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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1972
Page
6
The Lawton Constitution publishes weekday evenings with Ned Shepler as publisher and editors Bill and May Shepler. The note lists staff roles, AP affiliation, circulation policy, and advertising payment rules.
Washington columnist cites Hans Sennholz arguing government bears much blame for pollution through land use, subsidies, and zoning while urging private industry to shoulder cleanup costs. The piece warns against socialist fixes and advocates private solutions via court-imposed internalization of external costs.
A reflective aphorism notes ideals resemble stars guiding the seeker through hardship. It compares reaching destiny to a seafaring traveler navigating a desert of waters, choosing steadfast ideals as navigation.
The piece portrays Thomas Eagleton as a tempered winner after the vice presidential controversy. It argues he grew stronger in Missouri and nationally, showing grace under humiliation and resisting calls to villainize opponents. It notes his inner strength redefines the episode's meaning.
The 1970 U S Census is praised as proof that LBJ’s era saw record prosperity. It notes near doubling of black median income, halved poverty, rising white income, and a surge of college enrollment. The piece contrasts with critics and highlights Lyndon B Johnson’s focus on education and the War on Poverty.
Ten years ago the Carrie M. Fisher Club gathered at Mrs. Ronald Baggett’s home for sewing pajamas forChildren at the Children’s Shelter. High scoring honors went to Mrs. Floyd Doty at the Walters Garden Club flower show. Sub Deb Club members met at Mary Margaret Newcomb’s residence.
A set of trivia questions with answers on astronomy birds botany and papal history. Moon orbit is elliptical birds have feathers water birds paddle one leg to circle stay in area holly lacks true outer bark its protective features and Paul VI was the first pope to visit the United States addressing the United Nations in 1965.
Lawton's Direction 80 Citizens Advisory Committee places an adequate water supply and distribution system as top priority. The panel notes possible federal funding but lacks a firm allocation plan for the more than $1 million yearly. Voters must decide on buying water rights at Waurika and financing pipelines and pumping equipment. The group commends the focus on water as essential to stability and future growth.
Dempsey Byrd editor of Hearsight at the Alabama Institute for the Deaf and Blind shares ten rules to live by. They urge doing good despite cynicism, honesty despite risk, and pursuing big aims even after setbacks.
Arnold’s drugstore in Michigan offers 10 cents for each prescription bottle with its label turned in. The program aims to reduce home poisonings, especially among children under five, by encouraging inventory and safe storage of medicines.
Mrs. Sarah Young of Paterson New Jersey a 59 year old widow was hospitalized with a gangrenous infection in her left leg She refused doctors order to amputate Bergen County Hospital sought a court order The state Supreme Court granted the order and the limb was removed The operation succeeded despite the patient’s objections
A compact reflection presents a Bible verse from Matthew urging nonjudgment and a Goethe axiom favoring listening to both sides. The pair frames a quiet, balanced moral approach.
The article argues individuals can overcome inhibitions to engage with others and that women need not suppress their resolve. It notes group activity can reinforce approval seeking and stresses that a strong minded woman knows what she wants. It also concludes that destructive children should visit with parents present to learn proper behavior rather than be kept isolated.
A collection of humorous quotes cites how work moms retirement dreams bad train service teen fashion and social observations. The items mock stereotypes about gender aging transportation and consumer culture with sharp regional quips. The wit references audiences in San Diego Indianapolis Baltimore Gowrie and other papers.
Daily astrology page notes optimistic Aries chances with hurdles, Taurus caution against capricious likes, Gemini alert to tricks, Cancer rewarded for extra effort, Leo urge to observe conditions, Virgo drive toward goals, Libra tact over force, Scorpio self‑reliance with unexpected changes, Sagittarius strategic easing tricky situations, Capricorn adopt new ideas, Aquarius push plans, Pisces step up efforts and mingle for good news. Birthdate mentions William Blake, Arthur Rubensstein, Brooks Atkinson and others.
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