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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1977
Page
6
A biblical reflection cites Isaiah 1 27 stating Zion will be redeemed by judgment and her converts by righteousness as God offers love and restoration to Zion.
The editorial rejects Secretary Bergland’s proposal for a U S Canada wheat price pact as a two nation cartel. It argues against mercantilist controls and warns of government subsidies surpluses and high storage costs, advocating free market farming and food trade.
The article discusses President Carter’s proposed tougher policy to curb oil pollution from tanker accidents. It notes global spill totals since 1964 and argues that strict international regulations and ballast tank separation, along with stronger ship inspections, are key, urging swift Congress action. It also mentions a distraction incident where two artists were caught with a Van Gogh self portrait.
The piece ponders the death of George de Mohrenschildt and his potential role as a film and TV plot figure. It notes the House assassination panel’s credibility problems as members vie for funds and control while speculative scripts multiply around the JFK case.
Max Lerner surveys three competing theories of Kennedy's assassination. He notes a new claim tying De Mohrenscheldt and Oswald to a right wing Dallas Cuban refugee alliance possibly aided by the CIA. The piece highlights shifting beliefs about who helped Kennedy walk the danger line.
Professor James Schlesinger argues against heavy car taxes while critics say such measures curb demand but do little for supply. Citing energy plans and oil reserves, he emphasizes market limits and the need for a balanced approach to fuel policy and exploration incentives.
The State Supreme Court rules sheriffs are not required to provide prisoners with sheets pillows pillowcases or blankets. Jails will still offer basic room service and other amenities.
Washington column argues Berkeley cut Paul Von Blum, a nine year UC Berkeley lecturer, due to DIGS, a Pentagon tied general education project. It notes tenure rules and historic resistance to reforms, comparing to Robert M. Hutchins at Chicago and critiquing specialized departments’ control over undergraduates.
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