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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1975
Page
9
The piece argues for expanding domestic oil supply via drilling on the outer continental shelf and conserving gasoline. It cautions against drastic import cuts, cites Energy Administration figures on fuel use, and stresses the economy’s dependence on petroleum, urging faster energy self sufficiency through increased domestic production.
The FDA seeks that drugs sharing the same chemical makeup deliver the active ingredient to the bloodstream in nearly identical amounts and time. Public comments are due by month’s end before final rules, with potential cost impacts but possible lower consumer drug prices as buyers can choose cheaper brands.
The Labour government in Britain pushes a voluntary wage cap of 10 percent to curb inflation, while denouncing any need for statutory controls. Denis Healey argues for wage restraint, with strict enforcement at local contracts and possible payroll limits if voluntary pacts fail. Support hinges on quick labor-management agreement and public backing.
Washington commentary attacks George Wallace as physically unfit and morally unqualified for the presidency. It warns his bid would split the Democratic Party, boost his own faction, and possibly threaten Ford or Nixon, while condemning Wallace’s appeal to racial fears and simple answers to complex problems.
Readers criticize federal age rules for air traffic controller hiring and call for change in qualifications to protect air safety. A contributor notes a 31st birthday barred him after tests and interviews, urging policy reform and reporting bias in coverage. Other letters discuss doctors’ pay, insurance impacts, and porpoise protection amid tuna politics.
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