Los Angeles Free Press: vol. 9, #34, ( #423) Aug 25-Sep 4, 1972; "State Bites Taxpayers" Headline vol. 9, #34, ( #423) Aug 25-Sep 4, 1972 by Kunkin, Art, publisher and editor, Charles Manson, Mark Lane, Harriet Katz, Della Rossa, Michael Hannon, Sue Marshall, Don Slater, Gene Youngblood, Deena Metzger, Harlan Ellison et al - 1972

Los Angeles: Los Angeles Free Press, 1972. Newspaper. One issue in two sections, total of 56p., 17x11.5 inch illustrated tabloid newspaper; toned, shelf and edge worn, minor tears along vertical edges, previous owners initials lightly penciled in upper right corner, else in good condition. Inside find: "Nixon's aides avoid questions about President's secret profits", "Anais Nin reviews ' Safe Place'", "Our Astrologer Charts Nixon McGovern", Music, Film, Theater, Yoga, Astrology, more.

Los Angeles: Los Angeles Free Press, 1973. Newspaper. One issue,40p., 17x11.5 inch tabloid newspaper; toned, shelf and edge worn, a few marginal tears along vertical edge of cover, subscription label & previous owners initials lightly penciled on cover, else in good condition. Inside find: "Love, Money & Health in 1973", "Demonstrations planned to protest new bombing" more.

Los Angeles: Los Angeles Free Press, 1972. Newspaper. One issue in two sections, total of 53p., 17x11.5 inch tabloid newspaper; toned, shelf and edge worn, minor tears along vertical & top edges, some dust, previous owners initials penciled in upper right corner, else in good condition. Second section focuses on the arts and culture. Front cover: Fabulous Freek Brothers cartoon by Gilbert Shelton. Inside find: "Abortion tragedy at Bel Air Hospital exposed", "Interpreting Dreams", "World Science Fiction Convention", "University of California Discrimination", Music, Film, Theater, Yoga, Astrology, more.

Los Angeles: Los Angeles Free Press, 1972. Newspaper. One issue,56p., in two parts, 17x11.5 inch tabloid newspaper; toned, shelf and edge worn, a few marginal tears along vertical edge of cover, subscription label & previous owners initials lightly penciled on cover, else in good condition. Inside find: "Herald-Examiner Strike", "R.D. Laing: Schizophrenia in Santa Monica", "Kissinger the Failure of Power", "Dismissed Elsberg Jurors talk", more.

Los Angeles: Los Angeles Free Press, 1972. Newspaper. One issue in two sections, total of 52p., 17x11.5 inch illustrated tabloid newspaper; toned, shelf and edge worn, minor tears along vertical edges, minor smudges on cover, previous owners initials lightly penciled in upper right corner, else in good condition. Inside find: "Navy messes with California weather", "Diary of a Timid Vampire", "The Freakers Ball", Music, Film, Theater, Yoga, Astrology, more.

Los Angeles: Los Angeles Free Press, 1971. Newspaper. 56p. in two sections, 17.5x11.5 inch tabloid newspaper; smudges & wear on cover wrap, light toning evenly throughout, initials of previous owner and subscription label on upper rt corner of cover wrap, shelf and edge worn with light tearing along most edges, else a good copy. Part 1: "We have not sold out" major essay by Art Kunkin on the legal and financial situation of the LA Free Press, "New Left Plans for 1972" with a focus on "The Search for a 3rd Party", "British Prison System", "Women Art's Report", more. Part II, Living Arts section: reviews of film, the arts, counter-culutre, music and a lot more.

Los Angeles: Los Angeles Free Press, 1967. Newspaper. 24p., complete in one section; 17.5x11.5 inch tabloid newspaper; features on cover a three-quarter-page Cobb cartoon showing LBJ & retinue at the Roman Amphitheater above a smash of modern billyclubs. Toned, edgeworn, a few small stains on front wrap, else good condition. Inside find the contents of June 26th's 8p "Extra" on the bashings, pretty much the same material and photos plus filler.

Los Angeles: Los Angeles Free Press, 1972. Newspaper. 40p. 17.5x11.5 inch tabloid newspaper; smudges & wear on cover wrap, vertical edges chipped and torn, spine shows wear, light toning evenly throughout, initials of previous owner and subscription label on upper rt corner of cover wrap, shelf and edge worn with light tearing along most edges, else a good copy. Articles include "Secret White House Papers", "How to make money", "Two day festival Cultivating & Applying the new consciouseness", reviews of film, the arts, counter-culutre, music and a lot more.

Los Angeles: Los Angeles Free Press, 1972. Newspaper. One issue in two sections, total of 52p., 17x11.5 inch tabloid newspaper; toned, shelf and edge worn, tears along vertical & top edges, some dust, previous owners initials penciled in upper right corner, else in good condition. Second section focuses on the arts and culture. Front cover: phote of young Indian girl with 4 arms. Inside find: "Garbage: a Report on Street Psychelelics, Rightest leader John Schmitz interviewed", Music, Film, Theater, Yoga, Astrology, more.

Los Angeles: Los Angeles Free Press, 1972. Newspaper. One issue in two sections, total of 56p., 17x11.5 inch illustrated tabloid newspaper; slightly toned, shelf and edge worn, previous owners initials lightly penciled in upper right corner of cover, subscription label on cover, else in very good condition. Inside find: "Bill Walton Talks", "Readers help the 'Enforced Virgin'", Music, Film, Theater, Yoga, Astrology, more.