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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1973
Page
6
The Lawton Constitution outlines publication terms including editorial standards for accuracy and corrections. It notes AP news dispatch rights and exclusivity for local reporting and requires prepaid advertising through local business authorization.
Researchers say acupuncture may rely on mind over matter and suggestion rather than needle insertion. Chaves and Barber review six factors from conditioning to belief that could explain perceived relief and challenge physiological claims.
The National Safety Council reports May to July 1973 saw a record low traffic death rate of 4.4 per 100 million vehicle miles, down from 1947 and 1938 rates, yet total fatalities climbed due to more vehicles on the road. July 1973 deaths fell 4 percent from July 1972.
John A. Love director of the U S Energy Policy Office warns in a statement that the average American uses as much energy in less than a week as half the world's population consumes in a year. He frames this as the core issue fueling an energy crisis.
Doctors say Rep. Wilbur D. Mills faces a good chance of complete recovery after spinal surgery for a ruptured disc at Little Rock. The Arkansas Democrat’s health had threatened his role as chairman of the House Ways and Means Committee.
A reflection contrasts Hebrews 11 7 on Noah building the ark by faith with August Schlegel’s claim that real life begins with faith. The note presents faith as the driving force behind bold ventures and moral outcomes.
Washington reports intensifying Sino-Soviet cross fire as Moscow hints that neutral buffer zones in Europe could shape Asia. China’s Maoist faction faces internal strife after Lin Biao’s death and Chou En-lai warns of two line struggle, with Manchuria at stake and possible civil conflict.
Analyzes a shifting producers world tied to rising inflation. Key factors include overfished fisheries shrinking supplies, Soviet grain imports expanding, population-driven food deficits in developing regions, and global spillover effects on oil metals and fibers. The piece argues the United States must leverage agricultural exports to maintain prosperity and influence.
Andrew Tully argues politicians ignore ordinary citizens after a Stanford incident in DC prisons. He cites Robert Martin, a Quaker jailed for refusing bond in a bombing protest, whose abuse story spurred mail from across states. Readers demand harsher crime penalties and argue for law and order despite debates on capital punishment.
A family gathering honored Carl C Hagler on his birthday in Lawton. Local notes include a grocery deal: potatoes ten pounds for 29 cents and community updates on students, clubs, and military postings.
Oklahoma and Nebraska defeated UCLA 40 to 13 prompting OU fans to brace for fallout. Ted Kennedy spoke in Oklahoma signaling Democratic mood shifts as the party eyes a George McGovern welcome. A Pawnee golf course proposal raises buffalo chip worries for players. David Hall retirement party draws scant GOP attendance. Campaign focus centers on government honesty with several Oklahoma candidates weighing endorsements.
A collection of quotes contrasts old and new, noting air pollution, wagon trains, space travel and TV culture. It juxtaposes Kiwanis magazine lines with humorous sayings about boys, girls, and keeping quiet. The piece reflects nostalgia and social observations of earlier eras.
The piece argues that a woman should not coerce love and that men should speak from their own emotions. It notes running away as a teenage impulse and stresses parental guidance. It ends with a reflection on accepting ordinary life while valuing personal worth and inner pride.
Page presents daily sun sign forecasts with Aries through Pisces guidance including advice on gains, approach, ambition, action, and caution. It notes strong intellect for those born today and highlights notable figures born today such as H. G. Wells, Girolamo Savonarola, and Henry L. Stimson.
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