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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Jan 12, 1975

Page

10

Heimlich maneuver publicized by Action Line readers

Readers learn the Heimlich maneuver as a life saving technique endorsed for adults and children. The method involves abdominal thrusts to expel obstructions and may carry rib injury risk if delayed. Also covered are locating a missing son in the Army and delayed retirement funds reimbursements.

Heimlich E.S., Long Beach Henry J. Heimlich Jewish Hospital Cincinnati Ohio Long Beach Action Line M.T Lakewood Army Department of the Army Office of the Adjutant General Washington, D.C Marine Corps Air Force U.S. Marine Corps Randolph Air Force Base Tex Navy Bureau of Naval Personnel Navy Department Los Angeles City Sacramento G.E.C Downey

Reform Congress ready to convene

The new House faces a shift in power as Democrats mull dumping three influential chairmen and empower the caucus. Freshmen, led by Phillip Burton, push for open rules and new committees while framing an aggressive 1975 agenda on tax cuts energy policy and health reform amid looming Senate battles over cloture and elections.

House Louisiana Edward Hebert Armed Services Texas Bob Parge Agriculture Wright Patman Banking and Currency Carl Albert D-Okla Thomas “Tip” O'Neill D-Mass Phillip Burton D-Calif Democratic Steering Sam Rayburn Congress Internal Security Committee Central Intelligence Agency House Administration Committee Post Office and Civil Service Committee Wright D-Tex al Ullman D-Ore Mills Ways and Means Wright Task Force Reconstruction Finance Corp Senate New Hampshire Louis Wyman John Durkin Walter Mondale D-Minn James Pearson R-Kan Mondale Pearson

Midwest Blizzard Kills At Least Ten as Storm Paralyzes Region

A severe blizzard with winds up to high speeds battered Minnesota North Dakota Iowa Nebraska Kansas Wisconsin and Michigan on Friday and Saturday. Ten deaths were reported including heart attack victims in Omaha and a motorist on an icy bridge. Hundreds stranded thousands without power and widespread snowdrifts disrupted travel while Minnesota and South Dakota National Guards aided stranded residents.

Midwest Rorth Minnesota Dakotas Iowa Nebraska Kansas Wisconsin Michigan Alexandria Minn Omaha Norfolk McComb Miss Mississippi Alabama Louisiana South Dakota National Guard Richard Kneip Sioux Falls

Sunny Skies Predicted Across Southern California Today

National Weather Service forecasts clear to mostly sunny conditions across the Southland with a high near 73 in Long Beach up three degrees from Saturday. Beaches expect high 60s to low 70s, deserts mid-50s to low 70s, mountains 40s to low 50s, and Owens Valley may see high clouds.

Southland National Weather Service Long Beach California Weather Service Owens Valley Los Angeles Basin

Long Beach SOB undercover shop nets vast stolen property haul

The Long Beach Police Department ran a covert second hand store at 1070 E Broadway under the Suppression of Burglary program. Officer Jim Shinn used the shop to buy stolen merchandise from locals while accomplices videotaped and recorded deals. The operation recovered between 150000 and 200000 dollars of goods from about 40 customers before closing January 2.

Long Beach E. Broadway Jim McEvoy Jim Shinn Southland Shinn Tim Chamberlain al Summers California SOB Law Enforcement Assistance Administration Summers Sacramento New York

Lakewood polio victim killed by car

A ten year old Lakewood girl paralyzed by polio was killed when struck by a car driven by her stepfather Buck Andrews. Deputies say unidentified juveniles harassed the victim’s brother outside the home at 13759 Garland Ave on Friday night and Andrews chased the youths after retrieving his car. The girl skated toward the vehicle unseen and was run over. she died at Studebaker Hospital. Andrews was not charged.

Michigan Detroit Washtenaw County Jamestown N.C Moorhead Minn Lakewood Kelly Jody Gardenland Ave Buck Andrews Andrews Studebaker Hospital

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