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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1972
Page
18
An editorial argues California should revert to original law requiring DMV reporting only when motor vehicle use is involved in drug offenses. It says current broad reporting fuels auto insurance cancellations, raises uninsured drivers, and harms families, urging restoration to prevent non driving marijuana cases from affecting premiums.
McGovern weighs refund plan for contributions over $1,000 to avoid debt. He aims to finance his campaign with less dependence on large donors while facing six million dollars spent in primaries. Ribicoff counsels translating ideas into plain terms and a simpler tax message for voters.
President Nixon spends two weeks at the Western White House quietly building a re election campaign strategy amid Democratic quarrels over his rival. Foreign policy gains include China relations and nuclear disarmament talks while Vietnam casualties fall. Domestically Congress blocks key programs and inflation worsens, prompting aides to accuse Democrats of election year posturing.
A letter asks why political figures ministers and service clubs have not intervened over Joyce Ann Muir's death and criticizes gun ownership. It urges citizens to remove guns and questions the relevance of mothers or grandmothers in news captions while addressing Long Beach readers.
Cudahy asks why government and airlines cannot search all boarding passengers and photograph for safety. He questions current measures and wonders if rail travel could be improved with more passenger courtesy and selective Pullman car service on long freight trips.
In 1968 the Democratic Party seeks to shed professional control and empower voters at the Miami Beach convention. Debates focus on replacing winner-take-all primaries with proportional representation, risking continued power broker deals and uncertain delegate accumulation. California leaders argue open caucuses curb bargains, while others worry reforms may not fully remove old dynamics.
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