Editorial Two coastal bills one bad one good
The piece argues SB 1579 would grant a powerful coastal commission control to shape local plans, risking arbitrary rule by unelected officials within miles of the coast. It urges killing Beilenson’s bill and backing SB 1920, a Cullen Ayala Dills measure that aligns state guidelines with local governance without creating a new government level.
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Long Beach
Sacramento
Anthony Beilenson
Los Angeles
Senate Finance Committee
California Coastal Commission
ASM
Bruce Johnson
UCLA
Institute For Contemporary Studies
Assembly
Mike Cullen
Senate
Ruben Ayala
San Bernardino
Ralph Dills
Gardena
Beilenson
Proposition 5 would weaken California tax safeguards
A political commentary argues against Proposition 5 on the June 8 ballot. It claims the measure would amend the state constitution to allow tax law changes for banks, insurers, and corporations by a simple majority in the Legislature, instead of the current two-thirds standard. The piece warns this would raise government costs and taxes, urging a no vote.
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California
United States
Jerry Brown presidential bid shapes California primary
The Sacramento piece argues Brown's June 8 vote signals belief in his national leadership, not a mere party loyalty. It weighs his governorship record, noting uneven progress on education, housing, water, environment, and state reforms, while praising his diverse judicial and management appointments and urging voters to judge him on potential national impact.
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Sacramento
California
San Jerry
Brown
New York
Jerry Brown
United States
Maryland
Jimmy Carter
Jerry Broo
Carter
Henry Jackson
Oxworld
Jerry Brow
Kennedy
Bay of Pigs
Vietnam
Turn off the war machine
Hanoi's hostility to ASEAN peace overtures threatens regional stability as Bangkok, Kuala Lumpur, Singapore, Manila, and Jakarta press on with amity and tariff talks. Western diplomats warn Hanoi risks driving ASEAN to a military posture while paving the way for outside power involvement.
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Hanoi
ASEAN
Jakarta
Peking
Soviet Union
Many Run for President Says Unlikely Newsrooms
Washington reports a flood of presidential hopefuls beyond Carter and Reagan. At the Federal Election Commission, 172 candidates filed intents, including Accountability Burns and Americus Liberator. Names span from Conrad Abbott to Evylin Hemple, with slogans, platforms, and quirky notes. The piece notes factions, finances, and the oddball bids while highlighting Burns’s bold fourth ballot bid and Tulsa White House dream.
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Americus Liberator
Evylin
Federal Election Commission
United States
Burning Woorf
FEC
Jimmy Carter
Ronald Reagan
Merrill K. Riddick
Montana
Puritan Epic
Commission
K Street
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Florida
Ann the Moon
Oklahoma
Tulsa
Philadelphia
Burning Wood
Jerry Niccord
San Francisco
Evylin Hemple
Evy Lin
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Little John) Malle
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