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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1975
Page
6
Lawton Constitution lists editors publishers and staff including Bill F Bentley editor Shirley Shepler Bentley Donald S Bentley Stephen F Bentley Ted Ralston and W H Sullivan with W D Hargraves Alfred Wallace as advertising director and circulation manager. It notes affiliation with Oklahoma Press Association and national newspaper groups.
Senator Jesse A Helmes of North Carolina urges forming an inclusive Liberal party and an uncomplicated Conservative party to offer clear issue banners. He argues parties must be based on distinct principles and that voters seek candidates who pledge clear promises rather than party labels. The Conservative Caucus has already issued a ten point Statement of Principles outlining tax relief education freedom security and sovereignty.
The article notes a 1972 compiled list of 1500 U S companies boycotted by Arab states over ties to Israel and Jewish ownership. It cites Damascus controls and questions about enforcement while officials deny U S government involvement. It contrasts boycott impact with global trade norms and reflections on Middle East tensions.
A devotional excerpt from Lamentations 3 21 26 highlighting hope in God through compassion mercy faithfulness and daily renewals My soul clings to the Lord as inheritance and waits for salvation emphasizing patient trust and quiet hope in divine goodness.
A Washington opinion piece criticizes the Federal Reserve for withholding consumer loan rate data. It cites a court order forcing disclosure via Consumer Reports and argues rates vary by up to five points across banks. The author scorns the Fed as elitist and urges more transparency for ordinary borrowers.
Max Rafferty answers readers on marijuana legality and drug policy. He argues legalizing drugs might reduce profits but warns of risks, comparing to cigarettes and alcohol. He urges local action and notes his column accepts questions weekly.
The sayings compare etiquette to prudent behavior and stress thoughtful action over rapid, heated debate. Will Cuppy notes self improvement beyond bare necessity, while Wilson favors providing illumination rather than heat through careful judgment.
A Phillips-Sindlinger survey of 1,683 adults from Feb 9 to 19 shows 42.8 percent would save a tax cut, 30.3 percent pay bills, and 18 percent spend. Hoarding large bills and debt repayment are noted while women favor saving and paying utility bills more than men.
A column discusses whether dogs or cats demand more care citing John Conwell and Jon Messman. It weighs pet ownership burdens, the value of companionship, and a light jab at the metric system's potential to influence daily life.
A satirical hotel sign in Mexico proclaims water safety with a humorous sign. The page includes lines about a juke box inventor's natural death, a man chewing toothpicks after quitting smoking, and a real family man viewing a new child as an addition rather than a deduction.
The page delivers daily sun sign guidance for Aries through Pisces with cautions against haste and deception and prompts to pursue opportunities and new methods. It highlights a creative scholarly personality born today, noting likely success in travel, music, horticulture, and landscape work. It mentions public figures Anna Percy Hammond Armstrong Jones Snowden as birthday names.
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