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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1975
Page
6
The Lawton Constitution lists its editorial and management team including Bill Bentley editor Shirley Bentley Donald Bentley Stephen Bentley Ted Ralston W H Sullivan W D Hargraves Alfred Wallace Gan treasurer secretary managing editor advertising director mechanical superintendent and circulation manager. The masthead invites correction of any erroneous reflections or misstatements brought to management’s attention.
A Chicago meeting organized by ADA director Leon Shull and Rep. Donald Fraser aims to unite liberal labor, Muskie and McGovern organizers, and fundraisers behind a single candidate and issue stances. The move challenges DNC committees and signals potential party realignment amid shifts from Wallace followers and youth groups. Henry Jackson’s revised defense stance is noted as a possible catalyst.
The piece outlines opposition led by Sen. Eagleton to the Pentagon proposed air radar system and argues the radar plane would defend US airspace and repel invaders. It calls for a $4 billion investment to deploy workers and planes while noting the need for cost effectiveness. It closes with a reflection on the hospital ship S. S. Hope awaiting retirement after aiding disadvantaged nations.
The article notes Margaret Thatcher becoming Conservative leader and the parallel rise of women in U.S. politics. It cites Bella Abzug's 1976 Senate bid, California leaders like Janet Hayes, Dianne Feinstein, March Fong and Gloria Schaffer, and other female officeholders, highlighting toughness and breaking gender barriers in late 20th century politics.
A devotional excerpt cites Job 1 18 22 with emphasis on sudden tragedy and divine sovereignty. It recalls a windstorm that causes a home to collapse killing all the sons and daughters and Job’s lament, then his humility before God. The passage contrasts loss and faith as the Lord gives and takes away.
The UNCTAD faces two obstacles in backing stockpiles of raw materials and bulk foods. Western powers lack funds and political will, while Third World states push toward cartel-like control of commodities. Japan pursues planning and export strategies, contrasting U.S. policy and isolationist pressures.
A reflection on amateurism in sports highlighting the joy of play over professional pressure, parental rewards without material strings, and lessons from motorists at accident scenes. It notes a time when a disabled hearse at a hazardous intersection reduced crashes after officials investigated the scene.
The Atlanta Journal notes inflation depresses investors in the stock market and highlights the supermarket as a key factor driving higher prices and market hesitation. Lou Erickson comments on traders’ concerns.
Democratic Senators push a lighter energy package amid Kissinger warnings of potential Middle East war. They fear inflation from Ford's oil import tax and decontrol while Walter Mondale questions the feasibility of rapid independence. Russell Long urges quick action to cut foreign oil use and expand supply.
Yesteryears item highlights Lawton Jaycees meeting with Jason Monroe presiding and Ray Currey as program chairman. Cameron Dean reveals a $12796 official grant for work-study hires Betty John and Ronald Fricke. Noon Optimist honors LHS Student Citizens Betty John and Ronald Fricke. Senator Bill Logan starts weekly Capitol Report. Earl Duncan runs for Lawton police chief. Cub Pack 73 honors at Blue and Gold Banquet led by Kenneth Jackson.
Daily sun sign guidance for Aries Taurus Gemini Cancer Leo Virgo Libra Scorpio Sagittarius Capricorn Aquarius Pisces. Highlights urge teamwork, caution on impulsiveness, careful planning, and steady effort to pursue ambitions and creative goals. Includes remarks on notable births like Cardinal Newman and W H Auden.
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