Readers celebrate Page One back-page experiment
Readers from Los Alamitos to Long Beach praise the shift to continuing Page One stories on the back page of section one. The editorial notes 487 in favor, 2 opposed, with readers writing, calling, and mailing feedback. Critics hint they may adjust, while many express gratitude for the paper and delivery staff. The experiment is now permanent and reader input remains valued.
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Los Alamitos
Long Beach
Joss
Beedusa
England
Georgetown
Senate Committee On Finance
Assembly Committee On Ways and Means
New Left figure Bernadette Deva clashes with campus critique
The piece reviews Ulster firebrand Inil Ber fiadette Deva at George ton University, noting sparse revolutionary rhetoric amid cheers and a youthful radical aura. It contrasts her impact with broader American labor history and suggests a film-worthy portrayal of labor conflicts.
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Angela Davis
Bernarette
Bernadette
Migene V. Nehs
New Amishecas Ren Teats and World Art Books Review
An errant, humorous catalog of book notices and reviews features Theodore sulubnenits Simm and kelins ter with a $1.95 paperbick. Simon finds Schuster titles, including Nicholas von Roffman on Nixon and Robert Coover on Lov ue Berkett, plus poems by Merwin Plath Ginsberg. It advertises Moszkowskd Convers ations, Welt und Wissenschaft, and 20,000 Years of World Painting with multiple volumes and essays on Renaissance, medieval, and modern art.
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Amishecas
Theodore Sulubnenits
Simm and
Kelinster
Simon Find Schuster
Nicholas von Roffman
Nixon
Robert Coover
Merwin
Sylvia Plath
Allen Ginsberg
Daukenge
Nell
Pops Kalan
G. C. Argan
Michael Lovey
L. ¢ Jaffe
Congress and the FOIA drift from open access norms
The piece condemns Rep John Mass and Rep Chet Holifeld for actions limiting public access to government information. It notes the hypocrisy of officials who claim one standard but act on self interest, cites the Nader team on information policy, and warns that secrecy erodes trust in representative government.
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Washington
John Mass
California
House
Government Operations Committee
Seattle
Chet Holifeld
D-Conf
Holifield
Nixon
Moss
Ralph Nader
Congress
Tome
Why Mills rejected Reagan's talk column clarification
A February editorial from the Sacramento Bureau prompts California Senate president pro tempore to explain why Governor Reagan was not allowed to address the Legislature outside the opening session. He cites long standing constitutional practice limiting executive addresses, warns against frequent appearances, and urges timely welfare reform bills for budget planning and legislative consideration.
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Woie
Bob Schmidt
Our State Bureau
California Senate
Sacramento
Senate
Reagan
North America
United States
Unon
Calfornia
Brown
Taft Warren
Cuthbert Olson
Residents protest Pierpoint Landing changes and sunset view
Letters discuss moving Pierpoint Landing for the Queen Mary project and fear the sunset and Palos Verdes view will be blocked. The writer questions preserving recreation space amid new development and questions parking fees and lighting plans for the new Queen Mary park. A second letter praises the Long Beach newspaper and criticizes Amusement Section advertising and explicit venues.
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Mhg Beach
Pierpond Landing
Pierpoint
Queen Mary Park
Ports O' Call
Palos Verdes
Soi
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