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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Aug 04, 1975

Page

11

Long Beach Guardians Guard Dogs Sought Over Burglar Fears

Long Beach residents seek guard dogs from the animal shelter as protection against home burglaries. Doberman pinschers and German shepherds are recommended though effectiveness varies by dog. Issues include barking, mismanagement, dog bites, and training needs.

Long Beach Stewart Europe Weems Animal Central Animal Shelter

Humor in America course at Golden West College

Huntington Beach's Golden West College offers an evening class titled Humor in America starting Sept 4 to explore the origins evolution and enduring appeal of American humor. Instructor Norman Prinsky outlines readings films slides and tapes to show life in earlier days and why certain jokes persist.

Golden ‘West Collge Huntington Beachs America Norman Prinsky Frinsky Prinsky

City seeks 18750 from state cycle track funds

Long Beach City Council approved an application for eighteen thousand seven hundred fifty dollars from the state Off-Highway Vehicle Program to improve Honda Haven on Terminal Island. The city acts as the legal applicant, with no financial obligation, while the Safety Council provides matching four thousand two hundred fifty dollars.

Honda Haven Terminal Island Long Beach John Mansell

Photographic Contest Slated in Cerritos

A Cerritos photography contest opened for area shutterbugs. John Bushman announced the Aug 11 deadline. Entries are to be submitted at DeVoss Bark on Bloomfield Avenue or Cerritos City Hall on Pioneer Boulevard. Five categories cover color or black and white works: architectural scenic portrait wildlife and action.

Cerritos John Bushman DeVoss Bark Bloomfield Ave Cerritos City Hall Pioneer Blvd

Hospital Names New Surgical Residency Director

Dr Stephen Myron Goldstein has been appointed director of a new Surgical residency program at St. Mary Medical Center. The program will admit residents from Harbor General Hospital for six months of duty at St. Mary's. Goldstein earned his MD in 1968 at McGill University in Montreal and is a Fellow of Canada's Royal College of Surgeons.

Stephen Myron Goldstein St. Mary Medical Center Harbor General Hospital St. Mary's Goldstein McGill University Montreal Canada Royal College of Surgeons

Jewelry theft at Lime Avenue home valued at 748

Burglary report notes jewelry valued at $748 stolen from the residence of Bernice Pelam at 6765 Lime Ave. Detectives are investigating and reviewing nearby surveillance for leads. No injuries reported.

Bernice Pelam Lime Ave

Whiplash Threat in Auto Accidents Warned by Doctor

Dr P J Steine crohn argues whiplash is a serious injury from rear impacts. He notes acceleration injuries, long lasting neck and head pain, dizzy spells, vision blur, and possible nervous system damage even when X rays appear normal. Preventive car seat extensions are suggested to reduce neck extension injuries.

P. J. Steine Crohn Steinerotia

Long Beach Debates Transfer Tax and License Fee Hike

The Long Beach City Council faces a plan to enact a real property transfer tax of .65 percent and raise the business license fee by 450 percent. Reactions from realtors developers and landlords oppose the measures, warning higher costs will hurt home buyers and tenants. Public impact concerns are raised about potential closures and exemptions for small businesses as officials study alternatives.

Long Beach Board of Realtors Apartment House Association John BR. Man Sell Phrice Mansell Mansell Eunice N. Sato

L B Band to Play Concert for Refugees

L B Band to perform for about 12 000 Vietnamese refugees at Camp Pendleton with two concerts at 4 p m and 7 p m. Everett Siegrist, band director, volunteers the 36 member city band to entertain the refugee camp crowd. Program printed in Vietnamese and an interpreter will translate introductions. The 1900 formed, city sponsored band will mix classics rock show tunes and marches in the concert.

Camp Pendleton Long Beach Everett Siegrist International Ymca Siegrist

Traffic accidents clog weekend roads at multiple intersections

A series of injury and minor traffic accidents were reported across city intersections including Sea Beach Boulevard and Pacific Coast Highway, Blythe Drive, Ocean Boulevard and Cherry Avenue, Paramount Boulevard and South Street, and more. Incidents occurred from early morning to afternoon with several injuries noted and various times listed.

Sea Beach Boulevard Pacific Coast Hiway Ximeno Webué Sam At Ocean Holevard Chery

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