Editorial on coastal commissions blocking Belmont Shore loan office
The Long Beach coastal commissions reject a savings and loan office at Second Street and Livingston Drive in Belmont Shore citing traffic and aesthetic concerns. The piece argues planners should rely on clear standards like parking formulas, not vague whim, noting local opposition often shifts after approval.
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Medical profession learns to handle malpractice concerns
A long neglected issue of malpractice complaints spurs change as physicians and lawyers increasingly accept accountability. A Long Beach hospital dispute prompted by Action Line shows doctors on call and hospital staff reviewing processes to ensure prompt patient care, with promised removals for non responsive physicians and a move toward higher professional standards.
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DR. Todd
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Memorial
Jacksons Scoop Charge Stirs Vietnam Policy Debate
Senator Henry M Jackson asserts secret U S Viet Nam pacts exist and questions Ford Kissinger honesty. The claim, amid Vietnam turmoil, risks deepening national divisions and tests Senate accountability while urging private testimony and possible resignations if facts prove deception.
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Readers clash over politics and UN role in Vietnam
Readers debate gun laws with fears of disarmament and liberal plots, urge UN intervention in Vietnam and warn against Nixon's Watergate guilt. Letters reference Ford, Hannaford, and President Nixon while defending or opposing policies and international involvement.
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Letter writer rebuts Myers on foreign cars and pride
Mike Keville counters a Signal Hill letter by praising a second foreign car. He argues American autos were overpriced and shoddy, financed partly by his own Hart earned cash, and questions Myers being called Mister, ending with a light jab on gendered language.
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Mike Keville
Lakewood
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