Lawton Constitution Staff and affiliations list
The Lawton Constitution published weekdays in Lawton Oklahoma lists editor publisher officers and staff including Bill F Bentley Shirley Shepler Bentley Donald S Bentley Stephen F Bentley Ted Ralston and W D Hargraves with roles and titles. It notes association memberships in the Oklahoma Southern and American Newspaper Publishers associations.
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Lawton, Oklahoma
Bill F. Bentley
The
Oklohoma Press Association
Southern Newspaper Publishers Association
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Public Service Jobs Strain Budget and City Hiring
The $1 billion public service program has placed only 200,000 of the 338,000 jobseekers, with New York City using lengthy interviews over computer placement. Officials warn of layoffs and rising demand as Congress debates a $2 billion youth jobs expansion and extra funding through 1975, while critics urge tax cuts to spur private hiring.
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New York City
New York
Cleveland
Newark
Ford
Congress
Public Service
House Democrats
Jacob Javits
New Math Faces Limits as Emphasis Shifts to How
The piece notes the return of basic multiplication and old methods in primary grades while new math concentrates on why rather than how. It suggests a mixed role for new math within the broader education system and questions whether the emphasis is worth the payoff. A Boeing Vertol strike near Philadelphia yielded a 17 percent wage rise over three years, followed by a 15 percent layoff.
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Boeing Vertol Co
Philadelphia
Thoughts for Today From The Living Bible
A reflective excerpt urges readers to practice brotherly love and kindness toward strangers. It emphasizes sharing others’ sorrows and suffering with those who are mistreated, linking compassion to lived experience and empathy.
U.S Should Give Asylum To Refugees
John Chamberlain critiques Senate leaders Mansfield Scott and Humphrey on Cambodia refugees. He argues U S asylum policy must balance morality with practicality, warning of large refugee flows and political backlash if nations resist or if U S leadership falters. He cites Hue and Tet offensives to question complacency in foreign policy.
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John Chamberlain
U.S
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Mansfield
Southeast Asia
Khmer Rouge
Lon Nol
Lenin
Trotsky
Kronstadt
Hue
Red
Cambodia
Norodom Sihanouk
Hugh Scott
Congress
Scott
Thailand
Afl-Cio
California
Sen
Hubert Humphrey
Lyndon Johnson
Indochina
Humphrey
Ford
Penh
Singapore
Indian Ocean
Humphreys
Minnesota
Reagan fueled welfare reform gains spur Senate talks
Bipartisan senators met in a private Capitol dining room with Ronald Reagan to discuss cutting welfare rolls and fraud. Reagan cited California gains under his reforms and urged changes to AFDC, with proposals on eligibility, strikes, illegal aliens, and ID requirements shaping the bill’s direction.
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Washington
Congress
Ronald Reagan
Capitol
Reagan
Ford
House of Representatives
Long
Right To Die Debate From The Van Dusens Case
The essay discusses Dr Henry P Van Dusen and his wife ending their lives by sleeping pills. It argues the legal right to die exists for sane individuals while noting unborn fetuses lack personhood. It cites the Constitution and Supreme Court as limits on religious coercion but calls for a Declaration of Independence for the unborn based on the Patrick Henry doctrine.
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Henry P. van Dusen
van Dusen
The
Union
First Order
Supreme Court
America
Sympathetic ears in tough times and changing moods
The piece muses on finding a true sympathetic ear and how repeated tales exhaust listeners. It notes that even loving parents face distance from growing children and that nostalgia shifts when economic hardship returns, recalling the 1930s and the close family bonds amid destitution.
Easter Sunrise Service Expected Huge Audience
Easter Sunday events loom as Col. Jack Rhodes predicts a 50,000 audience for the Easter Sunrise Service. Local science fair winners John Rollins and Jean Cordes top the Southwest District at Cameron College as Mrs. Clarence Kaufman chairs a Lawton Rebekah Lodge meeting.
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Jack Rhodes
John Rollins
Jean Cordes
Cameron College
Clarence Kaufman
Lawton Rebekah
Oklahoma
Mercury
Lawton High School
James Matthews
Fort Smith
Ark
Thomas J. Mahaffey
Bryan
Walter
Dora Bryan
Tom
Lawtonians
A. B. Bowling
Earl Christmas
Earnest Cease
Horoscope by Sun Signs March 12 1975
Horoscope for Aries through Pisces outlines daily outlooks including new contacts, careful judgments, personal improvement, calm attitudes, social ease, and prudent decision making. Born Today profile praises ambition and versatility, noting Anthony van Dyck as a birthdate association and urging balance to curb aggressiveness.
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Anthony van Dyck
Flem
Pointer
Horoscope Page For Sunday March 23 1975
The column gives daily guidance for all signs with advice on emotions, decision making, travel and social behavior. It highlights steady grounding for Aries, balance for Taurus, romance for Cancer, amiability for Leo, fact gathering for Virgo, persistence for Libra, flexibility for Scorpio, caution for Sagittarius, favorable real estate for Aquarius and preserved plans for Pisces, plus brief notes on birth figures including J C Levendecker and Wernher von Braun.
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By Frank van der Linden
Finance Committee
Russell Long
Louisiana
Herman Talmadge
Georgia
William O. Hathaway
Kmg
Virginia
Harry F. Byrd
Nebraska
Carl T. Curtis
Senate Republican Conference
Republican Study Committee
House
Study Committee
Los Angeles
General Motors
Michigan
AFDC
Chicago
Social Security
Ernest Cuneo
Patrick Henry
House of Burgesses
George
Henry
John Conwell
King Features Syndicate, Inc
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Constitution
Aries
Taurus
Leo
Scorpio
Capricorn
Segittarius
Aquarius
Libra
Coomse
Vane Nesse
Off Ariens
Ings
J. C. Levendecker
Wernher von Braun
Joan Crawford
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