Editorials End to unitary taxing
The piece argues against the unitary tax method and supports ratifying a U K treaty to end it for multinationals. It notes potential revenue loss is small beside broader gains in jobs payroll activity and local supplier purchases. It cites Gov Brown switching to support and Honda choosing Ohio over California, with Cranston Hayakawa and the California Council for International Trade backing the treaty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Senate
Foreign Relations Committee
United States
United Kingdom
U.K
Uni
State Franchise Tax Board
Brown
Honda Motor Co., Ltd
Japan
Ohio
Alan Cranston
S. I. Hayakawa
California Council For International Trade
Congress moves to curb federal paperwork flood in Register
The Federal Register publishes 57 000 pages yearly and could reach 100 000 by 1980. Congress will charge agencies 285 per page to publish rules and notices starting Saturday. Critics call bureaucratic paper work a loathsome disease and urge major surgery to trim frivolous information from the body politic.
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U.S
Federal Register
Congress
Federal
The
Register
Herbert Kaufman
Brookings Institution
Fred Emery
Letters to the editor reflect airport plans and taxes in Long Beach
Readers discuss Long Beach Airport upgrades, questioning sources and noting safety, noise abatement, and revenue aims. The letters debate 1984 Olympic impact on Los Angeles County finances, property tax concerns, local politics, and housing access, praising summer concerts and criticizing rental practices that exclude families with children.
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Los Angeles Air Terminal
Long Beach
Los Angeles
L.A
County Board of Supervisors
Los Angeles County
Tam
Long Beach County
Dennis Brown
Fred Chel
53Rd Assembly District
Long Beach Convention Center
Plaza
Davis Stoval
Events Sales Co
Speth
Pacific Terrace
Dorothy Bus
Westminster City Council Aug 23 meets on zoning and permits
A Westminster reader voices concern after the August 23 council meeting. They criticize votes on zoning changes, variances, and renewing conditional use permits, alleging pro business bias and neglect of citizen wishes.
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Westminster
Planning Commission
Gillespie
Fry
Jarrett
Sunset Ford
Orange County
Stanton
Leval
Nixon lovers who condemn us misunderstand truth
Ethel B. MacDonald denounces Richard Nixon, arguing he should have been impeached and forced from power. She claims his Watergate dream aimed at dictatorial control and cites his resignation as a betrayal to America.
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Nixon
Dickie
White House
Ford
America
Benedict Arnold
Richard Nixon
Ethel B. MacDonald
Long Beach
Downtown hopes rise on new hotel and mall plans
A reader supports H T Millers view on white elephants and praises recent downtown plans for hotels and a mall. The letter notes Queen's Cafeteria Jones on Fifth Street Hilton Adolphs and anticipates Hot's Hut and Marie Callender locating downtown. The writer calls for cleanup of doorways and billing owners, mentions CCC corps, and argues Navy dollars should return to San Diego.
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H. T. Miller
Queen's Cafeteria
Jones
Fifth Street
Hilton
Adolph
CCC
Navy
San Diego
Pearl Harbor
Veto on New Judgeships Spurs Prolonged Los Angeles Probate
A lengthy probate dispute in Los Angeles traced to 1973 widens as funds vanish from the estate. The author laments court delays, alleged attorney mismanagement, and government cuts to judgeships while seeking relief through various channels, noting reliance on welfare amid illness and schooling. An accompanying letter discusses assimilation and nationality in the context of Mexican-American identity.
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Mark Hannaford
American Civil Liberties Union
Europe
California
California State University
Brown
Hesil
Gov. Brown
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Panama
Independent Press Telegram
Daniel H. Ridder
Samuel C. Cameron
Miles E. Sines
Don Oh
David Levinson
Edfior
Ert Resnik
Pine Ave
Aixi
Anita Nichols
Sen
George Deukmejian
California Senate
I, PT
Deukmeian
Sen. Deukmejian
al Arcey
J. PT
United Organization of Taxpayers
Ramon Cruz
Raza
Vera Cruz
Mexico
Anc Ean
Mr. Cruz
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