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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1977
Page
6
A devotional note cites Psalm 33 5 praising the earth filled with the Lord’s goodness. It reflects on God’s work in nature and people and personal gratitude for His acts toward the reader.
Activists from Concerned Educators Against Forced Unionism oppose S B 222 as Ohio legislators review a House Senate conference bill. Teachers warn exclusive representation and agency shop would compel public employees to support unions, threatening academic freedom and classroom autonomy.
A narrator recalls his ailing father Big John in Bogota New Jersey aging from 254 to 155 pounds. The family notes strain and humor as doctors visits and a renewed bond follow a bout of health worries and shared memories.
The piece argues for humane prison reforms focusing on education and self direction. It cites Chief Justice Burger’s critique of total supervision and calls for literacy, basic math, and vocational training as prerequisites for release. It condemns overcrowding and underfunded facilities as barriers to rehabilitation.
Andrew Tully argues for a disciplined educational system rooted in old fashioned punishment and segregation of offenders. He contends prisons could achieve better outcomes than progressive schools and supports rehabilitation to reduce repeat offenses and tax costs.
Freddie Nixon fielded an 85 yard punt for Oklahoma in a Saturday game. A rival Iowa State fan muttered the quip that all Nixons are bad news. The piece notes ongoing season drama and broader political chatter in Oklahoma.
The Chicago Reporter notes federal Medicare deposits move from minority banks to white banks, shrinking minority bank deposits from 14.7 million in 1973 to 800 thousand now. It argues that race based aid clashes with cost cutting and calls for shared burden to avoid reverse discrimination.
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