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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1975
Page
12
Miles E. Sines executive editor, Larry Allison managing editor, Don Oh editor editorial page, Bert Resnik assistant managing editor.
Editorial notes the Supreme Court ruling overturning a 1971 California case where a 17-year-old was tried in juvenile court and then in adult court for the same robbery. It says transfer hearings before delinquency hearings can improve juvenile court operations and avoid dual prosecutions.
The article argues that unregulated strip mining harms land by silting streams poisoning water and toppling hills. It notes President Ford vetoed a control bill and discusses concessions, reclamation requirements, a mining tax, and possible impacts on jobs and prices. Congress plans a June 10 vote.
The AFL-CIO urges antitrust legislation to break up big oil, arguing the energy crisis raises prices for U.S. consumers. The union warns even if evidence of a conspiracy existed breaking up oil firms would backfire, creating smaller, less efficient companies and higher prices.
A Washington view argues the Democratic Party is fractured by internal splits and independence, hindering unified support for candidates. It singles out Henry M. Jackson and George Wallace as examples and suggests Kennedy could become the party’s sole viable nominee if momentum shifts.
The writer questions claims about a nickel plated armor piercing bullet in the SLA case and recalls Army AP ammo use. They note color coding, suggest verifying with the coroner, and discuss broader social issues including refugees, proposing unconditional amnesty and critiquing U S policy toward American citizens and Southeast Asian refugees.
The speaker argues bribery and favors by public officials are crimes against the people. They urge penalties to reflect crime severity tied to the official's status and trust, advocating harsher punishment for those at the top to set an upfront example.
Doctors worry high malpractice insurance costs will force closure or limit care for patients reliant on their services, risking financial security and ongoing access to medical treatment.
Letter writer denounces a May 26 front page claim about illicit cancer drug smuggling as sensationalist yellow journalism, accusing editors of bias and urging readers to question the FDA AMA and other authorities. He argues the drug is a boon to cancer sufferers and warns against US doctors.
May 1927 letter from John W. Rudesill of Long Beach urges the California State Board of Education to pick preferred spellings over American usage. He advocates standardizing meter metre liter litre and similar terms for consistency.
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