Editorial Tarkanian set the pace
The five years under Jerry Tarkanian at Long Beach State brought brilliant seasons and national fame. He built a strong program, raised community spirit, and leaves with the team ranked No. 4 nationally. The writer wishes him success at UNLV while expressing confidence Long Beach State can reach No. 1.
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Long Beach State
Jerry Tarkanian
Riverside
Pasadena
Tarkanian
University of Nevada At Las Vegas
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University
Las Vegas
Yorty Enlists John Wayne in Radio Spots
Los Angeles Mayor Sam Yorty uses actor John Wayne in a radio push to woo Orange County voters. Wayne praises Yorty for not promising much while the mayor warns Angelenos about outsiders, sparking talk of rivals and poll results.
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Orange County
Los Angeles
Sam Yorty
John Wayne
Wayne
Yorty
Nebraska
Honor
Painters’ Union
Jess Unruh
Inglewood
Tom Bradley
Newport Beach
Letters to the Editor on Native Americans and injustice
A Long Beach reader critiques U S treatment of American Indians, condemns sensationalism and white racism, and argues for equal rights and cultural respect. The writer recalls reservations, land history, and fears for future generations amid corruption and surveillance.
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E.L. MacMichael
E. L. Wat
Michael
Oeal
Trotare
Long Beach
Natante
Going Places Fast Yet Uncertain Where
In Santa Cruz California the nation is amid a vast physical transformation driven by rapid speed and change. Cities are both decaying and rebuilding as old houses fall and new glass structures rise higher and faster. The public seems rushed like drivers on freeways, unsure where or why they are heading.
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Santa Cruz
Calif
America
Fife
California
Cape Cod
Massachusetts
Urbana
Ill
Illinois
Illinois State University At
Normal
Ohio
Rockies
Republic
Watching Big Spenders: Federal Money and Local Waste
In Washington and across the nation, leaders argue federal funds could be spent better than Congress. Rep. Chet Holifield cites waste in local and state governments, from cushy projects to lax strings, urging wiser use of revenue and reform as 1976 approaches. He warns the urban-rural divide and pervasive signage reflect broader policy failures and calls for scrutiny of how money is allocated and monitored.
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Chet Holifield
D-Montebello
Calif
California
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Supervisors
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Senator Ervin Seeks Stronger Shield for News Sources
Senator Sam Ervin, Morganton elder and Judiciary Committee chair, weighs a new bill to shield reporters from testifying about confidential sources. He argues the First Amendment protections must be harmonized with strong, enforceable safeguards, despite opposing calls to tighten or repeal. The Caldwell case shapes his concern as 10 bills pursue source confidentiality nationwide.
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Morganton
North Carolina
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Istrict Ox
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Senate
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Ervin
Caldwell
Earl Caldwell
Oakland- San Francisco
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Alan Cranston
D.calif
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