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Lawton Constitution

Location

Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Mar 28, 1972

Page

10

Muskie Attacks Wallace in Wisconsin Primary Campaign

In Wisconsin for the April 4 Democratic primary, Sen. Edmund Muskie accuses Gov. George Wallace of serving the big guy and urges workers to reject him. McGovern tours Milwaukee bowling alleys while Humphrey pushes St. Lawrence Seaway improvements in Superior. Wallace rallies Green Bay on taxes.

Walter RO Mears Milwaukee Wis Edmund S. Muskie George C. Wallace Alabama Wisconsin George McGovern Hubert H. Humphrey Minnesota Superior St. Lawrence Seaway Wallace Green Bay Eugene J. McCarthy McCarthy Lyndon B. Johnson White House New York John V. Lindsay Shirley Chisholm Lindsar George Wallace Muskie Humphrey United States Canada Great Lakes McGovern

Drys Miss April 5 Petition Deadline Stalling Stirs Debate

Oklahoma City AP reports Ross J. McLennan says the dry forces cannot perfect a petition by the Supreme Court deadline of April 5 for liquor by the drink ballot. McLennan notes 144 000 signatures to check while R C Jopling Jr accuses delays and criticizes court leniency.

Oklahoma City Ross J. McLennan State Supreme Court McLennan Sooner Alcohol Narcotics Education R.C. Jopling Jr Oklahomans For Modern Alcoholic Beverage Control

Meany says price panel must bear inflation burden

AFL CIO President George Meany told the Price Commission that the burden of controlling price inflation rests with them. He argued wage gains pause while prices rise, faulted regulations as pro big business, and urged consumer representation on the panel. Rep. Paul Findley warned against extending beef price controls.

Meany Washington Aflcio George Meany Nixon Price Commission Commission Paul Findley R-Ill Findley House Agriculture Committee Congress

Muskie backers linked to Nixon ticket in 1968 disclosure

Three Muskie backers also contributed to Nixon-Agnew in 1968 and one gave to both parties that year. The trio, named in records covering November 1970 to January 31, totalled 2.02 million to Muskie. Aides say further disclosures follow and a 100 dollar threshold rule takes effect later.

Muskie Joseph Wilson Xerox Corp Jackson Wallace Nixon Census Bureau Washington Edmund S. Muskie Maine Florida Nixon-Agnew Charles E. Smith Washington, D.C Charles FE. Smith Stanley Wasie Minneapolis Wasie Edward Ginsberg Cleveland Ohio

Child Blamed In House Fire

A two year old girl playing with a gas stove started a fire that leveled a frame house on 11th Monday. Lt. Jerry Abraham said flames engulfed the home before units arrived and damaged a pickup truck nearby. occupants Louise Wolfe and her daughter escaped unharmed.

Jerry Abraham Lee Blvd Louise Wolfe Abraham

Harris criticizes OG&E profits in Oklahoma

Sen. Fred Harris denounced Oklahoma Gas and Electric profits as outrageously high with a 17 percent rate of return, urging the state Corporation Commission to start price rollback proceedings. He compared it to the national 11 percent average and urged inflation containment through targeted price adjustments.

Norman Okla Fred Harris D-Okla Oklahoma Gas Electric Co State Corporation Commission Oklahoma Gas & Electric

Tulsans Facing Abortion Count

Tulsa obstetrician Dr. Elmer Malcolm Stokes 54 and two Tulsa men Charles Fetter 46 and David Stuart Taylor were charged with abortion in Pawnee County after arrests at an unfinished Lake Keystone area home. Taylor faces an additional firearm charge. bonds set at 3000 for Stokes and Fetter and 5000 for Taylor. The three slated to appear in district court. An unidentified woman at the scene was hospitalized and released. Police noted the lower level of the home held medical facilities.

Pawnee. Okla Tulsa Lake Keystone Elmer Malcolm Stokes Charles Fetter David Stuart Taylor Dist. Atty Bill Hall Taylor Stokes Fetter Pawnee

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