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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1976
Page
10
Don Nutter appointed Advertising Director with EH. Lowdermilk as Circulation Director Milton A. Lomas serving as Production Manager in a formal staff notice detailing key roles and responsibilities within the organization.
The piece argues that U S Soviet trade favors the Soviets while the American taxpayer underwrites their economy. It notes declining Soviet imports versus rising U S exports, rising deficits with Eastern Europe, and claims Western loans finance Soviet consumption and weapons. It contends U S aid underwrites communist military power.
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger warns that even as black leaders push for faster change, the United States favors a negotiated settlement to end white minority rule in Rhodesia and South West Africa. He says rapid solutions could trigger a bloodbath and pledges U.S. influence to secure peaceful change and equal rights while urging whites to accept equality under the law.
Readers criticize LA County budget policy and rising property taxes driven by inflated home values. They urge eliminating special districts and urge stronger museum funding, housing issues, and civic accountability. A Lakewood resident defends local leadership, while a Long Beach family shares a cautionary juvenile case seeking constructive court alternatives.
A reader questions government peanut price supports and subsidies benefiting Jimmy Carter and growers. They argue the program raises prices, profits millionaires, and shifts costs to taxpayers through higher consumer prices for peanut products.
A reflection on Germany’s position in Europe 31 years after a war, noting Chancellor Helmut Schmidt's rhetoric, Germany's robust economy, leftist teaching restrictions, and a widespread perception of German arrogance as factors fueling uneasy attitudes across European capitals.
A Long Beach reader, Russell W. Scott, defends city officials and the Queen Mary against critic Commodore Gene Darcy. Scott argues oil revenue funds harbor needs, not taxpayers money, and urges support for local leadership while calling for smarter public opinion and pride in Long Beach.
Readers discuss the Seigman case and note that CB radios cannot receive police calls and emergency services do not transmit on CB. Scanners used by curious individuals may raise safety concerns and are restricted in some areas. Authorities sometimes encode information to limit interference. Hugo Marestin Pteo Rivera
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