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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1975
Page
19
The piece argues that punishing integrated oil companies through breakup would raise consumer prices and hinder production. It warns antitrust action could threaten the Alaska pipeline and other ventures, urging government to watch but not dismantle these firms.
The Los Angeles Philharmonic dedicates a day to an Ethnic Music Festival featuring free performances by dancers and music groups from American Indian Asian Black and Spanish speaking communities. The program includes pieces from Japan Mexico Argentina Israel Czechoslovakia and Scotland with a 150 voice choir and American Horse Ceremonial Dancers. Admission for the evening program is $2 to $8.
Defense Secretary James R. Schlesinger publicly attacked House Appropriations Committee Chairman George Mahon over defense funding. He called the committee’s cuts to the defense appropriation punitive and warned they would harm national security. Mahon defended reductions as necessary to curb waste while preserving essential defense programs.
Readers argue against allowing gay individuals in police or state roles, claim global changes would erase society, and critique a federal natural gas advance payments program. One correspondent praises Grand Prix coverage, citing Long Beach events and parking improvements. Jeff D Wilkins of Long Beach commends local reporting.
Knight News Service report outlines how oil price shocks and OPEC influence push nations to pursue resource diplomacy. It notes U S leverage limits in raw materials, calls for interdependence to avert economic crises, and cites officials like France's Jean Pierre Fourcade warning against isolation.
Editor Russell Shafer of Downey comments on Redevelopment Agency of Lakewood governance under Brown Act, correcting Leanna George’s claims about closed meetings. He notes Montoya’s mislabeling, cites Fathers Demanding Equal Justice, and urges joint parental visitation rights while criticizing welfare authority over visits. Contact info for the organization is provided.
William G. Lockwood objects as Long Beach taxpayer to any group using a tax funded campus facility to promote biologically unacceptable philosophy. The letter criticizes scheduling activities at Long Beach State University and urges reconsideration of facility use.
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