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Lawton Constitution

Location

Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Jan 16, 1976

Page

6

Economic Outlook For 1976 Amid Inflation And Growth

Economists disagree on 1976 prospects but see a cautious recovery starting in 1975. Real growth should be healthy though spotty, with inflation pressure easing and energy costs shaping policy. The piece notes a New York City debt scare, a restrained federal response, and a push toward stable values. A quartz wrist watch computer is priced at 516 dollars. Vancouver survey shows 23 of 50 questioned misstate Bicentennial meaning.

U.S Congress Ford New York City Peter Paul Vancouver Wash

Kissinger Policies The Great Issue

New Hampshire primary draws national attention as a test of major foreign policy stances. The piece argues Reagan challenges Kissinger driven policy, questions Kremlin ties, and suggests the West faces a grave defense reality. Ford is dismissed in this view. Presidential fate hinges on Republican primary support and Democratic write ins.

New York New Hampshire Gola Reagan United States Dr. Kissinger Russia Portugal Helsinki Kissinger Henry Kissinger George McGovern Kremlin McGovern Cuba Ford Kremlin's Scoop Jackson

Tide shifts as Democrats face freshman losses post Watergate

Washington report notes liberal Democrats who swept Congress in 1974 fear losing at least 20 of their freshman seats as voters move right. The National Committee for an Effective Congress warns of daunting targets among 35 freshmen and raises funds to support ongoing campaigns. The piece contrasts lavish headquarters with a modest Capitol Hill alley office and highlights funding from conservatives and AFL-CIO allies.

Frank van der Linden Washington Congress Richard Nixon House White House John F. Kennedy Nixon National Committee For New York N.C.E.C Committee For Nevermote Thomas Ashley Ohio Alvin Baldus Wisconsin Max Baucus Montana Berkley Bedell Iowa Michael Blouin Robert Carr Michigan Norman D’amours New Hampshire Thomas Downey Robert Drinan Massachusetts Robert Edgar Pennsylvania Glenn English Oklahoma David Evans Indiana Joseph Fisher Virginia Harold Ford Tennessee Tom Harkin Herbert Harris Philip Hayes Allen Howe Utah Andrew Jacobs John Jenrette South Carolina Martha Keys Kansas John Krebs California Matthew McHugh K. Gunn McKay Abner Mikva Illinois Richard Ottinger Edward Pattison J. Edward Roush Martin Russo Ilinois Patricia Schroeder Colorado Philip Sharp Gladys Spellman Maryland Richard VanderVeen Timothy Wirth James Weaver Oregon National Committee For the Survival Eeaia Joseph Coors C.S.F.C Coors Paul Weyrich Capitol Hill George Meany Afbl-Cio Afl-Cio Liberal Democrats Weyrich and Co

Games for the Super Brain and Other Puzzles

A humorous note from a Christmas gift introduces James Fixx and his logic puzzles. The brief excerpt presents eight sample brainteasers about snails, ropes, speeds, bears, socks, animals, letter puzzles, and amoebas to challenge readers.

James Fixx Fixx

Puzzle answers from the back of the book

A列 compilation of brainteasers with solutions and notes. It lists riddles on movement speeds, measurement tricks, paradox cards, and other puzzles, then provides short answer lines and scoring guidance.

No title present in the readable text

A collection of editor quotes and aphorisms on obstinacy language praise and social niceties from Forbes Sunshine Magazine and unnamed sources. The snippets contrast a bore who clings to or shifts his views with humorous phrases listed as sweet or flattering.

Forbes Sunshine Magazine

Oklahoma lawmakers eye governor's $80 million stash

In Oklahoma the new session centers on divining support for an $80 million reserve Governor Beren reportedly aims to hide. The piece notes OU football recruiting, Selmon family searches, and questions Barry Switzer's next season with UCLA aid unclear.

Beren Selmon Barry Switzer UCLA

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THE Lawton. Constitution 3Rd and A Avenue Lawton Bill F. Bentley Shirley Shepler Bentley Donald S. Bentley Eghen F. Sas Ted Ralston Wm. H. Sullivan James T. Gentry Alfred Wallace Oklahoma Press Association Newspaper Publishers Association Southern American Newspaper Publishers Association DIAL Audit Bureau of Circulations Associated Press AP News State of Defense America Dy Ernest Cunco Dunagin Jim Bishop North Pole
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