Editorials on Queen Mary expenditures and trust law
The piece argues the Queen Mary conversion costs are legal trust issues not theft. It cites city officials and Legislative Counsel George Murphy confirming tidelands revenue may fund museum facilities like hotels and shops as closely related to museum operation. The analysis questions motives of lawmakers seeking to seize oil revenue.
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Sacramento
Long Beach
Museum of the Sea
George Murphy
Tidelands
Title Change For Voters Sparks Mix Of Opinion
The State Senate passed a bill to allow the title Ms for women when registering to vote and voting, while men would sign as Mr. The measure aims to end gender disclosure but requires titles, a social constraint many see as unnecessary. The bill moves to the Assembly.
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State Senate
Harold Brown
Helen Jones
Letters to the editor The biggest polluter of all
In a Long Beach letter, a writer condemns U S government pollution while praising the Senior Opportunities and Services SOS program at 1043 Pine Ave for helping seniors with housing transport nutrition and recreation The writer urges Navy pollution reduction to restore Long Beach beach access and appeals for greater community involvement by seniors.
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U.S
Senior Citizens Service Center
Pine Ave
SOS
Long Beach
U.S. Navy
Lynwood
Smithsonian Institution
Club of Rome
Elliot Richardson
Equalize Social Security Pay Rise Proposal Debated
Long Beach column argues for a flat Social Security boost to all recipients, with greater relief for lower income brackets to address need. The writer supports a proportional increase that benefits the bottom more than the top.
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Congress
Long Beach
Goldy Gene Abraham
Bell rate hike stirs Congress flap in New York
A $250 million increase in New York telephone bills triggers clashes between the Federal Price Commission and Bell system. The New York public service commission approved a $190 million temporary rise, then the company pushed for a further $160 million, while a secret meeting questioned by lawmakers fuels a dispute over timing and proper tariff filing. Rep. Ogden Reid and Sen. William Proxmire call for scrutiny as Bell officials deny impropriety.
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New York
Federal Price Commission
Bell System
London
Vietnam
Nairobi
Manhattan
State Public Service Commission
American Telephone and Telegraph
Mother Bell
State Commission
Federal Commission
Ma Bell
Hervey Froehlich
the Price Commission
Edgar Skinner
Froetlich l Uter
The
Price Commission
Prieg ‘Commission
Ogden Reid
R-N.y
William Proxmire
D-Wis
Joint Economics Committee
Reid
Prozmire
Froehtich
Froehlich
Skinner
Ecology and Equality in a Growth Moment
Washington argues that eco concerns must align with human welfare and democracy. Critics warn unchecked growth may justify reconditioning or wealth hoarding while inequality deepens. ecologists should push progressive taxation and end tax perks for resources.
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United States
Italians Seek Order Amid Italian Political Chaos
The piece portrays Italy's postwar government instability with nine day Andreotti term and looming May elections. It discusses divorce law upheaval, Colombo dissolution, health and education woes, weak funding, strong unions, and rising MSI neo-Fascist activity ahead of May elections.
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Rome
China
Italy
Giulio Andreotti
Andreotti
Emilio Colombo
Colombo
Leone
Europe
France
England
United States
MSI
Movimento Socialetaliana
Christian Democrats
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Leonard Ross
Scarsdale
America
Messrs. Passell and
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George Wallace
Dalloeye
AES
Anthony Lewis
NEW York Times News Service
James J
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