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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1970
Page
5
The piece argues California state colleges lacked a uniform discipline system. New rules aim to balance swift action against disruptors with fair hearings within ten days. Hearings may use lawyers for serious cases and final decisions rest with the college president subject to higher review.
A Red Bluff rancher sues in San Francisco federal court seeking 23 million dollars over alleged pollution from the Kimberly-Clark Anderson pulp mill. He claims turbid foul smelling water harms fish, wildlife, and recreational use downstream, signaling wider industry standards pressure nationwide.
A digest of new titles and authors spanning Jack London’s war dispatches and culture notes, explorations in freedom from Kulfipta, gardens and prose by Ma bel Barbee Lee, Griffiths biography by Henderson, and an illustrated abridged American album by Jensen Kerr and Belsky.
Fulbright urges a formal American security pledge for Israel arguing Washington must defend the Jewish state from Soviet Arab pressure. He notes Israel can militarily counter Arabs but not Soviet power and suggests concessions on territory and Palestinian refugees as a condition of a guarantee. The proposal, from a longtime anti Zionist figure, signals a major shift in approach to the Middle East.
Washington reports a summer of isolated racial incidents but no large riots, while FBI observers warn of rising glamourizing of notorious figures like Charles Manson and Angela Davis. The piece links the San Rafael abduction and murder to a broader anti establishment, media saturated cultural shift.
Readers commend Joe Littlefield and local gardeners while thanking carriers and noting the Belmont Heights Garden Club. A letter from Grace M. Fluke thanks editors, lauds Malcolm Epley, and recalls Major Bateson’s warnings on smog as the Long Beach area intensifies air pollution efforts. A supervisor asserts the county’s aggressive air pollution control program and commitment to stronger measures amid smog concerns.
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