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Newspaper

Lawton Constitution

Location

Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Dec 27, 1973

Page

6

Lawton Constitution History and Staff Details

The Lawton Constitution of Lawton Oklahoma lists staff roles including Ned Shepler publisher Bill F Bentley Shirley Shepler Bentley May B Shepler Donald S Bentley Stephen F Bentley Ted Ralston Wm H Sullivan WD Hargraves Alfred Wallace as editors and managers. It notes memberships with Ohio-noma Press Association Southern Newspaper Publishers Association and Associated Press.

Bill F. Bentley Shirley Shepler Bentley May B. Shepler Donald S. Bentley Stephen F. Bentley Ted Ralston Wm. H. Sullivan WD. Hargraves Alfred Wallace The Ohionoma Press Association Southern Newspaper Publishers Association Amercan Newspaper Publishers Association

Oil Pressure Shifts as Arabs Offer Soft Line on Israel

Western powers mull a soft line offering full oil quotas in exchange for Israel returning to 1967 borders and Palestinians' restitution. Arab oil producers, warned by past blockades, may favor economic stabilization over industrial growth, while experts propose a buyers cartel to counter Arab influence and ensure steady supply.

Libya Israel Sinai Egypt Nasser Eilat Red Sea Frankel

Geneva and Arab Terror Threats Darken Parley

Washington reports the Geneva peace talks opened under Arab terrorism after the Rome Airport massacre of 32 people. The piece argues Arab guerrillas, likely Soviet-backed, threaten the West and urge halting U S support for Israel. It criticizes detente that avoids confronting Arab blackmail and urges negotiating from strength.

Washington Geneva Rome United States Israel

Travel Notes On Holidays And The Metroliner Conductor

William F Buckley Jr recalls holiday travel with a humorous tone focusing on rail travel along the Metroliner route from Washington to New York. He highlights a genial conductor nicknamed W C Fields and anecdotes about airline, hotel, and airline service, plus a reflection on bureaucracy and etiquette during travel.

Los Angeles New York America Metroliner W. C. Fields Congress New Orleans Hugh Kenner New York State

Half Way Twice on gasoline pricing trick

Discusses a high price threshold for fuel and a proposed workaround using half gallon pricing. Describes adjusting pump dials to display half gallons, with the operator and motorist doubling the readout. Notes practical limits when prices exceed 98 cents per gallon.

Ohio Department of Agriculture National Bureau of Standards

Leaf logs and geothermal power push energy ahead

Feature sketches of Philip A Forgione s leaf logs sold to 3 million units and Leaf Processing Inc in New Jersey as a response to sawdust shortages. It also notes the Geysers geothermal plant capacity at 396 000 kilowatts and Ruidoso New Mexico residents lighting streets by candlelight to conserve electricity through New Year s Day.

Philip A. Forgione Forgione Virginia Leaf Processing, Inc Livingston West Orange New Jersey Pacific Gas and Electric Company Italy Ruidoso N.M

Thought for Today Quote by Joseph R. Sizoo

A short reflection contrasts empires built on force with those based on Christian trust. The quote cites Luke 21 32 33 and emphasizes the enduring nature of Christ's words and a pastor's moral stance.

Christ Joseph R. Sizoo

Observations on Discipline and Gender Roles in 1970s Thought

The excerpt argues for compulsory adherence to therapy for certain behaviors to reduce accident rates, then shifts to controversial views on disciplining children and adoptive mothers. It critiques high strung women as attractive and discusses male attitudes toward emotional women and protection.

Yesteryears roundup from the Constitution Files

Ten years ago Jim Huddleston reports Christmas free sales by the Breakfast Optimist club netted about 1500 dollars. Mrs Gladys Monroe wins the 1963 CWA Local 6009 Hi Mom prize a free call to her son overseas. Dr Gerald Pickett now teaching at Wisconsin named exchange professor for next year in India. Miss Ernestine Seals named FFA queen at Tipton High School. Pvt Floyd R Carney arrives for duty in Germany. Thirty years ago Mrs Max B Seale arrives to stay with her parents while her husband is overseas. Pfc Arthur Gibson en route to Drew Field visits sisters in Lawton.

Jim Huddleston Gladys Monroe Communications Workers of America Gerald Pickett Lawton Ian University of Wisconsin India Ernestine Seals FFA Tipton High School Floyd R. Carney Germany Max B. Seale Betty Jane Johnson Carl T. Johnson Pfc Arthur Gibson Drew Field Carmen Pursley Charles Netterville

Oklahoma political quips spark about toll roads and ethics

Engineer H. E. Bailey says no more toll roads under current laws. Bidders on state contracts must sign anti collusion statements and face perjury if guilty. The Sooner Cynic jokes about buying a Christmas tree. Sam Ervin’s retirement opens a constitutional authority gap. Oklahoma senators lack country lawyer jokes. Governor Hall’s finance figures mislead until arithmetic is clarified. Hall emphasizes education to improve arithmetic in the next generation.

H. E. Bailey Sam Ervin Senate Oklahoma

Your Horoscope for Friday December 25 1973 Aries to Pisces

Friday’s star guide shows diverse outlooks for each sign. Aries should push momentum, Taurus enjoys Venus aided artistry, Gemini questions appearances, Cancer plans for the future, Leo and Virgo find confident progress, Libra faces competition, Scorpio cautions haste, Sagittarius notes romance, Capricorn stays steady, Aquarius studies cloudy areas, Pisces gains Neptune energy for new projects. Birthdate note highlights Woodrow Wilson as a 28th US president.

Angies Dov Aquarius Neptune Woodrow Wilson U S.A

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