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Lawton Constitution

Location

Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Oct 25, 1972

Page

12

Local Lawton Briefs Chronicle October 25 1972

Short Lawton items from the Lawton Constitution dated Wednesday October 25 1972. Brief notices cover civic, legal, and community updates served by the LA Times Washington Post Service.

Lawton Constitution LA Times Washington Post Service

Nine Workers Strike For Higher Wages In Reynoldsville

In Reynoldsville Pennsylvania nine long time workers strike for higher wages at A T McClure Glass Co portions of the town face economic strain as the dispute unfolds. The employer says profits and demand constrain raises while workers cite underpayment and need to support families.

Reynoldsville Pennsylvania John McClure Maple Street Erie Anne Boeing Telephone Company A. T. McClure Glass Co Dave Norm McClure

Nixon Pledges Aid to Nonpublic Schools in America

President Nixon promised continued federal help to maintain nonpublic schools and to push Congress to end court ordered busing. He cited a 70 percent rise in federal education funding since 1969 and defended tax incentives for diverse education. He praised neighborhood schools and urged more spending on learning. He recalled a fifth grade teacher who inspired his interest in geography.

Nixon America Washington Congress White House East Whittier Calif

Court Denies Assassination Investigation

The Supreme Court refused to hear Kansas pathologist John Nichols's bid to access skin samples, bullet fragments, and clothing for neutron activation testing related to the Kennedy assassination. Nichols, backed by FOIA suits, sought to challenge Warren Commission conclusions. Douglas dissented seeking a hearing.

U.S. Archives Department of the Navy Supreme Court William O. Douglas

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