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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1977
Page
6
The piece argues grand juries need reform to balance their investigative power with citizen protection. It cites ABA proposals to allow counsel in grand jury rooms and other safeguards while noting prosecutors fear reforms may weaken inquiry. Editorial urges lawyers to back changes to uphold trust in federal and state systems.
Seoul leaders warn withdrawal pace of U S forces risks security. Choi Kyu-hah calls for continued American troop presence as deterrent, while Chung Il-kwon notes North Korea may press for reunification if Washington exits. Leaders stress U S Korea bond will survive current frictions.
Washington analysis portrays President Carter’s tax reform as an assault on the middle class. Key supporters like Rep. Abner Mikva express doubt while White House advocates push for tax cuts to soften impact. Debate centers on how reforms hit upper-middle income earners and workers facing higher Social Security payroll taxes.
A panel led by Mr Wimble signals no change to retirement age while outlining a three year timeline to complete ongoing reforms. The discussion covered phased implementation and potential impacts on workers and employers within the system.
A writer laments frequent name amnesia and recalls memory talents in other areas. The piece questions whether psychologists have settled the cause of tripping over names and cites that some memory courses claim to link faces to associations to recall names, while the author remains skeptical of the method.
Sydney J. Harris recalls a classmate and actor Jack Somach with a playful misnaming linked to "stomach." A cocktail party scene brings a recollection of the word "belly" as a recurring quip, echoed by a Teddy Roosevelt anecdote about a New Jersey hab erdasher who greeted the president with a humorous shirt remark.
The piece notes the Sooners’ willingness to yield in the top rankings as a sign of their accommodating nature. It mentions Barry Switzer as a once powerful figure now facing political unpopularity due to a string of losses and voters' aversion to a candidate in a slump.
The Texas loss highlights the need for a player who can run long distances or placekick far. The piece ponders future Oklahoma energy costs and how state government could act as a force for good, with a note on Ron Shotts potentially becoming the youngest Oklahoma governor if elected.
A Benjamin Franklin quip notes that printers delaying before printing to avoid offense would yield little or nothing printed. The sense is a wry critique of cautious censorship in publishing and its impact on free expression.
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