Editorial on capital fund drives and legacy gifts for public institutions
An editorial discusses the shift from operating funds to capital funding for nonprofits such as YMCA and hospitals. It highlights long term gifts through insurance and wills, citing Harold and Catherine Parks as memorial donors to Memorial Hospital Medical Center. The Parks Library houses 80 000 volumes and links to the National Library of Medicine system with TEL MED tapes available by dial. It urges consulting attorneys and agencies for guidance to direct gifts and reduce estate taxes while benefiting the community.
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AID
United Crusade
YMCA
Red Cross
New Memorial Hospital Medical Center
Parks
Harold and
Catherine Parks
Long Beach
Memorial
National Library of Medicine
Bethesda
Parks Library
TEL Med Health
Navy secretary composes sixth symphony and cites Henry V
The article profiles J William Middendorf II, Navy secretary and former ambassador, who writes music daily and studied in The Netherlands. It notes his naval service in 1945 46 and compares his musical ambition to medieval king Henry V. It suggests he may create a companion piece to Anchors Aweigh and eyes future works at Annapolis.
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Mr. Middendorf
Navy
Netherlands
Thailand
Holland
Juliana
United States Navy
Middendorf
Henry
Agincourt
Annapolis
Editor cites oil imports draining U S balance of payments
A reader argues that oil imports drain dollars and urges expansion of domestic oil and gas, less court opposition, and more refinery capacity. The letter criticizes anti oil campaigns and suggests using eye catching designs for platforms, praising Long Beach oil islands.
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Alaska
Middle East
U.S
Thomas Rees
Elk Hills
Santa Barbara
Hollywood
Freeze Pay and Prices Says Ford Speech Provokes Debate
The speaker criticizes President Ford for limiting federal wage raises to five percent and calls for a two year moratorium on all raises with a guarantee of no price increases. He argues such moves would curb inflation and protect the economy from higher pay and higher prices. He warns that strikes threaten free enterprise.
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Ford
CSULB Correct Abbreviation Noted For Spring Semester
A student from California State University, Long Beach requests correction of the university name abbreviation. The writer insists CSULB is correct and urges prompt publication action to ensure accurate usage for spring semester compliance.
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California State University
Long Beach
CSULB
LBSU
Long Beach State University
End of War Rhetoric Urges Peace Over Energy Demands
A public plea condemns violence and economic coercion, urging restraint from using arms to secure energy resources. The writer warns against a wartime economy as a solution to national problems and calls for nonviolent policy measures.
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America the Beautiful
Citizens discuss wall to block street noise in California
A Long Beach reader argues for constructing a 10 foot wall between homes and the street to reduce traffic noise. He notes California Vehicle Code provisions on exhaust modifications and cites a personal speeding citation of 58 in a 55 zone costing $15.50. He warns the city could raise $200 000 to $250 000 in fines to fund police operations.
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IPT
California
Positive Thinking Could Boost Economy Say A Time
Washington argues a mood shift beats remedies. Keynesian-like hopes rise as Ford's tax cut faces deficits and higher energy costs. With unemployment high but economy resilient, the columnist urges confidence before consumer spending revives the market.
Auto Part Prices Rising Amid Repair Surge And Hidden Costs
Auto makers push higher replacement part prices to offset sales losses as owners repair older cars. Private industry estimate shows repairs may reach 43 billion by 1980, with repair bills up from 35 to 43 billion and a trend toward higher profits for dealers and selective shops.
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Washington
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Rich Little
Long Beach Oil Islands
Dick Wintermote
Westminster
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Rosencrantz
Guildenstern
Denmark
Nebraska
George
Martha Spelvin
Westbrook Pegler
Martha
Savings and Loan Associations
James J
The
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Army
Rack Anderson
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Les Whitten
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