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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1975
Page
14
Larry Allison Miles E Lines Executive Editor Managing Editor Don Ohl Editor Editorial Page Bert Resnik Assistant Managing Editor lead the newspaper staff. The lineup lists senior editors and roles across the editorial desk.
The piece argues Ford’s proposed tax cuts and spending lid are overdue steps toward balancing the federal budget. It warns deficits mean continued inflation and debt on future generations, urging public support to curb fiscal irresponsibility and pressure Congress to align spending with revenues.
In Sacramento Governor Brown moves to oust State Fire Marshal Albert Hole, a longtime safety advocate who pushed strict high rise fire standards. Hole’s replacement by Phil Favre faces opposition from firefighters and safety groups who cite experience gaps. The case raises questions about safety versus partisan politics.
A quirky note on a senator and a fictional trend of overloaded rosters. It contrasts an aging figure with professional sports teams worried about rising player salaries and proposes a single elite millionaire per roster.
Greece's leader Constantine Caramanlis portrays Charles de Gaulle as the most impressive man he met. He describes their Paris exile years, his shift toward European ties, and his aim to strengthen Greece within an Atlantic Europe anchored to the West and NATO while preserving democracy.
Readers critique feminist boxing at a V A Hospital event and question Mexico’s president Echevarria over Franco Spain and Castro abuses. The letter also references education leaders and district teachers at Marshall Jefferson Rogers Lakewood and Lakewood High, noting opinions on authenticity and authority.
In October a few Russian dignitaries arrived drawing notes with U S Christian divisions. The speaker predicts enhanced religion and potential adoption of In God We Trust as a world motto. The Japan emperor’s visit is cited as pushing disarmament and worldwide goodwill.
A citizen argues that discipline in the medical field should mirror the legal profession’s standards to reduce malpractice, unethical and immoral practices. The speaker contends this would lower malpractice incidence and medical insurance costs.
A student from Philadelphia writes anonymously praising teachers in city schools who meet the standards raised by a recent article. He notes the importance of public recognition for educators who measure up to professional critique.
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