A modest museum hints at a practical art space
The Newport Beach decision to open a $550000 art museum contrasts with Long Beach's $13 million plan. Locals praise the Newport model, noting its simple 21000 square foot design and donated services, while Long Beach weighs affordability and feasibility before proceeding.
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Newport Beach
Long Beach Museum of Art
Long Beach
Newport Harbor Art Museum
Langdon & Wilson
Néryport Beach
Los Angeles
Irvine Co
San Clemente Drive
Newport Center
Koll Co
Newport Beach Museum
J. M. Pei
Newport Harbor
Newport
Newspaper defends political ads and Briggs initiative
The Independent and Press Telegram explain policy on accepting political ad supplements. They reiterate editors do not edit for or against political views, evaluating legality and taste. The Briggs initiative ad was accepted as part of campaign coverage, noting willingness to publish controversial ads from candidates and proponents alike.
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Independent
Press-Telegram
John Briggs
Press-Telegrom
Sen. Briggs
Long Beach
Fresno
Eureka
San Diego
I,pt
California
Vow
Folk Times Service
BOKN
West Germany
Europe
le Monde
Paris
Paul Oestreicher
Amnesty International
Times of London
Miss’ Becker
Adolf Mitler
Andreas Baader
Hitler
Vander-Meinhof Gang
German rebels without a cause and the Baader-Meinhoff threat
West Germany faces bafflement as urban guerrillas unleash violence in attacks on industry and government. Analysts note a small core with broad sympathizers, while authorities warn the movement seeks an ideological idealism over concrete goals.
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Hanns-Martin Schleyer
Cologne
West Germany
Willy Brandt
Julia Becker
Hitler
Bauketyssie
Susanne Albrecht
Hamburg
Jurgen Ponto
Frankfurt
Weatherman
United States
Mi0
Vietnam
Ogaden War Stirs Horn of Africa Tensions
The Ogaden conflict pits Somali forces against Ethiopia in a scramble over territory and self determination. It intertwines colonial history with modern state boundaries and religion as major powers supply both sides, risking wider Afro-Arab solidarity.
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Natrobe
Kenya
Horn of Africa
Ethiopia
Ogaden
Soviet Union
Somalia
sub-Saharan Africa
Thessas
Djibouti
Ggaden
Mogadishu
Mohammed Siad Barre
Menelik
Africa
Addis Ababa
British Somaliland
Italian Somaliland
French Somaliland
Somaliland
Mexico and the United States Strain Over Borders and Oil Politics
Mexico faces a tough balance as President Lopez Portillo tackles unemployment and inflation while seeking oil-driven growth. U.S. immigration pressure, drug smuggling, and prisoner issues strain ties, with PRI unity and cooperation with the United States essential for stability.
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Richard C. Schroeder
Washington
America
Mexico
Jose Lopez Portilla
Lopes Pastillo
Carter
Latin America
United States
South America
U.S
Congress
Lopez Portillo
Mouc
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