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The Lawton Constitution operates weekdays from lawton Oklahoma with Ned Shepler as editor and publisher and lists roles including vice president managing editor and advertising. It notes AP membership and exclusive AP news use and promises corrections for any misstatements upon notice to management.
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U.S. Medical School Admissions Gap Prompts Abroad Study
Washington report notes 37 000 apply to U.S. medical schools for 1972 73 but only 13 500 admitted with high marks amid facility limits. By 1980 nine new federally funded schools could take 17 000 freshmen yearly, yet walls hinder transfers from abroad. France Italy and Mexico provide cheaper options and aid to U.S. students studying overseas.
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Italy
Schrager
U.S
New York Sunday Times
American Medical Association
Mexico
University of Guadalajara
New York
Haiti
Guadalajara
France
Ecolibrium and cities in the sea plan future energy hubs
Noted scientist Athelston Spilhaus warns of ecological and economic danger if pollution rises. He envisions ecologically balanced growth, turning effluents into assets and expanding offshore refineries and floating cities with docks, hotels, and underwater parks near major ports.
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Athelston Spilhaus
Spilhaus
United States
New Jersey
North Sea
Nixon Defends Dollar Amid International Speculation
President Nixon explains the dollar is under attack by speculators but remains strong. He cites low US inflation, a strong economy, a continued inflation control program, and a tight budget as foundations. He pledges no further devaluation and urges international partners to support a flexible monetary system.
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Europe
Nixon
United States
Thoughts For Today on aging and wisdom from Amiel
A short meditation cites Psalm 71 9 and Henry F Amiel on aging as a master work of wisdom. It reflects on not casting off in old age and the challenge of growing old with dignity and insight.
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Henry F. Amiel
Pot Legalization Fails To Clear The Air Of Doubt
The piece argues legalization of marijuana is not simple and compares pot to alcohol and tobacco. It cites Justice Tauro and authorities warning against broader social harm and potential abuse, noting pot’s supposed misinformation about driver clarity and the risks of widespread use.
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Washington
Walter Washington
G. Joseph Tauro
Massachusetts Superior Court
House Select Committee On Crime
New York
Tauro
Nixon Challenge From Left Splits GOP Ahead Of 1976
In Washington liberal Republicans led by Javits Case Brooke Schweiker face off against party conservatives and Nixon allies. The intra party rift centers on foreign policy and the 1976 Republican convention, with Connally seen as potential unifying or dividing force depending on future shifts.
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Washington
United States Senate
Richard Nixon
G.O.P
Jacob Javits
New York
Clifford Case
New Jersey
Edward Brooke
Massachusetts
Richard Schweiker
Pennsylvania
Nixon
Vietnam
White House
Senate
Javits
Brooke
Percy
Schweiker
Mississippi
Spiro Agnew
John Connally
Texas
Mirror of the Mind and Parental Fear in Raising Children
The piece ponders motive in dating a friend's discarded beau and the danger of showoffs seeking validation through success. It also notes that parents often fear not being ideal and reveal anxiety indirectly, which can steer children away.
Editors Note on Russia Deals and Cultural Quips
A compilation quotes editors noting Russians buying grain in Tennessee and 1 800 Angora goats in Texas while hemmed in Arkansas. The column contrasts with Bircher warnings of a Russian threat and includes a joke about tattoos and a color TV era remark.
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Tennessee
Texas
Arkansas
John Birchers
Arkansas Gazette
Your Horoscope for Saturday March 17 1973
Birthdate notes Nat King Cole, a Pisces, with strong creativity and business sense. Taurus advised to gather facts and avoid blind leads, Leo urged romance and travel, Virgo cautions revisions, Scorpio and Aquarius warned on decisions and support.
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Leo
Nat King Cole
Your Stars for Sunday March 18 1973 Aries to Pisces
Horoscope section lists daily guidance for each sign with brief advisories. Aries to Pisces are advised on open-mindedness, social contact, investment ideas, family stance, intuition, planning, and leadership. A born today profile highlights high intellect and outgoing nature suitable for politics and education.
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Aries
Educa
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