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Lawton Constitution

Location

Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Dec 09, 1976

Page

6

Better GOP candidates needed for 1978 and beyond

A Copiey Editorial Service piece urges the Republican Party to recruit capable local leaders to run in 1978 and 1980 races. It argues voters are discerning and party labels matter less, so the GOP must redefine its principles and groom candidates from civic leaders to compete across federal, state, and local contests.

GOP

Women Cadets at Air Force Academy Show Lower Attrition

The Air Force Academy reports 6.37 percent dropout rate for women after 15 weeks, compared with 10.24 percent among 1,536 entering men. Maj. Gen. Jeannie Holm notes women succeed beyond expectations and seek greater integration with male squads, amid housing separation concerns.

Air Force Academy Colorado Military Academy West Point Annapolis Public Information Office Academy Colorado Springs Jeannie M. Holm Air Force

Poppa's Love Remembered At Last

Doctor Huffman a Leipzig educated physician in New York’s Lower East Side battles a growing, conflicted affection for his son Ava. He treats poor immigrant patients with care while contending with the danger of excessive love, enforcing discipline with spankings as Ava doubts his devotion.

Ava America University of Leipzig Minna New York Huffman Lower East Side Poppa

Ava Huffman a Doctor of Pride and Tragedy

The narrative traces Ava Huffman’s rise from a poor, ambitious boy to a renowned psychiatrist who ignores poverty to chase wealth. He studies in Vienna and New York, marries, has son Manfred, and pursues prestige with lavish fees and a grand social schedule. His success masks emptiness as his son drifts into trouble, and Ava’s world collapses when Manfred dies, leaving Ava孤 lonely and nearing old age.

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Republicans Admit They Blew It and Sink to 1976 Losses

In Washington a Republican governor conference urged party unity and a technocratic chair, citing Bob Strauss as a model for building a bipartisan apparatus. James R. Thompson suggested moving past ideological brawling to win elections, while John B. Connally outlined two conditions for taking the chair, including backing from Ford Rockefeller and Reagan camps.

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Safety in Jeopardy as US Defense Trusts Tech, Not Tactics

The Pentagon denies Soviet laser attacks on US satellites and says hunter killer satellites are being tested. The column argues three decades of aggressive basic research failed to boost safety, urges disarmament talks, critiques Kennedy and Carter era views, and endorses limited strategic options amid growing Russian capabilities. Connally as GOP chair is deemed unsuitable due to charisma over pragmatism.

Washington Pentagon St. Louis Dallas Kennedy

Nine contenders named for OSU president post

Oklahoma State University narrows its search for a new president to nine prospects. The piece jokes that a slightly different football season could have affected Coach Jim Stanley's chances and notes Carter administration job hiring biases against Oklahomans, hinting at political considerations in employment.

OSU Jim Stanley

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