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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1975
Page
6
The piece argues teacher strikes harm students and families while citing New Jersey districts lacking contracts. It contrasts teacher salaries with other professions and notes widespread discontent among unions, urging calmer voices over militant tactics. Oklahoma reportedly avoids strikes, yet militancy exists across fields.
Captain James E. Moore editor of Jane's Fighting Ships argues the Soviet navy exceeds defense requirements and threatens peace. He notes U S spending on naval shipbuilding rising while detente negotiations continue and urges questions to be asked. The column also cites Governor Boren backing a natural gas plan and critiques past state Corrections Dept. mismanagement.
Jamshid Amouzegar of Iran challenged Kissinger's plan to narrow the rich poor gap at the UN and IMF. He warned OPEC may raise oil prices again, while the U.S. plan proposes a $2.5 billion annual lending agency and investments to spur development and energy projects.
The summer lull in major scandals steers attention to smaller, steadier stories as the Egyptian Israeli interim peace holds and powers in Portugal Rhodesia and southern Africa shift. If global tensions ease, journalists may gain room for more thorough local coverage and a resurgence of at-home reporting.
William F Buckley Jr argues the United States should resist abandoning the Panama Canal. He warns of geopolitical fallout, notes Torrijos’ regime in Panama, and questions colonial-era logic while urging retention of canal control amid global pressure and Latin American hesitation.
A newly appointed judge is unfamiliar with local statutes and asks an older justice for guidance on fines for bootleggers. The elder says a bootlegger should not receive more than four dollars per quart, claiming he never did.
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