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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1971
Page
7
The piece defends California teachers while scrutinizing Governor Reagan's claim that tenure protects incompetent teachers. It argues few are actually protected, notes firing practices vary by district, and warns abolishing tenure could hurt recruitment. It urges careful study and reform rather than outright repeal.
Washington essay notes a paradox as ordinary Americans push back against depersonalization by large institutions. It highlights small, local citizen groups using courts and voting rights actions to desegregate, empower youth voting, and demand reforms in politics, budgeting, and environmental protection.
A columnist notes changing the California June primary to the second Tuesday after Labor Day could reduce costs and wear for candidates. It would let unknowns build locally, concentrate the general election into weeks, and mirror Britain’s campaign schedule, with Governor Reagan backing the idea.
Michigan State University researchers in Food Science report a method to prevent tearing while peeling onions by keeping the mouth closed. Dr Clifford Bedford notes he cannot explain why the technique works though it helps others. The piece also cites a campaign quip by Sam Rayburn on not explaining speeches never made.
Governor Reagan accuses California Rural Legal Assistance of harassing public agencies, organizing farmworkers, and failing the poor. He urges the agency be run as a business. HEW official Twiname says California has not fully complied with federal requirements.
The piece critiques Ronald Reagan and James Twiname for pushing absolutist welfare cuts in California. It argues the moves harm recipients, undermine due process, and miscast CRLA critics while highlighting political posturing and the dangers of opportunistic crusades in welfare policy.
Editor argues industry dumps waste and pollution, harming life on earth. He calls for a pollution tax on offending businesses to fund environmental rebuilding and higher, stricter penalties for polluters beyond the current Los Angeles Harbor cap of 400 dollars or six months in jail.
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