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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1975
Page
10
The city known as Fun City slides toward disaster as Mayor Beame seeks federal aid with little luck. Critics blame mismanagement, welfare costs, and liberal spending while others fear a broader municipal crisis facing many American cities.
The page shows staff and official roles for the Independent Press Telegram in Beach California. Names include Daniel H Ridder editor publisher Samuel Cameron general manager Miles Sines Larry Allison tobert Resnik assistant executive editor Don Oh editor editorial page ant managing editor Don Nutter advertising director E H Lowdermilk circulation director Milton A Lomas production manager. The date line notes Tuesday June 10 1975 along with older year tags.
The editorial cites surveys showing broad support for arts venues in California and nationwide. It argues the arts are a national economic asset, detailing funding sources and the need for National Endowment for the Arts support to stabilize museums theaters and performing groups amid recession and inflation.
President Ford told 10 Republican congressional leaders on May 20 that he is in the race to stay and the Ford family is solidly behind him. The conversation followed a string of political wins and amid questions about Mrs. Ford’s health.
A Long Beach pediatrician, 21 years in practice, defends doctors against claims of negligence and wealth while noting long hours and commitment. The letter argues medicine is demanding and criticizes malpractice stereotypes, urging appreciation rather than scapegoating.
The piece notes tense national affairs in the Far East and mentions possible shifts in policy. A loud bus remark questions being in the mainstream as bets legality is discussed. A New York report mentions Bronx teens stealing snakes and selling them, with inquiry into price per foot.
In a June 4 letter B J Clawdus complains about time changes for a wedding at Queen Mary Wedding Chapel. The niece asked for Sunday May 25 at 3 pm, did not deposit, five day hold policy failed, check arrived late, slot filled by another couple, openings offered at 10 30 am and 1 30 pm and chosen 10 30 am.
The Long Beach Regional Arts Council and member groups thank the Independent Press Telegram and Elise Emery for support. Emery provided feature stories festival event listings and used the festival logo, aiding public access. Co chairs Mrs Thomas Clark and Mrs Selden Beebe praise the paper as a public arts service.
A June 2 editorial commends federal legislation to regulate strip mining and urges Congress to override President Ford's veto. The piece argues restoring mined land protects energy security and streams, cites West Germany as a model, and stresses long term US interests in energy and environmental protection.
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