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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1972
Page
6
The notice lists publisher Ned Shepler and co editor Bill Bentley with May Shepler, Shirley Bentley, Donald Bentley, Ted Ralston, and Alfred Wallace among staff. It notes associations, pricing rules, and correction policy, emphasizing prepaid ads and editor responsibility.
The Gallup poll shows 74 percent satisfaction with housing and 84 percent with work, yet 54 percent dissatisfied with governance. Analysts blame taxes crime and media influence, claiming network television fuels public discontent ahead of elections.
Transportation Secretary Volpe proposes diverting part of the Highway Trust Fund to urban rapid transit to ease congestion. The plan faces strong congressional opposition and requires approval from seven committees. Local governments would match federal funds, boosting transit nationwide.
A compact meditation highlighting Matthew 7 7 8 urging prayer and action. It contrasts asking seeking and knocking with earned virtue by Lyman Abbott emphasizing character growth through effort and discipline.
Washington reports profile Richard McLaren as a driven antitrust chief who forced ITT to divest Grinnell Canteen and Hartford Fire with sales of 865 million dollars annually. The case reshaped limits of conglomerate action though few wins haunt his record.
In a March 15 Drake University talk Agnew framed George Wallace as a pragmatic populist and hinted at White House strategy. The piece weighs Wallace's odds in 1968 against Stassen’s fate, noting partisan shifts, family ties, and a potential Pineywoods LaFollette niche if a Republican coalition forms.
A column warned that cutting U S air support in South Vietnam could trigger a bloodbath. It cites a subcommittee study on communist casualties, tracing Vietnam death toll estimates from 1 million to 3 million, and reviews historical killings in North and South Vietnam, including Hue and Geneva-era events.
The piece argues illness can grant spouses a respite from traditional roles and may reveal a gentler dynamic. It questions whether shyness can be cured by sales work and notes a strong salesperson must convey buyer confidence. It also warns that parental nervousness can transfer to children through observed behavior.
Yesteryears notes report groundbreaking for a new 150000 Phillips Aubrey Chevrolet Center. Ellen Rush announces eight Lawton elementary schools received overseas gift boxes letters of thanks. Lee Baughman earns a 31 year safe driving award. Fort Sill and Indianahoma funds boost Comanche County Red Cross to 19985.36. H B Kernodle begins 16th year on Fletcher School Board. C T Taliaferro hosts Three Link Club gathering. Naomi McManamy Montanu Boyle hosts Coquette Club slumber party. Jimmie Jones chairs Oklahoma Navy Relief fund drive at 70000.
Daily zodiac outlook for Aries through Pisces with guidance on behavior and opportunities. Highlights include leadership potential for born leaders such as Herbert Lehmann, and notes on personal growth, urging balance between ambition and restraint.
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