Long Beach District Faces 3 Million Dollar Budget Gap
Long Beach Unified School District may see a 3 million dollar shortfall next year due to falling state aid and rising costs. Even with higher assessed valuation relative to urban peers, the district relies on dwindling state funds and tax limits, calling for legislative action to avert a crisis for poorer districts.
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Long Beach Unified School
Ralph Hinman Jr
Long Beach
Gay Reagan
Board of Education
Demonstrators press for education funding reform at Capitol
About 500 Bay Area residents marched on the California Capitol in Sacramento urging AB 409 to authorize a $372 million increase in state aid for public schools. Long Beach Unified backs the bill, while supporters warn a stopgap won’t deliver lasting equity without a statewide tax system.
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Capitol
Sacramento
Bay Area
Long Beach Unified
Reagan
James Dent
Concord
Open Forum on Smog and State Tax Policy in Southern California
Readers critique the smog crisis and its health effects while calling for urgent action on pollution. The letter also discusses California tax withholding and Governor Reagan’s stance, noting defenses of his position and opposition to immediate policy pushes. The piece includes regional mentions of Bellflower and Long Beach.
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Catalina
California
Les
Bellflower
John DE Francesco
Reagan
Long Beach
MLL
Bledsoe
Air power and the Vietnam War from Bien Hoa to Saigon
Air power enabled mobility and ground support in Vietnam with helicopters and forward air control shaping battles. Interdiction bombing failed to halt North Vietnamese manpower flows via the Ho Chi Minh Trail, while overall air supremacy could not win the war.
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Bien Hoa
Vietnam
da Nafig
Tan Son Nhut
Saigon
Chicago
O'Hare
New York
Air
America
North
Billy Mitchell
U.S
South Vietnam
Ho Chi Minh Trail
Laos
Pepsi chief takes run at job problem
New York Pepsi Cola chief Donald M. Kendall heads the National Alliance of Businessmen campaign to hire the hard core unemployed. He faces the challenge of following Henry Ford, who built an impressive start in the NAB’s first year for President Johnson.
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New York
Donald M. Kendall
Pepsi Cola
Nixon
National Alliance of Businessmen
Henry Ford
Ford
N.A.B
Johnson
Kendall Seeks Broader Jobs Push with Pepsi Ties
Nick Thimmesch highlights N A B hiring success with 345000 placed in nine months and 60 percent still on the payroll while Kendall aims to raise the 14 000 job goal by 1971. He plans wider corporate ties and chamber of commerce involvement across 75 more cities and to challenge the charity mindset with business leadership.
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N.A.B
Kendall
Chambers of Commerce
Eisenhower
Pepsi
Khrushchev
Moscow
Nixon
California
New York
Nixon Law Firm
Liberal Republicans Fade From Public View
Liberal Republicans like Senators Hatfield Percy and Brooke have kept a low profile since Nixon’s election. They linger in a wait and see stance on administration policies, notably Vietnam, and fear rocking the party boat as the Nixon era begins.
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Washington
Mark O. Hatfield
Oregon
Charles Percy
Illinois
Edward Brooke
Masssachusetts
Nixon
Vietnam
Hatfield
Capital Chatter in Washington Political Rumors
Capital chatter centers on administration hints of a quiet approval plan to avoid anger from right wing critics. Blatchford of California upset by New York paper on his Peace Corps director appointment. Mamie Eisenhower secret service officers claim fashion show experience. Moynihan, a leading Irish American, risks trouble with the Hibernian Society after a St Patrick's Day lunch at Federal City Club.
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Joseph J. Blatchford
California
New York
Peace Corps
Blatchford
Lara
WRBAN
Pat- Ack Moynihan
The
Hibernian Society
Maynihan
Washington
Federal City Club
St. Patrick's Day
Heineken's
Sidewalk Senate Joy Brand and the Money Question
In a Plaza Shopping Center survey, respondents discuss what they would do with a large inheritance. Answers vary from investing in stocks to buying cars and clothes, with others favoring savings or charitable gifts. The voices include Phil Shinar, Linda Harvey, Anne Hinkley, Mrs Brennan, and others sharing practical yet diverse plans.
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Flournoy Commission
Houston J. Flournoy
Commission
Beverly Hills
West Covina
Open Forum
Ogre
Assemblyman
Bagley
ACS
Wayne Kracht
Langley
FAC
Ty Core
Lenin AY Aah Bele
Wbleger
Rats Yrent
Tee
Lewis
Nick Thimmesch
Richard Nixon
White House
Philosphy
Secret Service
Mamie Eisenhower
Joy Brand
Phil Shinar
Millikan HS
Don Kirkland
Plaza
Linda. Harvey
Cal State
Arthritis Foundation
Anne Hinkley
Joan
Ginny Peart
Tokyo
Europe
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