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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Jul 08, 1975

Page

8

Red tape critique over beef grading standards and inflation

Editorial notes President Ford promised to curb inflation but cites a court case blocking a Department of Agriculture beef grade change. It argues the shift would raise consumer prices and burden cattle feeders and meatpackers, calling for less red tape and restraint from federal actions.

Ford Department of Agriculture Independent Meat Packers Association of Omaha U.S. District Court Omaha Robert V. Denney TITE Denney National Federation of Independent Business

California AGERS offer plan to save Tahoe by gambling

California Assemblyman Edwin Zberg proposes amending the state constitution to let California build gambling casinos in El Dorado and other counties if Nevada allows casinos at Lake Tahoe. He claims it would save Lake Tahoe but critics say it would backfire, expanding gambling statewide and harm the environment.

Lake Tahoe Nevada California Edwin 2. Berg Sacramento Zberg Tahoe Sinder Z'Berg O'berg

Macmillan policy on egalitarian textbooks sparks debate

A Macmillan publishing policy statement promotes gender and racial balance in textbooks, aiming to replace old stereotypes with egalitarian imagery. Critics label the move as propaganda for a new social order, arguing it distorts education by depicting a fantasy world rather than teaching facts.

Macmillan Publishig Company Pravda Brezhnev American Conservative Union Reagan Macmillan Matina S. Horner Radcliffe College Morner

Letters to the editor critique local school coverage

A Long Beach reader laments sparse reporting on vespers and commencements at city schools including Jordan High. Marsha George voices frustration over lack of recognition for high achieving students and speakers while Frank R Wynne of Los Alamitos comments on Solzhenitsyn and Soviet policy, urging fuller coverage.

Jordan High Long Beach Susan Ford Long Beach Vespers Jordan City College State University Marsha George Long Beach Kremlin United States Solzhenitsyn Soviet Union Frank R. Wynne Los Alamitos

Spain's Army as Last Leg of Franco Era Power

A Baghdad Times analysis notes Spain's army, aging but active, remains the sole stable political pillar after Franco. It surveys officer views, recent firings, ties with Juan Carlos, and possible postfranco leadership roles, highlighting anti Communist sentiment and royalist leanings.

Franco Spain Juan Carlosami Don Juan Portugal Greece Egypt

Fees reasonable in Lakewood building charges raise debate

A letter to the editor in the July 2 issue argues that a 25 percent fee increase for Lakewood building permits is not out of line when compared with Long Beach and Los Angeles. It notes pre-raise fees of 153.80 versus proposed 35 percent hike, cites Long Beach at 189.70 and Los Angeles at 542.40, and defends funding for building code supervision to protect lives after the 1933 Long Beach earthquake.

Lakewood Long Beach Los Angeles

Solzhenitsyn Addresses AFL CIO Banquet

Editor notes remarks by Alexander Solzhenitsyn at an AFL CIO banquet urging vigilance in pursuing détente with the Soviet Union. He argues that credentials as historian or political scientist are unnecessary to observe substantial Soviet advances since the end of the war.

Manuel Diez-Alegria Franco Alegria Diez-Alegria Alexander Solzhenitsyn Aflcio Soviet Union U.S.S.R

Stop muckraking says attorney at law Kenneth A Davis

A letter from attorney Kenneth A Davis denounces press scrutiny of politics and CIA operations while defending the need for investigations. He argues morale erosion hurts the nation and cites Russian warning about self-destruction. He asserts he supports investigations of him but laments media sensationalism.

George Robeson Lifts Editorial Page Worth Reading

In George's corner the writer praises editorials as a bore but notes Robeson makes the section worthwhile. A blonde Texan is mentioned in the corner, adding local color to the piece.

George Robeson

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