Offshore airports seen as possible but distant solution
Orange County Airport Commission heard from Ximene Tejada that offshore airports can be built despite high costs. SCAG, led by William L. Pervira, steers a regional study with $750,000 from six counties and federal aid, but no clear plan yet and a 1971 submission target. Improvements to Long Beach Airport offer near term gains. offshore vision should not delay smaller steps.
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Ximene Tejada
Orange County Airport Commission
Southern California Association of Governments
Long Beach
SCAG
William L. Pervira
Los Angeles
Orange
San Diego
San Bernardino
Imperial
Riverside
Orange County
Critics clash over grammar and youth in city letters
Readers debate Nancy Roths critique of a love in at Recreation Park and the editors response. John Geesman Lakewood argues for sympathy to youths and free expression while Dorothy Gordon defends editorial standards and cites Nixon remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Roth
Grammer
Recreation Park
Dan Bering
Artesia
Long Beach
America
John Geesman
New York Times Service
Nixon
Indonesia
Dorothy J. Gordon
Time to confront chemical and biological weapons fears
The passage notes public unease about chemical and biological warfare amid recent incidents. It cites Utah sheep killings, disposal of obsolete chemical stockpiles, and nerve gas storage on Okinawa, with mention of Louisiana Senator El.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah
Okinawa
Louisiana
Us.s
Vietnam
Meselson
Eliender
Senate
Secret Weapons Debate and Chemical Threats Publicized
James Kilpatrick criticizes military secrecy on chemical and biological weapons while citing historical ferment over Geneva Protocol ratification. Harvard’s Meselson outlines agents CN through GB and deadly toxins, warning of risks to humanity. George R. Vila and Barry Commoner contribute views on science and consumer distrust in a broader public-ethics frame.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lender
Congress
United States
Geneva
U.S. Senate
John J. Pershing
Pershing
Foreign Relations Committee
Senate
Hershing
Matthew S. Meselson
Harvard
New York mayoral race shows fractured party loyalties
New York faces a bitter mayoral campaign as John Lindsay seeks reelection as an independent after losing the Republican nomination. He must win over reluctant Democrats while juggling national ambitions, with few predicting a clear path to victory amid party defections and uncertain support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lindsay
Lindsay
Political clash and race in New York mayoral race
Flora Lewis analyzes the heated contest among Lindsay Lindsay, Mario Procaccino, and John Marchi as fear driven attacks on race and crime deepen. Each candidate frames the others as foes of reform while voters face a citywide struggle over traffic, jobs, housing, and mugging amid a fractured party scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mario Procaccino
John Marchi
Lindsay
Procaccino
Marchi
New York
Sidewalk Senate Voices Worries On Work and Economics
In Los Altos residents express concerns about returning to work after a layoff at Douglas, inflation squeezing food budgets, youth and education, and financing education and family needs. Individuals named include Harold Sorenson, Ronald Bresco, Don Kirkland, Tony Giemmone, Nancy Cocharan, and Monty Cocharan.
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Harold Sorenson
Douglas
Tony Giemmone
Monty Cocharan
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Geesman
D. N
Ditor
Thailand
South Vietnam
Business Oriental
William
Benvicks
Tinea Wallet
Independent, Press- Telegram
James Kilpatrick
George R. Vila
Uniroyal, Inc
Barry Commoner
Washington University
St. Louis
U.N
Flora Lewis
Madame Marie Curie
Poland
Earth
Moon
Ronald Bresco
With Don Kirkland
Los Altos
Nancy Cocharan
Willis Whitcomb
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