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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1976
Page
8
A set of editorials argues Latin nations increasingly oppose U S economic policy and urges decisive action. It notes dismal Latin American impact from U S policy and warns the United States risks isolation.
Ohio Representative Wayne L. Hays faces Ethics Committee scrutiny over claims he paid a $14 000 yearly salary to his mistress for no government work. The incident raises questions about payroll abuse and broader conduct standards on Capitol Hill, suggesting the committee has been too lax in oversight.
The Supreme Court ducked a ruling on whether last hired first fired seniority systems violate anti discrimination laws. Lower courts will review minority complaints about disproportionate layoffs during economic downturns and determine if job applications and qualifications affected seniority ladders.
Richard Reeves singles out Matty Troy of Queens as an honest politician in Old Faces of 1976. The NY City councilman discusses ego power fear deals and promises while detailing a jetport bargain with Sid Hein and a future Supreme Court judge pick. He cites money not mattering, only education for his children.
Jim Breslin recalls press conference schemes and lies in political campaigning. He discusses campaign finances, Rockefeller’s reputation, his Queens legal practice, and his Council pay. He notes Teddy Kennedy as a put-on artist and recounts a tense City Hall moment with McGovern.
A columnist critiques Senator Goldwaters push to nominate Gerald Ford, arguing Reagan offers clearer anti Carter contrast, stronger foreign policy instincts, and a fresher view on Washington. The piece disputes Ford’s electability and questions the claim Ford would curb Democratic control.
The piece mocks Oklahoma politics as Democrats pursue congressional seats after Carl Albert’s retirement. It lampoons retiree expectations, proposes a contest, and notes the Republican Party’s weak state with governors and a small voter base. It also mentions a Carter fundraiser visit and critiques prison security levels.
Washington report weighs the vice presidency as a path to the presidency. It notes possible Ford Reagan pairing and Carter’s list of slimmed prospects for a running mate, with regional balance and Washington experience in focus. The piece cites Kennedy Cranston ruled out and hints at Connally or Armstrong as alternatives.
Sam Silverstein of California runs for president promising to remove Wednesdays. He cites cultural shifts and argues for a streamlined week. The Eugene Register-Guard notes a viral orgy group once considered a bill to end February.
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