Lawton Constitution 1919 1967 History and Staff Note
Publication note for The Lawton Constitution lists evenings edition schedule Monday through Friday at Third and A Avenue Lewton Okichome with staff including Ned Shepler publisher and Stephen F Bentley editor plus officers and departments. It references Associated Press membership and advertising policy and a note on corrections and management attention.
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Third and A Avenue
Lewton
Okichome
State no fault plan faces varied costs and pace
The 1970s push toward no fault auto insurance faces state by state testing to absorb regional cost differences. Experts note urban higher claim rates and rural high speed crashes demand tailored premiums. Congress urged to await state results before a national plan.
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John Chamberlain
U.S
Kentucky
Massachusetts
Florida
Connecticut
Michigan
New Jersey
New York
Thomas Morrill
State Farm Company
Senate
Montana
Nebraska
New York City
Boston
Congress
Amnesty Debate Across Newspapers Backed by Facts
The article discusses media coverage of amnesty for Vietnam era exiles, noting opposition views and the New York Times editorial stance. It cites official counts of deserters in Canada Sweden and elsewhere, compares Lincoln's pardons, and argues that the ethical argument matters more than raw numbers.
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New York Times
Canada
Sweden
the Times
Patrick J. Buchanan
Buchanan
George Washington
Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln
United States
Vietnam
Nixon
Predictions on Heart Disease Death Rates in Next Decade
Dr Theodore Cooper of the National Heart and Lung Institute predicts up to a 20 percent drop in heart disease deaths over 10 years, based on early detection of hypertension, cholesterol control, drug therapy, and expanded surgical options like heart transplantation. The 1963 73 time capsule also cited the first successful heart transplant on December 3 1967, while the artificial heart remained elusive.
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Theodore Cooper
National Heart and Lung Institute
Cooper
New York Heart Association
Heart M.D
Andre F. Courand
Nixon risks liberal backlash with Hanoi aid plan
Andrew Tully argues Nixon hopes liberals in Congress block relief to Hanoi by leveraging domestic program cuts. He notes conservatives oppose aid and liberals denounce a move seen as Hanoi first. McGovern shifts stance, while Congress wrestles how to fund reconstruction without broad tax hikes.
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Nixon
Hanoi
Jesse Jackson
Chicago
Capitol Hill
North Vietnam
United States
Saigon
Mirror of the Mind on Work Life and Social Attitudes
The piece discusses whether living near work improves life depending on job satisfaction. It notes that workers who love their jobs may enjoy the commute less, while those who hate work may feel trapped. It also touches on teen drug awareness and evolving gender roles prior to the modern women’s rights movement.
Editors era t Toerr is human to really foul things up you need a computer
A cryptic phrase from a CPA Journal note mocks how humans err and computers amplify mistakes, hinting at caution in dealing with automated processes and data handling.
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Toerr
CPA Journal
Nixon presses hard line as Hanoi backs down at cease fire test
Washington reports the Hanoi test of U S resolve ended favorably for the United States. The North Vietnamese threat to stall POW releases failed as the President showed he will resume bombing if the Communists push for concessions. The incident signals a watershed in U S strategy and signals future willingness to use air power to enforce talks.
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Washington
United States
North Vietnam
Hanoi
Nixon
Vietnam
Paris
Freshman Frolics queen named at Southwestern State College
Darlene Heath directed a freshman talent revue and was elected Freshman Frolics queen at Southwestern State College. Rex Madeira was named general chairman of a $40,000 YMCA building drive. Flower Mound 4-H Club won a trash barrel slogan contest. Fort Sill Indian School attended the Southwest track meet at Fort Worth with three students earning spots. Wayne Rowe became Oklahoma Cattlemen's Association president. Georgia Hoskins was Maiton High School’s top student with a 98.5 average. The piece also notes historical reflections on Hanoi and U S policy during the Vietnam era.
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Darlene Heath
Southwestern State College
Rex Madeira
Flower Mound
Bobby Wallace
Kee Gorman
Harold Pewewardy
Fort Sill
Mayberry payroll ties tested by Oklahoma safety post
Oklahoma safety commissioner Bill Mayberry may face scrutiny over relatives on his department payroll as laws prove elastic. Governor Hall backs Mayberry with few doubters, while Rep. Hargrave recounts a bruising highway patrol encounter. A McAlester penitentiary doctor earned up to $3000 monthly for part time work, the only disclosed deal surpassing travel claims.
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Bill Mayberry
Oklahoma
Jerry Hargrave
Highway Patrol
Mayberry
McAlester Penitentiary
Horoscope for Thursday March 1973 Birthdays Aries Taurus Gemini
Horoscope segment lists astrological advice for each sign with birth date ranges and guidance. Aries urged to hold the line, Taurus advised to advance, Gemini and others receive hints on opportunities and conduct. Read as a planetary forecast with caution about dreamer tendencies.
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Lawton
Ned Shepler
Bill F. Bentley
Shirley Shepler Bentley May B. Shepler
Donald S. Bentley
Stephen F. Bentley
Ted Ralston
Wm. H. Sullivan
W. D. Hargraves
Alfred Wallace
Southern American Newspaper Publishers Association
Audit Bureau of Circulations
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Associated Press
SenpAger
Toring
Washington Report
I John
Sir Winston Churchill
Andrew Tully
Banking
Richard Nixon
Office of Economic Opportunity
Treasury, Defense
Office of Management and Budget
George McGovern
Good George
McGovern
South
Main Street
John Conwell
Happes
Dennis the Menace
Editors
Erat
William S. White
VY Esterwears
Constitution
Calvary Baptist Church
Dorcas
Orville McKnight
W. P. McKinstry
S. H. Kress
Mary Evelyn Smith
Henry Smith
Stafford Smith
John F. Kennedy
Governor Hall
By Frances Drake
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Neesen
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Reso
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Aquarius
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