Lawton Constitution Details and Staff
The Lawton Constitution lists publication details for evenings Monday through Friday at Third and A Avenue Lawton Oklahoma. It names Ned Shepler publisher along with Bill Bentley Shirley Shepler Bentley May B Shepler Stephen F Bentley Ted Ralston and Alfred Wallace as editors and staff.
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Third and A Avenue
Lawton, Okichome
Bill F. Bentley
Shirley Shepler Bentley May B. Shepler
Stephen F. Bentley
Ted Ralston
Wm. H. Sullivan
Alfred Wallace
Mets Triumph as Underdogs Define 1973
The New York Mets, once last in the NL East on Sept 1, clinched the division title and the World Series era narrative of the Common Man rising. The piece paints the 1973 Mets as lovable, unpolished heroes who embodied democratized baseball and earned public adulation through grit and unpredictability.
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Washington
New York Mets
Mets
Spiro Agnew
America
al Smith
Napoleon
Long Island
Bronx
Yankees
Park Avenue
Diamond Jim Brady
Humanlike computer blames others for mistakes
A new model computer machine is described as so human that it shifts blame for its errors onto others, illustrating advances in artificial intelligence and interactive systems observed by the Lynden Tribune of Lynden, Washington.
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Lynden
Wash
Tribune
Supreme Court urged to read busing study before ruling
Column praises Jeffrey J. Leech’s Indiana University Law Journal analysis of busing. It argues the research shows mixed or negative effects on achievement, psychology, and race relations, and urges Justices to weigh the sociological evidence in Swann and Mapp as they hear busing cases.
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Washington
U.S. Supreme Court
Indiana University Law Journal
Swann
Charlotte, N.C
Supreme Court
Leech
Ann Arbor
Riverside
Boston
Chattanooga
Tenn
U.S
High Court
Mapp
Call for integrity in federal judiciary over subpoenas and immunity
A syndicated column urges the federal judiciary to address abuses by court officers and prosecutors. It condemns improper immunity practices and the widespread use of subpoenas, calling them a form of legal blackmail that undermines justice and fairness.
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Washington
Wolverines Prepare for Wichita Falls Title Fight
Ten year look back mentions Mrs. Marie Detty in Who's Who of American Women third edition. Lawton Wolverines head to clash with Putnam City Pirates as pre season notes capture local prep football interest.
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Marie Detty
Tomlinson
Wolves
Wichita Falls
Tex
Coyote
Ben Casey
Ozzie and Harriet
Kswo-Tv
Doyle Jennings
James Howard
Lawton Wolverines
Putnam City Pirates
John Looney
Lawton
State Employment Service
Immunity Abuses in the Agnew Investigation and Subpoena Overreach
The piece condemns overreach in DOJ tools like immunity and subpoenas, citing Watergate and Spiro Agnew. It warns against fishing expeditions and targets beyond substantial knowledge, urging judges to halt what it calls Immunity Incorporated and Subpoena Uncountable.
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United States
North Carolina
Agnew
Department of Justice
Spiro Agnew
Immunity Incorporated
Bergsten forecasts 1974 US trade surplus and dollar trends
Brookings senior fellow C Fred Bergsten told a Conference Board seminar at the Waldorf Astoria that a 1974 US trade surplus of 3 to 4 billion dollars could occur. He warned that foreign direct investment changes may strengthen the dollar while American firms cut overseas expenditures, urging repatriation of dollars to curb speculative selling and stabilize the dollar.
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United States
C. Fred Bergsten
Brookings Institute
Henry A. Kissinger
Bergsten
Conference Board
Waldorf-Astoria
New York
U.S
National Forest Faces Cutting Debate Amid Panel Prompt
Conservationists fret over a Presidential panel's call to expand logging in national forests by 50 to 100 percent in virgin western woods. Sierra Club observers document damage from clear cutting across one million acres while the Forest Service plans 11.8 billion board feet for 1973 74 with a 10 percent rise in sales. The panel rejects erosion or drought risks, urging protection alongside harvest for domestic use and renewed forest planting to replace what is taken.
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Nixon
West
Sierra Club
Wilderness Preservation Association
United States Forest Service
Work Longer To Grow Old Yet Better
A research psychologist at the Danville Veterans Administration Hospital argues work keeps older adults competent and healthy. Dr. Roy M. Hamlin notes many centenarians work part time and asserts continuing if needed can extend vitality well past 70.
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Danville
Ill
Veterans Administration Hospital
Roy M. Hamlin
Social Security Administration
Thoughts for Today on Joy and Service
A compact reflection blending Isaiah and Tolstoy about how joy springs from serving others and having a higher purpose beyond personal happiness. The message urges viewing life as a meaningful duty, not mere self gratification, and hints at a double portion of land and lasting joy as the biblical promise.
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Isaiah
Leo Tolstoy
Mirror of the Mind and Two Personal Dilemmas
The piece discusses how emotions influence athletes amid on field battles and negotiations, then turns to love and relationships with a woman recognizing Mr Right and a teenager’s crisis reaction within strained family dynamics. It highlights how confidence, focus, and personal insight shape responses to stress.
Your Horoscope for Thursday October 11 1973
Aries warns travel and finance risks in early hours with better career guidance in the afternoon. Taurus may find a unique idea succeeds if circumstances are unprecedented and adaptable. Gemini entrees business may go well but morning decisions may change later. Libra cautions in business diplomacy. Scorpio urges careful attention to details. Pisces expects social surprises and amusement.
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Aries
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Yesteryears
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Lower Light Mission
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Forest
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