Editorial on policing by sector and citizen involvement
An editorial compares California police sector proposals, noting Governor Brown funding a crime resistance program and Long Beach plans dividing patrols into northern central western and eastern sectors with neighborhood meetings. It cites Santa Ana crime reduction, citizen blocks watch, and a purse snatch chase as supportive context, urging timely implementation despite doubts.
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Brown
California
Santa Ana
Pasadena
Stockton
Concord
Carl Calkinns
Long Beach
Ared
Manana
CSU chancellor opposes faculty collective bargaining stance
Glenn F Dumke of the California State University and Colleges argues against faculty collective bargaining in higher education. He says AB 1091 moving to the Senate Finance Committee threatens the system’s professional spirit and academic freedom across 19 CSUC campuses serving more than 300 000 students and 17 000 faculty members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn 5. Dumke
California State University and Colleges
Long Beach State
Dumke
Duyake
Senate Finance Committee
CSUC
Long Beach
California
Neutron Bomb Debate Shapes Public Record
Washington briefs discuss the neutron bomb as a defensive option with reduced property damage. Officials say it replaces older weapons, could deter Soviet invasion, and remains under presidential control. It is seen as a focus of public concern and political debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
White House
Pentagon
Congréssional Gourdes
Westertt Ei
POS
Andes
Europe
Long Beach Citizens Voice Parking Fees Debate and Paramedic Plan
Letters to the editor critique oceanfront parking tolls and beach conditions in Long Beach, urge beach sanitation, oppose parking fees, and call for toll-booth removal. A reader proposes dedicating oil royalties to paramedic services and offers a detailed critique of a Boys State attendance miscommunication by Lt. Governor Dymally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margot Bergman
Long Beach
Harold G. Johnson
Steve Conlay
Cymnally
Dymally
Sacramento
Ieanty
Mally
Pulse
Califonia Boys State
Nothing to fear How does the average person think of death
Letter from Richard T. Burke of Sioux City Iowa states at 51 he is ready to die anytime and claims a clear conscience and clean record with no serious harm caused while acknowledging minor past mistakes and repayment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard T. Burke
Sioux City
Iowa
Why Change Rules a 1925 Immigrant Tale Challenges Policy
A Norwegian immigrant recalls 1925 visa delays at Ellis Island, a rigid medical exam, and a $10 head tax after selling inherited property of $10,000 to fund a move to the United States. The speaker notes a contrast with modern debates about illegal immigration and asks if legalization would make sense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Norway
Ellis Island
Carter
I Care About the World I Grow Up In
A 12 year old Lakewood writer laments drought and wildfires, urging care with water and fire to protect wildlife, forests, and homes. She notes injuries and deaths from fires and asks readers to show responsibility for the environment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lianne Rewell
Lakewood
Long Beach residents urge Sohio removal over health concerns
Mrs. Virginia Cooper argues against Sohio at Long Beach Airport due to brown residue and eye burning sensations, praising Tom Quinn as a voice for future health while calling for action and expressing dissatisfaction with Sohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Quinn
Long Beach
Sohia
Virginia Cooper
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Lazarus
Daniel H. Ridder
Samuel C. Cameron
Miles & Lines
Don Oal
Editorial
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Bert Resnik
Pine Ave
Carr
Lex Whitten
Sothio
Washington, D.C
Cees
Gir
Byt
U.S Energy
James R
Schlesinger
Goldie Joseph Newport
Belmont Pier
Fred Trimm
Gayle Lowen
Abraham G. Miller
Boys
Sohio
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