Cities gain power to control growth
The Supreme Court ruling affirms city power to limit growth and require referendums on zoning changes in certain cases. It highlights Petaluma style population caps and a referendum threshold for Eastlake like ordinances, increasing resident control over newcomers and development.
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California
Petaluma
Redlands
Planning Commission
U.S. Supreme Court
Forest Lake Enterprises
Eastlake
Ohio
City Planning Commission
Supreme Court
Mill Creek Canyon Dust and Heroic Climb Report
In San Bernardino valley region a rocky slide near Mill Creek Canyon sparks dust clouds as Lt. Col. Wasemiller surveys the scene. A party of three forest center staff members climb the Jump Off despite loose rock seeking deep pools and a risky rescue airlift of a crashed Cessna underscores harsher realities of the canyon environment.
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Mill Creek Canyon
M.D
Mill Creek
Coachella Valley
Smoke Tree Ranch
Palm Springs
Forest Home Christian Conference Center
Mark Zeek
Donald Fuller
Burbank
Randy Beaty
van Nuys
Mark
Canyon
Christian Conference Center
Candor and Ambition Shadow Brown Carter TV Appearance
Gov Edmund G Brown Jr urged candor on national TV while Democratic leaders concede Carter is likely nominee He avoids predicting the outcome saying he would support Carter in the fall Yet his private ambitions appear to conflict with public calls for openness and candor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmund G. Brown, Jr
Jimmy Carter
Brown
Gov. Carter
TV humor and city gossip mix in light column
A Columbus friend Carmello Tavella struggles with American icons while Phil Friedland recalls TV and auto ads. Notable bits include Lou Brecker turning down a Carter invitation at Roseland, a long marriage secret, and playful takes on inflation and culture in a light neighborhood column.
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Phil Friedland
Columbus
Carmello Tavella
Carmello
Italy
Phil
Babe Ruth
Lou Gehrig
al Capone
Joe DiMaggio
Roseland Dance City
Jimmy Carter
Lou
Breckers
Redlands Yesterday Five Years Ago Highlights
Five years ago reports note wildfires near Camp Angelus causing $133000 in losses. A rabid tat first found in the county in Redlands Sylvan Park kills an 11 year old Rialto boy. Grand Central Rocket tests a solid propellant for lunar space work. President Ford urged legislation to require reporting of questionable payments to foreign governments.
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Camp Angelus
Redlands
Sylvan Park
Rialto
M. E. Cosand
Grand Central Rocket Company
Carter and Kissinger on Detente and US Policy
Washington weighs Jimmy Carters foreign policy stance as largely aligned with Kissinger on detente and alliance consultation. The piece notes Carter favors U S Japan Western Europe cooperation and openness in policy while acknowledging realism on secrecy and crisis handling amid Nixon era precedents.
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Henry Kissinger
John Foster Dulles
Kissinger
Carter
United States
Japan
Europe
Richard Nixon
Middle East
Desert Cowboy Reflects on Discontent in Kenedy County
In Kenedy County Texas a cattle rancher named Tom East, a grandson of Capt King, voices blunt views on government and welfare. He notes rampant distrust of politics, laments national decline, and reflects on wealth in the region including King ranch holdings and private land dominance.
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Sarita
Texas
Randolph Scott
Levi's
Tom East
Kenedy County
Texas Gulf
East
Sun Belt
America
Midwest
Nelson Rockefeller
Kenedy
Anne Armstrong
U.S
Great Britain
King
Richard King
Robert E. Lee
Maryland
Hawaii
Houston
Duval County
George Parr
Duke of
Duval
Lyndon Johnson
Johnson
Senate
Capt. King
Washington Scandals Satire Mixed With Quips
The piece jokes about Washington sex scandals and politics with quips about Congress, Carter forming a women’s advisory group, envelope sizes, and age and diet notes. It notes Democratic ties to scandals and questions party sabotage while keeping a light tone.
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Washington
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Bill
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