Editorial urges denying massage parlor permit on Cherry Ave
An editorial argues the Long Beach Planning Commission erred in approving a massage parlor at 6131 Cherry Ave by overstepping zoning rules. It warns that exceptions require careful neighborhood welfare consideration and urges the city council to reverse the decision and deny the permit.
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Long Beach Planning Commission
Planning Commission
Cherry Avenue
North Long Beach
Lawmakers face gun bill as Bremer diary weighs in
The Senate approves a ban on easily concealable handguns and House members brace for constituent mail. The Bremer diary is cited, detailing his fixation with a pistol and consideration of targets including Nixon and Wallace before choosing George Wallace, implying legal access past mental strain could have altered history.
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House of Representatives
Arthur Bremer
Alabama
George Wallace
Nixon
Secret Service
McGovern
Bremer
Consumer protection demand sparked by White House directive
Representative Moss argues for an independent consumer protection agency after noting a George P. Shultz memo requires agencies like the FDA and EPA to submit rulings to the OMB three days before release. He says the directive erodes agency independence and exposes regulatory bodies to political interference, urging Congress to shield consumer programs with an independent supervisor.
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California
Consumer Protection Agency
White House
George P. Shultz
Office of Management and Budget
Food and Drug Administration
Environmental Protection Agency
New York
Musk
Shute
Congress
Readers railing over stage, politics and traffic noise
A letter set blends complaints about a controversial two one acts program with attacks on a senator and media figures. The writer condemns a Manson themed show, questions libel suits, and criticizes a Studebaker Spring Street road project for timing and traffic disruption near El Dorado Park, urging planning improvements.
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Studebaker
el Dorado Park
Third World Holds Ace in Energy Crisis
Algerian President Boumediene envisions a 1900s era energy crisis elevating Arab oil and gas importance. He outlines five power groupings United States Soviet alliance bloc industrial Japan and rising China, urging third world independence and a shift away from colonial mentalities as shifts in global blocs unfold.
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Jouari Boumediene
United States
Japan
China
Colleges in peril of fostering a hedonistic youth
In a critique of modern higher education, the author argues that colleges risk producing a generation guided by pleasure rather than discipline. He emphasizes the need for required courses and perspective from older wisdom, warning that a fun-filled, self-indulgent college culture harms student growth and societal standards.
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