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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1976
Page
8
A devotional note reflects on God the Father through Christ with mercy and the promise of eternal life for believers who accept Jesus as Savior and Lord. The piece emphasizes hope arising from the resurrection and a blessed life beyond the grave.
The Santa Ana Register argues the National League of Cities oversteps by seeking 10 billion in federal stimuli and proposes decriminalizing hard drug use to dismantle organized crime, lower prices, and compel addicts to take responsibility. It critiques current heroin laws as failing to curb the market and notes England's government-controlled supply as a preferable model.
The piece follows Molly and her six year old daughter Virginia living in The Relationship, a high rise for singles where rules ban nails pets or children. Virginia clings to Santa while staff debate truth and safety as they fear eviction for bringing a child into the building. Roy urges telling Virginia the truth, while Roberta frames the crisis as a symbolic hope amid a tight, surveillance heavy community.
The controversial Russian dissident Andrei Amalrik spoke at a New York opening press conference, urging discussion on human rights in the Soviet Union. He critiques Soviet resilience, questions an ideology of freedom, and warns that protesters lack a solid base while predicting tough odds for reform.
A columnist argues the crisis lies in economic thought, not data, noting Milton Friedman and Keynesian debates. Carter faces a credibility test as he weighs public works, tax cuts, and monetarist limits, while world economies depend on U S leadership and confidence.
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