Local Oklahoma Newspaper Public Notices 1919-1967
Published evenings Monsey to Friday during Fach Week of Third and A Avenue Lawton Oklahoma. Ned Shepler publisher May B Shepler Shirley Shepler Bentley treasurer Donald S Bentley Ted Ralston editor and publisher vice president os secretary managing editor Wm H Sullivan Alfred Wallace W D Hargraves advertising director circulation manager mechanical superintendent. Member of Oklahoma Press Association Dial 353-0620. Associated Press rights and advertising rules noted.
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Monsey
Lawton, Oklahome
Bill F. Bentley
May B. Shepler
Shirley Shepler
Bentley
Donald S. Bentley
Ted Ralston
Tax loopholes claim rising number of wealth nonpayers
Rep. Henry S. Reuss cites Treasury data showing nearly 15 million people paid no income tax in 1970, including 14.49 million earning under 5 000 dollars. The table lists higher earners with zero tax and argues a bill to close loopholes could save 7.25 billion annually.
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Treasury Department
Henry S. Reuss
Wisconsin
Democrat
Reuss
Treasury
Immunity Question in Case On School Privacy Report
The Urban Law Institute asks the Supreme Court to decide if the House District Committee or staff may be sued for publishing a harsh report on Washington public schools naming pupils tied to profanity vandalism theft and a sexual incident. A lower court dismissed the suit as frivolous and the appellate ruling supported it 2 to 1.
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House District Committee
Urban Law Institute
Washington
Supreme Court
U.S
George L. Hart Jr
Congress
George E. Miller
Wilbur K. Miller
J. Skelly Wright
Goldwater Bets Humphrey For Democratic Nomination
Sen. Barry Goldwater of Arizona weighs in on the 1968 race predicting Hubert Humphrey will win the Democratic presidential nomination. He argues Humphrey's experience and loyalty as Vice President strengthen his candidacy after 1964 nominating battles.
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Hubert Humphrey
Sen
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Goldwater
Humphrey
Arizonian
Labor groups claim 500000 jobs lost to imports
Organized labor charges imports cost American workers 500000 jobs in five years and urge passage of the Burke Hartke bill to reshape federal laws against foreign workers paid coolie wages. They caution against retaliation in a trade war and advocate boosting production while holding wages and inflation down.
Thoughts for Today from I Cor 2 2 3 and William Penn
The excerpt offers two short quotations on faith and restraint. First, a biblical reflection from I Corinthians 2 2 3 centering on knowing Christ crucified and feeling weakness. Second, a moral maxime from William Penn urging restraint to conquer personal weakness.
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Jesus Christ
Washington Report Positive Law To Catch Up
The National Commission's findings on marijuana spark debate. It notes that criminalizing casual use harms more than it helps and distinguishes between suppliers and users. The piece credits Rep Edward Koch for pushing formal investigation and foresees gradual legal reform aligning with the commission's nuanced stance.
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Washington
National Commission
John Kaplan
Stanford University
Lester Grinspoon
Harvard
Edward Koch
Manhattan
Koch
Congress
Debating Media Quotas and Race in Newsrooms
Andrew Tully critiques quotas and race-based hiring in Washington media, arguing for journalism based on merit. He notes WRC co anchorman change and Post diversity figures, warns against reverse racism, and urges editors to uphold professional standards while expanding opportunity.
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WRC
Washington Post
Neil Boggs
Jim Vance
Post
THE
Ben Bradlee
Bradlee
Habitual Offender Act eyed to curb dangerous drivers
The piece discusses a proposed Habitual Offender Act to cancel licenses for life after conviction for repeated violations, with five states already enacting similar laws. It cites Virginia's early results, notes widespread fatalities and injuries, and argues for stricter license revocation to reduce highway deaths.
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Washington
Virginia
North Carolina
Rhode Island
New Hampshire
Massachusetts
Southwest Oklahoma Home Demonstration session at Cameron College
Yesteryears notes record 30 delegates at Cameron College Auditorium for the Southwest Oklahoma Home Demonstration council annual session. New members welcomed to the Ladies auxiliary to Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 119.
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Cameron College
Southwest Oklahoma Home Demonstration Council
Frank Barker
Ralph Trosino
Peter Haluschak
Ladies Auxiliary
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Mirror Of The Mind Frustration And Teen Rebellion
The piece links tax form errors to frustration and notes teens resist authority. It urges parents to persevere with love and understanding, cautioning against overly cautious syndrome that hinders dating and self‑reassurance after failed relationships.
O's and A's Quiz Answers About Trees and Anthems
A riddle style item presents two Q A pairs. The oak is named as struck by lightning most often. The monarch caterpillar is humorously claimed as the oldest national anthem in this playful exchange.
Horoscope for Friday March II 1972 Aries to Pisces
Daily astrology column for March 11 1972 presents sign by sign guidance. Aries to Pisces receive cautions and suggestions on ambition, timing, diplomacy, and perseverance with notes on notable birth references and talents.
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Ned Shepler
Wm. H. Sullivan Alfred Wallace
W. D. Hargraves
Oklahoma Press Association
Southern Newspaper Publishers Association
American Newspaper Pubiishers Association
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
AP News
Hubert
William Penn
William F. Blckley, JR
Kaplan
Grinspoon
Andrew Tully
Mencken
Boggs
Vance
Ernest , Uhee
Killer
Yesteryears
Suelien Barker
Dave Barker
Cache
John Robinson
George Stauffer
Wesley Chapel Methodist
Duncan
H. E. Wolf
Geronimo
Odus W. Glasgow
Delmar D. Snider
Leon McPhail
Lawton
Army
Sue Runyon
Mary Hammond
Frances White
Comanche County
Fred Shirley
Merry Bridgettes Club
John Conwell
Internal Revenue Service
Dennis the Menace
Berry's
NEA, Inc
By Frances Drake
Aries
Taurus
Bonn
You
Aquarius
Edward Fitzgerald
Franz Joseph Haydn
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