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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1972
Page
6
The column praises the show as well-written and funny yet warns it may normalize bigotry. It notes serious questions, including stereotypes of Jews and women, and suggests producers should preserve humor while reducing offensive content for young viewers. It urges mindful handling of provocative material.
Californians seeking outside brochures must contact state agencies in other states while California lacks a state travel map or brochure. The author notes a $41,000 tourism budget, the lowest nationally, even as tourism remains a $4 billion industry yielding $200 million annually in state taxes.
A House bill would delay federal responsibility for black lung benefits by two years while a Senate bill allows only one year. Conference action should favor the Senate plan as fairer to taxpayers and broader in burden on coal operators. California tourism funding seeks 250000 more to boost attractions. Assembly approved. Senate stalled.
Washington officials express unease about North Vietnam's capacity to sustain pressure in South Vietnam, while intelligence estimates diverge from earlier views. President Nixon warning of further bombardment contrasts with analysts' cautious notes on battlefield realities and the looming political stakes at home.
In a tense hearing Rep. Harrington and Rep. Gubser clashed over defense spending. Harrington condemned committee deference to the Defense Department, while Gubser attacked what he called fat and waste in the budget, prompting sharp exchanges with Chairman Hebert.
A reflective piece critiques campaign dynamics and public image. It argues that a politician’s paradise lies in unopposed campaigning, spotlighted by publicity that boosts certain figures, while real income and favors shape perception. It highlights wisdom as not guaranteed by error-free behavior.
A city council in Lakewood defies developers opting for a moratorium on apartment construction to protect future planning. The piece argues that business leaders and politicians stall environmental reforms, preferring profit and political gain, while the public seeks rational anti pollution legislation and long term solutions.
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