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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Oct 06, 1975

Page

4

Brown urges shorter hours to provide jobs for all

Governor Brown warns the US nears economic limits and calls for reduced hours and pay to expand employment. He says many will work less so others can work more, questions national office candidacy, cites middle class strain, and urges austere living. He supports strong defense and reexamining liberal programs while promoting tax cuts and looser money.

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Califor n GOP pushes gun rights amend at Palm Springs

The California Republican Assembly urged a state constitutional amendment to protect gun rights, advancing a proposal by Sen. H L Richardson. Ronald Reagan spoke at the conference as CRA delegates debated openness to Ford and a possible open primary while opposing a consumer agency bill and lobby disclosure rules.

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Democrats urged to push political reform now

The head of Common Cause warns Democrats they face election trouble unless they act on reform. David Cohen cites congressional paralysis and pushes for a code of conduct for candidates, public financing of elections, and curb on incumbents’ free mail. He notes Cox will argue for public funds before the Supreme Court and calls for accountability and a government that works.

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Nader blasts food fed to youth at Consumer ’75 conference

Ralph Nader told about 1,500 attendees at Loyola Marymount University that children are fed food “not fit for pigs” and face brain damage from lead and environmental contaminants. He criticized sugary cereals and urged consumer organization against industry abuses during the two day Consumer ’75 event.

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Closets jammed Sell surplus items fast with low cost ad

Classified ad offers quick clearance of surplus items with a low cost option. Promote fast sales for cluttered closets and unwanted goods through an affordable listing.

Precision Chiropractic Relief for Chronic Neck and Shoulder Pain

A reader with neck pain radiating to shoulders and arms seeks help after long whiplash injury. The chiropractor promotes structural care, compares body injuries to car crash damage, and urges attending a free care class at Ward Chiropractic Orthopedic offices in Long Beach.

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