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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1975
Page
5
The piece argues for moderate use of guidelines to create positive images in school texts while warning against overreach. It highlights examples like avoiding gendered roles, yet cautions against forcing stereotypes onto women and men alike. The author stresses that labor divisions are not divinely fixed and calls for balanced portrayal of careers.
The piece weighs televising House and Senate sessions for a one year trial. It notes cameras can trigger theatrical displays and bore viewers, but suggests interest would grow as familiar figures and issues emerge. If allowed, broadcasts could benefit both Congress and the nation.
A Long Beach reader praises Officer D B Allen for courteous service after a CB radio theft and two nearby break-ins, but condemns a second unnamed officer as cold and dismissive. He argues the incident underscores the need for better police community relations training.
Irving Kanarek, the stocky defense attorney of Manson fame, launches The Kanarek Times a one page sheet in Van Nuys claiming the press shields Vincent Bugliosi and William Farr in a California Watergate style cover-up. He says Farr obtained transcripts from Virginia Graham and that Bugliosi and Dave Shinn provided source material, urging subpoenas for Younger and Busch while accusing Farr of aiding a political conspiracy.
A reader urges immediate action against tuna fishing by boycotting tuna products until legislators address porpoise deaths. The writer states personal commitment to stop buying any tuna items, including cat foods, until the practice ends and calls for others to join for swift effect.
Lawrence D. Triesch LULAC Headstart Director states that East Long Beach Neighborhood Center and LUILAC are not race specific and serve all residents in their target areas. He notes Headstart programs comply with federal law and serve diverse communities.
Letter from Warren Winters of Bellflower criticizes media for focusing on praise after the athlete's death while downplaying alcohol's role. He argues Oregon DUI limits show alcohol as a danger and urges public education over prohibition, noting alcohol as a leading killer in adults.
Dayton readers are reminded of a Greenville Ohio dispute where 15 fundamentalist parents challenge state school standards. The Tabernacle Christian School, run by Old German Baptist Brethren adherents, is cited for not meeting Ohio minimums though students excel academically. The piece argues the state overreaches, seeking to protect education and safety, while upholding religious liberty.
The piece mocks grand plans for docked ships as hotels and airplanes as flying hotels. It contrasts efficient shapes with old craft, notes environmental photos of a resort area where bikinis distract from blight, and quotes Congressman Sludgepump on ethics about fast consumption or deposit within 24 hours.
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