Miles and Sines Executive Editor Don Oble Editor Bert Resnik
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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1975
Page
7
Editorial urges balanced PSA flights at Long Beach Airport
The piece supports modest PSA flight increases at Long Beach Airport but urges a council review. It notes Councilman Carroll's push for no rise in flights, suggests using Runway 25L to cut noise if extended, and calls for federal funding consideration. It argues a limited expansion can boost business while limiting noise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific Southwest Airlines
Long Beach
Wes Carroll Jr
Transportation Committee
PSA
Carroll
San Diego
Ceive
Odd CIA counterfeiting claims draw unusual response
A Marine veteran in prison charges CIA with printing its own money for Vietnam operations. The CIA says no evidence of counterfeiting exists but will review further. Senate investigators also probe if altered currency reached organized crime. The episode raises concerns about agency competence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Intelligence Agency
CIA
California
Vietnam
CEA
Senate
Detroit Free Press
Veto-proof Congress a myth in seven months
Washington report says the 94th Congress after seven months is neither veto proof nor dominant and faces stalemate or compromise with Ford. It cites swift tax rebates and Voting Rights Act extension as notable results, ongoing energy policy clashes, and a stubborn embargo dispute with Turkey over arms sales and base rescission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
94Th Congress
Ford
Congress
4Th
Carl Albert
Senate
House
Turkey
Henry A. Kissinger
U.S
Readers Letters on Parks Post Office and Queen Mary
A Rogers Junior High student recalls park plans led by Renee Simon and Clarence Hill, amid two years of delays and thanks to the 1973 student council. Readers praise Mark Chitler’s coverage, request future mini park inclusion, and note local shops. A letter questions Sunday stamp sales and post office service, calls for private competition, and urges Congress to improve mail delivery. A final letter critiques the Queen Mary publicity tactic and proposes a factual waterfront story to attract visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rogers Junior High School
Renee Simon
Rogers
Hill
Gerald Tovine
California bar eyed 10 close prisons and new retention homes
A commentary by E. M. Amsden from Lakewood argues the California bar seeks to close prisons like Soledad and replace them with retention homes offering furnished apartments for each inmate, reflecting a forward looking stance tied to Watergate era concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Soledad
Watergate
E. M
Amsden
Lakewood
New York Faces Fiscal Crisis and National Fallout
The piece argues New York’s looming default would signal a broader crisis for cities nationwide. It critiques mayoral leadership, unions, bankers, and welfare costs, notes New York’s high per capita welfare spending, and calls for self-help measures while cautioning against crushing the city’s spirit. It discusses federal aid and the proposed Municipal Assistance Corporation as a temporary fix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Beame
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Detroit
Big Apple
Washington
Chet
Congress
Big Mac
Municipal Assistance Corporation
Bie Mae
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