Prop. 17 would devastate California economy says LA.C
LA.C argues Prop. 17 would slash sales tax and massively raise state income tax, driving out enterprises and bankrupting schools. It claims the measure targets unions while harming lower and middle income workers, destroying jobs and home values.
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Envelopes Mixup Sways Knight Engle Court Action
Superior Judge Joe Raycraft barred Gov. Goodwin Knight backers from using envelopes labeled Democratic return address, delaying 72,000 pieces mailed to the 18th District. The order, issued Friday, directs show cause why the TRO should not become permanent, amid GOP claims and Democratic counterclaims.
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Political letter hints at voters in 18th District
A partisan letter questions a candidate's tactics and urges honesty in politics. It references Long Beach as a pivotal factor in Clairf Engle's anticipated landslide and mentions public notices and sample envelopes, with scattered OCR errors throughout.
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Sherman Adams Bow-Out Lacked Hollywood Help
Washington tale notes Sherman Adams left the White House largely without the Hollywood writers who advised Nixon. Robert Montgomery advised Ike on TV, but Adams received little coaching. White House aides and press figures offered limited assistance as Adams drafted his statement.
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Educator Dr. James Anderson, 75, Dies in Long Beach
Funeral plans set for Dr. James Thomas Anderson educator and former dean of men at Kearney State Teachers College Nebraska and Wayne State Teachers College Nebraska who taught at USC Compton College and Long Beach. Survived by wife Nellie G daughters Winfield Edson and A E Swanson son Le Roy and seven grandchildren. Birth and death details, and notes on his civic memberships.
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Islip of Lip A Loud Mouth Deaf Mute
A man approached four women on a downtown Riverside street on Friday and handed one a card that read I am a deaf mute Will you please help me The woman walked away with the card and the man cried Give me back my card Police are seeking the alleged noisy mute.
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Long Beach Area Weather Forecast Across Regions
Long Beach and vicinity expect partly cloudy skies with mostly sunny conditions today and Sunday and little temperature change. Coastal areas from Santa Monica to Newport Beach remain generally sunny with highs in the low 80s today cooling to mid 70s Sunday. Mountain areas stay clear with gusty dry northeast winds today, while interior regions see mostly clear skies and values from 82 to 102 degrees.
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Secret Discussion Held on Legalizing Bookmaking
In Los Angeles a State Senate Committee met in executive session to explore legalizing bookmaking as a crime curb. Senator Richard Richards reported strong pushback from senior law enforcement officials who warned the move could foster greater crime.
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