Editorials Bill Grant's splendid legacy
Long Beach mourns former Assemblyman William Grant whose quiet persistence and political mastery helped secure tidelands oil revenue protections, bring a state college to Long Beach, and shape civic life. He stayed devoted to the city, serving on the council and guiding many organizations for the greater good.
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Probing the Investigators and the FBI’s Answers
A Los Angeles Times reportorial pair pressed Thomas Bishop for written answers to questions about the FBI and Hoover. The exchange touched on carpet costs tires and a pirate chest gift, highlighting caution over questioning officials and the duty to document facts.
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Muskie Critics See Candor and Risk in 1972 Bid
Sen Ed Muskie, viewed as front runner for the Democratic nomination, attracts praise for candor after blunt remarks on choosing a black running mate and a Attica speech. He is praised for facing hard truths amid Nixon era credibility questions and a bold pledge tone.
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Rhodesia cautiously optimistic about talks and chrome
Salisbury sees cautious hope as the Senate eases chrome sanctions and Britain and Rhodesia edge toward an agreement. The piece notes Rhodesia’s independence, constitutional safeguards for Africans, and ongoing financial and demographic pressures, urging a sympathetic, restrained view of the hopeful but fragile outcome.
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Wakefield Defends Pay Cut Plan in Editorial Reply
Floyd L Wakefield Republican from South Gate responds to an Amnat editorial opposing his plan to cut lawmakers pay and restore voter authority to approve future increases. He recalls Prop 1A, cites raised salaries and per diem, argues fiscal irresponsibility and pushes a constitutional amendment to empower voters.
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