Reform-minded HEW editorial urges sweeping changes
HEW faces a vast budget and thousands of regulations yearly. The piece moments to reform through public input, task forces, and clearer English in regulation writing, hoping the process limits new rules while clarifying existing ones. It mocks ongoing bureaucratic complexity and questions secretary Mathews stance.
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U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare
HEW
Department
David Mathews
Mathews
Press freedom and UNESCO push for state control of news
A UNESCO conference signals moves toward government dispensation of news to counter distortion. In New Delhi Indira Gandhi argues Western reporting misleads about India, but critics warn that a state run pool would filter out truth and curb press freedom.
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Unesco
Conference of Ministers of Information
New Delhi
India
Indir Gandhi
Mrs. Gandhi
Ministers of Information
Ford weigh Connally bid as GOP vice president faces pushback
Washington reports internal GOP unease at Connally as potential running mate. Senators and reps in the party pressure Ford’s circle over Watergate ties, milk scandal links, and Texas clout while exploring Simon, Baker, Armstrong, Reagan, and others as alternatives. Ford advisers debate regional balance and moderation for the ticket.
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Washington
John B. Connally
Treasury
Texas
Gaplia
Hill
Ford
Connally
Paul Findley
Illinois
Findley
Howald Reagan
Connnally
House
Senate
Nixon
White House
Igner
Uth
Southwest
William Simon
Sen
Howard Baker
Tennessee
Simon
Canna
New Jersey
Wall Street
Great Britain
Anne Armstrong
Reagan
Itch
Richard §. Schweiker
Pennsylvania
South
Southeast
Rockefeller
Edward Brooke
Massachusetts
Letters to the Editor Clash Over Community Values
Readers attack Mary Ellis and defend Peter Devereaux over urban development and press standards. Letter writers accuse the editor of vindictive journalism, defend high rise projects, and urge stronger border patrol and immigration controls. A critic mocks a marijuana proponent and challenges emigration to a legal reform country.
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Peter Devereaux
Mary Ellis
Carlton
Independent
Press- Telegram
U.S
Border Patrol
Heckbine
Mexico
Bill Noe
Long Beach
Mr. Cook
U.S.A
Embarrassing to be an editorial writer in Long Beach
A quoted rant criticizes an editorial writer and editors for bias against mayoral governance. It accuses officials of corruption and misuse of funds tied to projects like the Queen Mary and Grand Prix. The speaker condemns coverage that deflects scrutiny and praises the Los Angeles Times for exposing alleged corruption.
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California
Dr. Clark
Mayer
Clark
Long Beach
The
Los Angeles Times
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Congresstein
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Pine Avenue
Herman H. Ridder
Danial H. Ridder
Samuel C. Cameron
Miles E. Sings
David Levinson
Don Ohl
Bert Resnik
Terry Sattoria
Don Nutter
E. H. Lowdermilk
Milton A. Lomas
James Wieghart
Kadgiet New Service
Baker
Jimmy Carter
Watergate Committee
Ocean Boulevard
Devereaux
Nat
Mary
Ellis Carlton
Goodby
San Diego
Ried
SSESE
America
Algo
Mars
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