Ridder Names Editorial Leadership at Independent Press Telegram
Herman H. Ridder serves 1952 to 1969 era as owner with Daniel H. Ridder as editor and publisher. Samuel C. Cameron is general manager and Miles E. Sines executive editor. Larry Allison oversees as managing editor with Don Oble on editorial page and Bert Resnik as assistant managing editor.
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Herman H. Ridder
Daniel H. Ridder
Samuel C. Cameron
Miles E. Sines
Larry Allison
Don Oble
Bert Resnik
The truth in wine labeling debated in editorial
The piece argues that revealing all wine ingredients would raise prices and burden producers. It favors instead listing grape varieties used and notes current well labeled producers already offer detailed labeling. Consumers could become more discerning, benefiting the industry.
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Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms
U.S. ‘Treasury Department
Bureau
California Wine Industry
Harry G. Serlis
The
California Wine Institute
Serlis
California
New York
Ohio
Reagan may decline federal funds if he runs for president
Lyn Nofziger of the Citizens for Reagan says Ronald Reagan could turn down public financing for a presidential bid. He is philosophically opposed to public funding and would likely avoid it if possible. Nofziger notes philosophy and practice sometimes diverge and wonders if Reagan will bite the government hand that feeds his campaign.
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Lyn Nofziger
Citizens For Reagan Committee
Ronald Reagan
Nofziger
Reagan
United States
Joseph Stocklen
American Lung Association
U.S
Brown Quietly Moves Toward Presidential Hope
California Governor Edmund Brown Jr secretly positioned a trusted aide to praise him to Democrats nationwide. He met key donors in Los Angeles and drafted a plan to raise national awareness while avoiding a formal presidential bid.
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Washington
Edmund ¢. Brown Jr
California
Brown
Sacramento
Los Angeles
Max Paleysky
Jerry Brown
Illinois
Richard J. Daley
Dan Walker
Tocaun Palevsky
Palevsky
State Assembly
Health of Governor Wallace and disclosure demand
A Washington editorial urges full disclosure of Governor George C. Wallace’s health as he seeks the presidency. It argues public voters deserve a clear medical prognosis, noting injuries from an assassination attempt and comparing his condition to FDR’s wheelchair use while stressing the need to know if he is physically fit for office.
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Washington
George C. Wallace
Alabama
Gov. Wallace
Nonsmokers Press for Public Smoking Prohibition
Readers argue for rights to clean air, oppose secondhand smoke, and urge bans in public spaces. They compare tobacco to liquor, call for heavy taxes, and endorse aircraft noise reductions and space defense spending as part of broader safety and quality debates.
Worse than guns editor letter on taxes and vice
An Aug 4 letter attacks the doordie rationale of boozers and smokers. The writer mocks a claim that it is human nature to tax products one uses and questions who can excuse such logic.
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United States
Patricia Backstrom
Carroll
Douglas Aircraft Co
Pottie
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