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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1973
Page
5
Editorial argues ethics guide pharmacists not to publish prices yet shows wide price variation for common drugs. California Assembly considers Moretti bill to require price posting of the 100 most prescribed drugs and permit advertising. Authors criticize past price inquiries and urge approval for competition and consumer awareness.
The piece notes Roy Harris was named California’s first composer laureate, praising him as a leading 20th century composer with strong Californian roots. It contrasts his selection with past poet laureates and includes Harris’s view on music’s direction and tradition. Harris, age 75, once a rancher and truck driver, is celebrated for his strong, honest music and his skepticism of romantic excess.
A reader laments development along the Long Beach shoreline from Alamitos Avenue toward the river, noting beaches filled in with roads and a multimillion-dollar complex. The letter argues the oceanfront should be preserved for the people, criticizing exploitation by interests and praising state control.
In Saigon, Ottawa announced Canada will pull its delegation from the International Control Commission within 86 days. Officials fear the move ends the active investigative effort, as divisions among members and questions of enforcement have long hindered the cease-fire monitoring.
The May 23 Democratic Congressional fundraiser in Washington featured the band Dixie sending a mixed message as party leaders Lloyd Bentsen and Ernest Hollings drew praise. The event highlighted shifts in strategy toward southern support and touched on Stennis Byrd and Watergate era voices shaping future elections.
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