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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1974
Page
5
In April California formed two new state commissions to coordinate higher education. Proposition 3 would exempt the director and top three deputies from civil service, a change supported by all 23 commissioners. The brief notes no risk of political dominance and urges a Yes vote.
The proposition amends the University of California Board of Regents by adding two regents, shortening gubernatorial terms from 16 to 12 years, and creating an advisory, politically‑tinged committee. It shifts membership and requires Senate confirmation, while urging representation of diverse groups. The paper urges a Yes vote with caveats about the advisory group.
Analysis notes U S arms and economic assistance to Turkey amid its Cyprus invasion and Ankara’s defiance. Ford faces congressional resistance as lawmakers press for limits while Turkey argues legality under Cyprus accords. The piece argues US policy tension with NATO aims and broader aid roles.
Ford faced criticism for an abrupt Nixon papers deal. Nixon seeks custody of tapes and papers arguing presidential rights. The Nelson bill would place materials under official control, with compensation to Nixon, while the special prosecutor urges access to evidence for Watergate. The case tests Ford, Congress, and national recovery from Nixon era abuses.
A letter advocates freeing taxes on basic food producers to curb inflation and lower prices, arguing food is essential and wage cuts will follow. A Cerritos reader denounces supporters of government aid for the lazy and praises workers' struggles. Other letters challenge New Melones Dam flood control rationale and critique President Ford’s call for patriotic action and corporate tax loopholes.
The text hints at a controversial claim about where money lies and mentions Dr Robert Toumasian, a drive-in fiasco, and warnings about potential bunkers. It reads like a fragmented opinion piece asserting Nixon would push for money in the restaurant business and warning against adversaries.
The author argues President Nixon aimed to protect the nation from intrusions into government files. They suggest routine electronics may have revealed channels and leaks. The piece speculates on price records indicating stronger electronic tools than used publicly, shaping Nixon's actions.
A local call urges strict enforcement of speed laws and stronger parking limits on Orvan Boulevard to protect drivers and pedestrians. Proposals include banning parking from the horners to a safe distance, and restricting vans campers near intersections and crosswalks to improve traffic safety.
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