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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1973
Page
6
Washington analysis argues that after Watergate the elite media may unleash renewed bias and inquisitorial power in politics. The piece compares modern journalism to the Jacobins, warning that press triumph could fuel censorship and partisan excess.
A New York Times op ed by James Buckley criticizing calls to impeach Richard Nixon is described as morbidly cynical by the author. The piece argues against impeachment while noting Nixon has exercised Fifth Amendment protections and constrained interviews with staff and grand juries.
The piece argues John Connally shifts the GOP's power dynamic, likening him to aristocratic leaders as Southern Democrats and Wallace supporters swing toward him. It notes Nixon’s 1971 Treas ury appointment and predicts a Texas-led influence shaping 1976 politics despite party doubts.
William D. Eberle, Nixon's trade negotiator, told the New York Ameri can Statistical Association chapter that the United States could balance its trade in two to three years. He cited higher oil imports in 1973 and urged stronger exports and passage of the 1973 Trade Reform Act to reduce the deficit toward 4 to 5 billion dollars by year end. He also cited progress toward opening the Japanese market for computers, feed grains and citrus.
Ardmore weighs turning back Lake Arbuckle water rights amid $100,000 annual payments starting October. Lawton fought for the water and built an 80 mile pipeline. Ardmore may not need Arbuckle water for 15 years. Critics call Ardmore a dog in the manger for holding the rights without pipelines or use.
Dr Jean Houston of the Foundation for Mind Research says youths seek inner journeys to remythologize a demythologized reality. She cites a crisis of consciousness as the cause of widespread experimentation and a push toward reinvigorating the mental landscape.
Bermuda orders surrender of all firearms within ten days after five murders and six armed holdups. Violators face up to 12 years in prison and fines up to 5000 dollars. Officials call the move radical but warn criminals likely to ignore the decree.
The New York State Legislature approved a bill prohibiting off track betting parlors within 200 feet of churches synagogues or schools. The sponsor said crowds and touts disrupt religious tranquility, equating betting parlors with saloons in impact.
A collection of lines about wisdom and happiness. It contrasts the value of wisdom with material wealth and highlights how choice shapes human happiness. Notable citations include Proverbs 3 13 and Joseph Fort Newton.
The piece discusses genuine enthusiasm spreading joy while fake zeal bores others. It notes children fear bedtime and suggest parental reassurance rather than TV exhaustion. It also covers couple dynamics and a woman concealing mood clashes until after marriage, risking the groom's surprise.
A parent counsels a teen on hair while a quote from the Atlanta Journal jokes about mop-like strands. The remark mirrors a broader era voice in newspaper tone and reflects family dynamics in print.
Yesteryears honors Ken Hardy presents the senior class gift Victory Bell at Lawton High. Mrs Lodell Goodey serves as Lawton BPW Club president. Pioneer Club accepts Mrs Mare Sharp and Mrs Perry LeFors. Lesiit Pain named secretary of Comanche County Police Chapter board. Jan Owen stars in Southern Exposure at Southeastern State College. Oneda Slatten hosts a birthday party. Cpl Jack Peace in England writes home about Lawton wartime morale. Sgt Eugene Gale, city cop, responds to a family quarrel incident.
Daily astrology column for May 15 1973 notes Aries Taurus Gemini Leo Virgo Libra Scorpio and Aquarius Pisces under various guidance. It highlights self discipline, caution in decisions, and patience for delayed results while praising charm, responsibility, and potential in arts and sciences.
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