Editorials Ocean Boulevard zoning dispute remains unresolved
Long Beach debates Ocean Boulevard zoning between Kennebec and Redondo avenues show the City Council and Planning Commission split yet share a goal. Council rezoned the north side to R-2 while planning for a future study of denser, yet economically feasible, options to harmonize with Bluff Park’s beauty and local concerns.
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Redondo Avenues
Bluff Park
Planning Department
Long Beach
Too Proud to Work Hurting Youth Unemployment Gap
A U S News and World Report summary notes seven million jobless Americans include many teens and non whites while unfilled positions persist in fast food, home, farm, and warehouse work. Some youths reject entry jobs as beneath them and prefer prestige roles, prompting debate over attitudes and government aid.
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Inde
Raleigh
N.C
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Western Hemisphere
Mexico
Immigration and Naturalization Service
Justice Department
U.S
Carter administration moves to limit illegal aliens immigration
The Carter White House pushes a cabinet drafted package to Congress amid broad support for tougher action. The plan includes civil fines on employers, amnesty for long-term undocumented residents, stronger border enforcement, and foreign policy steps to reduce push factors driving unauthorized entry, with key input from Bell Vance Califano and Marshall.
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Carter
United States
Te House
White House
Capitol Hill
Congress
Joshua Eflberg
D-Pa
House Immigration Subcommittee
Lves
House
Tuckessey Committee
Senate Committee
Griffin B. Bell
Cyrus R. Vance
Joseph A. Califano Jr
F. Ray Marshall
Labor
U.S
Carter immigration proposal faces civil, criminal sanction splits
The Carter plan mirrors past Congress efforts to curb illegal immigration with civil fines and border measures. Eilberg argues fines may be nominal and easier as a cost of doing business, while Eastland blocks criminal employer sanctions over labor supply concerns. Support exists for stronger border patrol with helicopters and sensors.
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Filberg
James O. Eastland
D-Miss
Judiciary Committee
United States
Mexico
China
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Carter Bows to King Congress in Budget Maneuver
President Carter, before a London summit, concedes congressional prerogatives by accepting limits on defense spending and backing a budget resolution. The move signals a retreat from confrontations on Capitol Hill, with House liberals pushing to curb Pentagon outlays while Speaker O’Neill sought a pragmatic path forward.
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Robert Giaimo
Connecticut
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Omar Burleson
Texas
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O'Neill
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Idgel Committee
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Ashbrook’s slur sparks fallout over King murder remarks
Witnesses recalled Rep. John Ashbrook saying money should not be wasted investigating the murder of some nigger. Ashbrook denied the remark, while others at a Washington dinner confirmed hearing the insult amid crossfire over civil rights debates and investigations.
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John Ashbrook
Ohio
Martin Luther King Jr
Heer Fouales
den Tal
Prague
Oakland Inn
Sprague
John P
Martin
King
Ashbrook
John Rousselot
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