Ridder Newspaper Staff and Contact Details Listed
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Cox Obl
Fine Avenue
Afiles B. Shes
Stoning Bemis
Fallour L.A. Collins
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Golumenist
California Obscenity Law Debate Faces Assembly Control
California's new Republican majority could push stronger obscenity laws through the Assembly Criminal Procedure Committee amid a history of 5 to 5 ties. Proposals include prohibiting harmful material sales to under 18 and tightening porn law enforcement, as Evelle J. Younger urges careful, prosecutable measures while debates pit him against the County Commission on Obscenity and Pornography.
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California
Assembly
Dist
Dist. Atty
Evelle J. Younger
U.S. Supreme Court
Sacramento
Raymond J. Gauer
County Commission On
Younger
Gauer
Noisy Belmont Pier prompts city grilling on outdoor sound
Mary Steffens of Long Beach complained that the Belmont Pier’s city owned public fishing spot is marred by loud announcements and radio broadcasts. City officials brushed her off, leaving fishermen to endure the din as larger trends of loud outdoor noise persist, drowning even sea sounds except during storms.
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Long Beach
Mary Steffens
Belmont Pier
Steffens
Town Meeting Bottle Bombing Solution
A letter criticizes the Los Angeles harbor bottle bombing debate and urges practical fixes. It argues for a bottle proof fence or vehicle searches, condemns governor blame politics, and calls for societal and spiritual renewal to save America. The piece from Long Beach also questions civic apathy and urges personal change to counter threats to the nation.
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Thomas Bridge
L.A
Soviet shift slows as old leaders steer rapid state growth
The piece notes a fast paced Soviet life with new sky scrapers and a space program while questioning aging leadership. It highlights Kosygin, Brezhnev, and Podgorky in their sixties, a senior Politburo, and limited youth power. It argues decentralization and more incentives are needed for faster modernization.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Academy of Sciences
Wallace fund raiser kickbacks in Alabama liquor sales
An Alabama column links George Wallace fundraiser Robert M Millsap to under the table payments from liquor sales to state stores. Millsap, a Birmingham and civic leader, has long allied with Wallace since the 1940s University of Alabama days. The investigation traces over the recorded payments.
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Birmingham
George Wallace
Alabama
Robert M. Millsap
Ali
Wallace
University of Alabama
Millsap
Lurlee
Millsap linked to liquor kickbacks and Wallace ties
DREW PEARSON reports that Millsap and Bolling Huey brokered a 50 percent liquor commission split on Ezra Brooks and Mar-Salle sales to Alabama, totaling at least $138,000. Bolling confirms the pattern though Millsap refuses to discuss under-the-table payments or provide details, while Millsap’s public roles in Bessemer and school desegregation are noted.
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Millsap
Bolling
Huey
Birmingham
Wallace
Ezra Brooks
Alabane
Mar-Salle
NATO gets a second chance in Brussels debate
The NATO meeting revived purpose after Russia's invasion of Czechoslovakia, affirming NATO as a defensive shield and core for Western security. It warned Moscow with vague terms, outlined a broader collective security scope, and urged a more enduring Atlantic partnership through renewed urgency and cautious political aims.
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Brussels
NATO
Russia
Czechoslovakia
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Europe
Moscow
Commonwealth
WATO
Mediterranean
America
Sidewalk Senate Capt Frank Connoley Comments on Mini Skirts
In a casual street survey, residents from San Pedro to Huntington Beach discuss skirt lengths. Responses range from provocative remark about a young woman to praise for miniskirts and fashion trends, reflecting mixed attitudes toward permissive styles.
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Frank Connoley
San Pedro
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