Editorial on budget reform and taxation in California
The piece argues that both Governor Reagan and Democrats must cooperate for a realistic tax reform and budget. It notes the political blame game over tax increases and school funding, cites state tax inequities, and urges prudent, nonpartisan analysis to avoid overpromising. It stresses integrity and prudent financing over partisan rhetoric.
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Reagan
Muckleberry Kinkance
Mark Twain
Washington
Nevada
Wyoming
Texas
Ohio
Florida
New Hampshire
Nixon
California
A. Alan Post
Iutl
California CRLA dispute over federal review and hearings
Officials from the California Rural Legal Assistance program dispute the Administration and Economic Opportunity stance on their work. They demand a fair, public investigation with expert, impartial commissioners to determine whether CRLA should continue operating with safeguards.
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California Rural Legal Assistance Program
Reagan
FHLA
CES
Frank Carlucci
Lat Ran
Wx Fonthe
Osee
CRLA
OEO
California
Commission
Make date world reports from Arctic meet and theatre items
The clipping blends fiction and news items from a remote Alaskan setting with native Arctic themes and a literary note on a May Day mystery drama. It mentions a weekly mail plane, Eskimo and otter groups forming camps, and a yearly point of interest. It also reviews a Busan Sherman edition and a Cuban poet playwright adaptation priced at 2.95.
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Makumiat
Shang DI Imal
Pepe Carer
Busan Sherman
Oman
Cost of cuts sparks faculty plea at Long Beach colleges
A Long Beach State College faculty member argues budget cuts hurt education as enrollment rises and class demand outstrips capacity. He cites high workloads, clerical burdens, and limited funds for journals and audiovisuals, warning further cuts threaten professionalism and student learning. Rod Martin of East Long Beach Neighborhood Center also praises a local article.
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Long Beach
State College
Nuo
Perhps
Barry F. Singer
Cliforta State College
East Long Beach
Hood Center
Southland Sunday
Man
Rod Martin
East Lug Reach
Indochina Offensive Focus Shifts From News Cuts
Washington considers the central issue in the current Indochina offensive to be policy questions over why South Vietnam, with a population of five million, is not mobilizing more effectively rather than debates about a military news blackout.
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Washington
Alred
Indochina
Cambodia
Laos
U.S
Pentagon
North Vietnam
South Vietnam
Saigon
Nixon Era Air Power Debate Amid Vietnam Withdrawal Plans
James Reston analyzes U S reliance on air support to disrupt Hanoi, the push to empower Saigon's air force, and the timing of withdrawal. He questions why Washington backs heavy air power while pursuing a Vietnamization timetable and ponders long term U S involvement and regional dynamics with Soviet and Chinese competition.
Hail to flighty bride and the escape at last minute
A reflection on failed engagements and social pressures behind eloping or canceling wedding plans. The piece notes that many last minute changes arise from misfit motives and fear of social embarrassment rather than genuine commitment, with relatives urging proceeding despite doubts.
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Connecticut
Jilted Lovers, Weddings, and Social Pressure
Sydney Harris muses on the role of social expectations in marriage, noting how reluctance or timing shapes who wed and who is left unpaired. He critiques the emphasis on elaborate social rituals and the fate of undecided couples in a world of matchmaking pressures.
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Edmond Burke
Sacramento
UREA
Jay OL
Setue
Inere
Hasan
Morther
Cartacci
Center Mditol
Mike
James Reston
Hanoi
Johnson
David Packard
Thailand
Silva
Wonlin Espeenly
Sydney Harris
Suniel
Yiel
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