Local newspaper staff and associations listed
The document lists staff and officers including Shirley Shepler Bentley Donald S. Bentley Stephen F. Bentley Ted Ralston Wm. H. Sullivan W. D. Hargraves Alfred Wallace with roles such as President Treasurer Secretary Managing Editor Advertising Director Mechanical Superintendent Circulation Manager and notes membership in the Oklahoma Press Association the Southern Newspaper Publishers Association and the American Newspaper Publishers Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Oklahoma Press Association
Southern Newspaper Publishers Association
American Newspaper Publishers Association
A Courageous Danville Saves Industry Amid Fuel Shortage
Danville Virginia faced a 55.5 percent gas cut on January 1 and mobilized to protect 9,800 jobs plus related employment. The city urged conservation via heating reductions, banners, posters, and media, while firms sought emergency relief from the Federal Power Commission. Dan River Fabrics supplied 1.4 million gallons of propane, converted to gas for distribution, and Transco secured more gas under pressure. Danville’s effort shows how voluntary cutbacks can blunt prices and preserve industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford
Danville
Virginia
Federal Power Commission
Dan River Fabrics
Transco
F.P.C
FBI Agnew Probe and Civic Reform Calls
A Cartha D. DeLoach claim says Johnson ordered an FBI probe of Spiro Agnew before 1968, with no incriminating findings. The piece urges Congress to let CIA and FBI work and to focus on inflation, recession, taxes, and energy. It notes a Fontana High student charity car wash lawsuit for 6 million dollars by a California car wash owner. The writer supports youth projects and goodwill from community efforts.
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Cartha D. DeLoach
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Johnson
FBI
Spiro T. Agnew
DeLoach
White House
Bureau
United States
Congress
CIA
California
Fontana High School
Speaking in Tongues and Prophecy from I Corinthians
A biblical reflection compares speaking in tongues with prophesying and preaching God’s messages. It argues that prophetic speech is more useful when listeners can understand and profit from the message, even if the speaker uses an unfamiliar language.
Rallies for 76 Race For President
The piece surveys Democratic and Republican fundraising as of early 1975. It notes Hillary-style excitement, lists leading money raisers such as George Wallace Henry Jackson Lloyd Bentsen and references Ford and Rockefeller. It mentions potential candidates, governors and senators eyeing the 1976 nomination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Jackson
Washington
Lloyd Bentsen
Texas
Jackson
Bentsen
Wallace
George
Jackson, Bentsen and Wallace
George McGovern
Ford Faces Hostile Congress in 1975 76 Era
The piece argues President Ford will likely confront Congress more than compromise as a pattern. It cites rising legislative staff, special interests, and criticism from Barry Goldwater plus concerns about budget deficits and a hostile 94th Congress. It highlights two new lawmakers Downey and Moffett and notes severe partisan strain.
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Washington
Gerald Ford
Congress
Maine
California
U.S
Dan Rather
CBS
Nors
Tom Downey
New York
Toby Moffett
Connecticut
Downey
F. Edward Hebert
House Armed Services Committee
Cambodia
SDS
Students For A Democratic Society
Platonic friendship and hands-on guidance in modern life
A 1975 King Features Syndicate column discusses platonic relationships and the clash between sexiness and spirituality in the era, argues for a hands-on parenting philosophy with clear boundaries, and contrasts sun seekers with ski lovers amid recession, noting a new snowbound homebodies trend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
Vermont
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Quotations on Opinion, Fact, and Native American Crime
A trio of quotes: Bernard Baruch argues every man has an opinion but not wrong facts. Mark Twain suggests no native American criminal class beyond Congress. Josh Billings calls advice a market drug with supply exceeding demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard Baruch
Congress
Mark Twain
Josh Billings
Reagan weighs 1976 run amid new party talk
Ronald Reagan eyes a potential 1976 bid and whether to run as a Republican or head a new conservative third party. The ACU polls show strong support for a Reagan led party, while insiders discuss a possible Buckley ticket and a March meeting on third‑party options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ronald Reagan
American Conservative Union
Battle Line
ACU
Reagan
Ford
Alabama
George Wallace
Rockefeller
New York
James Buckley
Buckley
Meldrim Thomson
New Hampshire
David Keene
F. Clifton White
Oklahoma Gubernatorial Tenure and State Officials Scrutiny
Oklahoma Governor Boren faces several state officials appointed during the Hall era who resist resigning. The Sooner Cynic questions if Oklahoma has all its planes. A bill seeks to limit smoking in public places, not tobacco chewing. The Maine governor promised a single term, while Boren seeks a four year term. An income tax cut is due, with minimal relief. Ed Edmondson promotes Arab investors and Tulsa County voting machines.
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Boren
Hall
Oklahoma
Ed Edmondson
Tulsa County
Yesteryears Highlights From The Constitution Files
Ten 10 years ago Mrs Nelvin Brown with Douglass High vocal department attended an all day music festival at Langston University. Keith Reichert led a Northside Baptist Church boys class up Elk Mountain then a Wiener roast at Treasure Lake in the Wichitas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelvin Brown
Douglass High School
Langston University
Keith Reichert
Northside Baptist Church
Elk Mountain
Treasure Lake
Wichitas
Everard Carter
Floyd Porter
Milton Simpson
Ronnie Webb
Mama
Douglas E. Wilson
Lawton
Charles S. Gray Bill
Your Friday Horoscope for February 14, 1975
The reading covers all signs with daily guidance from Aries to Pisces. Highlights include Aries pursuing steady effort, Gemini ready for big preparatory gains, and Aquarius caution against repeated errors. The piece notes personalities born today like John Barrymore and Jack Benny, and praises versatility and detail orientation.
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John Barrymore
Jack Benny
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Dublin
America
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Howard H. Baker Jr
Tennessee
Atlanta
Baker
Sen
Charles Percy
Illinois
Hubert Humphrey
Minnesota
Ed Muskie
Capitol Hill
Teddy Kennedy
North Carolina
Terry Sanford
Jimmy Carter
Georgia
Morris Udall
Dariz
Eugene McCarthy
Committee For
William Clay Ford
Detroit Fords
Ohio
John Glenn
Robert Byrd
Senate
Frank Church
Idaho
Birch Bayh
Indiana
Adlai Stevenson
Dan Walker
Edmund Brown
Sargent Shriver
Kennedy Shrivers
Kevin White
Boston
Scotty Roston
New York Times
Greas Plains
By Kevin P. Phillips
Arizona
Barry Goldwater
Labor Movement
Common Cause
Congressional
Senate Finance Committee
Russell Long
Congressional Democrats
Senator Goldwater
94Th
John Conwell
By Frank van der Linden
Young Americans For Freedom
Republican
Nelson Rockefeller
Howard Baker
Russell Lash
State Corrections Department
David Boren
Yesteryears
Constitution
Spurge Morrison
Independent Cotton Oil
George T. Zimmer
Ft. Sam Houston
Tex
By Frances Drake
Aries
Taurus
Leo
Virgo
Aquarius
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