Newspaper staff list features Cameron and Sines as key editors
The article lists Samuel C. Cameron as General Manager and Miles E. Sines as Executive Editor. It also names David Levinson as Managing Editor Don Ohl as Editor Editorial Page Bart Resnik as Assistant Managing Editor Don Nutter as Advertising Director E. H. Lowdermilk as Circulation Director and Mitten A. Lomas as Production Manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I Miles E. Sines
David Levinson
Don Ohl
Bart Resnik
Don Nutter
E. H. Lowdermilk
Mitten A. Lomas
Editorial: No vote urged on Proposition 14 farm rights
The California Poll shows under half know Prop 14 on the November ballot. The editorial argues Prop 14 does not grant new farm worker rights and would lock in inflexible changes via initiative, urging voters to reject it to avoid costly future elections and unpredictable amendments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Assembly
Leo T. McCarthy
McCarthy
Agricultural Labor’ Relations Regard
ALRB
Iti
Senate
Cesar Chavez
UFW
America
Laws for everybody in Congress and OSHA critique
A Kilpatrick column blasts OSHA as costly and impractical and argues Congress should be subject to the same rules. Rep. Larry Pressler says many OSHA violations in his office would bring fines if he were not a congressman. The piece urges constitutional applicability to federal bureaucrats and all citizens alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independent Press-Telegram
James J. Kilpatrick
Occupational Safety and Health Administration
OSHA
Larry Pressler
R-S.d
Congress
Rep. Pressler
Pressler
U. S. Supreme Court
Pennsylvania
Kilpatrick
U. S
Sheehan
Long Beach
Stearns Park
John Sheehan
Letter to the editor on energy policy and foreign oil
Samuel Whitman of Long Beach questions Mobil Oil’s rhetoric on a 40 percent foreign oil share and asks why near home energy sources were ignored. He cites Dean Acheson’s warnings, urges President Ford to read Present at the Creation, and argues for a deliberate national energy strategy to avoid recurring crises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobil Oil Corp
Ford
Carter
America
United States
Dean Acheson
Samuel Whitman
Long Beach
Government spending soars beyond six hundred ten billion
The piece argues that total government outlay next year tops 610 billion, implying about 8,800 per household and 2,800 per person. It claims consumer prices hide taxes and blames a Democratic Congress for profligate spending. It questions Ford’s debate performance amid rising inflation and unemployment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Parents With Hearts dispute over group origins
A letter from Sierra Madre objections to a Long Beach Parents with Hearts article disputes its linkage to the Greater San Gabriel Valley group. It asserts no San Gabriel Valley member attended Long Beach meetings and criticizes credit appropriation while noting shared goals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Ferro Fisher
Sierra Madre
Patricia de Luna
Long Beach
Parents With Hearts
Jokes Spark Resignation of Agriculture Secretary
A controversial remark involving former President Nixon's nickname Butz triggered widespread criticism and led to the resignation of the agriculture secretary. Supporters said the joke did not bother them, while opponents argued it reflected poorly on leadership and decorum.
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Samuel C. Cameron
Washington
Dog Owners
Recreation Department
Gayle Limborg
Spear
John Spear
Lakewood Cultural Arts Society
deCou
Rogers & Hammerstein
Hermine Coelho
Parents With
Hearts
Benviiks
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