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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1973
Page
6
The document outlines newspaper policies and staff credits from the Lawton Constitution, listing editors and publishers, advertising rules, and correction procedures. It references the Associated Press, circulation audits, and pay standards, noting correction protocols for errors or misstatements brought to attention.
A NY Times editorial argues a temporary Watergate pause is needed to address oil shortages and recession risks. It asserts Nixon will not resign or be impeached and that he, despite faults, best positions to stabilize inflation and oil politics if the Watergate burden is eased for a period.
The Senate approved a bill granting Nixon discretion to require energy conservation with provisions for tax deductible home improvements up to 1 000 dollars in 1973 and job protection credits for workers affected by energy actions. It also reduces federal official car use and contemplates broader executive powers to curb energy use if needed.
Republican governors left Memphis convinced Nixon could finish his term, expressing improved outlook after a 95 minute session. They noted his believability and willingness to answer, with Reagan McCail Thomson praising his candor and vowing further disclosure.
The Consumer Product Safety Commission seeks a court order to withdraw three million allegedly hazardous disposable lighters sold by Consolidated Cigar. The company reportedly refuses a voluntary recall amid ongoing fire and health concerns linked to cigarette lighters.
A short collection of inspirational quotes. The excerpt includes Isaiah 3 25 26 line about men falling by the sword and resting on the ground, and Ralph J Bunche remarks that there are no warlike peoples only warlike leaders.
A jumble of aphorisms and quotes from various sources discusses travel, conservation, car accidents near home, film content, education, and a prison anecdote. The collection lacks a single coherent narrative and includes items attributed to newspapers and magazines.
The General Electric study warns of a polarizing economic shift with service and fashion jobs pushing minority workers into major roles while white Anglo Saxon Protestants stay in engineering and tech. Pratt Institute features a co op program pairing minority and white students with GM and Kodak, showcasing success stories like Floyd Carter and Denise Miller.
The piece questions whether parents are too soft and explores how children respond to punishment and fear. It suggests recognizing fears, avoiding self blame, and notes balance in dominance between spouses with roles shifting to ease tension.
Washington debate questions whether networks including CBS NBC and ABC disclose ownership and funding tied to public affairs. Critics argue Yankee Stadium subsidies and payola cases reveal a double standard in reporting and access to airwaves.
A report notes George W. Stein, president and GM of Currell Lumber, serves as second vice president of the National Lumber and Building Material Dealers Association. Also mentioned: Robert Moon kills a 625 pound cow elk on opening deer season. Salvation Army Week proclaimed, and Cameron College boxing faces Midwest University in Wichita Falls. Ann Mayo hosts Gremlin club, Mrs. Jake Lyons hosts birthday party for Sarah Margarita. Robert W. Atteberry Jr. enlists in the Navy following his brother Carl W. Atteberry.
In Oklahoma David Boren holds four press conferences in one day. The piece notes the implies a rushed campaign pace and questions campaign finance norms. It also mentions UFO sightings and references Ed Edmondson and Henry Bellman in a political context.
The passage collects aphorisms and quips from George Jean Nathan Nelson Algren Malcolm Muggeridge. It juxtaposes views on heroism vice and selling love potions in Africa with remarks on credulity in modern society and the theater world.
Taurus warns against impulsive action on new projects and urges wary appraisal of reserves and risks. Gemini sees value beneath the surface while Cancer faces restructuring, especially in real estate or property improvements. Leo notes hidden details but steady effort yields more than fair results. Virgo may meet obstacles but persistent vision brings profit from past lessons. Libra advises independence as plans shift and traditions resist. Sagittarius warns against distractions and deception, with mixed influences. Capricorn cautions extra work and tracking new trends, Aquarius stresses focused discussions and new contacts, Pisces promises versatility and dual outlets for talent.
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