Independent Press Telegram personnel roster 1952 1969
The Independent Press-Telegram lists key staff including Herman H Ridder publisher Daniel H Ridder editor Samuel C Cameron general manager Miles E Sines executive editor Don Ohl editor editorial page Bert Resnik assistant managing editor and other roles during 1952 to 1969.
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Herman H. Ridder
Daniel H. Ridder
Samuel C. Cameron
Miles E. Sines
Don Ohl
Bert Resnik
Democrats Fail To Offer Concrete Alternatives In Syracuse Debate
The editorial criticizes seven Democratic presidential hopefuls at a Syracuse discussion moderated by Hubert Humphrey for opposing President Ford’s economic policy without presenting detailed substitutes. It argues Democrats should provide concrete proposals rather than only criticizing governance and policy.
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Syracuse
N.Y
Hubert Humphrey
Ford
Associated Press
Sen. Douglas
County office photo chiefs deny doctored sky images
Sam Cheney told the Associated Press that color pictures used for county slide shows and pamphlets are sometimes enhanced by printers to intensify color. He said the county does not retouch but printers may enhance colors on the day chosen for blue sky or smoggy scenes.
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Los Angeles County
Sam Cheney
Associated Press
Cheney
Eair Pollution Control District
Bakersfield teachers vote against striking in rare cooperation
Elementary educators in Bakersfield vote 3 to 2 to stay in classrooms during negotiations rather than strike. A spokesman says the decision comes from a “good heart” and a desire not to disrupt students and the community. The action highlights mutual respect between educators and residents.
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Bakersfield
California voters face nuclear power safeguards initiative
Californians will discuss a June ballot measure imposing safety and insurance rules on current and planned nuclear plants. The debate centers on whether safeguards are adequate, with experts divided and hearings scheduled in Sacramento and San Jose to inform voters about risks, costs, and alternatives.
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Sacramento
Roger Sant
Federal Energy Administration
Sant
United Staes
Assembly Committee On Resources
Charles Warren
Los Angeles
Senate Committee On
Public Utilities, Transit, and Energy
Alfred E. Alquist
San Jose
San Luis Obispo
California
Congress
Iowa
Oregon
Europe
Japan
Letters to the editor criticize editorial on gobbledygook
Readers from Long Beach and Indianapolis contest a columnist piece on language use. Samuel Whitman defends Indianapolis as clean and friendly while Ethel King calls for an apology amid perceived defamation of the Hoosier state.
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Samuel Whitman
Long Beach
Indianapolis
Hoosier
Ethel King
Congress Overrides Veto On School Lunch Bill
The House and Senate override the President on H.R. 4222 affecting school lunches and non-school feeding programs. It makes the school breakfast program permanent and expands eligibility, with projected costs around 2.7 billion this year. Critics warn of a slide toward a broader welfare state and cite Mondale Brademas child development bills as dangerous.
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Congress
White House
House
Senate
Minnesota
Walter Mondale
John Brademas
Indiana
Senator Mondale
Nixon
Mondale-Brademas
Fans claim echoing woes haunt crowded venues
The rabid fan asserts no stadium has perfect seating with every seat ideal. He jokes that any neighbor in the stadium ends up with a miserable view, reflecting widespread complaints about seating across venues.
Our world gone crazy praise of taxes and sports
A tirade denounces taxes on taxes including tobacco and liquor and the high costs of TV, boxing, education, racing cars, and their impact on society. The author, PAT KROCK, laments modern priorities and calls for change.
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Muhammad Ali
Long Beach
Pat Krock
Commendation for Westside Neighborhood Center Leaders
Paul Martin praises the Westside Neighborhood Center director and staff for aiding residents and recognizes Legal Aid Fountain and center social workers Mrs. Truitt and Narciso Lopez. He notes free legal and immigration help, requests donations of food and clothing, and commends the staff for their friendly assistance.
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Westside
Foundain
Center
Truitt
Narciso Lopez
Paul Martin
Long Beach
Editorial critique targets California towns and fame
A letter from Sonia Winner of Norwalk criticizes California cities and editorials, praising Carmel Indiana as superior. She notes crime pollution and unemployment, mentions assassination attempts on President Ford, and defends Indianapolis as the best place on earth while dismissing Long Beach and other California towns.
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Carmel
Indiana
Indianapolis
Long Beach
Beverly Hills
California
Ford
John Gunther
America
Sonia
Norwalk
Open letter to the President on salary and inflation
Dr Herbert H Shey of Seal Beach thanks the President for a 5 percent pay raise for federal employees while lamenting 12 percent inflation. He contrasts this with profits of big business supporters and urges relief for the middle class consumer.
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Herbert H. Shey
M.D. Seal Beach
Womanhood essay sparks debate on role and differences
A letter from Mrs. Stan Luden responds to the Oct. 9 article Womanhood, calling Fascinating Womanhood unclear to many and praising God given female simplicity. She says libbers will search and not find their place in life.
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Stan Luden
Norwalk
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