Lawton Constitution Notice Summary
Disclaimer style notice from The Lawton Constitution outlines publication norms for the May 9 1972 edition. It notes publishing evenings Monday through Friday and lists contact details and association memberships. It also reserves AP reprint rights and requires prepayment with authorization for certain advertising.
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Pennsylvania Publishes Life Insurance Consumers Guide
The state released a consumer guide revealing wide variance in life policy costs. It lists 166 companies accounting for most U S life insurance and compares premiums across three age groups for a $10 000 straight life policy while noting that low prices do not guarantee best value.
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Consumers’ Guide
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Travelers
Aetna
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National Underwriters Company of Cincinnati
Government orders free care rule hits over half of US non federal hospitals
Health Secretary Elliot Richardson issued a Hill Burton Act based directive requiring 30 days to provide a minimum level of free health services to the poor. The nationwide reach targets 3608 non-profit hospitals and 2700 other facilities funded under Hill Burton. The move follows five class actions and aims to empower the poor to compel compliance, though financially troubled or affluent areas may escape. However the American Hospital Association says many hospitals already meet some service obligation and advises the poor to seek rights guidance before requesting care.
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Elliot L. Richardson
American Hospital Association
District of Columbia
West Virginia
Florida
Louisiana
Colorado
Television reshaped politics by sidelining governors
Washington Report argues TV's rise centralized presidential access, pushing governors from national stage. It notes the rise of wealthy interests and the decline of youth entrants, citing Samuels and party dynamics that favor money over talent, with long-term damage to parties.
Nader Astes for Center of Journalistic Policy
John Chamberlain argues against Ralph Nader pushing for a centralized journalistic policy center to oversee news coverage. He notes past Nader proposals for a super regulator and questions the idea of limiting press independence, urging many independent operators held to accuracy standards.
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Nixon
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McGovern Seen Connected to Henry Wallace Legacy
Washington observers link George McGovern to Henry Wallace citing shared 1948 Progressive roots and foreign policy views. The piece recalls Wallace as Roosevelt VP turned Progressive nominee with antiwar, antiwar policy stances and ties to communists.
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George McGovern
Henry Wallace
George Wallace
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Wallace
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Berlin
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New York purse snatchers face light penalties and many go free
Police report only one in six purse snatchers are imprisoned in New York and fewer than a quarter of robbery suspects in hallways and entrances are convicted. Widespread fear persists as criminals remain at large due to evidence gathering difficulties and the need for action to remove them from streets.
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Big City
Man Charged with Testing Work Ethic Beliefs in Thesis
Michael P. Bolzano Jr. 36 a George Washington University doctoral candidate who criticized the VISTA program and praised blue collar workers will get a chance to prove his claims.
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VISTA
George Washington University
Michael P. Bolzano Jr
Thoughts For Today A reflection on self knowledge and life
A fragmentary note contemplates the distance a man must travel to know himself and the art of living. The text appears to ponder Gerard mon Life with unclear context and wording.
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Mirror of the Mind on Romance and Therapy
The text argues that romance should not be forced on youths and that genuine success rarely stems from spite. It notes personal fears may need professional help and praises ethical therapists who avoid trendy programs. It emphasizes patient welfare and professional restraint in mental therapy.
Yesteryears notes span school events and public service
Ten years ago Norval Guyton became president of Douglass High School 1962 63 term Eddie Brammer took Lawton High School Future Farmers of America presidency Steve Wilson became editor of Cameron College Collegian. Twenty years ago Kiwanis leader Bill Dunn named Clarence Aubrey family night chair Mrs Jerry Mustain spoke on Your Spoiled Child at Mary Swartz Rose Club. Thirty years ago Durward Matthis led Comanche County League of Young Democrats Mrs J C Kilgore visited Springdale Ark Bill Thomas urged pledges to buy war bonds and stamps.
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Norval Guyton
Douglass High School
Eddie Brammer
Lawton High School
Future Farmers of America
Steve Wilson
Cameron College
the Collegian
Kiwanis
Bill Dunn
Clarence Aubrey
Jerry Mustain
Mary Swartz Rose Club
Chester McCord
Durward Matthis
Comanche County League of Young Democrats
J. C. Kilgore
Chattanooga
Springdale
Ark
Bill Thomas
Horoscopes for Wednesday May 10 1972
Frances Drake offers the daily outlook by zodiac sign Aries Taurus Gemini Cancer Leo Virgo Libra Scorpio Sagittarius Capricorn Aquarius Pisces for May 10 1972. Readings emphasize effort self discipline motivation and timing across listed signs with advice on focus and decision making.
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Aries
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