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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1975
Page
6
The Lawton Constitution lists staff roles including Shirley Shepler Bentley as President, Donald S. Bentley as Treasurer, and Ted Ralston as Secretary. It notes affiliations with Oklahoma Press Association and national press groups and states corrections policy for any errors brought to management.
The 8-0 decision strikes down gender based limits on survivors benefits. Widowers with custody of children qualify for full benefits if annual earnings stay under 2520 dollars, with benefits reduced on higher earnings. Justice Brennan notes the child’s welfare favors a male surviving parent.
Treasury Secretary William E. Simon argued for a strong US economy over chasing exchange rates as the dollar faltered since September. He cited planned Treasury borrowing and potential tax cuts as risks, but remained hopeful due to expected economic improvements and investment from oil producers. Henry Reuss backed avoiding pegged rates, urging no government market intervention.
A GAO report reveals inspectors at U S airports earning 16 hours pay for 1 3 4 hours work. Bangor Maine and Logan Boston cases show large overtime and salary figures for brief shifts. Critics call 16 hours pay for under two hours work wasteful and unreasonable.
From The Living Bible reflection notes Moses as a servant in God’s house while Christ is in complete charge. Christians are God’s house since the Spirit urges us to heed Jesus today and not harden our hearts. Stay courageous, joyful, and trusting in the Lord.
John Chamberlain argues against New Deal style public service jobs and ritualism to revive the economy. He highlights small business tax credits as a path to create about 500,000 jobs, cites a National Federation of Independent Business survey, and notes heavy paperwork costs amounting to about $18 billion.
Motivational quote about facing resistance. It compares rising like a kite against the wind and credits author Hamilton Mabie for the idea.
In Washington Ernest Cuneo analyzes the Portugal seizure by a Kremlin‑oriented army and its NATO implications. He argues the United States will not intervene and Spain’s role is uncertain as Madrid may fall to communism with Franco aging.
Andrew Tully reports on Sargent Shriver's potential bid for the Democratic presidential nomination. Shriver’s Russia trip and foreign policy stance boost recognition, while his Kennedy connections complicate the race. Daley aides say Shriver privately intends to run, with support from blacks and blue collar voters, though clan ties may hurt.
An essay discusses how people escape present life by imagining past or future times and the relief it provides. It notes some prefer easygoing natures over aggressiveness and observes that modern specialists often overemphasize their niche, unlike earlier eras when multiple trades were common.
Oklahoma court fund relies on fines and fees from counties and judges urge swift guilty pleas. Parimutuel betting and liquor by the drink advance, promising perks for churchgoers. Dealers hire small salesmen to move surplus cars. Fourteen seek state corrections director post, attracted by salary. OK abbreviation jokes fade as calls grow for bolder steps.
A collage of past local happenings shows Mrs. Alfred Hill teaching rug wool and satin coat hanger covers at Triangle Home Demonstration Club. Sweet Pea Garden Club hosts a flower show at Mrs. Raymond Smothers home. 20 years ago Miss Maerita Riddle and Miss Sue Riddle visit parents Mr. and Mrs. Virgil E. Riddle while Mr. and Mrs. Jim Fox vacation in Santa Fe New Mexico. 360 years ago William R Bob Smith patents a device to clean engines. R F Hayes buys Hamilton Laundry in Apache. Betty Gilmer crowned Rainbow Queen at Lawton Assembly No 55.
Daily astrology for all signs with end commentary on born today. Aries through Pisces receive guidance on reflection, restraint, initiative, and leadership, noting leadership gifts and cautions about aggression and emotion in business and law.
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