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Lawton Constitution

Location

Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Nov 03, 1977

Page

6

Carter Proposes Permanent Tax Cuts Amid Reform Debates

President Carter unveils a package aiming for permanent tax reductions totaling 22 billion annually. Individual cuts of 15 billion and 7 billion for business via corporate tax rate drops and investment tax credits are planned, with some simplifications but ongoing complexities in other areas.

Carter Treasury Department Mr. Carter Treasury Jack Kemp New York Capitol Hill Kemp Senate William Roth

Hoboken’s revival sparks urban hope and renewal

Hoboken defies urban decline as renovation revives 15 000 housing units. The mayor Steve Cappiello and police chief George Crimmins helped curb crime. White-collar and immigrant communities invest in facades, lighting, and local culture, preserving old tenements.

Ment Lackawanna New York Hoboken Steve Cappiello George Crimmins

South Africa faces global pressure over apartheid a losing fight

The column argues South Africa will lose its defense of apartheid as world opinion, the U.N., and U.S. policy unite against it. It cites the prison death of Steve Biko and rising black militancy challenging the regime, while contrasting majority rule with equal protection under law.

New York City South Africa U.N U.S United States John Locke Steve Biko America

Euphemisms and Feminist Stress Claims Questioned

Readers debate euphemisms and Women's Liberation with Dr. Rafferty. A letter from Winlock Washington blames the term gay for social decay, while another cites Dr Ivor Mills claiming stress causes hair growth in working women. The column invites weekly questions for Mr Rafferty.

Ivor Mills Mills La.d Detroit Mich

Halloween Mask Riffs and 1960s Politics in Oklahoma

The piece riffs on Halloween costumes and political shifts in Oklahoma. It notes talk of a major state bond issue, critiques testing controversies, and discusses race, apartheid, and multiracial society in South Africa, contrasting with American experiences and potential global responses.

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