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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1972
Page
10
The Lawton Constitution is published weekdays in Lawton Oklahoma with Ned Shepler as publisher and a mechanical superintendent. It states AP exclusive republication rights and requires advance payment or written authorization for local advertising, plus a promise to correct any errors upon notification.
Washington reports on George McGovern as he shifts from outsider to frontrunner, facing Senate scrutiny from Henry Jackson who accuses him of pot legalization hints and past Wallace ties. The piece notes McGovern's need to appeal to the center while defending his radical moves and past endorsements.
Presidentially trusted figure J Edgar Hoover dies leaving a void in the FBI's leadership. The text recalls his incorruptible discipline and unwavering faith in God and country, noting enemies failed to replace him with a suitable successor and warning of a significant national gap.
Le Duc Tho arrives in Paris to resume secret negotiations with Henry Kissinger without a new peace proposal. The North Vietnamese stance remains unclear as bombing continues and President Thieu urges national unity amid a slowed invasion.
The US Army tests a new tank destroying division at Fort Hood Texas combining tanks infantry air cavalry and attack helicopters to counter Soviet armored superiority. Early results show helicopters can evade high flying MIGs and threaten enemy tanks from terrain masking. By autumn officials hope to define the division shape and capability.
A survey by Opinion Research Corporation reveals that one in four adults aged 18 to 29 checks food labels for nutrition values. The concern spans income levels and racial groups, showing nutrition awareness is widespread across demographics.
Lynn Townsend chairman of the Chrysler Corporation warns that car prices will rise again in the fall due to safety and emission equipment costs plus higher material and labor prices. He says the increases will be accepted by most because of added safety and cleaner air.
A concise reflection cites Dr Albert Schweitzer noting true happiness comes from seeking and serving others. The line underscores altruism as a path to fulfillment and purpose.
The piece reflects on contentment and routine in relationships. It argues partial doubt tests marriage, while minor flaws in a hero can endear him to fans who identify with his humanity.
The text presents a quiz style set of questions and answers about government acts, state geography, and university sports. It mentions the Hatch Acts of 1939 and 1940, the Moose as the largest deer, postal insurance limits, and Notre Dame football lore.
Dr. Max Rafferty argues that judges are the real cause of public school discontent and parent choice erosion. He notes constitutional shifts under the Warren Court and says boards are not the main culprits, urging parents to read foundational rights texts.
An Oklahoma tale laments taxes and faculty cuts at Claremore Junior College as part of a life education shift. A caller argues phonics boosted reading in California from 1966 to 1970, then fell to look-say, reversing gains by 1971, amid debates on education, technology, and youth leisure.
Mayor Wayne Gilley announces a proposed lake pumping system could raise Lawton’s water supply by 10 percent. The item notes past community events including a pancake sale profit and Kiwanian of the month award.
Aries shows solid gains possible with quiet efficient work. Taurus has good planetary influences, especially in sound business and real estate. Gemini urged to be active with new opportunities. Pisces expects good news and high energy.
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