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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1973
Page
7
A strong editorial argues Proposition 1 does not ban or cut services but caps state spending to a declining share of personal income and imposes local property tax limits. It labels opponents horror tactics as misleading and notes the tactic targets special interests to sway support without eliminating programs.
The piece argues Proposition 1 would cap state spending as a percentage of personal income, restrict added taxes without reshaping the tax structure, and require justification for new spending. It stresses fiscal restraint, emergency fund use, and public vote on tax raises, while noting school tax limits remain state/local. It ends with broader reflections on personal finance and accountability.
A driverless diesel engine rolled 80 miles from Rutland to Essex Junction before officers halted it. A jailed locomotive inmate claimed no exit plan, recalling desertion, misdirection, and an aim to see Moose Horn Mountain and other spots, while insisting no inside help existed.
Greece moves toward elections in early 1974 under Premier Spyros Markezinis while President Papadopoulos retains control of defense and security. Release of prisoners and political reentry are promised, yet doubts persist about real power and democracy.
A Long Beach reader argues Americans must confront crime and political dishonesty while recounting a park lockin incident at El Dorado Lake. Virginia Glefin details being trapped with two children after a sunset gate closure and the game warden's broadcast.
In this Det. 22 editorial, the author argues airlines could require payment before confirming reservations, allowing them to avoid overbooking and penalize customers who fail to show, with Seal Beach’s RANK D. NAGEL noting the point.
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