Cranston proposes aid for jet noise reductions
Editorial notes airlines have reduced noise with smokeless engines but further cuts require engine modifications and funding. Sen Alan Cranston and the Stanford Research Institute propose two years of work costing 335 million for research and 1 billion for modifications. Repayment would come from a 1 percent fare boost. plans aim to create 35,000 aviation jobs and 105,000 indirect roles.
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Mayor Sam News Focused On L A. Campaign Life
Nostalgic readers will savor a paper devoted to Los Angeles mayor Sam Yorty with page one color pictures and thirteen more portraits across seven pages. The issue centers on Yorty in photos with dignitaries servicemen and students, plus a long letter aimed at rival Len Edmund Muskie. An ad offers a $1 yearly subscription to follow the Yorty story through the New Hampshire primary, after which interest may wane.
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States Push Residency Rules For Welfare Aid The Garman Ideology
Governors Rockefeller and Ogilvie advocate residency requirements and offshore welfare controls to curb rising costs. Supreme Court constraints limit state rules while federal funding remains dominant. Rockefeller argues federal aid must expand to ease state burdens. Ogilvie cites mounting welfare outlays choking education and contracts. The piece also reviews The German Ideology by Marx and Engels and its critique of modern welfare ideologies.
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California Legislature Seen as Wasteful and Slow
A columnist argues California’s Legislature, despite high regard for state governance, wastes money and time. It cites 119 legislators, 4713 bills, rampant duplications, costly amendments, and a systemic culture of adding co authors, producing millions in printing and reprinting costs.
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Henry Waxman
Los Angeles
Why youths Run Away From Home: A Look for Parents
Washington report examines why under 17 youths leave home each year, where they go, and how they fare. It offers practical guidance for worried parents with sensible, compassionate answers.
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Runaways and the teen escape problem discussed by Lillian Ambrosino
Louis Cassels reviews Lillian Ambrosino’s Benear Press study on why teens run away. It notes varied causes from parental strife to seeking autonomy, typical ages around 15, and risks from predators, with protective roles of churches, Travelers Aid, halfway houses, and hotlines. Parents are urged to stay calm, file missing child reports, and offer listening support.
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Letters to the editor Wheeling again
An open letter of appreciation thanks the Lakewood Sheriff's Department for locating a missing bicycle within an hour after it vanished near Lakewood Shopping Center. Also mentions charity work for orphans and a benefit concert funding rehabilitation in Saigon and San Francisco, with mixed opinions on a Queen May project.
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