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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1975
Page
6
The Lawton Constitution lists editors and staff including Bill F. Bentley as Editor and Publisher Shirley Shepler Bentley Donald S. Bentley Stephen F. Bentley Ted Ralston W. H. Sullivan and Alfred Wallace. It notes roles like Treasurer Secretary Managing Editor Advertising Director Mechanical Superintendent and Circulation Manager. It also lists memberships in press associations and a correction policy.
RCA chairman Robert W. Sarnoff tells Indiana Univ business conference that microprocessors could raise gasoline mileage by 40 percent and save over 500 million gallons of gasoline annually. He notes potential for broad usage from cars to factories and urges mass production to lower costs.
The Office of Management and Budget reports a possible $98.5 billion deficit from proposed measures, with new $5 billion public works plan by House Speaker Carl Albert pushing toward $100 billion. Taxpayers would bear rising interest as spending continues, urging restraint to avoid eroding fiscal structure.
A devotional reflection cites II Corinthians 6 14 16 urging believers to avoid partnerships with nonbelievers and to honor the sanctity of God living within the faithful. It contrasts light with darkness Christ with the devil and the temple of God with idols.
The piece recounts the legend of Blondie a World War II double agent active from Lisbon to Tangiers who sold codes and staged a peace dinner with police chiefs. It highlights high prices for codes counterfeit risks and the double cross between British and German intelligence amid a wary alliance with local authorities.
An editorial reflecting on the difficulty of beginning large infrastructure projects. The author cites the daunting initial work as the hardest phase in constructing a bridge, emphasizing the symbolic hurdle of taking the first steps.
Andrew Tully reports a Ford Reagan partnership is being discussed by some GOP leaders as a practical option to ensure party viability. Reagan may accept a Vice Presidential role to unify conservatives and attract Wallace supporters, while balancing moderates and addressing Rockefeller's fate.
A widowed or divorced parent raising a child alone faces burdens but may feel deep joy and commitment. Sociologists note single parents can show strong dedication beyond traditional two parent families. A dream example illustrates coincidence in dreams becoming reality.
Governor David Boren tells President Ford in Oklahoma about energy and economic plans. He jokes about finding funds in state agencies and urgent needs, while Irvine Ungerman comments on a model prison system and its leadership. Russell Lash accompanied the governor to Washington as a noted traveling companion.
In Congress the tax reduction and anti recession spending raise alarms of a 1976 deficit near 120 billion. Critics warn such red ink could trigger inflation and a dollar decline while some Democrats push to cut the rebate to save revenue.
Yesteryears notes recall Mrs Gordon Rogers hosting a Unity Three-Link Club meeting and Alvin Hawpe surprising his wife with a birthday dinner in Elgin. Colwell named Cub of the Month for Pack 145 at Pecan Grove School.
Friday April 4 1974 horoscope surveys each sign from Aries to Pisces with cautions on budgets investments and mood shifts. It highlights discipline patience and focus while noting a strong potential for talent and varied career paths for the born today Arthur Murray the dance instructor is named.
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