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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1973
Page
4
The Lawton Constitution published weekdays from Third and A Avenue Lawton Oklahoma with Ned Shepler as publisher and Alfred Wallace Lee as editor. This notice lists staff titles and policy on corrections and Associated Press use and rights.
National and local prevention groups warn that half of preventable blindness could be avoided with regular eye exams. Cataract remains top cause and glaucoma threatens about 1.8 million Americans, with early detection and a new noncontact tonometer easing mass screenings.
Rocky River Ohio debates replacing the deteriorating Rocky River Bridge that spans the river near Cleveland. The structure is labeled a historic monument by state and federal preservation bodies, yet chunks of concrete fall away as traffic has been cut from four lanes to two. City weighs maintenance costs against building a new bridge while comparing London Bridge disposal as a tourism note.
The PR Film Library offers classics like The Kremlin and A Nation of Immigrants on short-term loan to schools colleges churches and civic groups. Xerox reports over four million viewers in 2.5 years with each loan averaging 4.72 screenings and about 178 viewers per showing.
A devotional reflection cites Exodus 31 6 noting God appointed Oholiab and gave capable men ability to fulfill commands. The piece argues human capacity remains largely unmeasured as little has been attempted, urging trust in divine provisioning over precedent.
The article recalls Richard Nixon's post 1968 convention drift from his early advisers to the Haldeman Ehrlichman camp at Mission Bay. It cites Whalen's resignation letter and warns Nixon to reestablish direct access to insiders to avoid Watergate era dangers.
A Washington tone assesses the Watergate fallout with Europe and Japan. The piece urges the President to lance the boil promptly while officials condemn the scandal without spreading the notion that the U.S. government is corrupt, seeking restraint in foreign criticism and policy responses.
The text contrasts husbands overworking to advance marriage with those who use a busy schedule to dodge domestic duties. It discusses male concerns about physique in youths, issues with muscle building, coordination affecting sports potential, and a recurrent pattern of self-sabotage rooted in unconscious self-punishment.
Vienna reports indicate MBFR talks between NATO and Warsaw Pact have dragged since January with observers noting the Russians can wait. Some analysts argue Moscow seeks a political edge by keeping U.S. forces in Europe, while others doubt that aim and suggest the Kremlin may prefer U.S. troops stay.
Yesteryears updates list Mrs. Marguerite Hall and Mrs. Toy Hoskins as water safety co chairs for the Comanche County Red Cross. Frank Godfrey hosts Washington guests. Local leaders urge Ton Ton View residents to join a city clean up. Lucille Johnson and Elizabeth Williams top Douglass High grads with 98.0 and 97.0 averages. Darold English heads a juvenile officer request committee. Ketner visits Chandler, Arizona. Sunbeam band formed at First Baptist Church. LaRue travels to St Louis for footwear for C R Anthony store. Cy Bell opens new transfer and storage office warehouse at 416 E.
Aries to Pisces forecasts with brief advice on cooperation, work, and self control. You are praised for imagination and talents in writing music and the arts, with a suggested path toward medicine or nursing and a note on Bing Crosby as a birthdate reference.
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