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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1975
Page
6
The Lawton Constitution lists staff roles with editors and managers and provides department dial numbers. It notes association memberships and a correction policy for erroneous reflections or misstatements brought to management’s attention.
Student protests on two northeastern campuses forced the withdrawal of paid appearances by Ron Ziegler and spurred debates over funding for controversial speakers. At Norman Oklahoma Angela Davis drew protests despite lawmakers denouncing state funds for a communist.
State Sen. David Riggs plans a state wide vote on an Oklahoma constitution amendment for equal rights following a House defeat. Proponents say the move ignores a legislative rule and prolongs ongoing political turmoil over the ERA issue amid uncertain public support.
Boston Mayor Kevin White refused to issue a license for a February 4 Led Zeppelin show after a 2,500 person ticket line disturbance at Boston Garden. Bottles flew on the ice, a fire hose was slashed, extinguishers emptied, and concessions were broken into.
Jacob awakens at the ladder site and proclaims God’s dwelling there. He sets up a memorial pillar and anointing oil, renaming Luz as Bethel House of God, promising to follow Jehovah if kept safe and provided on his journey back home.
Senator Henry Jackson campaigns to win Democratic liberal and Hollywood support without alienating AFL CIO leaders or alienating Jewish voters. He weighs detente with China, hard line on Vietnam, and Israel ties while courting Meany and wary Wallace supporters.
Maine pursues a self reliant energy program proposing five million acres of diseased timberland supply methanol for home heating power and cars. A $10 million pilot plant, funded by federal aid, could start in 18 months with plants later statewide.
In Washington, Congress rushes to suspend Ford's higher oil import fees amid debate over energy policy. Ford's plan to decontrol crude prices and a 90 day window for broader energy reform meet resistance from lawmakers and critics wary of rationing and market disruption. Senate conservatives fear a filibuster as Ford seeks self sufficiency through domestic production and alternative fuels.
A meditation on time use and life balance. It discusses planning briefly to reduce stress and shows how some individuals cope with losing bets and parenting biases. The piece reflects on self control, personal growth, and parental instincts with a 1975 King Features Syndicate attribution.
Ten year ago Bill Moon earned a Constitution Press honor car rier jacket with Mrs Gene Snider and Mrs Carry Johnson hosting a Ladies Golf and Bridge meeting at Lawton Country Club Highland Baptist Ruth Class met with Mrs Leon Henry. Twenty years ago workers lowered a 12000 pound printing press unit into the new building basement at Third and A. Clyde Shelton was elected to the Lawton Community Hotel board. Rep Charles Ozman criticized Central State Hospital patient meals in Norman. Thirty years ago Mrs Ruth G Spencer Mrs Christine Bicket and Miss Blanche Portwood of Lawton with others attended a vocational home economics teachers conference at Duncan. Mrs George Glasby led a Rose Garden club meeting.
The statement credits Henry Wadsworth Longfellow as saying the talent of success lies in doing what you can do well and doing whatever you do with excellence, without a craving for fame.
The Oklahoma column argues against self serving humility in politics and notes annual legislative sessions aid quick ERA decisions. It mentions Larry Derryberry proposing crime for betting on human contests and suggests a compromise permitting horse racing bets but not jockey bets.
Daily zodiac thoughts invite Aries to master some tasks while avoiding strain Taurus urged to act with full facts Gemini to gain new credits Cancer to add a special plan Leo told to persevere Virgo warned against indolence Libra cautions against haste Scorpio advised to stay objective Sagittarius urged to start strong Capricorn urged to examine inner values Aquarius can influence stalled projects Pisces to remove obstacles You Born Today include George Brandes Mark Hopkins Charles A Linbergh Ida Lupino
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