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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1977
Page
6
A devotional note explains that God will render to each person according to their needs and that the central act is accepting His Son as personal Savior. It emphasizes that all else is secondary to this decisive step of faith.
A view on OSHA reforms reducing paperwork and boosting inspector efficiency. A Chicago economist notes wage power favors right to work states, citing Arkansas Alabama versus New York Massachusetts and job gains in right-to-work regions.
A reflective piece recalls Brownie a mutt who befriended a child on walks to school and later, life with many dogs. The author describes dogs as varied characters from serious to comical, sharing memories of Sixtus the Saint Bernard and Duke the English Springer, and a life influenced by canine companionship.
Jim Bishop recounts dogs and humans in a memoir style, noting a drunken husband, a dog christened with Suzie who birthed fourteen pups, a dignified German shepherd Rock of Shrewesbury, and Shepherd Charlie Chan trained to eat everything. The piece blends personal anecdotes with literary figures like Bob Considine and Budd Schulberg.
The piece argues against rushing a new Panama treaty citing sovereignty and defense concerns, while criticizing U S critics and praising U S lab capabilities. It discusses Panamanian attitudes, military needs, and economic arrangements, then shifts to NATO, missile modernization, and dangers of halting underground nuclear tests under ERDA and DOE reforms.
A King Features column asserts the United States leads Soviet military tech with neutron bomb cruise missiles anti-tank weapons and the Fairchild A-10 close support aircraft to be deployed in Europe. It quotes speculation that 40,000 Soviet tanks are obsolete and claims the West can deter a Polish plain thrust.
A university bulletin board note proclaims shoes required for cafeteria dining, while a scribbled counterpoint claims socks may eat wherever they want. The quip reflects campus humor and student engagement with campus policy.
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