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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1975
Page
6
The Lawton Constitution lists editors and publishers including Bill F. Bentley and Shirley Shepler Bentley with Donald S. Bentley and Stephen F. Bentley among management. The paper operates evenings Monday through Friday from Wd and A Avenue Lawton Oklahoma and is a member of several press associations.
In Lawton Oklahoma HUD reversed two month old FHA and VA loan bans after its own tests showed lower noise impact than Army projections. The ruling limits future subdivisions in the restricted area requiring environmental reviews and high quality window glass, amid congressional pressure and local debate.
In Portugal the moderates face a Communist push to create a single labor confederation and dismantle private business protections. Leftist mobs in Oporto besiege a Social Democratic Center convention as the government battles to preserve freedoms amid mass demonstrations and calls for aid.
Psalm 18 style prayer celebrates deliverance from enemies including Saul. The speaker expresses love for the Lord who provides safety stronghold rock shield fortress and tower, and vows to cry out in praise for salvation from foes.
Ford budget projections show individual income tax collections rising from 106 billion in 1976 to 222 billion in 1980 while Social Security payroll taxes rise 67 percent and corporate taxes edge up 30 percent. Inflation and bracket creep would erode real take home pay, with a hypothetical worker earning 10 000 in 1975 money netting about 14 000 in 1980 gross but far less in real value.
Oklahoma candidate G T Blankenship seeks state Republican chairmanship citing crime as a key issue. He urges support for local police and sheriffs while Democrat leaders question tax reduction plans tied to the candidate and David Boren tours McAlester penitentiary noting needed improvements.
The piece argues that Social Issues defined in the 1968–72 era crime race campus unrest and cultural upheaval are resurging as a major force for 1976. It links unemployment fears, Vietnam policy debates, quotas and minority protections, busing, marijuana, and media violence to deep cultural divisions likely to influence the election.
The passage discusses defensive behavior and insecurity in personal exchange, then shifts to film taste and censorship. It notes obscene and violent movies attract audiences despite protests, argues family fare profits are weak, and highlights cultural cleavages in U.S. society involving race, class, and politics as seen through figures like George Wallace and Herman Kahn.
William F Buckley surveys Jimmy Reid the Glasgow shipyard work in leader and later rector candidate. Reid, a Labour organizer and Communist Party official, inspires a mass ovation and challenges Moscow while facing electoral defeats. He advocates class politics and democratic socialism amid British debate.
Ella Mackey directs a Tomlinson Junior High School assembly with Mike Lehew vocal solo by Mark Reeves on piano and Randy Reeves guest guitarist from Jackson Elementary. Mary Swartz Rose Club displays antiques at Mrs. Joe Kinzer’s home amid a 20 year ago note on a Hereford bull grand champion and meetings of local clubs.
The quote collection presents two wry maxims from David Storey and Shelby Friedman. It contrasts friendship’s indulgence with aging wealth, highlighting wit about generosity and appearance.
Daily forecast for all zodiac signs with admonitions and guidance. Highlights include Aries Taurus Gemini Cancer Leo Virgo Libra Scorpio Sagittarius Capricorn Aquarius and Pisces offering cautions, opportunities and recommended attitudes for the day. Notable note marks Thomas Alva Edison as a birthdate reference.
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