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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1977
Page
8
A religious reflection notes that Christians are all ministers by the grace of God and that God enables service through his power as described in Ephesians 3:7. It emphasizes lay and ordained ministers share in divine calling and empowerment.
Stanford Johns Hopkins Harvard and Yale vow to reject general federal support for medical education unless health manpower rules change. Stanford defends university prerogative on admissions while noting some federal aid does not force policy, urging preservation of private institutional autonomy and Burkean social intermediaries.
Barry Farber the WOR radio host nearly secures ballot access in the Republican primary on September 8 after facing signature challenges in Brooklyn. If he wins the Republican nomination and the Conservative line he could challenge incumbent Abe Beame or former congresswoman Bella Abzug in a citywide race.
The piece argues Barry Farber could reshape New York City politics if elected mayor, challenging liberal governance and symbolizing a Conservative Republic outlook. It links Farber to transportation fixes and a hardline stance on crime, suggesting national impact in 1980 and beyond.
A meditation on true love its elusive nature and differing perspectives. It contrasts love as a gift not possession and notes how true love survives beyond life yet can die in an instant. It explores longing memory and the risk of being ensnared by intense feeling.
A British nursing home case on Mother's Day 1976 raises euthanasia privacy and TV's role. A daughter pressures her 60 year old mother to die, leaving 15 tablets and whiskey, leading to a conviction and debate over surveillance and the boundary between private life and media.
In Oklahoma an off year means little opposition and easier life for politicians. Rep. Tom Steed at 73 announces another bid for Congress, arguing senority blends with statesmanship while noting district rivals await turnover. His decision hints at slower reforms on mandatory retirement.
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