A lesson in adversity in Long Beach State NCAA case
The editorial says probation for Long Beach State over NCAA violations will hurt the school and its student athletes, barring post season and TV games. It praises the university leadership for cooperating, notes past sins by earlier coaches, and urges education as the program’s primary goal over winning.
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Long Beach State
National Collegiate Athletic Association
UCLA
State Dreams of
Stephen Horn
NCAA
Long Beach
Professional Educators of
Teachers‘ Association of
Long Beach Federation of Teachers
Independent
Press-Telegram
PELP
Maxine
Police Earn Respect Through Community Service in Louisville
The FBI Bulletin highlights a Louisville incident where off-duty officers provide a check cashing service for residents of a new low rent high rise. The move reduces street risk by keeping rent and food money in building, reflecting officers dedication to public welfare beyond duty.
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Louisville
FBI
Louisville Police Officers’ Association
Letters to the Editor Keep aluminum home
A reader urges restricting aluminum exports to protect domestic jobs after layoffs totaling about 200 at a local company, arguing for prioritizing American workers over foreign buyers and highlighting the energy crisis. The letter cites broader industry impacts and asks how many others have faced similar cuts.
Bohlen: a brilliant man who served as well
Chip Bohlen, a key Soviet expert and diplomat, died New Year’s Day. He rose from a 1920s Russia study group with Kennan and Thompson to become ambassador to Moscow and deputy secretary of state, earning respect for accuracy, wit, and language skills. He mentored allies, quipped on democracy, and regarded de Stalinization with nuance.
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Bohlen
Tamnis
United States
Chip Bohlen
Russia
Philippines
France
Roosevelt
Stalin
State Department
Moscow
Khrushchev
Warren G. Malenkov
Molotov
Eisenhower
Dulles
Kennedy
Paris
de Gaulle
Yalla
David K
Bruce
U. S
Peking
Thilles
Ford and Rockefeller shift GOP chances in Nixon era
The piece weighs Gerald Ford as the center of Republican confidence versus Nelson Rockefeller who remains outside the regular party. Ford is seen as a possible restorer of trust, with Rockefeller pursuing a critical, advisory national role. Public sentiment shows cautious support for Ford, while Rockefeller and Javits reflect a split view on Nixon’s impeachment issue.
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Washington
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Gerald R. Ford
Ford
Rockefeller
Committee
Ronald Reagan
California
Nixon
United States
Sen
Jacob Javits
Javits
O. Nixon
Congress
George Aiken
Fords
Michigan
House
Carl Albert
Wilbur Mills
Ways and Means Committee
Eternal Question and Public Ponderings
A collection of provocative quotes on life and ambition. It contrasts private initiative with public funding and notes how some believe others could better run foreign policy, while asserting that a woman cannot make a fool of a man. The piece ends with reflections on disappointment and the unknowns of death.
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White House
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