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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1973
Page
18
The Senate filibustered a proposal to fund presidential and congressional campaigns with Treasury money. Proponents argued it would curb abuses like Watergate, but critics say existing laws suffice and public financing would mainly benefit incumbents, raising concerns about fairness and risk of misuse. The piece commits to further review next year.
Long Beach postmaster warns during energy strained season that USPS faces reorganization budget problems fuel shortages and weather risks. He urges posting by December 15 for standard mail and December 18 for Alaska Hawaii airmail to meet Christmas Eve delivery goals.
President Nixon, urged by Kissinger, leans on Moscow for a Middle East settlement and to end the oil embargo. The United States and Soviet Union co sponsor the Geneva Peace Conference signaling active participation, replacing past restraint. Washington questions if Moscow will sacrifice gains of detente or press to hasten capitalism’s collapse.
Letter to the editor argues oil shortages and embargo motives reflect price manipulation by major oil firms. Suggestions include building a California refinery using treasury surplus to reduce foreign dependence and curb private control. Editor Landon Howard and Carl Backstrom reflect on national pride and economic independence.
Local reader urges publication of a weekly Ralph Hinman column. Editor notes Hinman’s knack for brightening dull topics with sly humor and engaging writing.
Watergate dominates the talk as impeachment ideas surface for President Nixon. Impeachment alone would not end his tenure since salary continues until Jan 20, 1977, unless resigning. Johnson’s historic trial is recalled as background to the current crisis.
Government officials should be reminded that not all Americans work Monday through Friday. Many workers must work on Sunday because of their jobs or seniority. In Sunday driving cases, special consideration is needed for those who commute or operate commercial vehicles. Huntington Beach MATY POTTER
The editor commends Arab nations for using their natural resources efficiently and suggests the United States could learn from their approach. The remark notes praise directed toward regional resource management and includes attribution to Paramount Mrs Kenneth Willett.
More than fifty years after the Budget and Accounting Act of 1921, a hopeful bid for reform seeks to restore congressional power over the purse. The proposed system would set a single spending ceiling, align priorities, curb open ended programs, and require authoritative compromises before new appropriations.
Washington reports the energy crisis prompting dismantling of national air pollution efforts. Auto emission controls may be delayed two years, gasoline savings take priority over cleaner air. The White House spurred use of high sulfur fuels. no limits on store hours or air conditioner sales. Critics warn smog risks and health costs rise if controls are skipped.
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