Coastal commission blocks savings and loan office in Belmont Shore
The South Coast regional commissioners refused a permit for a Second Street and Livingston Drive savings and loan office arguing it would worsen traffic and harm cultural and architectural quality. City planners had approved, citing proper parking and landscaping standards, while critics say the commission replaces clear guidelines with whim and harms the coast.
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Coastal Conservation Commissions
Ecdhe
South Coast Regional Commissioners
Savings and Loan
Second Street
Livingston _Drive
Belmont Shore
Commission
Long Beach
City Planning Department
Savings and Loan Office
Coastal Commission
Medical profession faces malpractice concerns sparks openness
A Long Beach hospital episode illustrates a shift as physicians and others in the medical field move toward transparent handling of complaints. Dr Malcolm Todd urged action, leading to staff review and a promise to reassess on call lists, signaling a broader push for accountability and patient safety.
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Action Line
Memorial Hospital
Long Beach
Malcolm Todd
American Medical Association
Dr. Todd
Memorial
Senator Jackson Accuses Secret Vietnam Commitments
Senate charge by Henry M Jackson claims secret U S agreements with South Vietnam guided American decisions. Tone criticizes timing and calls into question Ford Kissinger honesty while defending public moral obligations and open covenants.
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Sen
Henry M. Jackson
State of Washington
Senate
United States
South Vietnam
Gallup
Ford
Kissinger
U.S
Nixon
North Vietnam
Thieu
Paris
Jackson
Congress
Saigon
Foray
Dorothy Fostlick
Richard N. Perle
Woodrow Wilson
Lodge
Wilson
Col
Edward House
Markson
Miss Fasdick
Len
Mansfield
Democratic Party
Letters to the editor critique of politicians and gun control
Warren Winters of Bellflower defends Mark Hannaford for his busy schedule while mocking Gerald Ford and his Easter vacation. The letter contrasts Ford and Hannaford and objects to gun legislation as socialist disarmament, arguing gun registration leads to confiscation and that citizens should fear a government that fears armed citizens.
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Gerald Ford
Congress
Mark Hannaford
Palm Springs
Warren Winters
Lenin
Letters to the Editor on Cars UN role and Nixon affair
Readers debate foreign cars versus American builds praising reliability and pride in US products while challenging Myer s view. Others urge UN intervention in Vietnam and question who bears the burden of aid. A letter defends Nixon amid Watergate, arguing tapes and justice and criticizing calumny.
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M. Myers
Signal Hill
Detroit Iron
Myers
Mike Keville Lakewood
Richard Wilson
Richard Nixon
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