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Newspaper

Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Mar 22, 1977

Page

7

Editorial: City income tax may replace property taxes

California League of Cities representatives say they would accept limits on property tax if an income tax were authorized for revenue. They argue state spending controls, fairer taxation, and that tax shifts should reduce overall burden. A city income tax could replace, not add to, local levies under certain conditions.

California League of Cites League of Cities Long Beach League

Equal pay for equal work should apply to all workers

A UC Davis study finds wage gaps due to within occupation variation and occupational segregation. Barbara Zoloth notes 40 percent of women are in clerical roles and calls for shifts toward managerial posts, urging confidence and policy for equal pay regardless of gender or even orangutan involvement.

United States University of California At Davis Barbara Zoloth Davis Ms. Zoloth

Hughes Watergate mystery spans Howard Hughes links

The Watergate puzzle centers on Howard Hughes and his Washington network. Documents show Hughes engaged closely with Nixon finances via Ches ter Davis and Bebe Rebozo while his aide Bob Bennett moved cash to Nixon campaigns. Liddy and Hunt planned the break in with ties to Hughes allies, but no prosecutor could question Hughes directly.

Washington Howard Ughys Hughes Robert Ben Helt White House John Dean Bennett Howard Hughes Chester Davis Fred Huzhardt Senate Watergate Committee Davis Buzhardt Sen Sam Senate Sam Ervin D.-N.c Bebe Reboro Richard Nixon Nixon Nevada Watergate Richard Danner Key Biscayne Fla San Clemente Calif Rebozo Bob Bennett Barry O'Brien Las Vegas Hank Greenspun Liddy O'Brien Greenspun E. Howard Hunt Hennett Hunt Ralph Winte John Ehrlichman Hig CIA Clas

Taxpayers warn against city manager Dever over CETA police hires

William B. Martin of Long Beach writes a fiery plea urging taxpayers and police to scrutinize the city’s plan to replace 34 CETA funded officers with new, largely untrained hires. He questions training costs, civil service fairness, and the impact on public protection and taxes.

Long Beach John Dever CETA Lone Beach Asa Police Civil Service Police Department Unair Dever William B. Martin

No moderate Arabs by galling distorting comments

Reader letters criticize figures for exaggerating Middle East peace chances and describe Arabs as united only in opposition to Israel. A NYT ad from 1976 spurs charges of deception, while others urge tax reform, local Lakewood politics, and appreciation for school board coverage.

N.Y Israel America Russia P. Hull Long Beach E. Jane Mermelstein

Buses for seniors debate in Long Beach transit plan

Letter argues the Long Beach Public Transportation Company should extend the 1774-1976 loop concept to serve seniors. It suggests buses could ferry older residents to the Social Security office and the new Senior Center, criticizing past planning and urging focus on youth employment and education.

Long Beach Public Transportation Company Farrell Social Security Office Margaret 1, PT C. Smith Long Beach

Water Control Ordinance Proposal by Frank L. Carlson

A letter argues for a strict local ordinance to shut off hired water to tanks and conserve water amid a looming supply crisis. It urges compulsory compliance and suggests saving bath water and using bucket flushes to prevent leaks and boost food production.

Frank L. Carlson Long Beach

Business tactics and police fund fundraiser linked to gala

Police Chief Koriz weighs accepting 300 dollars for the police association widows fund from a gay beauty contest amid questions of reputational impact. Frank Sinatra performed for the game fund, raising further concerns about influences. A Long Beach bar owner notes nearby rival operations had been shut down, suggesting city business norms.

Koriz Police Association Frank Sinatra Long Beach Thomas N. Wheeler

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