Who Controls Public Schools The Gallup Poll
Kenneth J. Rabben examines a Gallup poll showing most Americans misunderstand who runs public schools. School boards, about 96 000 across the U S, hold policy authority though many adults cannot name or recall board actions. The National School Boards Association plans an information campaign to improve public understanding and board responsiveness.
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Kenneth J. Rabben
Gallup
United States
National School Boards Association
Harold V. Webb
Association
U.S
Webb
Lawton Constitution Staff and Roles Listed
The Lawton Constitution lists Shirley Shepler Ben Donald S Bentley Stephen F Bentley Ted Ralston Wm H Sullivan James T Gentry Alfred Wallace as officers and key staff including President Treasurer Secretary Managing Editor Advertising Director Mechanical Superintendent and Circulation Manager.
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Shirley Shepler
Ben Donald S. Bentley
Stephen F. Bentley
Ted Ralston
Wm. H. Sullivan James T. Gentry
Alfred Wallace
Senators clash on defense policy amid global chaos
The Senate debate reveals deep divisions over U S defense needs and foreign policy objectives. Democrats Mansfield and Cranston find common ground with Goldwater on keeping a strong U S presence abroad to deter nuclear war while opposing rapid NATO cuts. President Ford’s Europe tour reinforces commitments as Congress resists isolationist amendments to a 30 billion weapons bill amid Vietnam and Cambodia concerns.
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Senate
U.S
Mike Mansfield
Mansfield
California
Alan Cranston
Europe
South Korea
Barry Goldwater
Cranston
South Vietnam
Cambodia
NATO
Ford
United States
Congress
Canada Should Shun P.L.O. At Toronto Crime Congress
The piece argues Canada must bar the Palestinian Liberation Organization from attending a United Nations crime prevention conference in Toronto citing Canadian law that bans PLO entry. It warns Trudeau would anger pro Palestinians if admitted, while Davis calls for deferring to law and public safety.
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Canada
Palestinian Liberation Organization
Toronto
United Nations Congress
United Nations
P.L.O
Yasir Arafat
William Davis
Ontario
West
U.N
Pierre Elliott Trudeau
Populism Versus Government in 1976 Politics
John Chamberlain argues that true populism favors voluntary unionism and opposes compulsory measures. He criticizes Ramsey Clark and the People’s Bicentennial Commission, tracing inflation to government budgets and regulations. He contends Big Government, not Big Business, threatens the people’s interests.
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George Wallace
Alabama
Wallace
Aflcio
George Meany
Congress
National Right
House Education and Labor Committee
Opinion Research Corporation
Britain
George III
Clark
People’s Bicentennial Commission
New York Times
James J. Kilpatrick
PBC
East India Company
Los Angeles
Wyoming
Montana
Ramsey Clark
Capitol Hill
U.S
Senate Panel Finds Ugly Facts On Pot Q
Max Rafferty reports on findings from the U S Senate Judiciary Committee about marijuana. Experts warn about brain damage and addiction. officials urge caution and possible illegality. Readers urged to request a government report for full details.
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Senate
M.J.W
Detroit
Mich
U.S. Senate Judiciary Committee
Harvey Powellson
University of California
Lawton Group Excels In American Royal Rodeo Events
Yesteryears notes highlight three Oklahoma competitors finishing in top three at the American Royal Rodeo in Kansas City. Other items mention Warren Chrisman earning a divinity degree, a songfest at Lawton Indian Baptist Mission, and the dedication of Indian City USA with Gov. Gary addressing tribesmen.
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Constitution Files
Lawton Zone
Kansas City
Warren Chrisman
Brite Divinity School
Tex
Lawton Indian Baptist Mission
Max Lisenby
Indian City
USA
Anadarke
Raymond Gary
Faye K. Ozman
Tenkiller Lake
Grover C. Ozman
The Spark of Creativity and Household Etiquette
The piece discusses how artists endure years of work before inspiration yields creation, and compares that to everyday behavior. It also addresses misbehavior in children and the duty of guests to offer or cover damages, distinguishing accidents from costly or thoughtless harm.
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King Features Syndicate, Inc
Quotable Bits From Editors On Health And Labor
A collection of witty lines and quips about doctors who do not visit homes and the state of recalls. Comments reference Detroit recalling cars and workers, plus a light note on old gardeners and gardening tools in a playful tone.
Horoscope for Friday June 20 1975 Taurus through Aquarius
The column offers daily zodiac guidance for each sun sign with cautions and encouragements. It notes strong intution for Aquarius and highlights talents in science literature and public dealings for birthdays including Errol Flynn.
Oddball Oklahoma Snippets Prompt Lively Debate
A fuzzy collage notes a nudist club near Indla drawing few patrons, NSU Tahlequah invites campus vacationers, and a joke about a student bragging on an A in vacation. It lampoons Governor Boreas ballot plan as benefiting Republicans and hints at wiping out five Democratic officials.
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James Buckley
N. Y
Mom
Algernon
Borea
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Lawton
3Rd and A Avenue
Lawton, Oklahoma
Bill F. Bentley
The
Oklahoma Press Association
Southern Newspaper Publishers Association
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Jesus
John Chamberlain
Labor Committee
By Max Rafferty
Henry Brill
New York
Robert G. Heath
Department of Psychiatry and Neurology
Tulane University School of Medicine
Nils Bejerot
Karolinska Institute
Stockholm
Sweden
W.H.M
C.A.Z
Beresford
S. D
Johnny
Yesteryears
Travis Anthony
Douglas Soper
Carter M. Waid
England
H. A. Angus
Burt
Iowa
John Conwell
Troy Gordon
Tulsa World
Sunshine Magazine
Gemini
Leo
Aquarius
Errol Fivan
Oklahoma
Indla
Northeastern State University At
Tahlequah
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