Who Chooses California Sites for Industry and Jobs
Editorial weighs site decisions on industrial placement in California. It argues business locates where markets, labor, and economic climate favor growth, criticizing Brown administration plans and citing tax and permit burdens. It calls for cutting the business inventory tax and permitting delays to attract auto plants and others, noting a large state surplus could offset tax losses.
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Office of Planning and Research
State of
California
Brown
Wilson
Sacramento
Brown and Quinn
Equality of justice in juvenile cases sparks ABA study
The American Law Association report finds females under 18 face discrimination in the justice system with 74 percent of arrested and confined girls charged with status offenses like disobeying parents and running away. The Female Offender Resource Center, aiding ABA’s national program, notes girls are more often incarcerated and receive fewer services than boys though their offenses are less serious. The 1905 federal funds data show little female focus in juvenile projects, urging equal treatment for juvenile delinquents regardless of sex.
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American Criminal Justice Tem
The
American Law Association
ABA
Quiet diplomacy versus human rights in Russia debate
A Belgrade debate questions whether pragmatism and quiet diplomacy can advance human rights in Russia. Proponents argue strong U.S. will and leverage, including past grain-induced emigration, are needed as free societies expose totalitarianism. Critics say speak softly today but act firmly to hold Soviets to Helsinki promises.
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U.S
Russia
Europe
Africa
Helsinki
Pragmatism and Moralism in U S Human Rights Policy
William Safire critiques pragmatic quiet diplomacy on Soviet rights cases. He argues that sacrificing open advocacy harms dissidents and risks mutual repression, urging a return to moralism and clear support for freedom. He highlights tensions between Carter era policy, Soviet pressure, and international opinion.
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Moscow
Los Angeles Times
Robert Toth
Carter
Soviet Union
Brezhnev
Khrushchev
Kennedy
Vienna
William James
Military medical regions eyed for cuts and reform
The Defense Department may cut three of its fourteen military medical regions to streamline care and reflect smaller forces. Col. Wood, director of the Health Council Secretariat, says the study is ongoing with key officials like Dr. Robert N. Smith weighing options. The plan envisions a three tier hospital system crossing service lines, potentially reducing surgeons general authority and prompting concerns across Navy Army and Air Force about access and CHAMPUS payments for dependents.
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Washington
Defense Department
Cal Theodore Woid
MSC
USA
Col. Wood
Health Council
New Health Council
Robert N. Smith
Secretary of Defense
Harold Brown
Congress
Cal. Wood
Long Beach Naval Hospital
United States
Texas Medical Association
Air Force
Myrtle Beach Air Force Base
South Carolina
Refers
Office of Management and Budget
Secretary of Defense For Health Affairs
Navy
Army
Ter
California
Navy Medical Center
San Diego
Letterman Medical Center
David Grant
San Francisco
San Diego Naval Medical Center
Naval Hospital
National Naval Medical Center
Walter Reed
Wilford Hall
Col Wood
OMB
Fidel Castro plotted frogmen attack on Nixon at Key Biscayne
The article reports a secret plan by Fidel Castro to use underwater raiders to bomb the Winter White House at Nixon's Key Biscayne compound. It details a recruited Cuban-American servant who warned authorities, the forced expulsion of Espinosa Bonet, and lingering questions about Castro’s possible retaliation against Kennedy.
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Fidel Castro
I'm4
Frozmen
Richard Nixon
Key Biscayne
Fla
White House
Castro
State Department
United Nations
Lazara Eddy Epinosa Tonet
Espinosa Bonet
Nixon
Cnerce
Cuba
Miami
Florida
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U.S
John F. Kennedy
Unt
CIA
Robert Kennedy
Kennedy
Dallas
CBS
Robert Morgan
D-N.c
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