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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1975
Page
6
The Lawton Constitution lists editors and staff including Bill F. Bentley and Shirley Shepler Bentley with roles as Editor and Publisher and managing positions. It notes association memberships and states AP reprint rights and policy on advertising payment and corrections.
Texas researchers at Texas A&M and Texas A&M experiment with Longhorn blood to diversify cattle. John Ball began commercial Longhorn breeding on a 2900 acre Fort Worth area ranch last year. Crosses yield smaller calves that quickly reach beef size and endure marginal rangeland with low forage.
French President Valery Giscard d Esteing faced a censure motion after returning from talks with President Ford. Socialist leader Francois Mitterand introduced the motion in the Assembly. The government held 290 votes to 200, leaving it not in immediate danger despite a restless Left with 180 votes.
The Supreme Court upheld compulsory unionism for media workers, prompting criticism that Buckley Evans and Lewis face forced union dues. The piece argues mandatory union membership erodes press freedom and the public’s right to know, threatening independent reporting and editorial independence. The Daily Oklahoman.
A reflection cites Isaiah 41 8 11 with language of chosen ones Israel Abraham friendship and divine support. The passage promises God presence strength help and upholdment while enemies are defeated and confusion falls.
Lisbon faces a possible rise of Communist influence as March elections approach, with posters, cars, and consumer goods signaling a changing political mood. Analysts expect moderate outcomes similar to Italy and France, with Communism likely strongest in urban industrial areas around Lisbon and Oporto.
A brief verse note contrasts Ogden Nash line about a well published book ignored and a proverb claiming itching relief outweighs riches. The lines reflect literary wit and traditional folk saying in concise form.
John Chamberlain argues that Saigon’s government remains intact despite doubts peddled by talk shows. He cites limited U.S. aid, a $6 billion five-year need, and a successful land reform program that sustains food self sufficiency and supports foreign investment.
An increasing number of couples write their own wedding vows, adding depth and meaning to pledges. Some praise personalization while others worry about tradition and beliefs. The piece notes how parents and clergy react, with emphasis on authenticity over ritual.
Ten year look back from the Lawton Constitution notes include Charles Holleyman as speaker for the Lawton Women's Forum Highland Baptist Ruth Bible class meeting at Mrs L C Head home. Holiday dinner party hosted by Mr and Mrs D F E Payne Rush Springs and prize winners named in Old Settlers potluck. Kiwanis installs J Glen Conner as president with Glen Powers as program chair. 1500 Christmas trees burned in Lawton Burning of the Greens. Minnie Watts returns home to Faxon after visiting Collinsville Texas. Buck Kinsey junior team to play Cache junior team at Lawton High gym. G F Anderson and wife visit relatives in Chattanooga.
Andrew Tully analyzes the Supreme Court ruling upholding unlimited presidential clemency and the Ford pardon of Nixon. The piece argues the Constitution grants broad power to grant reprieves and pardons, while noting the political and moral implications for Nixon aides and the nation.
Daily astrology page lists Aries through Pisces with brief guidance on mood, actions, and cautions. Notes strong traits for Capricorns, warns against extremism, and highlights intellectual potential and career themes for various signs. Born today section praises versatility and suggests directing intelligence toward constructive work.
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