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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1975
Page
6
The Lawton Constitution lists Shirley Shepler Bentley as President, Donald S. Bentley as Treasurer, Stephen F. Bentley as Secretary, Ted Ralston as Managing Editor, Wm. H. Sullivan as Advertising Director, W. D. Hargraves as Mechanical Superintendent, Alfred Wallace as Circulation Manager.
The Washington rally of 10,000 UAW members featured Sen. Mondale a Minnesota Democrat and 1976 presidential hopeful warning President Ford to deliver jobs now or face a new president. Sen. Kennedy urged concern for auto workers while lawmakers debate plans to ease oil, unemployment, and inflation.
Manufacturers Hanover Trust economist Irwin L. Kellner says inflation is nationwide easing from 1974 peaks. Wholesale prices fell for the first time in 14 months while consumer prices slow their rise. food and clothing costs are expected to decline or stay flat by spring aided by rebates cheaper housing and lower mortgage rates.
Some disciples admire Temple stonework and memorials but Jesus predicts all will be knocked down and left as a vast heap of rubble. They ask if warning will come, and the passage directs readers to Luke 21 8 and Luke 21 5 7 for Jesus words.
A reader recounts a chaotic silent retreat led by a priest with a psychology bent and lurid imagery in the chapel. The piece satirizes self love and role playing activities as a provocative, unsettling spiritual exercise. It ends with a jocular note on the retreat's failures and a quip about a ship in a storm.
Oklahoma's new governor works with the House and Senate on money bills while critics wary of one shot tax plans. Ed Edmondson draws a congressional pension and urges Henry Bellmon to join promptly.
John Chamberlain argues the Soviet Union seeks physical energy dominance via the Suez and Singapore routes. He warns Congress to fund South Vietnam to prevent Communist gains, notes new oil discoveries in North Sea and Celtic Sea, and highlights Shell Cities Service offshore drilling as a pivotal asset for Western security and self sufficiency.
President Ford and top advisers warn against slashing the $105 billion defense budget, arguing NATO’s unity and U.S. nuclear power keep Europe peaceful. Kissinger warns of a Communist shift in Lisbon and Turkey's ties to NATO amid Cyprus tensions, risking a weaker Sixth Fleet in the Mediterranean.
Lawton High School plans a sophomore variety show with the theme To Everything There Is A Season. Mrs James O Neal announces a Muscular Dystrophy Association house to house fund drive by the Southwestern Oklahoma Chapter. Cephas M Kelly scouting team leader helps organize the town Boy Scout troop. Judy Brown is named prettiest girl and David B Burns named ugliest man at the Beta Omicron Chapter. Beta Sigma Phi hosts a box supper auction and Walter Oswalt oversees Elgin school grads three day basketball tournament. A reception honors Mrs M G Reece for long service at Dunbar school. Betty Phillips hosts a hot dog party at 406 Fort Sill Blvd.
Dr. Albert M. Freedman argues that parental arguing without bitterness can teach children a realistic view of life. Car rides soothe nerves when the passenger is not driving. TV sports need commentators to guide late viewers and newcomers through the action.
The quote notes a vast gap between a causes justice and the motives of those pushing it. It attributes the remark to John P. Grier and reflects on ethical tension in advocacy.
The column offers daily guidance for each sign from Aries to Pisces urging balanced action and restraint. It notes Taurus and Gemini traits favor persistence and project starts while warning Leo and Libra about overcommitment and focus. It also mentions notable figures such as Abraham Lincoln and Omar Bradley.
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