Lawton Constitution Details Editorial, Staff, and Associations
The Lawton Constitution lists editorial leadership and staff positions including editor and publisher Bill Bentley and managing editor Stephen F. Bentley. It lists officers and departments such as president Shirley Shepter Bentley and circulation manager W. D. Hargraves, noting affiliation with the Oklahoma Press Association and Southern Newspaper Publishers Association.
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Red Shawl Campaign Presses for ERA Ratification
The National Women s Political Caucus sent Betty Ford a red shawl and urged women to wear the garment until the Equal Rights Amendment is ratified. The Red Shawl Movement marks Susan B Anthony s 155th birth anniversary as states lag on ERA votes with four rejections this year.
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National Women’s Political Caucus
Betty Ford
Susan B. Anthony
Controversy Over Campus Speakers and Academic Freedom
The piece argues that universities host controversial figures like Abbie Hoffman Amiri Baraka and John Dean for fees, challenging ideas of free speech and academic freedom. It notes historians define freedom as limited to original framing and critiques the trend of turning speakers into tolerated fixtures on campus.
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Jeffrey Hart
Abbie Hoffman
Attica
Angela Davis
Hanoi
Imamu Amiri Baraka
LeRoi Jones
Baraka
Eldridge Cleaver
Berkeley
Tom Hayden
Amiri Baraka
John Dean
Diets and language in everyday life
The piece questions fad diets and promotes medically planned, moderate calorie reduction for health. It also discusses language usage around ain't versus aren’t, noting social acceptability lags behind grammatical debate. It adds a note on expressing anger through controlled, explicit language to relieve tension.
Fiesta Bowl payout raises eyebrows in Oklahoma
The Oklahoma State Association receives a large Fiesta Bowl check, settling debates about its value and relevance. Alaska struggles to relocate its state capital, while Oklahoma City offers a blunt suggestion to the new site: steal it. After David Hall’s trial, observers wonder how people will engage with Secretary of State John Rogers, preferring writing to speaking.
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Alaska
Oklahoma City
David Hall
John Rogers
Buckley CIA past scrutiny shocks Boston Globe editors
William F Buckley fact of CIA past raised as issue by Boston Phoenix in an editorial about Buckley's Globe column. The Phoenix notes Buckley once assisted E Howard Hunt in Mexico City during CIA work and queries whether the Globe should append Buckley past CIA ties to his writings.
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Buckley
CIA
Boston Phoenix
John Birch Society
William F. Buckley
E. Howard Hunt
Mexico City
The
Phoenix
Boston Globe
Ann Wyman
Globe
Wyman
Pete Hamill
Robert Welch
Village Voice
Bill Buckley
National Review
Howard Hunt
Garry Wills
Wills
Revila Oliver
JFK
Miss Wyman
Yesteryears in Lawton Constitu tion Files Ten to Thirty Years Ago
Snippets recall events from 10 to 30 years past. Pvt Larry Odom begins six months active Marine reservist duty. Bobby Carter shows a grand champion barrow at the Comanche County Junior Livestock Show. A mattress fire hits the Ingraham Hotel. Dust storms sweep Southwest Oklahoma. Crowd honors Mrs E P McMahon as Queen of Lawton. Lawson club guests and birthday party for George Bernard Clark. Navy Mothers Club welcomes Nettie Powers and Elsie Goben.
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Constitution Files
Larry Odom
Marine Corps
Bobby Carter
Indiahoma
Barrow
Hampshire
Comanche County
Ingraham
Oklahoma
George Page
J. 5
Clark
George Bernard
Nettie Powers
Mn Elsie Goben
Collins Navy Mothers Club
Horoscope for Wednesday March 1975 Outlook by birthday
This horoscope lists zodiac signs with dated ranges and advice on focus, persistence, and planning. It notes Taurus needs schedule readjustment, Leo should build on resourcefulness, and Scorpio hints at future ventures. It also names born individuals Edward Abbey, Gordon MacRae, and Liza Minnelli as notable figures.
Thoughtful Living Bible Verses On End Times Warning
A devotional excerpt cites Revelation 22 18 to 21 warning readers against adding to or subtracting from the prophecies. It proclaims the coming of Christ and ends with a blessing for grace. The passage stresses obedience and reverence for the prophetic text.
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Holy
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Jesus Christ
Electric car boast and costly extension cord remark
Reported quip jokes about a genius who built an electric vehicle running from California to New York at a mere 3.40 dollars while noting a 43 000 dollar extension cord price. The comment appears in a Good Reading section.
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California
New York
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