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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1977
Page
6
Copley Editorial argues that despite higher prices, deregulation should advance gas supply. It credits rising reserve additions since 1973 to market signals, contrasting unregulated gains with administration plans for price controls. The piece frames reserve growth as a predictor of future production.
The piece argues that counterterrorism evolved from Entebbe to Mogadishu and Stuttgart, praising Israel, Germany, and the observant restraint of Chancellor Schmidt. It credits bold actions, hostage negotiations, and timing as the refined art of counterterrorism shaping hope amid violence.
Max Lerner argues public mood swings aid terrorists but governments now wield trained commandos long range strikes and stun grenades. The Stuttgart Baader Meinhof deaths mark a campaign’s logic, while a pilots strike threat presses for a convention against hijacking and hostage harboring, honoring Captain Juergen Schumann.
The Local 35 walkout at Yale for the fourth time in nine years shows students coping with chores and meals at home as Yale refunds only 5.65 a day. The piece argues American parents shield kids from life’s realities by arranging constant social activities and burdens of self sufficiency through daily domestic tasks.
In a reflective column, Andrew Tully questions the shift from traditional chores to indulgent pursuits among youth. The piece cites college cohesion, rising energy for activity, and concerns over practical skills like cooking, cleaning, and budgeting, ending with a jab at policy remedies.
Ronald Reagan visited Oklahoma City last week to rally supporters for the GOP. The Sooner state storied as a Reagan stronghold with Republicans rallying to back his potential 1980 presidential bid as donors respond to his appearance.
A King Features syndicated piece criticizes U S policy shifts toward perceived inefficiency. It cites Panama Canal Zone talks with Torrijos, Zonians’ backlash, and the impact of the Tax Reform Act of 1976 on overseas workers. It warns of reduced efficiency, job losses, and broader economic harm.
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