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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1971
Page
8
A column reviewing reactions to the Jackson case, noting differing views on race, justice, and violence. It contrasts conservative and liberal interpretations, cites The New York Times columnist Tom Wicker, and references a local murder tied to a social worker's death amid urban violence.
The article reflects on Labor Day amid Nixon's new inflation fighting measures, noting lingering uncertainty about impacts like a 90 day wage freeze and delayed raises. It argues the crisis has united Americans, framing labor as a collective effort and calling for shared resolve in defending national welfare.
The August 7 1970 San Quentin courtroom siege left four dead including Jonathan and George Jackson and two white convicts along with three guards. Angela Davis faces trial for purchasing the guns used. Warden Louis Nelson warns of outside support for escapes and revolts.
Polls show residents of ten mid sized American cities prefer higher sales taxes over other levies. Income tax ranks second least hated, followed by public utility, automobile and property taxes.
A brief quotation collection notes that affliction serves to make people sober and wise. It cites Isaiah 63 9 and Henry Ward Beecher highlighting divine mercy and guidance through hardship. The tone aims at moral contemplation and spiritual comfort.
The piece argues that price freezes limit dividend growth and questions Meany with Proxmire about fair productivity sharing. It cites Dr. Arthur Dahlberg showing profits and payroll shifts from 1963–1969, asserting profits fund job creation and urging balanced perspective and a Profit Day.
An essay argues that a top boss should mingle with employees and be blessed by love. It notes the joys of love and cautions about inferiority. It describes how fat children face teasing and guilt, hindering their enjoyment of food.
Europeans view Japan as the main arch villain in the dollar crisis while Americans warn the dollar’s weakness harms the U S. Tokyo is urged to boost Asian defense duties, and Tanaka’s remarks fuel debate. The Swiss quip Japan is a plastic ally highlights strained transatlantic ties.
The Yellow Kid by R F Outcault published in the New York World in 1896 is considered a forerunner of modern comic strips. The polygraph is commonly known as the lie detector, and lie detector evidence is not accepted by U S courts.
The column outlines weekly guidance by zodiac signs from Aries to Pisces with tips on focus, accuracy, reflection, and avoiding distractions. It notes career potential in business mechanics law and statesmanship and mentions notable birthdays including Queen Elizabeth and Peter Lawford.
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