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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1975
Page
6
A clipped listing shows Shirley Shepler Bentley and Donald S. Bentley among officers, with Stephen F. Bentley, Ted Ralston, Wm. H. Sullivan, W.D. Hargraves, Alfred Wallace named in roles of President Treasurer Secretary Managing Editor Advertising Director Mechanical Superintendent Circulation Manager at The Lawton Constitution.
President Ford urges Congress to advance the budget control law a year early to curb federal spending as lawmakers debate ceilings. House Budget Chair Brock Adams signals a deficit target of 72 billion dollars, with a 60 billion current gap, while Senate and House committees press for near full execution of Ford's plan amid high-stakes fiscal games.
General Weyand, US Army Chief of Staff, says the South Vietnamese Army retains spirit and capability to beat the North, citing courage and past fighting. He promises only strong personal support from President Ford and continued aid to help defend against invasion amid Congress resistance. An Erie father advertises selling an eye for $5000 to cover debts and unemployment benefits.
Vassar College deleted 25 yearbook pages and fired editor Terry Gruber over obscene material and costs. Vice President Jack Duggan and Student Government president Erica Ryland argued deletions saved money and protected reputations, while Gruber noted the yearbook price fell from 23000 to 12000 dollars.
The National Science Foundation funds an $84,000 study into why people fall in love, a topic some deem unnecessary as people fall in love regardless of explanation. The speaker argues the act itself matters more than the scientific rationale.
The Living Bible recounts King David near death in bed. His aides suggest a young virgin concubine to nurse and warm him, choosing Abishag of Shunam who lies with him to provide warmth without sexual relations.
A quotation from George M. Adams frames starting anew as an opportunity while a second saying from Nate Collier notes the speed of money influencing horse racing bets.
In a caustic critique, William F Buckley Jr denounces President Ford s Indochina speech as lengthy and vacuous critiquing the lack of European mentions and the alleged greed in trade with the Soviet Union He argues Congress should challenge Ford and threaten unilateral moves to curb detente and assert U S stance in Indochina and Portugal.
Smoldering anger should be vented or it may destroy health. Think before reacting to negative affronts to understand others and control yourself. News reports of dogs biting owners suggest affection and direction matter for loyalty. Drinking as escape can signal emotional issues and dangers.
In a San Francisco Chronicle item a woman asks a salesman if the product has other scents. The anecdote reflects on marketing details and consumer curiosity in a light, humorous note.
Dr. Billy Graham reports that Richard M. Nixon is gravely concerned over the failure of policy in South Vietnam and the White House command structure. Graham cites Nixon's potential actions had he remained in office and notes Nixon's personal distress and search for inner serenity after Watergate.
In Oklahoma the legislature acts fast on judges salaries and may face larger tax rebates if the surplus grows. Russell Lash leaves Oklahoma without harsh words as David Boren works with leaders suggesting compromise and ample funds. A Tulsa sale of used Post Office property draws interest as lawmakers reject concealed weapons and Patience Latting seeks another term.
Ten years ago Lawton basketball ace Chuck Large signed a letter of intent to attend Kansas State University on a basketball scholarship. Other items note Cameron freshmen Gary Mannering Frederick elected senate president, Carl Elling general chair, Marvin Crabtree announcer for the Cadhe FFA rodeo, and local service members’ reunion. Garrett Connchinchah saved his nephew from a burning house minutes before the roof collapse. Rep. Ozman and Mrs. Fields attended a Washington dinner honoring Rep. Rayburn. Seamen Lenz Miller and Shanahan, former LHS players, visit with families. Mrs. Hillis elected president and Mrs. Pursley vice president of Calvary Baptist Lockett class.
Aries warns of unreliable influences requiring astuteness and caution. Taurus expects unusual moves and urges careful study to cope efficiently. Gemini's ambitions are high and must be channeled into constructive work. Cancer favors solo work due to uncooperative others, doing better alone. Leo faces restrictive influences and cautions in romance. Virgo may need to change plans for future security and adapt. Libra urges vigilance to avoid costly missteps and stresses steadiness. Scorpio warns of bigger problems in managing affairs and welcomes necessary changes. Sagittarius supports advancing unusual ideas with thought but consider others plans and opposition. Capricorn cautions against misreading the new and highlights hidden value in smaller prizes. Aquarius demands rugged determination and steady effort despite obstacles. Pisces tells to face opposition without provoking unproductive arguments.
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