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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1977
Page
6
Reflects Leviticus 19 37 and the belief that God guides life through His Word and commandments given in love. Encourages following divine statutes as a path for daily living.
The Congressional Budget Office counters Census Bureau data, arguing poverty is far lower than the 26 million figure. It estimates about 4 percent of multiple person families and 14.6 percent of unattached individuals live in poverty, challenging Moscow fueled rhetoric and urging continued aid efforts.
Oklahoma congressmen missed AA contribution lists in 1971 72 fueling questions about influence and travel. Rep Wes Watkins tours Oklahoma this week delivering speeches about friendship and reform. If ERA gains three more ratifications, many legislators fear missed opportunity and a late session scramble.
A feature on the eye explains its complex structure from cornea to optic nerve and notes common causes of blindness. It highlights a gathering of ophthalmologists at a glaucoma congress and clarifies that glaucoma is not infectious, affecting both infants and adults with rising risk after early childhood.
Dr. Alan Kolker and Dr. Hans Goldman discuss glaucoma risks and detection using tonometry. Acute glaucoma can cause rapid blindness if untreated, while chronic forms threaten vision though treatable. Regular eye exams by an ophthalmologist are essential. optometrists and opticians play supporting roles.
The piece argues the Soviet particle beam program signals a shift in strategic risk and urges a move beyond chasing more weapons. It questions the belief that weapon buildup ensures safety and calls for a new strategic doctrine to counter Soviet parity and seek initiative through nonmilitary means.
A collection of editor’s quips and jokes includes a remark on a missed exit and puns about meat and corn meal with a Weight Watchers dig. The items showcase light humor from local or national periodicals.
Washington pondered if President Carter could strip Henry Loomis of his chauffeur and car as Loomis led the Corporation for Public Broadcasting. The piece questions public TV funding, governance, and the role of PBS and CPR amid criticism of programming and expense.
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