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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1975
Page
7
Editorial notes a shift toward formal collective bargaining between California school boards and employees, warning of rising costs and potential strikes. It traces a century of teacher empowerment, unionization, and legislative moves that replace negotiation with threat of action, culminating in a new contract framework under a bill signed by Governor Brown.
A Senate bill on teacher unions prompts fierce dispute over bargaining rights agency shop and minority voice. Proponents cite growing power of teachers’ lobby while opponents warn of politicized school boards and higher costs to taxpayers. The campaign features AFL CIO and California Teachers Association comments and signals possible statewide clashes.
Washington reports on Israel's demand for Pershing missiles, the U S Army's limited inventory, and the plan to reopen the Orlando plant. Pentagon officials say no battery can be spared, while Defense docs note Scud ranges far shorter than Pershing. Also covered is President Ford's interior secretary pick Thomas Kleppe amid intra White House politics and Frizzell’s contrasting record.
A Long Beach reader group argues against spending 500000 next year on two bikeway sections. They cite UCLA and US DOT studies, questioning safety and cost effectiveness. They urge reallocating funds to improve existing streets and advocate for an advocacy agency and practical bike lanes.
A reader writes praising doctors for long education, sacrifice, and free volunteer work amid stress, urging appreciation over complaints. The letter also notes a fan’s stance to boycott NFL sponsors after years in several cities, signaling ongoing sports sponsor tensions.
A column argues President Ford cannot rely on crowds or tame media to curb assassination risks. It contrasts past presidents like Johnson and Nixon with today’s needs, urging Ford to emphasize policy and economy over frequent public appearances and handshakes.
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