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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1977
Page
6
A devotional note cites Numbers 10 32 teaching that what the Lord will do for us we should do for others. The message emphasizes blessings are not to be hoarded but shared with neighbors and community.
A severe cold wave hits Prosperity West Virginia and other U.S. regions as gas supplies run dry and households burn fuel. The piece links shortages to OPEC price hikes, notes Saudi Arabia and UAE adjustments, and argues for reduced oil dependence and a stronger domestic energy policy under President Carter.
A humorous look at racing crowds and bettors at a track. Trainers discuss schemes while fans misread numbers and touts mock tips. Joe Frisco relies on instinct and timing not just data, while a stutterer uses the figures to pick four winners.
In a humorous arc from Jim Bishop, Joe Frisco taunts odds and beds with a hotel guest. Jackie Gleason explores a collapsing 99 to 1 tote board, betting wildly then declaring racing crooked after a dramatic price drop at a small town track.
The piece argues Brezhnev will test Carter in Africa via Cuba aided guerrillas. It highlights October slogans predicting Soviet push into Angola Mozambique Guinea-Bissau and South Africa with SWAPO and Rhodesia stakes. It warns of economic and mineral leverage if Moscow gains control.
In Oklahoma, Democrats in Washington savored the inauguration revelry with humor about Nixon’s era. Governor Boren revealed one regret from the trip, wondering why the legislature did not resolve the tag-agent dispute while he was away.
Analysis of Jimmy Carter and Walter Mondale shaping US foreign policy. Brzezinski's triangle of US Europe and Japan guides strategy amid global economic tensions. The article argues world economies remain complex with no single authority, making Carter's Planet unstable and volatile.
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