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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1977
Page
8
Executive Editor Miles E Lines, Managing Editor David Levinson, Editor Don Oht, Editorial Page Bert Resnik, Assistant Managing Editor. The byline lists editors and their roles in the publication.
A Long Beach editorial questions the 1976 creation of two special neighborhood bus routes funded by city officials. It cites a city auditor report showing Route 1776 and Route 1976 generated far more costs than revenue, calling the moves politically influenced and urging routes be based on need and economics rather than politics.
The United States joins a 26 vote in the UN Human Rights Commission denouncing Chilean junta abuses, signaling a shift from a hands off approach. An American delegate Brady Tyson issued a controversial apology for alleged U S involvement in Chile, quickly disavowed by the State Department, prompting debate over Carter administration policy and diplomacy.
A reader defends First Amendment rights amid criticism of party disclosure rulings, attacks anti Semitism and bigotry accusations, questions city spending on the Queen Mary and airport, and urges support for City Manager Dever while criticizing local politics and public radio letters. The letter also references national labor bills and urges readers to contact congressmen.
President Carter courts candor in addressing key international issues and signals openness on Israel, Cuba, and Russia. The essay argues candor can aid diplomacy but may constrain negotiators and invite domestic backlash if outcomes fall short of promises. The piece warns against closing the policy spigot after such frankness.
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