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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1975
Page
10
The piece argues for removing stereotypes in school books while urging moderation to avoid new clichés. It critiques guidelines that swap one stereotype for another, noting women may still be boxed into roles like nurses while men fix roofs and praising diverse aspirations for girls to become doctors or professors.
Editorial argues a one year trial of on the spot broadcasts of House and Senate proceedings could raise public interest. It notes cameras provoke dramatic displays but may also engage viewers as they learn personalities and issues, with possible benefits for Congress and the nation.
John F Parker recounts a Long Beach incident where Officer D B Allen was courteous during a report for a stolen three day old CB radio. A second officer was cold and dismissive, prompting reflection on police community relations and the impact on public image.
Irving Kanarek publisher of The Kanarek Times accuses the Los Angeles press of shielding figures in a California shield law case. He alleges Vincent Bugliosi and Dave Shinn provided William Farr with information on Manson murder plans and urges subpoenas before the Los Angeles County Grand Jury.
A reader urges a public boycott of the tuna industry until lawmakers act to stop porpoise killings. The writer promises to stop buying tuna products, including cat food, until the practice ends, arguing individual action can pressure big business and legislation.
Lawrence D. Triesch LULAC Headstart Director states that East Long Beach Neighborhood Center and LULAC are not exclusively serving Chicano people. Headstart programs serve all residents in their areas per federal law.
Warren Winters argues alcohol as a dangerous drug and criticizes media for ignoring the cause of Steve Prefontaine’s death. He cites a 0.16 blood alcohol level and Oregon drunk driving thresholds to claim public education is needed over prohibition.
Dayton editorial argues for parental religious liberty in Greenville where 15 parents oppose Ohio minimum standards for Tabernacle Christian School. It questions state power to enforce conformity and urges courts to curb state overreach, warning of possible Supreme Court intervention.
A columnist notes great ocean liners docked as hotels and airplanes acting as flying hotels. The piece remarks on resort area photos showing pretty girls in bikinis and environmental looks in the area. Congressman Sludgepump says ethics bar accepting anything not edible or bank-depositable within 24 hours.
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