Editorial rejects payroll withholding for child support
The piece condemns a proposed bill allowing employers to deduct child support from a divorced father’s wages with a $1 fee. It argues the plan is impractical, risks inaccurate notices, and harms employer employee relations. It favors courts and parents solving support without payroll withholding.
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Alister McAlister
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Press criticism on Watergate and hearsay debated
Vice President Agnew attacks press coverage as speculative and hearsay. The piece argues that anonymous sources are sometimes necessary and that newspapers report what others say, requiring readers to assess credibility and seek truth amid uncertainty.
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Letters to the editor urge unity over Watergate and praise community writers
Readers from Seal Beach and Long Beach express patriotism about the presidency, urge political unity over Watergate, and commend Denise Kusel’s Consumer notes while noting a desire for more coverage of their own ships and local topics. The letters celebrate community betterment and critique equal space ideas in newspapers.
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Owen Sole IK
Denise Kusel
Watergate smear aims to tarnish Nixon, Reagan name cited
A viewer expresses frustration at Watergate coverage, accusing Democrats of smearing Nixon. The note predicts a Republican future with Ronald Reagan as president, signed by Mrs. Land Teach Johnson.
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Nixon's hands tied in Cambodia report analysis
The Nixon Doctrine falters in Cambodia under Congress limits and Vietnam-era hangover. U.S. advisers are barred, leaving FANK leadership weak and prone to defeat. Lon Nol’s regime weakens U.S. influence, while Hanoi-backed forces press the insurgency with North Vietnamese advisers. The outcome endangers Cambodia's independence and signals wider Asian repercussions.
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Ironies and hypocrisies in Watergate era discourse
A compact critique of hypocrisy in Watergate era coverage. It contrasts defenders of law and order with illicit acts, notes the irony in Ellsberg and Teamsters cases, and questions journalistic ethics around leaks. It cites lawyers, admen, and officials, arguing decentralization and caution in commentary.
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