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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1974
Page
6
The piece argues Congress should keep year round Daylight Saving Time to preserve energy gains and reduce crime. It notes school hours could be shifted to protect children in darkness and warns against returning to Standard Time despite tradition.
This 1970 editorial argues that impeachment should rest on the merits, not public or Gallup polls. It notes discussions by figures like Jerome Waldie and Gerald Ford, warning against treating impeachment as a grand jury influenced by opinion polls in California or nationwide. It urges lawmakers to decide based on evidence.
A Long Beach resident disputes a Southland Sunday piece on the Wrigley area. He disputes inaccuracies about local business and paints a positive view of downtown with praise for bus service and housing. The letter includes editor responses on alcoholism and law enforcement, plus reader comments from Helen Carlson and Carl Christensen.
Foreign readers show little alarm over Watergate while Britain, France, Italy and Russia focus on economic trouble, scandals at home, and oil fears. They see Nixon’s crisis as a domestic issue, questioning U.S. morality but judging foreign policy’s effectiveness.
May Department Stores chairman Stanley J. Goodman addressed the National Retail Merchants Association in St. Louis, urging a shift from negative public perception. He cited a Harris survey showing confidence in major companies plunging from 59% to 29% in five years, with youths even less trusting, and warned that without an improved image business may face tighter regulation and diminished profits.
Kissinger champions a unified European policy to bolster energy crisis response and Atlantic cohesion. Europe nine-member Common Market edges toward a coordinated stance for a Washington energy meeting, while France hesitates. The move signals a nascent European foreign policy amid wary U.S. relations.
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