Lawton Constitution Evening Edition Contact Details
The Lawton Constitution printed evenings from Third and A Avenue Lawton Oklahoma. Office staff include Stephen F Bentley William H Sullivan W D Hargraves Alfred Wallace. Dial 353 0620. The paper is a member of Audit Bureau of Circulations and Associated Press. AP grants exclusive use of local news and dispatches. No advertising from promotion men or transients without prepayment or written local business authorization.
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Radio Waves Not Property Of Companies
COLUMN DISCUSSES mobile two way radio market and FCC licensing. AT&T seeks to control spectrum and set manufacturing standards, risking smaller firms. DOJ positioning favors smaller players, while libertarian views advocate auctioning frequencies to end monopolies.
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John Chamberlain
Dick Tracy
Motorola
RCA
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Federal Communications Commission
FCC
Bell Laboratories
Western Electric
Department of Justice
By election results show mixed gains amid party realignment
The vote produced Virginia governor Mills E. Godwin Jr. a conservative Republican who defeated Henry Howell Jr. In New Jersey the GOP fared well while Virginia elected a Republican governor. Black mayors won in Detroit and other cities with several firsts, as analysts seek reasons behind the enigmatic results.
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Senate Committee
New Jersey
Virginia
Mills E. Godwin Jr
Henry E. Howell Jr
George Bush
Republican National Committee
Godwin
John B. Connally
White House
Bush
House
Senate
Robert S. Strauss
Democratic National Committee
Howell
Strauss
Ronald Reagan
California
Nelson Rockefeller
New York
Detroit
Los Angeles
Atlanta
Dayton
Ohio
Grand Rapids
Mich
Raleigh
N.C
East Orange
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Chapel Hill
Wage deceleration eyed to curb inflation says Fellner
William J. Fellner, new member of the President's Council of Economic Advisers, warns a policy aimed at eliminating recession risks may sustain inflation. He favors restrained monetary and fiscal policy plus wage deceleration to slow prices and restore real wage gains. He spoke at the National Economists Club in Washington. Australian Prime Minister Gough Whitlam criticizes the U S and Soviet actions in the Middle East war while noting arms deliveries and later restraint.
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William J. Fellner
Fellner
National Economists Club
Washington
Gough Whitlam
United States
Soviet Union
Thoughtful Bible Teaching in Nazareth Synagogue
In Luke 4 33 37 a man possessed by a demon shouts at Jesus in the synagogue Jesus orders the demon to be quiet and come out The crowd is astonished by Jesus authority that even demons obey him
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Jesus
Nazareth
Holy Son of God
Hen house jokes and social quips fall from rough notes
A fragmentary column humorously critiques motorists and social roles. It mentions a horse, shoulder signs in a hen house, and a punchline about an egg per day keeping Colonel Sanders away, then notes being a woman must be a difficult trade.
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Colonel Sanders
Judiciary panel called unfit for task in Ford hearings
Washington critics say the 1973 House Judiciary Committee, led by Rodino, is too liberal and fragmented to fairly weigh President Ford’s impeachment inquiry. The piece notes Democratic members like Holtzman Drinan Conyers and sources claim radical pressure could turn Ford hearings into a circus.
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House Judiciary Committee
Gerald R. Ford
Capitol Hill
Emanuel Celler
Peter W. Rodine
Newark
N.J
Rep
Ms Holtzman
Rodino
New Jersey
East Orange
Celler
William Hart
Hart
National
Black Caucus
Bodino
Dino
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Judiciary Committee
Jack Brooks
Live Oak
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Galveston Bay
ADA
Don Edwards
Drinan- Holtzman-Conyers
Ford
Justice Department
Justice
Congressional
Ernest Cuneo Probe of Networks Might Stun Nation
In 1920 KDKA Pittsburgh broadcast the human voice marking mass radio birth. Networks grew from this, shaping public opinion with syndicated columnists. From 1930 to 1950 commentators held sway, while TV’s rise after 1950 challenged the columnist era and altered political communication.
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Washington
Pittsburgh
KDKA
American Democracy
Congress
Talking Pictures
Yesteryear holiday hats and visits to a wildlife refuge
Local society notes describe Immanuel Baptist Church workers in homemade holiday hats at a party hosted by Mrs. H G Biles and visiting the Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge, plus several club meetings and community notices. The column then shifts to a long analysis of network power and politics in broadcasting.
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Immanuel Baptist Church Faithful Workers
H. G. Biles
Joe Holt
Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge
Oklahoma Senate Leaders Named For 1975 Season
In Oklahoma the Democratic state senators have chosen leaders for 1975 while the nation awaits a Vice President. A group forms in support of President Nixon with Western Union listed as sponsor. Tulsa County jailers monitor inmate phone calls. The Supreme Court ruling in the asphalt case favored bipartisanship, giving Larry Derryberry room to cuff the court and Denny Garrison a chance to rap Derryberry.
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Oklahoma
Nixon
Western Union
Tulsa County
Supreme Court
Larry Derryberry
Denny Garrison
Derryberry
Mirror Mind Doubt and Teen Anxiety in Daily Life
The piece explores self-doubt in marriage and the comfort of sharing fears with a partner. It questions teen coolness as performance amid anxiety over school, dating, sports and career choices. It also examines loneliness and how visits might fail to ease isolating feelings.
Horoscope predictions for the zodiac signs and notable birth
The column lists Aries through Capricorn forecasts with advice on planning, balance, and attitude. It notes a born today section highlighting a bright mentality, versatility, scientific leanings, and potential careers in science, theater, politics, literature, music, or law, mentioning Sir William Herschel as a referenced figure.
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Sir William Herschel
Ww .S. Statesman
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