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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1975
Page
6
Lawton Constitution details publication schedule at Lawton Oklahoma with editor names and staff roles. It notes association memberships and advertising payment rules plus a commitment to correct errors brought to management's attention.
Transportation Secretary William T Coleman Jr outlines possible overhaul of air and rail networks. Proposes Coast to coast three rail systems and one to two North South lines, with mergers and line reshuffling. Suggests airlines consolidate to fewer carriers serving larger regions to ease competition driven bankruptcies.
A new North Dakota law grants judges authority to impound vehicles of drivers convicted of DUI or suspended licenses. Offenders pay impoundment costs through the license suspension, touted as the nation's toughest of its kind and sponsored by Sen. Don Homuth.
Organized labor in some jurisdictions reconsiders contracts as fringe benefits replace pay raises. In south Florida 25 000 building tradesmen accept 25 cents per hour in fringe benefits while keeping old wages, easing contractors already hit by recession. President Ford receives an MLB season pass as Baseball Commissioner Bowie Kuhn presents a spring ceremony.
Agriculture Department data show a farm produced food basket cost rose by seven dollars in February. The 0.4 percent increase marks the smallest rise in four months and signals a slower inflation pace.
Buckley argues the Senate Rules Committee manipulates New Hampshire Senate race ballots to favor Democrat Durkin over Republican Wyman. He notes a 44 split on ballot variation and contrasts with prior court procedures while highlighting the Skipjohn issue.
John Chamberlain argues the West must reclaim energy self sufficiency and tighten ties with Europe while addressing Concorde concerns. He rebukes U S policy in Indochina and warns against blocking transAtlantic jet service, urging pragmatic, competitive leadership.
The piece condemns Senator Fulbright and liberal press for undermining Vietnam policy. It argues spiritual strength versus material force, accuses Fulbright of aiding Hanoi, leaking war plans, and opposing U.S. bombing. It warns that calls for unity risk self-destruction through appeasement and foreign pressure.
Dr Gilbert C Gibson chairs the Noon Lions Club carnival on the west side of the courthouse. Mrs Sherman SICK les hosts a coffee for Osa Chapter 511 Order of Eastern Star. Lawton and Geronimo pupils perform a piano recital.
The piece notes older people seek usefulness without burden, while the average find purpose by staying active. It contrasts eccentric behavior with wanting to fit in, questions packaged vacations, and warns overindulgence can ruin rest and value from travel. It ends with a reflection on enjoying meals without excess.
A compendium of mottos on friendship and success contrasts a loyal friend with a self serving one. It presents reflections from Kin Hub and Henry S Haskins on aiming high and avoiding disappointment when others succeed.
Daily star reading by sun sign with guidance for Aries Taurus Gemini Cancer Leo Virgo Libra Scorpio Sagittarius Capricorn Aquarius Pisces. Notes bold traits and name checks for William Randolph Hearst and Duke Ellington.
The piece notes Oklahoma Republicans have chosen a preferred candidate for the next term. It highlights the state's late entry to the union and loose eligibility rules amid Bicentennial celebrations. It mentions some younger members seeking changes in House leadership and questions standard Old Boy networks. The Sooner Cynic jokes about environmentalists and crabgrass-eating options.
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