Women and Equality Day in a changing America
An editorial reflecting on Women's Equality Day and the evolving roles of women. It notes historical limits since women won the vote, celebrates gains in law and employment, and argues for room in America for both political and domestic roles. The piece cites Ford, Jefferson, and the feminist movement as signs of progress.
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Lorenz Hart
Ford
America
Thomas Jefferson
Paris
RISE Report critiques and a call for school reform
An educationist criticizes the RISE Report for restating basics and notes the supplementary addendum urging redefining schooling and broader citizen input. It argues for learning flexibility, community integration, and shared decision making while praising the authors’ English skills and urging school boards to apply these standards before acting.
Egypt's Economy Drives Sadat Toward Peace Talks
Egypt faces a collapsing civilian economy under war strain with 30 percent of GNP spent on military needs. Industrial output falters as infrastructure declines, population growth strains scarce food, and per capita income sits around 280 dollars a year. Kissinger’s peace mission gains urgency amid financial pressure.
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CASIO
Egypt
Anvar Sadat
Israel
Henry Kissinger
Middle East
Sadat
Sadal
Tutta
Lebanon
Hyan
Syria
Mavot
Saudi Arabia
Kuwait
U.S
Soviet Union
Sinai Desert
Kissinger
Sinai
Sinai- Ming
Letters to the Editor on Betty Ford and public morals
Readers weigh in on Betty Ford's remarks about premarital sex and morality, questioning leadership duties and honesty. The letters debate presidential privilege, Nixon era logic, and public accountability as Long Beach readers critique local parks and city leadership.
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Betty Ford
Mrs. Ford
America
NaVip E. More
Bluff Park
Inm
Parks Department
Huff Park
Fair City
Mil
John
Hugh Morton
Long Beach
When cops become robbers in 1919 Boston strike
Washington reports the 1919 Boston police strike led the mayor to seek 3000 Massachusetts state guard troops to restore order. The governor assumed control and the strike was broken with the permanent firing of 1000 police officers.
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Washington
Boston
Massachusetts
Public Employee Rights Stir San Francisco Police Strike Fallout
William Safire argues the 1975 San Francisco police strike showed how public safety workers gain leverage when allowed to strike. He warns a broader right to strike could birth a police state and urges separating safety from welfare roles in public employments. He links city bankruptcies and strikes to awaken public conscience against excess.
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Anybdy
San Francisco
Joseph Alioto
Board of Supervisors
New York
Parks Department
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