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Lawton Constitution

Location

Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Sep 18, 1972

Page

8

Lawton Constitution1919 to 1967 Editor Founders and Policy

The Lawton Constitution lists Ned Shepler as editor and publisher with staff roles, notes publishing daily evenings Monday through Friday, and cites affiliations with press associations. The notice outlines policy on advertising, corrections, and Associated Press rights.

Minerva and Munich shadow Mont Pelerin meeting

The Mont Pelerin Society debated the Republic of Minerva a planned taxless island nation, while a Munich hostage crisis provoked calls for broader compassion. Tensions rose over Irish, Ugandan, Chilean, and Tunisian violence as the world’s civility frayed.

Montreux Switzerland Mont Pelerin Society Seth Atwood Rockford Illinois Republic of Minerva Tropics Atwood Ocean Life Research Foundation of New York London Minerva South Pacific Tonga Minervans Munich Mont Pelerin Enoch Powell Northern Ireland Powell

Paper Industry Turns Cleaner in Pollution Fight Says Report

The pulp and paper sector, once infamous for foul odors and sludge discharges, has made major cleanup strides. With estimated costs around 840 million, firms report cleaner plants and reputations, and the Council on Economic Priorities projects near universal pollution control by 1975 if current progress continues.

Council On Economic Priorities Council

Housing boom tilts toward South and West in 1972 starts

A semiannual survey by Advance Mortgage Corp. finds 70 percent of 1972 first half housing starts and 66 percent of new jobs occurred in the South and West, where less than half the population resides. Florida leads housing permits driven by Disney World, while some East and Midwest centers lag in employment and housing.

U.S Advance Mortgage Corp Detroit United States Florida Disney World Advance Mortgage Irving Rose Houston Phoenix Denver East Midwest

Revolt in Labor Ranks Endorses McGovern Despite Council Raction

The Colorado Labor Council backs McGovern challenging AFL-CIO President Meany. Western members refuse withdrawal and face possible disciplinary action. The text notes that laws do not guarantee obedience.

Colorado Labor Council McGovern Afl-Cio George Meany

Rural Development Act Fuels Loans for Small Communities

The Rural Development Act of 1972 signed by President Nixon authorizes new loans for commercial and industrial development in towns under 10,000. It expands Farmers Home Administration grants to support rural improvements, aiding small communities nationwide.

Nixon Farmers Home Administration

Thoughts For Today Inspires Living By Eternal Truths

A brief excerpt presents a devotional reflection on prayer and guidance from Psalm 119 and a Balzac quote. It emphasizes learning God’s statutes, seeking understanding, and adhering to permanent ideals to stay patient amid praise.

Democrats Lose Ground in Primaries Across the Nation

The piece notes rising McGovern aligned defeats from New York to California and down to the South. It cites incumbents such as John McMillan and George Miller toppled by McGovern challengers and analyzes a shift of conservative Democrats toward the Republican Party, signaling possible congressional takeovers.

Washington Capitol Hill Democratic Party New York Carolinas California Congress South Carolina John McMillan House Interior Committee McGovern McMillan Colorado Aspinall House Judiciary Committee Emanuel Celler Elizabeth Holzman John Rooney FBI Law and Order Appropriations Justice Department Allard K. Lowenstein George P. Miller House Science and Astronautics Committee McGovern Coalition Mason - Dixon Line B. Everett Jordan Nick Galifianakis North Carolina Senate Durham Georgia David Gambrell Julian Bond LeRoy Johnson Coretta King Arkansas John McClellan David Pryor South Congressional Republican Party Nixon

Hanoi May Accept Nixon Cease-Fire

Special to The Times analyzes Vietnam prospects before the election. It notes no decisive military victory is in sight, but outlines possible moves like a Nixon pause of bombing in exchange for prisoners and a cease-fire, while Hanoi could push a war crimes trial or a cease-fire with conditions.

Vietnam Nixon North Vietnam Haiphong Harbor Indochina Quang Tri An Loc Quang Tri City Que Son Moscow Peking Hanoi America South Vietnam U.S Saigon Thieu Diem

Mirror of the Mind and Social Reflections

An examination of marital security and parental pride contrasted with competitive business relationships. It notes that wives seek reassurance from husbands and children and that new parents face intrusive social comments about their babies. It ends by considering rivalries turning into friendships among business colleagues.

Ten Years Ago Lawton High DES Chapter Elects President

Jerry Kinzer is elected president of the Lawton High School Distributive Education Chapter. Gene Brooks Charlotte Lam and Woody Hawkins serve as judges for the annual Lawton High School talent show. George Sellers, full back, supplies running power for Eisenhower Eagles.

Constitution Jerry Kinzer Lawton High School Gene Brooks Charlotte Lam Woody Hawkins George Sellers Eisenhower Eagles

Horoscope by Birth Day for September 1 1972

Daily reading lists sun signs Aries Taurus Gemini Cancer Leo Virgo Libra Scorpio Sagittarius Capricorn Aquarius Pisces. It notes personal traits and guidance for each sign and mentions birthdate of David McCallum.

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Lawton Bach Wesk Third and A Avenue Lewton Oklahome Ned Shepler Oklchome Press Association Southern Newspaper Publishers Association American Newspaper Publishers Association DIAL Audit Bureau of Circulations THE Associated Press Washington Report John Chamberlain Robert Ardrey Mr. Atwood Israel Ene Kevin P. Phillips Tennessee Maxwell D. Taylor Joint Chiefs of Staff Washington, D.C L. A. Times By Maxwell D. Taylor Johnson John Conwell Junior Uncle Tom Dennis the Menace Yesteryears Allison Bennett Indiahoma Ffa Comanche County Ernest Greenwalt Wichita Mountain Wildlife Refuge Janice F. Thomas Women’s Army Auxiliary Corps WAAC Jack Henna Spartan School Tulsa Dick Self Cache By Frances Drake Aries Taurus Leo Uranus Neptune David McCallum
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