Lawton Constitution editorial staff and affiliations
The Lawton Constitution lists key staff and offices including Ned Shepler publisher editor Bill F Bentley president May B Shepler vice president Donald S Bentley treasurer Stephen F Bentley secretary Ted Ralston managing editor Wm H Sullivan advertising director W D Hargraves mechanical superintendent Alfred Wallace circulation manager and notes its memberships in the Oklahoma Press Association Southern Newspaper Publishers Association American Newspaper Publishers Association Audit Bureau of Circulations and Associated Press.
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Bill F. Bentley
Shirley Shepler Bentley
May B. Shepler
Donald S. Bentley
Stephen F. Bentley
Ted Ralston
Wm. H. Sullivan
W. D. Hargraves
Alfred Wallace
Blacks Hold Secret Strategy Meeting Over Power Access
A Denver area gathering of 16 elected black officials from both parties discussed a new strategy to secure greater political influence. Organizer Colorado State Sen. George Brown said the talks, aimed at preserving minority and women participation rules, also addressed Black turnout and the potential 1976 Democratic candidates' stance on reform. Basil Paterson noted conservative forces seeking to restore older power dynamics within the party.
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Denver
Colorado
George Brown
Basil Paterson
Democratic National Committee
Chicago
Richard J. Daley
Congress
George McGovern
South Dakota
Car makers seek price boosts for 1974 models
The Big Four auto makers ask the Cost of Living Council to approve price increases averaging 61 to 106 dollars on 1974 model cars to cover safety and anti pollution improvements. They warn delays could cost millions as wage talks proceed and model year sales near the September 14 effective date.
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Cost of Living Council
Peter J. Petkas
American Motors
Real income gains debated by Nixon adviser
Herbert Stein, President Nixon's economic adviser, says Americans are better off than they feel due to rising real income despite high food prices. He notes a 5 percent rise in disposable after tax income from spring 1972 to spring 1973, while inflation concentrates on food and hurts low income families.
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Herbert Stein
Nixon
Stein
Many Ecology Cures Worse Than Disease
The essay argues ecologists push drastic cures without controlled experiments. It cites a German study showing leaded gasoline may be less harmful than unleaded exhaust. Lead acts as a tissue protectant in plants. non leaded fumes prove more toxic. The author cautions against dismissing lead preservation and critiques anti refinery pressure.
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Christopher Derrick
Detroit
West Germany
Harald Steinart
Die Welt
Hamburg
Ruge
F. Steenken
Richardson Faces Political Fallout Over Agnew Inquiry
Washington reports that Attorney General Elliott Richardson risks his political future as he weighs whether to indict Spiro Agnew amid leaks and mounting opposition. The piece recalls Richardson's past campaign tactics against opponents, including 1966 Massachusetts Attorney General bid and ethnic politics tensions.
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Washington
Elliot Richardson
Spiro Agnew
Justice Department
Agnew
Richardson
White House
American Civil Liberties Union
Massachusetts
Francis Bellotti
Bellotti
Christopher Lydon
New York Times
Boston
Webster Thayer
Henry Lee Shattuck
Charles Morgan
ACLU
Morgan
Newsweek
Time Magazine
Kleindienst
GOP
Yesteryears highlights and political commentary mixed
A collage notes Victor Wickersham presenting a United States flag for a new employment service site, plus Greg Barnett's first assembly of the 1953-54 term at Tomlinson Junior High. It then shifts to a long critical opinion on Elliot Richardson and the Agnew affair and related corruption cases.
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Victor Wickersham
United States
Virginia Kidson
State Employment Service
Greg Barnett
Tomlinson Junior High School
Lawton- Amarillo
Mirror of the Mind and Fear in Child Rearing
The passage discusses reactions to unsolicited workplace ideas and the impact of rejection on employees. It also explores how fear is used to control children, the roots of fear, and how priority shifts between love and basic needs in times of crisis. It ends with a reflexive view on acting with love versus other urgent matters.
Kissinger Confirmation Faces Senate Scrutiny
Washington reports a growing attack on Henry Kissinger's confirmation as secretary of state focused on executive privilege and security. Senators may seek conditions on policy, while cross examination intensifies. The article notes constitutional issues and potential for a conditional consent stance.
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Washington
Henry Kissinger
Dr. Kissinger
Nixon
Diehard McGovernites
Cambodia
Senate Foreign Relations
Harvard
Senate
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Kissinger
Oklahoma candidates weigh plans as voters keep options open
In Oklahoma candidates map next year’s election while voters ponder alternatives. Debates on sex in government are likely to embarrass Oklahoma City officials. Rep Clem McSpadden and Rep Jim Jones see limited governor chances for ex congressmen. Public opposition to lake-user fees hangs over re election plans. An optimist notes a man can abandon a 1973 car for a parking lot without regret. A shopper recalls a cashier’s simple “thank you.”
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Julian Feiss
Department of the Interior
Mr. Feiss
Ralph Nader
Alaska
Saudi Arabia
Louisiana
Feiss
Myself
McSpadden
Jim Jones
Horoscope for September 6 1973 Aries to Pisces
Thursday horoscope lists Aries to Pisces with advice on finances, work, and personal traits. Notable cautions include avoiding deception, staying decisive, and maintaining confidence. It highlights strengths in leadership, organization, and communication.
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Aries
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