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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1977
Page
6
Phoenix notes outline five pillars for public schools. Equal education for all, within society as a going concern, with desegregation realities and community tensions shaping policy. No education is good unless it educates the whole population.
Max Lerner argues the current focus on fundamentals ignores the full spectrum of learning. He emphasizes left and right brain theory, values education at home, and lifelong growth through adult classes and community college.
The piece notes observers forecast Allan Bakke may win his suit against the University of California Medical School at Davis over alleged racial discrimination in admissions. It cites reliance on Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 and includes court questioning on whether Title VI applies before constitutional issues. It also recounts prior rulings and remarks from Justices during oral arguments.
A fragment describes Get That Rat saying he does not want rabies. A dog sits in the living room with the ladies while Mellot and Briggs move to the bathroom. Mellot carries a 36 inch hot stick as a rat runs up it.
Jim Bishop reports a vivid bathroom rat chase ending with injuries to an officer and a hospital trip. The piece then shifts to legal analysis of Title VI and affirmative action in a California medical school program, noting Joseph Rauh Jr. and potential Supreme Court implications.
An editorial notes Sen Robert Doles release of a confidential Panamanian cable reveals divergent views on canal treaties. It argues the leaks prompt critical questions about rights of intervention and wartime passage, urging public debate on substance over emotion.
The voice of John Ehrlichman appeals from prison for a lighter sentence amid Watergate crimes. Judge Sirica had reduced sentences for parole eligibility after long, difficult proceedings, while other defendants faced varied outcomes. Editorial notes moral reflection on loyalty and justice, urging an end to the Watergate chapter.
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