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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1977
Page
6
The Lawton Constitution, member of major press associations, announces Alfred Wallace Circyio as its new manager. The announcement underscores the paper’s professional affiliations and leadership change.
A reflective question asks if believers are truly God’s priests and ministers, living to do His will as a chosen people. It cites Exodus 19 6 and invites contemplation of spiritual vocation and duty.
The piece argues defense budget limits will test Carter’s pledge to cut 5 to 7 billion, with pension reform pressed by Rep. Aspin. It notes the high cost of personnel, calls for careful pensions reform, and warns benefits should not be cut for current service members.
Washington commentary argues Carter failed to beat inflation as Ford did by slow policy. It reviews Ford's 5 6 percent goal and CPI trends, credits a hidden eight point plan, and questions Carter's willingness to confront business and labor while avoiding stoking unemployment.
The piece argues for a clear American doctrine guiding business and government on trade with the Soviet Union. It contrasts weapons and wheat, notes Soviet debt, and calls on Carter to craft a unified policy linking economics with public policy to avoid hollow advantage or reckless profits.
Dewey Bartlett and Henry Bellman say they will retain clout with the Ford administration after January 20. Chris Delaporte could be named national parks director, an appointment based on merit and his experience as Carter campaign director in Oklahoma.
The piece critiques reform efforts as a box with a grotesque hand that turns itself off. It argues service bureaucracies resist change, inflate demands, and use self review and professional standards to preserve power. It warns new leaders will merely perpetuate the pattern.
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