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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Aug 24, 1976

Page

8

Editorial: Third party talk would split GOP not help

The piece argues against forming a conservative third party tied to Richard Viguerie. It cites a poll of over 400 Reagan delegates showing a strong preference to support Ford-Dole rather than a third party. Reagan himself rejects third party talk, warning it would split the GOP and aid Democrats.

Richard Viguerie Conservative Digest Associated Press Ford-Dole Reagan Missouri Sug Viguerie Ronald Reagan Los Angeles Ford

California budget hearings opened to public scrutiny

Burns announced that all business department hearings will be open to the public to scrutinize how tax dollars are spent. The 1977-78 fiscal year budget proposes about 44 million dollars for banking, real estate, housing, corporations, and more, affecting around 2,000 state employees.

Brants California Donald Burs Burns Business Department

Platform contrasts in a partisan scorecard analysis

Kansas City columnist weighs Republican and Democratic platforms noting sharp, pervasive differences across welfare, education, health care, busing, and state rights. It argues conservatives favor local control and fiscal restraint while liberals push federal programs, concluding the partisan divide is real, persistent, and lively.

Kansas City New York District of Columbia Federal Reserve Repubiican

Right to death debate and real estate tax views stir readers

Letters touch on a death with dignity bill and opposition figures, then shift to critique of property tax methods, urging use of university computing power to assess base values. Readers urge city decisions on the Queen Mary, condemn supervisor inaction, and discuss a civil action in Compton redevelopment case without asserting criminal guilt.

Barry Keene Senate Judiciary Committee George Deukmejian California Pro-Life Council Friends of Mothers and Babies United States District Court Compton Penney Venture Compton Community Redevelopment Agency United States Compton Land

Unfair Home Tax Assessments Prompt Call for Change

A letter argues that property tax law requires 100 percent market value but current LA County assessments cover only about half of homeowners. It claims 25 percent pay fully while 75 percent face non enforcement, creating discrimination and demanding immediate revocation until equitable application is possible.

Los Angeles County

Readers urge action after pet mistreatment letter

Letters flood in after Charles Moody of Carson describes a dog abuse incident. Readers urge reporting to Humane Society and SPCA, advise care for the animal, and note local hotlines and offices in Garden Grove and Los Angeles County.

Charles Moody Carson Moody The Humane Society Wilmington

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