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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Aug 01, 1977

Page

9

Long Beach Airport's 600 Jackrabbits Roam Runways

Long Beach's airport hosts about 600 jackrabbits occupying 2 acres each amid hangars on a 41300 acre field. They cause little trouble, reportedly held in check by food scarcity and hawk predation, with no hunting allowed. Once mascots for Long Beach Polytechnic, the agile hares survived drought and pastures, now nesting near runways while avoiding human control efforts.

Jackrabbits Long Beach Karl Daugherty C.R Rot) Chandler Jack

Andrew Washington Named Principal of Itsytrnk Elementary

Dr Andrew F Washington an assistant professor at Long Beach State University has been appointed principal of Itsytrnk Elementary School by the ABC Unified School District Board of Education. He previously led a Compton Unified School District school for nine years and plans to engage the community while meeting staff and students. Washington holds roles with the National Association of Elementary School Principals and the Association of California School Administrators and has served in teacher association leadership.

Andrew F. Washington Department of Educational Administration Long Beach State University Washington ABC Unified School District Board of Education Compton Unified School Distict Burbank National Association of Elementary Association of California School Administrators Compton Elementary Teachers Association Wesley Social Service Los Angeles

Precision Chiropractic claims patent relief for spinal balance

A marketing pitch promotes Precision Chiropractic methods to restore spine and pelvic balance, claiming 9 percent elimination after treatment. It describes evaluation by spinal stress X rays and leg comparison, promises easier recovery, and urges readers to call for a Monday spinal segment at an orthopedic office in Beach with reservation contact.

Westminster Health and Safety Fair Sets August Event

The City of Westminster hosts its first Community Health and Safety Fair on Saturday August 13 at Siegler Park 7200 Plaza Ave. Co sponsored by Red Cross and Westminster Community Hospital the event runs until 5 p.m. Free diagnostic tests for heart trouble anemia glaucoma blood pressure and vision will be available.

City of Westminster Siegler Park Plaza Ave The Red Cross Westminster Community Hospital

VA revises GI education payment rules for veterans

The U S Veterans Administration will switch to advance payments only for students who apply 30 days before registration and will pay monthly after each training month. Last year veterans received automatic six week upfront payments, a system changed to curb overpayments. Cleland notes Congress acted to fix payment problems and highlights VA loans and a work-study program as additional aid.

U.S. Veterans Administration Max Cleland Cleland Congress

Long Beach Doctor Named to VA Drug Unit Staff

Dr Janis Foote, a clinical psychologist, was named to the Long Beach VA Hospital drug dependence treatment program in the spinal cord injury service. She recently completed a post doctoral fellowship, interned at Wood VA in Milwaukee, earned a University of Arizona doctorate, and has moved to California with her husband Ken Gerber.

Long Beach Long Beach Veterans Administration Hospital Klag Janis Foote Foote Special Spinal Cord Injury Service Wood VA Hospital Milwaukee University of Arizona Dr. Foote Ken Gerber California

Rabid Bat Peril Warns Southern Californians

Southern California health officials warn of increased bat activity after four rabid bat cases reported this summer, compared with ten for all of 1976. Dr. Robert J. Schroeder urges parents to keep children away from bats and wild animals and urges vaccination for pets through the county health department.

Los Angeles County

Four join Pacific Hospital board of directors

Four area residents have joined or been promoted to membership of the Pacific Hospital board of directors. Joining the nonprofit corporation are James D. Kennedy, president of KSI Leasing Inc in Long Beach and Dr. Pak T. Yee, a Long Beach general practitioner. Dr. Samuel B. Reese was recently elected to the board.

Long Pacific Hospital Board of Directors Corboration James D. Kennedy KSI Leasing Inc Long Beach Pak T. Yee Samuel B. Reese

Carpeting Stolen From Long Beach Apartment

Robbers forced a front window to enter the apartment of Howard Harlan at 1080 E. Hill St and stole carpeting valued at 300 dollars. The item was reported Sunday by Long Beach police. Vincent Rinehart, Merrill Lynch broker and Long Beach Chamber of Commerce director, to co-chair a new hospital funding campaign. Dr Reese, former USC neurospsychiatry professor, Kennedy of Seal Beach, and Dr Yee, native of Ching and resident of San Pedro, referenced in the same report.

Howard Harlan E. Hill St Long Beach Vincent Rinehart Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner and Smith Rinehart Long Beach Janine Chamber of Commerce Reese USC County Medical Center Kennedy Seal Beach Long Beach Hay's Club Chamber of Commerce

Car trouble leads to ad buy in Telegram Classifieds

Lewis Prochniak of 1261 EB 1st Street faced a garage full of junk and turned to an independent Press Telegram Classified ad to clear space. Whatever you have around the house that’s cramping your style can fold easily and quickly through PT Classified ads, call 432-5959 Press.

Lewis Prochniak 1St Street Telegram

Harbor General Hospital Wins MS Research Grant

Torrance's Harbor General Hospital received a 325,151 grant from the National Multiple Sclerosis Society to continue support for research at the International Center for Collection Storage and Distribution of MS Tissue. The grant boosts total project funding to 26,000, enabling doctors worldwide to study multiple sclerosis, typically diagnosed in people aged 20 to 40.

Torrance Harbor General Hospital National

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