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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1975
Page
6
The Lawton Constitution published evenings Monday through Friday with standard staff roles listed and affiliations noted. It states advertising payment rules and correction policy for any erroneous reflections or misstatements, to be corrected upon management notice.
The Greek government denies home-port privileges to U S 6th Fleet ships at Eleusis and shutters an Athens air base, signaling a setback for NATO. The piece notes historic ties binding Greece and Turkey to the alliance and questions future security amid Soviet pressure and Cyprus tensions. It also touches on climate modeling efforts by CLIMAP and global temperature trends since 1940.
A 1970s issue centers on higher taxes for married couples filing jointly under the 1972 Tax Reform Act. The piece notes protests in Congress, cites a couple who divorce and remarry to gain tax savings, and calls for a legislative fix to the unequal treatment.
A columnist argues for women in the draft era, praising physical fitness and leadership traits, predicting married women could serve bravely, while noting not all would stay in service. He envisions strong female soldiers shaping the war machine once ERA passes.
The article notes the governor's office and mansion cost about $850000 annually. It questions whether purchasing the office outright could beat four years of leasing, and hints at teams offering excuses about energy conservation amid Oklahoma's celebrations.
Buckley reviews William Rusher’s The Making of the New Majority Party. He notes Rusher argues the Republican Party must realign with Wallace’s social conservatives and Reagan leadership, possibly creating an Independence Party with Wallace support to beat Ford. The outcome hinges on Reagan’s challenge and Ford’s poll strength.
Washington insiders say House Democrats postponed the energy bill to avoid a likely defeat on a gasoline tax increase. Speaker Albert and Majority Leader O Neill halted floor action after Republican support from defectors threatened to kill the plan. The proposal would raise the tax in stages, with rebates via income tax credits, while oil imports quotas and price decontrol face opposition.
The column discusses the casual attitude toward golf among weekend duffers and public courses. It explores how marriage dynamics influence diet and willpower, noting jealousy can erode restraint and neatness that signals character.
Ten years ago Steven J. White graduated from the Naval Academy in Annapolis MD. Dr. Royce Means completed a nine month psychiatry course at the University of Oklahoma Medical Center. Jerry Moon and Dee Givins coached city entries in the State AAU Junior Olympics track and field meet to be held here.
A collage of aphorisms and misquoted lines on treason murder arson and humor. Notable quotes touch on confession humor descent and self amusement with varied attributions and partial phrases.
Aries to Pisces readers receive personalized guidance based on their sun sign. Emphasis on verifying facts before decisions, restraining emotions, and pursuing self reliance, with notes on talent in writing, stage, music, and travel related careers. Birthdate references include Walt Whitman and other notable figures.
Sun signs list general guidance for TAURUS through PISCES with dates and traits. Emphasis on emotions, study, and caution in speech. Notes on personal versatility and possible careers in travel, writing, or journalism. Reader born today described as versatile with strong will and social appeal.
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