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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1971
Page
6
The Lawton Constitution lists staff roles from Ned Shepler to W H Sullivan and outlines AP affiliation and circulation practices. It states no ads from unverified sources and promises correction of errors on notification to management.
A packed Little Ferry auditorium hosts a mayoral debate between Malcolm Hill and George Zilocchi. Voters engage directly, asking questions on local issues such as drive-in ethics, drainage, an incinerator, and street cleaning, while the scene echoes civic pride and self government.
Census Bureau data for the District of Columbia over the last decade show a sharp drop in children under five and growth in the suburbs. The national capital’s population is aging and becoming more Black.
Dr. Arno Penzias told the Academy of Sciences autumn meeting that carbon monoxide makes about 90 percent of interstellar molecules. He noted the gas is the same chemical seen on Earth as toxic car exhaust.
A reader meditation contrasts a biblical verse with a Walter Lippmann reflection on greatness. It notes that no saint or leader achieved greatness without hardship or sacrifice, invoking the idea of passing through the valley of death on the path to progress.
The piece defends William H. Rehnquist over criticism of his 1967 Phoenix letter on school integration. It argues equal rights require freedom of choice not compelled social mixing and notes Gallup polling shows mixed views on busing among the public and among Black respondents. It praises Rehnquist as aligning with constitutional principles and criticizes liberal critics in Congress.
The piece argues Congress controls the Supreme Court and that the court often acts beyond the nation’s deliberate sense. It critiques how presidents are mythologized and suggests Nixon is appointing mere mortals to the Court to avoid elevating the presidency or the court.
The Strahov Stadium in Prague, Czechoslovakia, is noted as the world's largest stadium with capacity for 24 000 spectators.
An essay discusses a wife’s guilt about disliking housework and the label of women’s work. It also weighs whether first borns are raised better and explores the traits of a topnotch boss who balances ruthlessness with humanistic qualities.
Oklahoma state figures missed last year's income tax filings but held accountants ready to shoulder the responsibility. Governor Hall returns from Soviet Russia and awaits full credit from the Nixon administration for paving the way to Moscow.
Los Angeles Mayor Sam Yorty builds a New Hampshire campaign. He has hired a NH strategist, opened multiple campaign HQs, and garnered early money pledges to contest the Democratic primary. Yorty condemns Eastern liberal coverage and elevates his national profile against Muskie and McGovern.
A political column analyzes Sam Yorty’s strategy for the New Hampshire primary. It notes endorsements within his camp, potential crossover votes from conservative Democrats, and anticipated signals from supporters as the race shapes up. Bill Loeb of the Manchester Union Leader backs Yorty editorially.
Aged items report National Education Week events at Northwest Kiwanis with guest speaker Mrs. Bob Roundtree and Local 273 union meetings led by Jim Haraughty. Other notes mention Comanche County Dental Assistants Society hostess Virginia Davis, plus a Chamber nominating committee and a Skaggs family reunion near Snyder hosted by Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Pruett. Previously, Lawton residents recalled cold suppers and gas shortages from a broken 10 inch main and a birthday party for Jackie Forbess at his parents home.
Daily horoscope for each sign notes rewards may lag for Aries while Taurus should rely on attitude and patience. Gemini urged to balance individuality with moderation. Cancer warned against impulsive moves. Leo must guard emotions. Virgo to inspect new opportunities. Libra predicts a smooth day with confidence. Scorpio cautions budget. Sagittarius cautioned to listen to elders. Capricorn staying steady. Aquarius keep vigilance. Pisces influenced by Neptune to show capabilities. You born today highlights Scorpio creativity and practicality, leadership, and a note on Fark Akenside as birthdate reference.
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