A wiser course for airport planning by Cullen
Editorial argues Assemblyman Mike Cullen drops a single county study for a three county, SCAG backed approach. He urges state planners to collaborate with SCAG federal and local officials to map a 30 year master plan for air transportation, aiming for orderly debate and comprehensive regional needs.
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Mike Cullen
Dlong Beach
San Pedro Bay
Southern California Association of Governments
SCAG
Southern
California
Cullen
State Planning Office
Long Beach Municipal Airport
Ocean
Mission Impossible Spies Target U S Airline Reservations
The Washington Star reports Russian spies focus on U S airline reservation systems. The piece mocks the CIA studying such claims and notes the suitcase always arriving with the passenger in some countries.
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England
Washington Star
the Star
Armerica
Central Intelligence Agency
U.S
CIA
It is a Bad Time to Talk Prisons Reform
The piece argues reform is the only way to blunt the attack on law and prisons, noting Attica spurred attention. It cites Mervyn Dymally, President Nixon, and Chief Justice Burger urging reforms, while AP reports expose failures in rehabilitation and brutal conditions. The author warns inaction harms society.
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Attica
California
Mervyn
Dymally
Nixon
Burger
Gun control focus as Indiana senator presses handgun limits
Senator Bayh argues for strict handgun controls, urging federal dealers to sell only to law enforcement or sport designated weapons, amid rising gun production and crime. He cites 1970 production of 680,000 and cites Detroit crime, calling for statewide handgun bans and tougher penalties while acknowledging broader deterrence needs.
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Bayh
Indiana
Congress
Secretary of the Treasury
U.S
Detroit
Grm
Unruh eyes Los Angeles mayoralty in comeback bid
Washington focus on Jess Unruh, former California Assembly leader, as he eyes a 1973 Los Angeles mayoral race against Sam Yorty. He faces Bradley in the primary, but stresses coalition building and practical reforms for Los Angeles amid urban problems, pollution, and transit debates.
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Washington
Jess Unruh
California
Unruh
Ronald Reagan
Yorty
Thomas Bradley
Los Angeles
Toether
Bradley
Unrah
America
Trum
Irving Kristol
New York
Chicago
San Francisco
Hut Unruh
Southern
San Francisco Bay
General Motors
Neder
Carif Nia
Sam Yorty
Jess
Nixon as centrist undercuts conservative revolt in 1969 era
Richard M Middleroad Nixon argues that conservatives err in labeling Nixon a conservative. He notes Nixon won with moderates, appeals to early 1960s voters, and maintains a liberal record on social programs and deficits. The piece contends a national conservative movement is unlikely and predicts Nixon will lure Buckley style critics back with centrist policies.
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Washington, D.C
Nixon
Johnson
George Wallace
Hubert H. Humphrey
Buckley Brothers
Roosevelt
Hisenhower
Buckley
China
Russia
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
Republican Party
New York Times
South
Apnew
Vice
Eisenhower
Ike
Ronald Reagan
California
Reagan
Nxion
Another side of Dr. Baker letters to the editor
Mrs Rachel Olivas recounts a rainy December 29 1985 car crash on Paramount Boulevard in Lakewood. She credits Dr Charles Baker with witnessing the accident providing first aid stopping a jugular bleed and driving her to his office for treatment.
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Dr. Baker
Charles Baker
Paramount Boulevard
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