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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1976
Page
6
An analysis cited by U.S. News and World Report argues that teens face age limits licensing hurdles minimum wage laws and union rules that restrict entry to jobs. School counselors often overlook noncollege pathways leaving youths idle and vulnerable to trouble.
John Sherman Cooper 75 in August announces resignation as U S ambassador to East Germany. He will leave in October for Somerset Kentucky, ending a career that includes long Senate service and roles as U N delegate and ambassador to India.
Montana’s U S Senate race pits Democrat Melcher against Republican Burger in November after a June 1 primary. Helms accuses Melcher of liberal voting and warns of ethics challenges as Melcher storms Helms’ office over a fundraising letter.
Helms accused Melcher of voting wrongly on a $3.1 billion foreign aid bill while Burger rode a funded pro life of conservative groups. Viguerie mail firm claimed 80 000 letters were sent. Reagan backed Burger in Montana as Melcher won easily in Democratic race.
Time magazines biannual essay examines Catholic Church vicissitudes and Protestant parallels. It notes the Vatican II era debates, the creed as core, and questions how faith shapes presidential decisions including Carter. The piece contrasts Catholic and Protestant shifts and ponders Christian responses to nuclear policy.
The piece notes the Oklahoma Supreme Court ruling against dress codes and veers into satirical and philosophical commentary on politics, religion, and nuclear ethics, referencing Carl Albert, Pope Pius XII, and hypothetical Soviet first strikes, while contemplating presidential responsibility and Christian ethics.
A patient recounts jaundice symptoms and two weeks of observation at New York Hospital. He reads Ivan Illich's Medical Nemesis and weighs his own experience against Illichs critique of medicine while noting doctors honesty, a humane bedside approach, and a cautious defense of modern medical care.
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