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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Mar 22, 1976

Page

9

Editorials Low blow from Bell

The piece argues Republicans should avoid personal attacks during primaries. It cites Alphonzo Bell’s jabs at Robert Finch and other contenders, warning such mudslinging undermines unity for the fall race. It urges a 12th Commandment to curb dirty campaigning.

California Alphonzo Bell Robert Finch U.S Bell Finch John Harmer J. Hayakawa Senata John Tunney Harmer Hayakawa Bob Finch

Oceanside mayor bars public from City Hall lobby

Retired Marine general Paul Graham, the new mayor of Devonside Oceanside, has declared part of City Hall off limits to the public. He says offices should not resemble a busy station and plans to field inquiries by phone or appointment. The public may still watch the city council in action, though no vote was sought.

Devonside City Hall Grand Central Station Paul Graham Oceanside Lakewood

Intelligence report faults U S spying program in harsh critique

The House Intelligence Committee report sternly condemns the American intelligence community for repeated failures in major events from the 1960s to 1974. It cites misreadings, interagency bickering, and political meddling, arguing for stronger safeguards and full publication to inform policy.

House Intelligence Committee Congress Capitol Hill Executive Branch House Europe Cuchoslovakia South Vietnam United States Israel Vakarios Cyprus Rch CIA State Department Pike Cormplate Wwe

Lakewood home inspection law praised by buyer community

Local residents discuss Lakewood’s mandatory pre sale home inspection as a good rule. They cite improved upkeeping and protection for buyers though questions arise about who officials truly serve and pressures from realtors.

Carter Surges in Illinois Amid Carter Wallace Delegates Battle

In Chicago at the Drake Motel the day after the Minnis primary, R Sargent Shriver warned that Jimmy Carter is a hard candidate to stop. Carter won 60 Illinois delegates, defeating a Stevenson Daley slate and Wallace, aided by a Florida win that shifted perception. Carter expanded support across suburban, Catholic, and ethnic voters, notably gaining black votes two to one.

Chicago Drake Minnis R. Sargent Shriver Jimmy Carter Shriver Carter Illinois Wallace Urefer Stevenson Daley Caddell Florida Carter Campaig James Wall Christian Century Magazine Swourhan Stevenson The Great Society South Side Martin Jarther King Sr Cathlics Alabama Hubert Une Phrey

Letter Reflects on 1942 Injustice and WWII Errors

Richard A Wilkinson of Long Beach argues forgiveness for past wartime bias directed at Japanese Americans. He cites 1912 incarcerations, compares 1978 biases, and calls for recognizing true motives behind civil rights abrogations to prevent repetition. He stresses identity and accountability across national origins.

Sants Sams Mr. Sams United States England Wsell Richard A. Wilkinson Long Beach

City removes palm trees and rails against perceived threats

In a critical letter to the editor Barbara Hoo ridicules Schlafly and ERA arguments while noting palm trees removed by the city, leaving some blocks still displaying greenery as others are stripped and scattered.

Barbara Hoopll Phyllis Schlafly Schlafy

Crusade to Save Omar Hubbard Building Faces City

Yerna Lee Clark of Long Beach argues for preserving the Omar Hubbard Building citing its fame, historic value, and lower cost of renovation versus a new multi million dollar project. She notes Peter Devereaux advocates saving the landmark while city officials weigh prestige and tax money.

Omar Nuhbard Peter Devereaux Omar Hubbard Hevereaux Long

Cut boat taxes urged to equalize recreational vehicle levies

D. A. Anton of Garden Grove urges readers to support Assembly Bill 2656 to reduce boat taxes to 1.5 percent, arguing boats face higher property taxes than luxury cars and private aircraft, and calls for letters to the assemblyman and state senator.

D. A. Anton Garden Grove

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