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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1975
Page
6
Economic recovery gains momentum as industrial production and consumer spending rise, while Congress pursues large deficits and stimulus. Vice President Rockefeller signals possible support for Arch Moore, despite politics within the Rockefeller family.
In Oklahoma City during the strike, highway patrolmen neglect duty, flagging speeders instead of quelling family fights. Governor Boren shows generosity in an $80 million bond payoff while sharing critics with Larry Derryberry and Leo Winters. The Seener Cynic notes rains aid farmers and jokes about excuses for leaves.
A Phillips-Sin dlinger poll finds 58.6 percent overall Ford approval by Oct 30, up from 38.2 percent on Oct 22, as 78 percent of educated respondents support his veto of NYC bailout. Domestic job rating leads foreign for first time since economy downturn.
Washington reports Rep. Rosenthal reveals major New York banks hold risky city state and real estate bonds totaling over 1 billion dollars. He warns of potential collapse and urges federal underwriting while noting political shifts around Vice President Rockefeller.
The piece argues that government inaction and anti business sentiment hinder the energy crisis response. It traces past recoveries from the 1920s to postwar eras and predicts a forthcoming revival driven by energy efficiency and higher fuel economy vehicles.
A collage of quotes on marriage, self, and change followed by observations on fuel economy and energy policy. It mentions Herbert Stein and Edward David, hybrid cars, Gould Inc. and Petro-Electric, RAMRAC systems, and potential gains from energy-efficient motors and peak load control. The piece ties these ideas to economics and the end of a Depression.
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