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Lawton Constitution

Location

Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Mar 09, 1977

Page

6

Bible Thought For Today From John Apostle Jesus Love

The meditation notes Jesus loving his own in the world and says his love continues beyond time. It emphasizes enduring divine affection extended toward believers into all futures.

Jesus John

Environment vs progress in U S energy projects debate

A Brooklyn judge voided a 1.1 billion oil and gas lease sale over inadequate environmental filings. Secretary Andrus halted Alaska leases, and other major projects including Seabrook and TVA faces delays. Critics argue environmentalism blocks energy amid shortages and economic cost. The piece questions rationality of current environmental review zeal and its impact on workers and future resources.

Jack B. Weinstein Brooklyn New Jersey Cecil Andrus Idaho Cook Inlet Alaska TVA Little Tennessee River Cincinnati Seabrook New Hampshire EPA Boston Washington Maine St. John River Appalachian Power New River Virginia North Carolina U.S Utah Colorado

Quotes on money, honesty, and marriage from mixed sources

Billy Rose warns against investments that eat or repaint. An old Spanish proverb notes fools go to market for bad wares. Dr Donald Kerste opines couples need weekly disagreements to stay honest, reflecting on relationships.

Harrison's Ambition and a Short Presidency

A compact portrait of William Henry Harrison tracing his early life from Charles City County Virginia to Hampden-Sidney College and the army His ambitions political rise and ties with Henry Clay shaped a brief presidency ending with his death a month after taking office on March 4 1841 His tumultuous career included Indian land cessions Tecumseh Tippecanoe and shifts in wartime strategy.

William Henry Harrison Harrison Charles City County Virginia Benjamin Harrison William Henry Hampden-Sidney College Richmond Anna Symmes Henry Clay Indiana John Adams Tecumseh Tippecanoe Wabash William Henry Washington Trafalgar Detroit Kentucky Hull James Winchester Clay Colombia Simon Bolivar Daniel Webster John Tyler Tyler The United States

Hustler Publisher Flynt defended by writers clash with Journal

A group of Hustler writers are reproved by The Wall Street Journal editorial page for signing a defense of Larry Flynt. The piece argues Flynt is an American entrepreneur protected by the First Amendment, while noting Journal critics warn against censorship and threats to press freedom.

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U S Assistance Bought Italians Many Freedoms

Washington commentary recalls CIA funding stories as former director Colby defends covert aid. The piece argues bribes can stabilize allies, limit extremism, and protect democratic freedoms, noting Carter’s stance on intelligence access and Congress briefing limits. It cites Italy and Jordan as examples.

Washington CIA Jordan Hussein New Republic William Colby Oriana Fallaci Oriana Colby Carter Harry Truman Congressional White House Congress Capitol Hill

Oklahoma Governor seeks to ease utility bills

Governor Boren aims to help residents with bills but reports no calls about government interference. The piece notes Oklahoma women’s interest in the ERA and a fast Oklahoma lobbyist hearing about potential extra money in the legislature.

Boren Oklahoma

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