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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1975
Page
9
Miles E Lines serves as Executive Editor with Don Oh as Managing Editor and Bert Resmik as Assistant Managing Editor for the editorial page. The arrangement assigns Edtorial Page duties to Oh and Resmik under Lines guidance.
Editorial argues that heavy federal regulation burdens business and consumers. It cites examples from 1974 car costs, OSHA and consumer safety rules, and a toy recall case to illustrate bureaucratic excess. The piece urges support for Ford’s anti regulation push and invites readers to contact lawmakers.
Letters to the editor praise Long Beach for approving the Grand Prix and boosting the city’s profile while criticizing downtown crime and cinema options. Contributors urge improvements to streets, entertainment, and governance, with some planning to leave town over perceived corruption and overbearing development.
In Montgomery Alabama Democratic National Treasurer Edward Bennett Williams met Governor George Wallace for a secret luncheon. Williams claimed the meeting was purely social and offered no insight into its purpose. Nearby, Sadat pressed for Sinai pact action while Congress weighed deploying 200 US radar technicians in the desert. McGovern fundraising notes reveal a marketing solicitation tied to two books offered at discount, highlighting lingering donor connections.
The writer proposes all bills be due between the first and tenth monthly to aid fixed incomes and simplify finances. They note daily bill arrivals now hinder budgeting and recall their past experience in a finance firm. Under the plan a single monthly check would replace frequent past due card reviews.
J Robert Watt asks whether Grand Prix organizers conducted environmental impact studies for drag racing on Terminal Island amid ongoing regulatory hurdles. The inquiry questions prior environmental work and the feasibility of a new drag strip project.
A Washington analysis notes pervasive violence and hatreds across nations from Ireland to Lebanon and Cyprus to India. It contrasts ongoing bitterness with postwar mercy toward Germany and Japan, praising U.S. reconstruction policy and urging renewed international economic cooperation led by the United States, Helmut Schmidt, and allied leaders.
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