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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 2007
Page
2
A clerical line lists Donald S. and Step Hen F Beuky as co publishers of The Lawton Constitution, an independent newspaper founded in 1901.
The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel argues that Congress should use its power of the purse to pressure Iraq policy rather than risk a new nonbinding or binding war resolution. It notes flaws in the 2002 authorization, praises speaking with Syria and Iran, but cautions that a new withdrawal date faces constitutional hurdles and may be ignored by the president. funding pressure is urged as a practical lever.
Quoted line attributed to Gerald Stanley Lee, a United States clergyman and author born in 1862 and died in 1944, reflecting a view on national spirit and cultural expression.
A concise argument questions whether democracy truly delivers freedom, arguing that majority rule can resemble tyranny. It cites James Madison Edmund Randolph John Adams and Marshall to warn of dangers, contrasting with the founders to defend a republic with checks limits and rule of law.
Citizens and veterinarians condemn Lawton for a new pet regulation labeled unfriendly to animals. The council bans selling puppies and kittens without a permit, alarming residents who warn this will increase deserted and starving pets. They allege secret poisoning of prairie dogs and fear a loss of community peace and openness.
A resident condemns the killing of prairie dogs at Elmer Thomas Park and urges renaming it Prairie Dog Graveyard. The letter criticizes the city for extermination, threatens future boycott of park events, and pressures officials to seek alternatives.
A community letter argues animal control history shows high euthanasia rates declined after humane efforts and low cost neutering. It urges tax and regulate pet breeding to curb overpopulation, noting a 1980s budget and a 1992 failed breed law, and urging breeding taxation to end taxpayer costs.
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