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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1974
Page
8
The Lawton Constitution lists staff roles including Ned Shepier as publisher and Shirley Shepler Bentley as editor with officers and department heads. It notes memberships in press associations and AP reprint rights, plus billing policy requiring advance payment or written guarantee toads. It promises correction of any erroneous reflections upon management notification.
John H. Gibbons calls Americans a wasteful energy user and urges 25 to 40 percent savings through better design, recycling, and federal purchasing power. He proposes stricter standards for appliances, including air conditioners, to shift lifetime costs. News on Pat Nixon advisory council appointment errors and pay concerns follow.
The Old North Church in Boston marked the 250th anniversary of lanterns in its steeple. Vicar Rev. Robert Golledge led an ecumenical service and urged a new revolution in hearts and minds. He proposed a third lantern to symbolize renewed self worth.
Calvin Coolidge states that a country’s power rests on its religious convictions. The line reflects a 30th U.S. President’s view on faith shaping national resilience and unity.
Washington columnist Kevin P. Phillips argues Henry Jackson faces long odds for the 1976 Democratic nomination. He cites weak primary history, left right divides, intra party veto risks, rising liberal influence, labor and defense ties, and potential third party backlash as factors against Jackson's bid.
John Chamberlain argues that oil company profits are modest and points to high taxes and depleted allowances as barriers to new drilling. He cites Joe Shell in California and cites legislators who oppose windfall profits taxes while warning about reduced production and fewer independent producers.
A reflective prose piece discusses love and partnership, noting spouses may pursue individual careers and hobbies yet remain deeply connected. It argues against harsh discipline for children and suggests home and school should teach self value and empathy to prepare mature adults.
Yesteryears notes Larry Demas wins Lawton High School Future Homemakers of America chapter election. Cameron Aggies beat Howard County Texas 86 to 67 led by Cleatus Doyel and Vernon Paul for eighth All-State Jaycee Classic crown.
Max Rafferty lists contemporary phenomena he finds boring including educational gimmicks and antiwar activists. He mocks Lizzie Berrigan Abbie Hoffman Rennie Davis and Jackie Ari romances. He questions Nixon tax deductions Europe gasoline politics and Hollywood decline. He notes OU's top finish amid recruiting violations and Rose Bowl attendance by Governor Hall.
Aries and Taurus indicate social activity and romance potential this weekend with creative momentum, while Gemini to Pisces face mixed influences urging practical action and self awareness. Born today profiles predict ambition, discipline, and success in literature science diplomacy or teaching.
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