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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1976
Page
6
Wm. H. Sullivan announces leadership changes naming James T. Gentry as Advertising Director and Alfred Wallace as Mechanical Superintendent with circulation management by a separate executive.
The piece argues President elect Carter must avoid overreaction and chart a middle course between unemployment and inflation. It cites Brookings economists urging US Japan and West Germany to stimulate their economies, discusses tax cuts, public works, and incentives for investment to lift growth without fueling inflation.
Sen. Abraham Ribicoff urges placing Henry Kissinger in a Carter administration post as a special envoy to advance Middle East peace. He cites Kissinger’s broad respect in Israel and Arab states and his proven diplomacy during Ford and Nixon eras. Baker and others on a Senate delegation back the idea.
A collection of witty maxims on speaking loving oneself friendships and enemies. Notable lines by James Russell Lowell Mae West Nicolas Chamfort and Ralph Waldo Emerson. The quotes explore honesty self love social influence and universal opposition from foes.
The piece argues the GOP faces deep organizational and ideological rifts. It cites 1964 Rockefeller defections, liberal opposition to Goldwater, Nixon era fallout, and Watergate as shaping a weak negative political force. It notes Southern resistance to the label and emphasizes Connally and Reagan as pivotal figures in any reorganization.
Washington reports a Chronicle of Higher Education critique of college advising. Experts warn many graduates face underemployment as 44 percent of 17 year olds pursue professional roles, while job vacancies lag. Critics tag higher education policy as misdirected and costly.
William Rusher argues the GOP needs a realignment toward conservatism, with Reagan as a leading figure. The piece notes internal clashes between conservatives and pragmatists, cites electoral outcomes, and predicts a possible Republican bloodletting and a 1978 comeback tied to Democratic failings rather than decisive conservative gains.
The text contrasts a Nebraska loss and Oklahoma politics with a critique of the meritocracy myth. It argues wealth and power remain pyramidical in America and that rising standards and the professor’s role in meritocratic ideals fail to deliver broad opportunity. It notes social class erosion and doubts about the value of university testing to distribute benefits.
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