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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1974
Page
6
The Lawton Constitution lists staff including Bill F Bentley editor Shirley Bentley Donald S Bentley Stephen Bentley Ted Ralston and W H Sullivan with roles and departments. It notes association memberships and AP exclusive republication rights and requires payment guarantees for ads and corrections of misstatements brought to management attention.
Andrew Tully analyzes President Ford’s proposed $325 million cut to the food stamp program, arguing it would raise recipient costs and harm the elderly, lone and small-family households. He notes the broader federal budget context and urges legislative action by Sen. George McGovern to curb executive authority.
Senator Abe Ribicoff argues against nuclear development and aligns with solar and synthetic fuels. The piece defends Connecticut's nuclear energy role, cites two plants powering a large share of state demand, and critiques solar cost and learning curves.
The House backs a Meeds proposal barring major committee chairmen from also leading another major panel. Russell Long chairs the session while Wilbur Mills would not automatically succeed. The change weakens senior members’ concentrated authority and broadens participation across bodies.
A Gallup poll shows Governor George Wallace leading 1976 Democratic prospects with 19 percent. Humphrey 11 percent, Jackson 10 percent, Muskie 6 percent, McGovern 6 percent, among 31 candidates. Wallace tops first second and third choice tallies, signaling potential influence at the convention.
Mexicans slash sugar prices to nine cents a pound at cost to lure American shoppers from U S stores. Cross border travel, tax free allowances, and Mexican price controls boost cross-border buying as Americans seek variety and lower prices.
Ruth follows Naomi to the threshing floor and lies at Boaz's feet at midnight. Boaz awakens startled and Ruth asks him to take her as wife according to God's law, acknowledging him as her relative.
The quote reflects Daniel Webster valuing the Christian Sabbath more with age and gratitude toward those who enforce its importance on the community. This classic expression links religious observance with civic duty and moral guidance.
A reflective piece contrasts Victorian era treasures with modern fears over possessions and safety. It cites Mark Only on alcoholism recovery as a disease and questions whether career status defines worth, noting lasting impressions depend on character.
A string of quips from various editors and readers pieces together a lighthearted snapshot. Jests about long marriages, poverty, taxes, and aging knit together a collage of humor and social commentary.
Max Rafferty argues that society erodes childhood by treating kids as adults through voting rights, crime policies, and social changes. He cites gun incidents in schools, panicked teachers, lower drinking ages, teen jurors, and disdain for childish behavior, urging preservation of childhood.
Oklahoma raises toll road rates starting January 15 under a pay more as you go system. In Muskogee downtown, parking meters lose their tops as a curious vandalism note. Snow little but politics and football persist, with David Boren challenging lobbyists and eyeing the governor's seat while oldtimers await his staff’s youthful balance at the Capitol.
A collage of brief retro items lists speeches at the Business and Professional Women's club, a grand opening prize at a machine store, and charity fundraising with a giant bull at Trade Mart. Other notes recall naval assignments, choir singing, a theater production, pre enrollment dates, sorority meetings, and long overseas service entries.
Thursday’s zodiac reading offers guidance for Aries through Pisces with cautions on follow through and balance. It notes talents in fields from business to law and highlights Edward M. Stanton as a notable birthdate.
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