Editorials Upgrading our city
City planning commission approved a redevelopment plan for the Pughies industrial area west of downtown Long Beach. The plan aims to transform 350 acres, creating a modern industrial park that could add 7 000 to 12 000 jobs, raise the tax base, and reduce housing pressure while offering relocation support for those displaced. Public hearing with the city council and redevelopment agency set for 7 p.m. Tuesday at the Veterans Memorial Building.
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Pughies
Long Beach
Lang Beach
Evitor
Joli Mansall
Lakewood
Pamphlet Fight Over Fear City Struck by City Leaders
New York police officers and fire fighters published a pamphlet titled Fear City urging tourists to leave the city. Mayor Abe Beame sought to suppress the pamphlet, but a temporary injunction was lifted as courts favored free speech. The dispute highlighted tensions between city officials and public employees over public statements.
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New York
Abe Beame
Central Park
Beame
Socialist Labor party makes progress in Grand Rapids
Editor notes a new Socialist Labor party section forming in Grand Rapids Michigan as part of labor organizing. The letter also discusses Sydney Harris quizzes and support for a reader, while a Long Beach tax topic and a debate on Evans and Novak’s Israel coverage appear among diverse community concerns.
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Socialist Labor Party
Grand Rapids
Mich
President Ford
Sydney
Sydney Harris
Saturday Review
Yate
Europe defense stakes strain NATO ties with Franco
Madrid reports show allies argue over U S funding for European defense bases. Turkey demands new arms or exit. Franco’s regime challenges NATO unity while Washington weighs lifting arms embargo to save bases. France Germany Portugal Italy Spain Greece Turkey shape the fragile alliance amid Cyprus and Cold War tensions. The risk of retreat strengthens Soviet influence in the region.
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Madrid
United States
Spain
Turkey
Greece
France
NATO
Portugal
Italy
Generalissimo
U.S
Strategic Air Command
Europe
Sixth Fleet
Mediterranean
New York
Paris
Congress
Washington
Franco
Cyprus
Moscow
Giscard
Schmidt
West Germany
Mitterand
Azores
Middle East
Tito
Yugoslavia
Soviet Union
Adriatic
FBI Break-In Allegations Surface In Washington
A disputed four year old FBI burglary tied to anti Jewish threats is examined as officials deny Watergate links. The piece notes Sen. Howard Baker involvement and details criticism of Maj. Gen. J Milner Roberts amid a broader Army Reserve study.
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Washington
FBI
CIA
Washington, D.C
Howard Baker
R.tenn
Baker
Samm Dash
Dash
Cently
Pentagon
Wilfred Ebel
Sen. Strom Thurmond
8.C
Strom
Senate
Ebel
Army
Thurmond
J. Milner Roberts
Old Strom
Howard
Bo” Callaway
Callaway
Roberts
Capitol Hill
Robert
Qld Strom
Potomac
Bernard Rogers
Army Forces Command
Rogers
Rogers’ Command
Department of Army
Sen
Strom Thurmond
Navy ammunition pier proposal faces cost and safety concerns
The United States Navy plans a 16.98 million dollar ammunition pier on North Island near San Diego with 18 bunkers sized 20 by 50 feet. Construction is set to start in March 1976 and finish in 1978. Critics question safety for Coronado and San Diego residents and ships, while supporters cite a safety arc and relocation from Point Loma.
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Washington
U.S. Navy
North Island
San Diego
Navy
Bay
Glorietta Bay
Jack Bowers
Coronado
Lionel van Deerlin
Congress
Seal Beach
U.S
Fallbrook
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Back Anderson
Les Whitten
Virginia Kelly
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