Editorial Ballot propositions urge a No on Prop 9
Editorial argues Prop 9 would burden participation and raise constitutional questions. It criticizes costly rules, broad definitions, and a powerful commission, urging a No vote with emphasis on protecting free speech and accessibility.
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California
Sacramento
Legislator A
Legislator B
Reagan
Robert Vinen
Houston Flournoy
Joseph Aliota
Mervyn Dymally
Tuesay
State Chamber of Commerce
California Highway Commission
Los Angeles County
Long Beach
Los Angeles
Metropolitan Water District
Assembly
State Senate
California Postsecondary Education Commission
Sacramento County
Vole
Fulbright Defeat Spurs Debate Over Foreign Policy Role
The piece examines William Fulbright’s Senate loss amid evolving U S policy with Nixon Kissinger and China. It notes Fulbright’s forged ties with State and Foreign Relations, contrasts British parliamentary patience with American political cruelty, and speculates on whether his talents can still shape U S foreign relations and reconcile executive and legislative branches.
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Washington
William Fulbright
Arkansas
Foreign Relations Committee
Department of State
Fulbright
Dean Rusk
William P. Rogers
Rhodes
Rusk
Oxford University
Rogers
Vietnam
Nixon
Kissinger
China
Soviet Union
Middle East
Israel
Syria
Golan Heights
United States
Union
Europe
Japan
State Department
Kenneth Bush
White House
Congress
Department
Kissinger and Gromyko Seek Middle East Progress
The United States and Soviet Union pursue a coordinated path toward Middle East peace as Kissinger meets Gromyko in Geneva. Soviet concern over Arab unity and gains from diplomacy shapes their stance as Assad visits Moscow and Cyprus meetings unfold.
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United States
Soviet Union
Henry A.kissinger
Middle East
Kissinger
Israel
Syria
Andrei A. Gromyko
Geneva
Gromyke
Damascus
Cairo
Gromyko
Italy
Hafez Assad
Moscow
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Cyprus
Editorial endorses four candidates for Los Angeles Superior Court
The piece backs incumbents Edward O Connor Robert W Kenny and Charles Older while urging a vote for Bonnie Lee Marlin for Office 26. It notes Marlin’s background as deputy attorney general under Brown and Reagan appointee to Municipal Court and highlights her law enforcement manuals and judgely qualities.
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Edward J. O'Connor
Robert W. Kenny
Charles Older
Older
William Farr
O'Connor
Kenny
Bonnie Lee Marlin
Brown
Reagan
California
California College of Trial Judges
Martin
Superior Court
Edward
Bonnie Lee Martin
Charles If
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Kentucky
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Ellsworth Bunker
Republic
Peking
Saigon
Roosevelt
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House of Lords
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