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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1973
Page
6
Lawton Constitution disclaimer and policy notes from 1919 1967 outline AP use local news republication rules and ad acceptance standards. Includes contact details for Ned Shepler publisher and newsroom dial number.
Walter W. Heller warned Washington breakfast attendees that without renewed wage and price controls the nation could face a major recession next year with unemployment near 6 to 7 percent and job losses approaching a million. He urged a food price freeze, Phase II controls, and repeal of selective tax concessions while warning unions exceeding 8 percent pay raises could trigger a stagnant growth scenario.
The Democratic Party commission reviews 1972 open convention guidelines aiming for unity. Barbara Mikulski proposes six regional conferences to reflect rank and file views while the Coalition for a Democratic Majority urges expanding ex officio delegate rights and cutting proportional representation rules for youth women and minorities. The 73 member panel, set by the 1972 convention, must choose before a mid December National Committee report.
Voters reject a tax shift that would cut home taxes and raise income and business taxes by a 3 to 2 margin. The proposed system would have state takeover of tax collection, varying per pupil spending from $600 to $2,500, with overall funding far below national levels. Oregon’s failure offers a cautionary example for other states considering similar school financing changes.
A short faith based reflection from James F. Clarke describing belief as strength and doubt as weakness. It cites Hebrews 11:3 about creation by the word of God and notes that real power comes from faith in unseen things.
A New York press conference reveals union issues blocking cameras as non union public television coverage is limited by cost. NBC agrees to loan footage only if paid, a price trampolines to 3 000 dollars, prompting the public TV team to abandon filming.
The Kennedy camp doubts Chappaquiddick will dominate 1976 politics as Watergate fuels general anti crooked tricks sentiment. Ted Kennedy remains cautious yet confident, touring with aides and maintaining a disciplined campaign presence.
William S. White argues that the Nixon administration overdoes economic expertise while inflation feels harsher in daily life. He contrasts official statistics with real prices, calls for mandatory controls, and warns that long term cures may jeopardize the short term. He cites Mark Twain and notes a split between big-picture data and living costs.
A newspaper-style meditation notes how aging alters budgets and duties. An accountant laments deficits while recalling past eras when governments solved issues without tax increases. The piece contrasts a shrinking world with slower letter delivery and hints at changing perceptions of governance.
The article discusses brides in law friction and advises wives to examine their marriage attitudes rather than blame the mother in law. It notes praising a child's achievements while avoiding undermining the husband and emphasizes that repeated moves do not fix underlying personal issues.
A long temperate zodiac column offers daily sun signs with advice on plans, focus, and patience. It notes Venus ruled traits and hints at versatile careers in arts, business, law, teaching, and horticulture. Birthdate mentions include Sir Arthur Sullivan and Georges Braque.
Saturday May 12 1973 horoscope notes advise Aries Taurus and others to avoid excess anxiety embrace enthusiasm and original ideas. Pisces and Aquarius emphasize progress and belief in achieving goals with discipline. mentions notable figures Dante Gabriel Rossetti and Florence Nightingale.
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