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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1971
Page
5
Editorials urge rethinking the 1922 ruling that exempted baseball from antitrust laws. The piece notes players’ salaries and free agency, cites Curt Flood, and argues baseball is interstate commerce requiring federal scrutiny. It calls for aligning law with reality and a new ruling.
California's sentencing system aimed to rehabilitate inmates with fixed terms but produced frustration and anger in some. Critics cited parole board snags and harsh questions. The Adwat Authority's contingency release date plan offers a hybrid: definite yet adjustable, reducing uncertainty while preserving safety, and giving inmates hope and incentive to reform.
Nixon administration faces a puzzle over its approach to China at the United Nations as Kissinger arrives in Peking to push for normalization while Ambassador Bush lobbies to keep Nationalist China in the UN. Washington’s tactic risks uncommitted nations misreading the president’s intent.
Mrs Banuelos faces a media stir as a Latin American food processor and bank board chair is named for the post of treasurer of the United States. The notice stresses no great state issue, focusing on the personal grievance within the nomination drama.
Ex attorney general Will Wilson faces fresh scrutiny linked to Frank Sharp and American National Insurance in Galveston, tied to Las Vegas gambling interests and Moody Foundation trustees. Insurgent stockholders allege misconduct while Wilson denies wrongdoing, noting prior actions on trustees, a 1963 mortgage deal, and no indictments. Meanwhile immigration debates swirl around Mrs Banuelos and a tortilla plant raid, with officials highlighting limits of citizenship proof and potential political motives.
A fragmented reflection argues truth as a rare virtue and money’s value varies with life. It questions sincerity as a pleasing yet vanishing trait, noting wealth’ s impact depends on personal choices and delivery of a message that may not reach others.
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