Lawton Constitution Publisher and Policy Note
The Lawton Constitution editorial staff and offices, led by Bill F. Bentley and Shirley Shepler Bentley, publish in Lawton Oklahoma with standard AP use. The paper emphasizes prepayment for ads, correction policy on errors, and management oversight by local business men.
House Appropriations backs Vietnam aid amid relief efforts
The House Appropriations Committee approved 36 to 15 a plan by Rep. George H. Mahon to provide 165 million dollars in military aid and 165 million in humanitarian aid for South Vietnam. The result, alongside refugee admissions and airlifts, highlights bipartisan mercy in a time of war as President Ford urges national unity and renewed defense focus.
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Let's Start Eating Real Food Again
A Massachusetts writer reflects on aging and diet, lamenting the decline of hearty traditional breakfasts. He notes Americans from different regions now favor lighter, refined fare and misses classic meals like steak and eggs with baked beans. The piece ends with a vow to return home to full, real foods.
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Oklahoma lawmakers dodge liquor tax vote and college football seats
The Sooner Cynic notes legislators prefer liquor by the drink to voting for it and rejects exposing Congress income tax returns for another year. It contrasts OU football seating gains with David Boren’s rise to governor and Fred Harris’s hypothetical CIA abolition remarks triggering surveillance.
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Self-assured face and detente in the Indochina debate
John Chamberlain argues the United States must stop scapegoating Indochina failures and project a credible stance to deter Soviet pressure. He urges decisive action, including B 1 bomber progress and curbs on Soviet armament sales, to avoid appeasement and broader losses beyond Vietnam.
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Probe of U S tax authorities and Port Authority critique
Ernest Cuneo argues that U S tax authorities and many agencies overstep constitutional bounds. He cites the Port Authority of New York New Jersey as a monopolistic toll threat, calling for a federal grand jury inquiry and warning against constitutional overreach in interstate commerce taxation.
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Cerror of Your Mind by John Conwell
A concise reflection on how discussing problems helps, but professional counsel may still be needed. The piece touches on adolescence, money worries for teens, and the varying responses to pain influenced by mood and confidence. It notes economic strain on youth and dependence on parents for money.
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Cache High School announces top graduates and honors
Nora Howard is named vale dictorian and Carol Carter and Bobby Schrick are co salutatorians of the Cache High School graduating senior class. Ronald A. Tate, Fletcher, is commissioned an Army second lieutenant. Mrs. B. J. Keeling of Unity Rebekah Lodge 121 is installed as grand matriarch of Oklahoma.
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Quotations About Faith Fame And Parenting
A collection of short sayings on faith celebrity gossip and fatherhood. The quotes highlight confidence in faith humor about fame warnings against gossip and praise for raising strong sons.
Horoscope for Wednesday April 30 1975
The column outlines sun sign guidance for Aries through Pisces with cautions on rushing decisions Taurus focus on activity and travel Gemini relationships improve while Cancer warns against over interpretation Leo warns tact matters Virgo promises easier achievement Libra notes new beginnings Scorpio encourages turning potential into results Sagittarius cautions about mental blocks Capricorn urges openness to new ideas Aquarius favors long range thinking Pisces urges following instincts You born today have strong memory intuition and dignity with a dry humor and possible stubbornness to curb.
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