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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1972
Page
8
The Ohio governor used an ethics code by executive order after lawmakers balked at a proposed law. He required 1,900 state workers earning 15000 or more to disclose finances annually and offered guidelines for conflicts of interest. Critics warn it invades privacy and misses legislators’ conflicts.
Readers argue year round schooling wastes tax money and school facilities while urging better use of buildings and education. Other letters critique special election reserves, inquire about a sex attack, and recount a Disneyland visit with Chinese ping pong players and security concerns. Anaheim
In the wake of J Edgar Hoover’s death, Nixon should appoint an interim FBI director while a broader, bipartisan study group reviews agency roles, independence, and control. The approach could avert partisan conflict and guide a future president’s selection.
California voters mobilize to remove criminal penalties for personal marijuana use while keeping sales illegal. The pot issue could drive turnout among 18 to 21 year olds and 21 to 30 year olds, influencing presidential choices. Registration trends show Democrats leading in Los Angeles County and across California. Lyn Nofziger suggests pot could aid Nixon among older voters, while McGovern supporters push youth turnout. Both parties weigh whether to ban or limit the topic before the election.
A Paramount Board of Education meeting hears parents and staff clash over children’s reports of school conditions. Dr Palmer Campen warns that kids’ statements can be imaginative and distorted. Experts urge parents to sift facts from hearsay while offering guidance discipline and love.
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