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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Dec 14, 1975

Page

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Health insurance for the unemployed stalls in Congress

As the 94th Congress ends its first session prospects for 1975 action on extending health insurance to the jobless are nil with 25 million affected by layoff gaps. Kennedy backed subsidies face a veto fight while Medicare routes and House priority clash hinder progress. AFL-CIO and providers previously pressed for action amid budget and administration opposition.

Congress Senate Labor Committee Edward M. Kennedy D-Mass Senate Ford Administration Lloyd Bentsen Senate Finance Committee House Interstate Commerce Committee Rostenkowski Rules Committee Afl-Cio House

Revenue sharing faces uncertain renewal endangering city funds

Long Beach Lakewood and Bellflower say federal revenue sharing, begun in 1972 to distribute 30.2 billion with no strings, may lapse before 1976 end. Cities warn of tax hikes and service cuts if renewal fails, while Rep. Mark Hannaford expects a five year extension with new spending rules.

Long Beach Police Department Lakewood Bellflower Mark Hannaford Hannaford House Senate Congress Government Operations Committee

Long Beach Paper Adopts Home Delivery Price Change

The Independent Press Telegram announces home delivery rates with Sunday issue priced at four dollars monthly. No further details available in readable text.

Reagan links U S Soviet trade to slavery critique

At a Houston banquet closing the Southern Republican Conference Ronald Reagan argues U S grain sales to the Soviet Union sustain its slave economy. He proposes studying withholding grain as leverage to curb Moscow’s arms buildup. He notes American products prop up the Soviet system and mask its economic failures.

Houston California Ronald Reagan U.S Soviet Union Reagan Southern Republican Conference GOP

Reagan Seen Rallying Southern Republicans for Nomination

Reagan spoke at the Southern Republican Conference appealing for GOP nomination support. He warned federal spending and taxes burden Americans as delegates from 13 Southern states expressed growing backing for his candidacy. Polls cited by the article show mixed sentiment about his lead over Ford.

Reagan Ford

Off-duty L A officer shot to death near home

Off-duty Long Beach patrolman Franke Neal Lewis 28 was found shot in the street near his Cantel Street home at 2 50 a m while reportedly trying to aid a badly beaten man. The victim and a Torrance man Denis Gitschier 29 both suffered major injuries and no suspects are named.

Long Beach Franke Neal Lewis Cantel Street Lewis Linda Marie St. Paul’s Lutheran Church Denis Anthony Gitschier Torrance Gitschier Los Altos Hospital Fountain Valley High School

Moslem ring of fire tightens around Holiday Inn siege

Beirut battles intensify as Moslem gunmen encircle the Holiday Inn where Christian Falangists hold out. Snipers and mortars kill and wound dozens across Beirut and nearby towns while cease fire efforts fail to curb eight months of civil strife over Palestinian and reform issues.

Beirut Lebanon Bayside Tripoli Zahle

Conservative landslide sweeps Australian elections led by Fraser

SYDNEY Australia AP conservative coalition led by Mal colm Fraser won a historic landslide reshaping Australian politics. Projections based on 40 percent of votes show the Liberal National Country coalition likely to hold about 90 of 127 House seats while Labor is left with the rest. Senate margin expected similar to House results.

Sydney Australia Malcolm Fraser Gough Whitlam Labor Party House of Representatives Labor Senate

Reward Offered for Killer of Twin Babies Found Died

Two newborn twins, a boy and a girl, were found dead in a plastic bag near Lakewood locations on November 28. Coroner rules homicide by suffocation after birth. investigators seek pregnant-woman informants as mystery extends. Secret Witness offers 2000 dollars for arrest and murder conviction information.

Woodruff Avenue del Amo Boulevard Lakewood P.O Long Beach Calif

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