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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1975
Page
6
Alfred Wallace appointed circulation manager in a regional facilities staff update. Gentry takes command of mechanical operations, overseeing maintenance, safety compliance, and scheduling for the plant.
The piece argues the Lebanon fighting resembles civil war with Christian Moslem tensions. It warns of broader regional danger, potential Israeli or Syrian involvement, and the threat to Lebanon’s economy as foreigners flee and violence escalates.
Carl Albert asks federal government to aid New York City and hopes it is remembered if his district ever needs help from Mayor Beame. Oklahoma City labor dispute strategy: if police strike again, council will strike until cops return. Governor Boren supports tax equalization whenever workable and opposed to early bond payout. School leaders dislike borrowing $80 million in bonds.
The narrator recalls family lessons on work ethic and humility from parents who valued honest labor. He details early drafts and dusting routines that modeled discipline, the struggle for recognition, and a turning moment when his mother and father affirmed his book The Day Christ Died with unexpected praise.
The author argues Ford reshuffles to appease multiple political factions. He suggests motives include ousting Schlesinger, appeasing critics of CIA, shaping VP options for Reagan, and easing Rockefeller pressures. Connally’s call for a constitutional single five year term is proposed as a remedy to perpetual reelection drive.
Washington observers say President Ford’s bid for re election appears prioritized over policy creating an anti Ford unity in Congress. Critics cite staff rotations and Power shifts led by a Rumsfeld Kissinger putsch threatening Schlesinger and Rockefeller and raising fears of a broader financial crisis.
A satirical exchange erupts as a character taunts another with a claim about Henry Kissinger and demands a driver’s license. The scene unfolds with sharp dialogue and social commentary.
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