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Newspaper

Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Sep 30, 1974

Page

5

Editorial One of the sad cases

Jalal Bayati a former Long Beach State University economics lecturer stabbed his fiancée then another man in her apartment both victims died He was found guilty of voluntary manslaughter and the judge ordered no prison sentence while Bayati would be kept in county jail until return to his native Iraq where penalties differ The ruling drew criticism that foreigners might be spared harsher punishment and sparked debate on justice and cultural differences

Jalal Bayati Long Beach State University Bayati Long Beach Ernest Kelly Iraq Denis Petty America Evies Willy Loman Snesman Abe Sapherstein Abe Manhattan Harris Lower East Side New York Pearl Emma Goldman Morehan Saphersteins Hannan Sapherstein Samtson Torrance

Pins poke at Soviet awards sparking Pravda ire

Pravda rails at readers who wear humorous lapel pins in Russia. A toilet seat badge mocks the Azerbaijan sanitary assembly, while a Chelyabinsk pin spoof and a Rostov Travel pin imitate Heroes of the Soviet Union. The paper laments rising pin production and warns it strains scarce materials.

Pravda Azerbaijan Sanitary Technical Assembly Enterprise Soviet Union Rostov

Textbooks and democracy in Charleston school debate

The piece argues individual beliefs must be protected in democracy even as Charleston Virginia officials face pressure over textbooks and teacher guides some passages offend parents. It urges vigilance for church state separation and cautions against letting one group veto educational materials while noting the need for informed review and evolving texts.

Charleston

For a Survivor a Last Notice and Editor Letters

Abratian Sapherstein aged eight died September 12 1974 in Long Beach. Survived by wife Sophie children Harry Hannah and others. Memorial service at Westwood Village Mortuary on Sunday. The page features a tribute by Hannah Sapherstein and multiple readers’ letters discussing inflation bonds desert tours police funding and presidential accountability.

Sapherstein Abratian Sophie Harry Hannah Frieda Inday Steve Len Leonard Arthur Gerald Joan Ada Nancy James Karen Phyllis Rick Michael Robert Westwood Village Mortuary

Red tide caused by natural dinoflagellate bloom

In a Sept 1 letter Earl Mark says he is not an ecologist. Red tide stems from mass dinoflagellate growth, not pollution, with up to 60 million organisms per liter under favorable conditions. Decay produces a water soluble toxin, depleting oxygen and discoloring the sea, killing vast marine life.

Earl Mark

US Apology Urged Over Chilean Coup Interference

The President’s stance on Chile is criticized as a weak excuse for backing an opposition that toppled an elected government. A brutal military dictatorship followed with book burnings and press control, torture of prisoners, and global condemnation grows. Calls arise for an apology to Allende’s family and withdrawal of recognition for the regime.

United States Chile Adolph Hielmann U.S President Allende

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