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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1975
Page
6
The Lawton Constitution notes its publication schedule and states The Associated Press material is provided for exclusive local republication. Editor Bill F. Bentley outlines AP dispatch usage and newspaper rights for Lawton, Oklahoma.
The president’s order suspends price controls on domestically produced oil for over two years and presses Congress to act on a comprehensive energy program. The piece notes likely gasoline price rises, urges energy conservation, and warns Congress against shifting responsibility or delaying decisive action.
A 10 year study shows pollution as the main cause of leaf roll necrosis in lilacs. Transplanted cuttings away from cities recover, while lilacs near highways show early autumn browning. Also notes broader plant damage and calls for pollution cleanup. Separately, St Joseph College students jailed in an alleged protest misadventure. Former Pennsylvania House Speaker Kenneth Lee faces a large monthly pension claim amid political quips.
The Ford veto of the emergency farm price support bill leaves the House short of the two thirds needed to override. Democrats planned to blame a projected dip in grain prices on the veto while Republicans warned of higher deficits and costs for staples. Senate and House leaders weigh hearings to probe the farm sector’s finances as Talmadge promises aggressive investigations.
Testimony in the Rogers hearings reveals conflicting views on federal judges’ pay, with lawmakers wrestling over compensation and the implications for the judiciary. The piece notes the confusion and debates as the process moves through the legislature.
In Washington 125000 gathered for Human Kindness Day sponsored by the National Park Service. More than 500 were robbed or assaulted during the rock music event. Steven Laine, 46, a public affairs official, was stabbed in the eye and left with one eye after mingling with the crowd.
Ten years ago Mrs Bil Peters and Mrs Bobby Couch with eight Faxon Girls Auxiliary attended coronation services at Trinity Baptist Church. Twenty six years ago Buford Morgan awarded Cub Scouts Pack 28 Whittier School. Forty years ago Pvt Vernon Thresher reported missing then wounded and killed in action returning home to Apache.
Practical notes on handling customer complaints without cynicism and maintaining respect. It also explores how dieting by the mother influences the whole family and how to spark boys interest in ballet by emphasizing strength.
The passage presents partial aphorisms attributed to Nietzsche Streisand and Mencken. It offers insights on hearts, head losses, dullness, certainty, and readiness, reflecting a collage of famous lines without a cohesive news event or report.
By Ernest Cuneo Washington warns a new Korea war is being predicted as the United Nations debates action in September. He argues Washington must choose between withdrawal or backing South Korea, citing lessons from Korea and Vietnam and criticizing political interference in war strategy.
Aries faces need for tech and diplomacy as partners may resist cooperation. Taurus warns of delays from unexpected twists while Gemini relies on planning and dexterity. Leo urges constructive action and Virgo focuses on avoiding errors. Libra should heed advice. Scorpio acts swiftly yet cautious. Sagittarius concisely pursues self interests. Capricorn aids projects. Aquarius withstands disturbances. Pisces gains ground with strategy and cooperation. Born today shows unusual versatility and potential for engineering science or law.
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