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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1977
Page
7
Editorials argue for a Long Beach three sector police program with 89 164 and 88 officers per area and neighborhood citizen meetings to build block organizations. Citing California efforts and Santa Ana, the piece urges quick adoption despite some officers’ doubts and notes a recent purse snatching chase as local precedent.
In a statement by Glenn S. Dumke, chancellor of the California State University and Colleges, the board of trustees reiterates opposition to collective bargaining in higher education. The piece notes AB 109 awaiting Senate Finance Committee hearing and warns such bargaining would harm academic freedom and system spirit across CSUC’s 19 campuses with over 300 000 fall students, 17 000 faculty, and 19 000 staff.
Washington discusses the neutron bomb as a defensive, precision tool that could halt a Soviet invasion with less city destruction. Officials and Rep. Carr argue it lowers total war risk and may replace older weapons, while critics warn of its political lure and tactical temptations.
Letters from Long Beach residents criticize the proposed offshore dock plan and toll booths at public beaches. Readers insist parking should be free, decry environmental costs, and urge better beach conditions. Supporters cite national interest and cost savings.
A Long Beach reader disputes criticism of Lieutenant Governor Dumally over his non attendance at the 1977 Boys State inaugural in Sacramento. The writer explains the invitation process, notes officials were often unavailable, and pledges to verify attendance in future programs to avoid similar miscommunications.
Richard T. Burke of Linux City Iowa writes that a clear conscience makes a person worry free and fearless. He notes he has never been in trouble with the law and has paid for minor mistakes, asserting others have nothing to fear if their conscience is clear.
The writer, a 21 year old Norwegian immigrant, recalls applying for a US visa in 1925 and waiting a year for approval. They describe paying four physical exams at Ellis Island, a $10 head tax, and an education as an auto mechanic. They lament inheritance and legal alien status debates and ask if these interpretations make sense.
A Lakewood reader, LIANNE REWELL, laments drought and wildfire neglect. She notes frequent fire reports, wasted water and homes, injuries, and deaths. The 18 year old urges care for wildlife forests and responsible water use to prevent future sorrow.
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