The New Republic, December 15, 1973
ANGELENO LIFE is unthinkable without the automobile. But Washington is talking about 10 or 15 gallons weekly gasoline quotas, Sunday closing of gasoline stations, and immediate cutbacks of diesel fuel and heavy heating oil.
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Working Papers For A New Society, Summer 1973
IT IS JUST within the realm of possibility that low-income groups, by joining with environmentalists, labor and other progressive forces, could bring about a favorable distribution of land ownership in California. The mechanism for doing this could be a state government trust fund which might be called the California Land Conservation Fund.
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The New Republic, June 5, 1971
A HUNDRRED years ago, land for the landless was a battle cry. How things have changed.
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Newsweek, June 2, 1969
LAST TUESDAY, I was gassed twice in Berkeley. It hurt. The police and National Guard no longer bother with simple tear gas. They are using a chemical called CS — the kids call it pepper gas — that the Army uses in Vietnam.
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