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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1977
Page
4
A devotional note highlights Psalm 12 verses on God as the sun and shield guiding and protecting believers. It emphasizes grace as divine favor and the fruit of glory granted to those who trust in God continually.
The piece analyzes the Mitchell Roe amendment and Judge Hauk's ruling on constitutionality. It compares Civil Rights Act constraints, Bakke implications, and the role of race in policy making and funding. It argues the House silence reveals tension between egalitarian goals and minority preferences in federal programs.
The piece critiques EPA efforts for a supposedly anti septic environment and highlights Pennsylvania Power Company’s wet scrubbers at a coal plant. It details a 7 mile pipeline to Little Blue Run Valley, creating a 350 foot deep sludge reservoir and costly operations. The author questions long term landscape and costs.
In a hospital room an aging patient recalls a life of wealth and regret as he contemplates death. A nurse, doctor, and memory frame his last hours before the Old Man vanishes, leaving a boyish self to wake to an empty bed before dawn.
In Houston the National Women's Conference highlighted Oklahoma's stance on the ERA as delegates faced hotel line delays. Oklahoma leaders vow to take firm positions in upcoming campaigns, while Larry Derryberry signals gubernatorial ambitions despite political scrutiny.
An essay on Mobil Oil funding PBS and its impact on non commercial television. It questions corporate sponsorship power in program decisions for I Claudius and other PBS offerings, noting high income audiences and tax funded support while urging Mobil's exit.
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