Cerritos College Launches TV Course Block
Cerritos College will broadcast Humanities 1 courses with instructors Donald Balch and Jack Lackman on KABC TV and Channel 7. The $125,000 program, airing weekdays starting Sept 29, runs 30 minutes per class across 45 programs and aims to draw around 8,000 community college students plus many non students.
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Donald Balch
Jack Lackman
Kabc-Tv
Southern California
Selden Cummings
Humanities
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Channel 7
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Grand jury objects to criminal grand jury plan
The Orange County Grand Jury voted disapproval of Assemblyman Edwin L Bergs bill to create a special criminal grand jury. Foreman James W Utter said a life of such a jury would be too short at under 60 days and would limit hearings against public employes. Bergs bill would select jurors at random rather than by Superior Court judges.
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Paramedics Planner Named Director of St. Mary Foundation
William J. Lewis, longtime coordinator of Long Beach's fire and paramedic program and current consultant and chief technologist at St. Mary Medical Center, has become foundation director. A Long Beach State graduate with a biology master's, he chairs LBSU Biomedical Engineering Research Institute board and pursues an MBA.
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Long Beach
St. Mary Medical Center
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Department of Applied Physiology
Long Beach State University
Buena Park Hosts Sixth All City Art Festival
The sixth annual All City Art Festival at Buena Park opens August 29 and runs to October 1 with registration August 5 to 20. Dolly White and Alice Sanderson lead. An oil painting open competition offers a $500 purchase award, while sculpture and crafts prizes total several hundred dollars. The Buena Park Chamber of Commerce will award best display in the exhibitors area.
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Buena Park
Dolly White
Alice Sanderson
North Long Beach Survey Highlights Health Care Needs
North Long Beach residents say increased health care and senior citizen services are top concerns in a city Department of Community Development survey announced by Councilman Russ Rubley. The findings accompany the planned September opening of the North Long Beach Neighborhood Facilities Center at 6335 Myrtle Ave in Houghton Park, aimed at delivering neighborhood level services.
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Orange County to study social services agency need
A taskforce led by M. J. Jim Shimanoff will study whether Orange County should form a Human Services Agency. The proposed super agencies would unify departments serving the public, including health, probation, welfare, consumer services, public administrator and veterans services. Environmental Department and General Services Agency were the first two planned.
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Need For Social Services Agency
Orange County
M. J. Jim Shimanoff
Office of Consumer Affairs
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Health Department
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Siren Calls Map Emergency Responses Across City
Police log details multiple emergency calls answered by Tong Beach Police Department from 8 p.m. to the following morning. Incidents include a vehicle crash on Bennet Avenue and Ocean Boulevard at 12:33 a.m. and other injury and noninjury traffic accidents at various streets such as San Antonio Street, Cedar Avenue, Atlantic Avenue, and Ocean Boulevard throughout the day.
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Junipero Avenue
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Cherry Avenue
Stern Street
Los Coyotes
OC Board Orders Staff Cuts in All Departments
Orange County board cuts across all departments to trim the budget and drop the tax rate to 1.80 per 100 assessed value. 92 fewer staff positions planned for the new fiscal year with 26 cuts in General Services Agency and 18 in the sheriff and coroner's office, plus reductions from the district attorney and other departments. Additional reductions to be reviewed in two weeks as Administrative Officer Thomas seeks hard savings.
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Orange County
Board of Super
Bednece
General Services Agency
Sheriff-Croner
District Attorney
Robert EB. Thomas
Thomas
Long Beach Water Department to Host Open House
Long Beach invites the public to an open house at the city's water treatment plant control center next Sunday from noon to 4 pm. Visitors can tour the plant at Redondo Avenue and Spring Street, view a pictorial display, and see equipment used in the municipal utility. Board president Bernard O’Hare notes the event honors Better Water for People Week and cites the department's Class I rating and top national standing.
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Long Beach
Water Department
Migraine Headache Seen As Distinct Condition
Health column by Dr. W P Helzer argues migraine is a distinct illness, not just a headache. Describes presenting symptoms mood changes before attacks, nausea, flashes, and one or both sides of the head, with long, painful episodes and varied frequency.
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Health News
W. P. Helzer
D.C
Acros
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