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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1974
Page
10
The U S Commission on Civil Rights issues scholarly education on Mexican Americans. Congress created the body in 1957, insulating it from presidential politics. Its findings have influenced court actions toward equal educational rights without provoking strong public backlash.
The Long Beach Hot Line run by Long Beach State University's community psychology clinic needs a 12 by 18 foot room and rent-free quarters by March 1 after handling about 700 calls from pregnant teens frightened youths and lonely people. Volunteers refer callers to psychiatrists psychologists hospitals or lawyers and provide attentive listening. The page also notes a broad education commission report on Chicano students and calls for enforcement of equal educational opportunity, training for teachers, and local action led by Long Beach State University President Stephen Horn.
Washington report: James St Clair accuses John Dean III of lying while Leon Jaworski says no evidence doubts Dean. Senate leaders Scott Ford and others weigh tapes, notes, and timing of White House knowledge in the Watergate break in. The clash revolves around who is telling the truth about Nixon’s knowledge and Dean’s sworn statements.
An editor's letter praises the Blessed Sacramento Church and Catholic activists, warns against a proposed 14 story East Ocean Boulevard complex, and urges rejection citing Proposition 26 and Proposition 20. It also commends Long Beach paramedics for rapid response times that saved a life and highlights city fire department support.
Long Beach editor laments AP distortion of Senator Mansfield speech coverage. The letter urges fair treatment of the address focusing on foreign and domestic concerns beyond Watergate, while praising the editorial State of the Union as good.
Carnoski, famed for gray suits and mergers, collapses under the gas line crunch. He appears at Elm and Sycamore in a long line, pleading for help as his car shows full and fear of running out drives erratic behavior. He is sedated then fired, his career derailed by fuel fear.
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