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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1975
Page
6
President Ford proposes an Energy Independence Authority to fund and oversee construction of new nuclear and coal plants plus solar and geothermal projects. The aim is energy independence by 1985 with a $100 billion federal investment next decade, though skeptics warn of government overreach and corruption risk.
Dr. Herbert Benson of Harvard describes a daily half hour relaxation method for patients with premature ventricular contractions and hypertension. Sit quietly, focus on breathing, and repeat a simple word during inhalation. Practice twenty minutes twice daily, not within two hours after meals to avoid digestion interference.
Senator Buckley defends a Buckley Amendment view on parents and students accessing school records. He argues letters of recommendation would be bland and unreliable if writers fear parental reprisals, warning against professional elitism and noting educators must be honest with students and parents.
Ernest Cuneo argues Ford must avoid public appearances to protect the presidency. He cites past assassinations and TV pressure, urging both parties to curtail appearances while affirming Ford remains the U.S. president in the Oval Office.
A vivid portrait of Hilton Head Island as a secluded upscale escape for retirees and professionals. The piece notes affluent residents, cordial neighborliness, expensive shopping, and a slow, tranquil pace marked by local hospitality and a steady newspaper readership.
The editors describe a so called new model prison in the Everglades lacking walls fences and guards. They joke that with trust understanding and a ditch full of alligators it might work.
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