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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1975
Page
6
The Lawton Constitution, published weekdays in Lawton Oklahoma, lists Bill F bene t Bentley as editor and publisher. The notice confirms the newspaper’s address on A Avenue and its publishing schedule.
The four day visit to Peking produced no treaties or deals but affirmed a cautious Sino American balance. Ford and Kissinger kept Moscow and Beijing nervous while stressing mutual understanding and detente with both powers.
A coalition led by coastal lawmakers pushes to extend U S territorial waters to 200 miles with a Senate Armed Services Committee vote sending the House bill to the Senate floor. Opponents from State and Defense say it risks international treaties and passage rights while helping some fishermen and hurting others. Also noted is Nellie Fox, famed Chicago White Sox star, who died at 47 from skin cancer after a standout career.
An editorial argues professional sports drain taxpayer money via subsidies and tax breaks while funding elite athletes through education systems. It calls for congressional inquiry into gate revenues and suggests a minimum tax for educational institutions to curb promoter profits and restore fair play.
A sharp, irreverent meditation on golf portraying it as ritualized self deception and outward pretense. The author lampoons players as egotists and masochists, mocks handicap myths, and ridicules pro golfers while elevating the sport to outdoor penance for past sins.
Rep. Bill Wiseman challenges Gov Boren s 80 million set aside amid claims of biased witness payments. OEA leaders offer money for principles. The Sooner Cynic comments on centrists for the Supreme Court. Ed Edmondson gains publicity ahead of a potential Senate loss.
Andrew Tully highlights Moynihan at the UN and church assembly debates as tools to expose Soviet interference in Africa and violations of religious freedom. The piece notes a 250 to 199 vote to refer issues to committee and a shift in World Council of Churches attitudes toward Moscow.
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