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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1977
Page
6
A religious reflection cites Mark 14 48 where Jesus says one of the apostles present will betray him. It notes believers must beware self judgment while affirming Jesus loves all.
The piece argues protectionists seek tariffs to block cheap imports like SGAR color TVs and shoes to shield domestic producers. It warns retaliation abroad and notes U S dominance in many sectors makes tariff walls harmful. President Carter faces pressure from industry and labor, but tariffs raise prices and inflation. The author urges standing for free trade.
President Carter proposes a phased peace process with Israel and Arab states. He foresees an eight year timeline to demonstrate friendship and end the state of war, with Israel withdrawing to 1967 borders in stages and buffer zones to preserve its security. The first step is resuming negotiations, aided by U.S. good offices.
The piece contrasts honoring Wilbur Wright the aviation father with criticizing claims of travel fraud in politics. It notes the first campaign pin for State Sen. Gene Howard of Tulsa and mocks tentative run chatter as conditions and money as unsure.
The piece portrays Idi Amin Dada as a corrupt dictator ruling Uganda for life. It highlights his brutal suppression, army overpayment, raids on civilians, killings, and alleged atrocities. It notes economic collapse after expulsion of Pakistanis and Indians and widespread malaria and poverty.
A syndicated profile portrays Idi Amin as a volatile ruler who promises profits for his regime, boasts about building a statue of Hitler, and reels from international criticism. The piece notes his despotic acts, ties to Israelists, and unpredictable diplomacy as he seeks Arab loans and asserts control despite global condemnation.
A Washington writer lambasts IRS enforcement linking tax evasion cases to terror tactics. He cites Virginia Wright's four month sentence for 11661 in taxes, argues rich evaders pay little, and accuses Judge William B. Jones of harsh penalties and secrecy in the case.
A columnist argues airline cartels limit travel costs and restrain commerce. American Airlines leads a low price push to as low as 27 dollars round trip, challenging the old $412 standard and expanding bi coast travel for professionals families and travelers. The piece laments high fares and urges open skies to revive tourism and unity across the continent.
The quote collection contrasts Sir Joshua Reynolds claim that expediency bypasses thinking with Giordano Bruno’s notion that luck can replace brains. A third line from G C Lichtenberg notes the pleasure some find in cutting tinfoil with scissors.
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