Cranston bills plan to curb jet noise and boost jobs
Senator Alan Cranston proposes a two year research program costing 35 million to develop engine modifications for reducing jet noise by up to 75 percent. Airlines would fund 1 billion in upgrades via a 1 percent fare increase, creating about 140000 jobs and aiding communities near flight paths.
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Pacific Southwest Airlines
PSA
Sen
Alan Cranston
Cranston
Stanford Research Institute
The Enterprise Brings Back Mayor Sam In Colorful Feature
Nostalgic readers glimpse Los Angeles mayor Sam Yorty in a revival of the old news paper The Enterprise. Thirteen portraits and sections cover the figure with dignitaries, servicemen, students, and a medal heavy helicopter. A four page letter from a fellow Democratic presidential aspirant cites Edmund Muskie. An ad touts a ten dollar yearly subscription ahead of the New Hampshire primary.
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Sam Yorty
Los Angeles
the Enterprise
Sam
Sen
Edmund Muskie
Maine
Governors push residency limits on state welfare
In New York Gov Rockefeller and Illinois Gov Ogilvie press residency conditions for welfare despite Supreme Court rulings that such limits are unconstitutional. Both cite rising costs of welfare and argue federal shares should increase to ease state burdens while suggesting broader reforms.
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New York State
Nelson Rockefeller
Empire State
Illinois
Richard B. Ogilvie
Ogilvie
U. S. Supreme Court
Rockefeller
New York
Congress
California Legislature a Model Yet Wasteful in Practice
A critical view of California's Legislature notes high efficiency in rank but points to wasteful bill handling. With 119 lawmakers and over 4,700 introduced bills, duplication is common. Republicans and Democrats alike file parallel reapportionment measures, triggering costly reprints and co author additions. The piece cites computer aid as a potential fix, yet warns ego and visibility drive costly amendments.
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Sacramento
California
Senate
Robert Monagan
John Stull
Jerry Lewis
Ken Maddy
Charles Conrad
Assembly
Republican Assembly
Joseph M. Kenrick
Long Beach
Donald Grunsky
Watsonville
Kenrick
George Murphy
Mervyn Dymally
U.S
Henry Waxman
Los Angeles
Why Young Ones Run Away Explores Causes and Solutions
UPI reports about 500000 children under 17 run away annually. The piece previews a book offering sensible, compassionate answers to why youths flee, where they go, how they fare, and what parents can do to help.
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Washington
UPI
Raunaways by Lillian Ambrosino explores teen runaways
The work analyzes why youths aged about 15 leave home amid family stress and poverty. It notes many runaways seek anonymity yet lack skills and face risks from predatory strangers, while praising supportive networks like church programs, Travelers Aid, halfway houses, hotlines, and parental patience as remedies.
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Lillian Ambrosino
Beacon Press
Miss Ambrosino
Ambrosino
Travelers Aid Society
Huckleberry’s
San Francisco
Project Place
Boston
Letters to the editor Wheeling again
An open letter thanks the Lakewood Sheriff's Department for recovering a stolen bicycle for a family at the Lakewood shopping center. The author notes it was the second bike stolen and expresses relief at its return.
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Wheeling
Lakewood
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