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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1977
Page
6
A devotional reflection based on Ephesians 4 32 urging kindness tender hearts and forgiveness toward others and self. It emphasizes that forgiveness is reciprocal, requiring us to extend love before receiving it.
In 1977 a debate on neutron bombs considers humane impacts versus deterrence and arms control. Proponents cite reduced civilian casualties and strategic value while opponents warn of overkill, escalation risk, and peace negotiations setbacks. The piece weighs moral and strategic questions for policy makers.
The Washington Star interviews Aaron Kay a 27 year old self styled freedom fighter known for pie throwing at public figures including Dan Moynihan E Howard Hunt G Gordon Liddy Phyllis Schlafly Bill Buckley and Tony Ulasewicz The piece notes his Cold War era symbolism and questions why he did not target the parole board or Supreme Court justice while criticizing the U S court system as too lenient.
Andrew Tully argues Kay’s pie throwing targets public figures and institutions from Moynihan to Buckley, warning about legal and safety risks. He defends strong stance while noting victims’ reluctance to press charges, and contrasts with store bought pie dangers.
The piece notes liberal defenses of South Korea amid the Koreagate scandal, citing New Republic and Foreign Affairs praise for President Park Chung Hee and concerns over Carter’s phased troop withdrawal. It highlights debates on democracy versus stability and warns against viewing South Korea as doomed by repression.
Four former naval chiefs and advisers urge President Carter to reject neutralization and retain ownership and sovereign control of the Panama Canal. They warn loss would encircle the U S with hostile forces and threaten survival, stressing the canal’s strategic and economic importance.
W H Krulak warns the media to expose a vital heritage element. A letter dated June 8, publicized by Senators McClellan Thurmond Helms and Byrd, drew scant coverage. He argues the press must sift hype from reality to inform the public.
The piece links the sport's cultural impact in Oklahoma to politics and public life. It notes Rep. Bill Wiseman faces financial issues ahead, Governor Boren replaces Bob Hefner III on a state board, and debates over the U.S. Senate seat. It also mentions beer trends, OU’s football wins over Ohio State, and a billboards funding dispute affecting highway funds.
A collection of aphorisms from Jules Renard R Cholmondeley Kin Hubbard Thomas Overbury C Colton and Charles Dickens. The sayings cover themes of gender, wealth, lineage, power and gratitude with concise moral reflections.
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