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Lawton Constitution

Location

Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Mar 24, 2007

Page

2

Lawton Constitution Publishes From Independent Local Paper

The Lawton Constitution, established in 1901, is presented by co publishers Donate S and Stephen F Bentley. The edition reflects the paper's long standing independent stance and local reporting focus in Lawton.

Bush aides should testify under oath on firings

The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel argues President Bush should have his aides Karl Rove and Harriet Miers testify publicly and under oath about the eight U.S. attorney dismissals. It urges full disclosure of all relevant correspondence, condemns nontransparent proceedings, and calls for Congress to revoke the Patriot Act interim appointment power.

Bush U.S White House Karl Rove Harriet Miers Congress House Department of Justice Alberto Gonzales Senate The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel

Landmark 1765 Quartering Act reshaped colonial duties

A recap of key historical events on this date including Britain's 1765 Quartering Act forcing colonial homes for troops, Koch's 1882 tubercle bacillus discovery, Rome massacre by Nazis in 1944, Elvis joining the Army in 1958, Peron ouster in 1976, Romero assassination in 1980, Exxon Valdez spill in 1989, and renewed Belfast patrols in 1995.

Britain Robert Koch Berlin Elvis Presley Memphis Tenn Argentina Isabel Peron el Salvador Oscar Arnulfo Romero San Salvador Alaska Prince William Sound Belfast Northern Ireland

Donor denounces liberal campus attacks over cross removal

James W. McGlothlin, longtime William & Mary donor and Bristol businessman, withholds a 12 million pledge over President Nichol’s decision to remove the cross from Wren Chapel. Williams argues donors must hold colleges to “standards of decency and honesty” amid campus shifts.

James W. McGlothiin United Company of Bristol College of William & Mary's Board of Gene Nichol Wren Chapel Nichol ACLU Arlington College of William & Mary McGlothlin Office of Diversity Foundation For Individual Rights In Education FIRE Young America’s Foundation YRF UCLA Johns Hopkins Princeton University Robertson Boston College USC Harvard Yale

Oklahoma legislators contact details compiled for 2015

The report lists U S congressional offices for Tom Cole Frank Lucas and Tom Coburn with Washington D C and local Lawton Oklahoma addresses and telephone numbers. It also notes contacts for Sen Jim Inhofe including Washington and Oklahoma City numbers and fax lines.

Tom Cole Cannon House Washington, D.C Swd Avenue Lawton Fox Frank Lucas Rayburn House of Tom Coburn U.S. Senate Washington D. C Jim Inhofe Fay Oklahoma City

Was Valerie Plame a covert CIA operative status debated

Washington lawmakers clashed over Valerie Plame Wilson’s status as a covert CIA operative. Rep Waxman quoted CIA Director Hayden while Rep Hoekstra pressed for a clear ruling on her status under the Intelligence Identities Protection Act amid political fallout surrounding Joseph Wilson and Karl Rove.

Washington Peter Hoekstra House Oversight and Government Reform Committee Henry Waxman Democratic Committee CIA Michael Hayden Valerie Plame Wilson House Intelligence Committee Congress Hoekstra Plame DEA Langley Waxman Beverly Hills Director of Central Intelligence DCI Hayden Joseph Wilson Karl Rove Bush Gress Chris van Hollen Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee Diane Watson Tian Victoria Toensing White House

Plame Trial Hearing Highlights Political Clash Over Covert Status

The account details congressional hearing tensions over Valerie Plame's status, Hayden's testimony, and Waxman’s framing. Republicans faced questions about covert classifications while Democrats pursued Rove and White House accountability.

CIA Bill Harlow Plame FBI Washington Waxman Hayden DCI Tom Davis Davis White House Lynn Westmoreland Metro Atlanta

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