Editorial Says Downtown Long Beach Passes Crisis
Long Beach officials approved a downtown mall and parking garage, signaling a catalyst for further development. Plan details include Home Savings block offices, Great Lakes specialty shop restaurant, and future hotels and office towers. Construction to begin after approvals with several projects in varying stages. The city’s hall, library, and convention center progress bode well, but full recovery will take time as the downtown rebuild unfolds.
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Long Beach
James Hankln
Home Savings and Loan
First Street
Ocean Boulevard
Long Beach Boulevard
Locust Avenue
Great Lakes Properties, Inc
Torrance
Home Savings
Queensway Hilton
Hyatt Queen Mary
Population crisis ignored in American policy debate
The article argues the United States faces a looming population crisis due to births and immigration. Sen. Packwood warns growth could rise by 103 million in 50 years, worsening housing, jobs, pollution, and resources. Zero Population Growth calls for family planning, tighter immigration controls, and public education as solutions.
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Bob Packwood
R-Ore
United States
Puerto Rico struggles with statehood split and crisis
Washington reports Puerto Rico marks its 26th anniversary of Commonwealth status with little fanfare amid deep economic and political strain. Unemployment perhaps double the official rate, high oil prices, and outflow of factories strain the island while a three way debate pits statehood supporters against independence advocates and Commonwealth backers.
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Washington
Puerto Rico
Bootstrap
Caribbean Islands
Far East
United States
Commonwealth
Ford
Romero Barcelo
Uorto Rico
Pro-Independence
Nationalist Party
Truman
Luis Munoz Marin
U.S
House of Representatives
Carter
Inter-Agency
Secretary of Commerce
Juanita M. Kreps
One State water plan cited in drought debate
Roald Robie discusses California water unity amid a severe drought. He notes the 1980 plan that shipped Northern California water south and warns against turning the issue into politics while stressing interdependence among north delta valley and south regions.
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California
Roald
Rabie
Water Resources
State of
North
Delta
Valley
South
Robie
San Joaquin Valley
San Francisco Bay Area
Metropolitan Water District
Southern California
Los Angeles
Sierra Nevada
Energy policy critique as Carter faces deregulation push
The Wall Street Journal surveys Washington conflicts over President Carter's energy program. It notes lawmakers' moves to deregulate natural gas prices, critiques from aides, ERDA studies on price impacts, and hints that gas deregulation could reduce oil substitutes and challenge OPEC.
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Carter
Congress
House
Texas
Louisiana
Jimmy Carter
MR. Powema
Mopps
Mr. Carter
Energy Research and Development Administration
ERDA
Jody Powell
Anit
Mwopps
OPEC
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Gudnten
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Ripon Society
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