Editorial urges voting for three Long Beach school board candidates
The Long Beach Unified and Community College Districts elect three members Friday. The paper backs incumbents Jerald Jacobs and Dr. James Crawford and supports Dr. Hugh Burcham for the third seat based on leadership roles and commitment to education. It urges all eligible voters to participate to shape education across Avalon, Lakewood, Long Beach and Signal Hill.
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Ford urges Congress on tax cuts and deficit fears
President Ford urged swift tax cut legislation and warned Congress to curb spending to avoid a at least 75 billion dollar deficit in the next fiscal year. He reluctantly signed the bill, opposing end of oil depletion allowances and cautioning that reckless spending would slow recovery and fuel inflation.
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I Hope Los Angeles Escapes Democratic Convention
A columnist argues Los Angeles should not host the 1976 Democratic convention. He mocks L A politics and weather, favors Miami Beach or Washington D C, and imagines a political shakeup from convention exposure. He cites urban congestion, pollution, and political theater as deterrents.
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Ford Rejects Veto to Appease Right on Tax Cut
President Ford again rejects urging from staunch conservatives to veto the tax cut, instead siding with aides who favor political calculation over ideology. Key figures like Rep. Conable push for a veto while others, including Rumsfeld and Hartmann, signal internal divisions as the White House weighs the party’s polarization and Ford’s renomination prospects.
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Letters to the Editor on war policy and Israel.
Readers debate U S policy toward South Vietnam and Cambodia, Aramco bias, and the legitimacy of aid. A Belmont correspondent criticizes Tsogclis and Mediterranean plans. Mrs H Noslo calls for discarding the Hope Diamond and a Belmont writer laments Congressional influence by special interests as the nation nears its 200th year.
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