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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1977
Page
6
A devotional message cites Titus 2 11 emphasising that God’s grace brings salvation for all and invites all to come to Him through Jesus Christ. The brief meditation centers on divine love and personal response.
The 32nd United Nations General Assembly convenes in New York with the United States noting long term support and past criticisms. The speech emphasizes nonviolent change, decolonization, and broad global participation while acknowledging limitations and ongoing world issues.
Federal appeals court ruled the State Department may not keep transcripts of background briefings secret unless national security is involved. The decision, in response to a FOIA suit by Morton Halperin, tightens safeguards against government press manipulation and echoes critiques of Kissinger era practices.
Carl Bernstein outlines in Rolling Stone the CIA contact web spanning 400 journalists, from full time to casual chats, and asks whether newsroom managers or editors shaped print and slant more than individual reporters. He contrasts Times, CBS, Time Life with U S News and World Report and notes publicized cases like Louisville Courier Journal while probing deeper editorial complicity.
A Los Angeles Times column cites America’s Future in New Rochelle to endorse high school reading lists across grade 9 to 12. Russell Kirk’s Humane Literature report recommends classics from Bunyan to Conrad with focus guides on moral imagination and philosophy.
A column blends comic roach lore with survival tips from Captain Bligh to modern pest control. It jokes that German roaches drink spirits, suggests scorpions or a pest controller, and ends with a satire on education and culture amid modern illiteracy.
A collection of aphorisms from Mark Twain, a Chinese Proverb, Dorothy B. Robbins, and Goethe. Themes include habit formation, parental boundaries, persistence, and personal doubt. Each item conveys practical wisdom in concise, pithy lines.
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