The Ford campaign targets Reagan flip flops in California
The Ford team accuses Ronald Reagan of inconsistencies as they tie his California positions on anti smog devices ERA and abortion to his broader shift from governor to presidential candidate. Peter Kaye says Reagan “running with the tide” reflects basic changes in stance rather than fixed beliefs. Ford notes Ford and Reagan both adapt to constituencies, arguing consistency matters for a president.
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Ronald Reagan
California
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Peter Kaye
Detroit
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Ronald Reaga
Gerald Ford
Michigan
Proposition B would reform county department heads
The Los Angeles County recommendation supports yes on Proposition B to remove department heads from civil service while preserving current heads rights. It requires future appointees to be certified by the Civil Service Commission and guarantees a path back for promoted employees if dismissed for inefficiency.
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Civil Service Commission
Los Angeles
Proposition 10 aims to refinance bonds to save taxpayers
An economy measure Proposition 10 would let the Legislature refinance bond issues with a two thirds vote. It argues bonds at high rates could be refinanced if rates fall, similar to mortgage refinancing, and urges overwhelming voter approval on June 8.
Ford's courage shown in late 1970s Africa policy
Washington reports praise for President Ford's political courage amid contentious decisions. He approved Kissinger's Africa trip to back black-majority rights, even as advisers warned of southern electoral harm. He ordered base closures, supported budget restraint, and pressed fiscal reforms, risking voter backlash but prioritizing national interest. The piece notes Cuba and Soviet involvement in Angola, with Cuban troops and technicians aiding MPLA actions and ongoing intel on training guerrillas across Africa.
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On Karen Quinlan and the burden of killing life
A pervading moral reflection on Karen Quinlan and killing. The writer contends humanity must reject killing to avoid self-destruction, contrasting personal acts of killing with broader societal violence. He questions conscience, war, and the paradoxes of preserving life while causing death.
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Karen Anne Quinlan
Long Beach editor urges city manager resignation action
The writer cites crisis days for Long Beach, accusing erosion of government confidence and calling for the top-down civic restructuring. He advocates resigning City Manager Joh Mansell and outlines concerns about planning, public contracts, and ongoing city expenditures.
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California State Senate
Long Beach
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Renee Simon
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