Long Beach antipoverty agency marks ninth anniversary banquet
The Long Beach Commission on Economic Opportunities plans a public banquet on January 4 at the Golden Sails Inn to celebrate its ninth anniversary with a 12.50 per plate event. Speaker Rep. Mark Hannaford and State Sen. George Deukmejian will attend. The agency funds Head Start, learning centers, centers for youths, elderly nutrition, halfway houses, and job programs with about 7.5 million dollars annually.
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Wilson High School
LBCEO
Atlantic Ave
Youth Development Project Inc
Antenore
South Bay Indian Services Program
Rare deadly fulminant hepatitis eludes treatment
Two doctors from the Long Beach Society of Internal Medicine report a severe form of hepatitis known as fulminant hepatitis. Fewer than 1% of cases are this type, with rapid progression to coma and possible death within about 10 days, though some patients recover. Treatments tried include exchange transfusion, baboon liver routing, and high dose antibodies, none proven effective. total body dialysis and other methods show limited value. Researchers separate fulminant hepatitis from hepatitis B virus linked cases, with a potential vaccine for hepatitis B seen within five years that could reduce this rare variant.
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Long Beach Society of Internal Medicine
Peter Barrett
St. Mary Medical Center
Barrett
Ucla School of Medicine
East Long Beach Facilities Center Approved by Council
The City Council approved an East Long Beach Facilities Center at Anaheim Street and Orizala Avenue with an estimated cost of 850000. The higher price over the five year plan arose from a new, larger site offering more open space and a playground, addressing blight concerns in the district of Councilman Wallace Edgerton.
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East Long Beach
Anaheim Street
Orizala Avenue
Wallace Edgerton
Edgerton
Truck firm offers to buy Paramount renewal acres
An offer to purchase three acres of Paramount Redevelopment Agency property for a new industrial complex targets relocation of C and W Truck and Equipment and expansion for Polar Co Tank Division and Butler Trailer Manufacturing. The project includes a 12,800 square foot factory and 2,400 square foot office, with construction expected to start within 18 months after land acquisition.
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Paramount Redevelopment Agency
C & W Truck & Equipment Co, Inc
Orange Ave
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Polar Co
Butler Trailer Manufacturing Co
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Aggney
Orange Avenue
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Rosecrans Avenue
Souther Pacific Railroad
Elmer
Walthall Jr
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Polar and
Butler Companies
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D-Acre
Walthall
George E. Atkinson
City of
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William Stookey
Willdan Associates
Valley Crest Landscaping Co
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Gunry and
Rosecrans Avenues
Community Water Co
Bellflower
Bellflower City Council
Bellflower Connections
Harold Eck
Catteem
Burglary Strips Brenda Bolds at 77 Springdale Ave
Burglars forced a rear window to enter Brenda Bolds apartment at 77 Springdale Ave and stole household items valued at 1,589 dollars. A Long Beach poll log reported Sunday.
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Brenda Bolds
Springdale Ave
Long Beach
New Long Beach Gymnastics and Tumbling Classes Begun
Two new coed classes for ages 8 through 17 start this week at 153 Queens Way Landing. Tuesday 4 pm session covers ages 8–11, and Wednesday 4 pm session covers ages 12–17. each runs 10 weeks for 315 dollars with hour and a half lessons covering basic tumbling balance and gymnastic routines.
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Long Beach
Jeanne Long
Long Beach Fire and Police Incident Calls Summary
Police and fire units logged multiple traffic incidents, injuries reported at Pasadena Avenue, Myrtle Avenue and Wardlow Road, Petite Street and Pace Avenue, 11th Street and Raymond Avenue, 16th Street and Chestnut Avenue, plus noninjury crashes on Market Street and other nearby streets during a two day period ending at 8 p.m. An apparent error in OCR produced garbled times and locations.
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W. Market St
Pasadena Ave
Myrtle Avena
Wardlow Road
Petite
Ith Street
Pace Avenue
11Th Street
Raymond Avenue
16Th Street
Chestnut Avenue
Frans Avenues
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Alankte
Classified Ad Help Adverts Around the Horie Area
An urgent classified notice invites quick assistance for help around the horie area. It urges fast action and directs readers to place a classifieds submission labeled HE 28859 for prompt inclusion.
Language prof cashes in on bilingual trend
UC Irvine Spanish and Portuguese professor Dr. Richard Barrutia notes rising student interest in Spanish and Portuguese amid the bilingual movement and Latin American literature boom. He links growth to new teaching methods, funding, and job opportunities as he leads bilingual credential programs and shapes language education nationwide.
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Richard Barrutia
UC Irvine
Barrutia
United States
Arizona State University
American Insttute of Foreign Trade
University of New Mexico
UCT
Peram
American Association of Teachers of
Hispania
Measles vaccine clinics set for January 24 in Long Beach
Long Beach Health Department announces free measles vaccine clinics on January 24 from 10 am to 2 pm at Wardlow Park 2457 Stanbridge Ave. and Pine Avenue site 2655 Pine Ave. Jet gun injections with no needles, covering active measles immunity guidance for ages 1 through 18. Health officials urge reimmunization if status is uncertain and note a second dose is harmless.
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Long Beach
Wardlow Park
Stanbridge Ave
Pine Ave
Funeral rites planned for Sherill Muntz Long Beach realtor
Funeral services for Sherill Muntz a Long Beach realtor of three decades will be held Tuesday at St Gregorys Episcopal Church. He died after a long illness at 76 and was a longtime civic and real estate figure active in Elks Lodge No 888 and several local clubs. Survived by son Bill daughter Betty and siblings Joy and Doris.
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Sherill Muntz
Long Beach
St. Gregory's Episcopal Church
Muntz
Elks Lodge No
Board of Realtors
Alamitos Bay
Flh
Don
Joy Pierce
Doris Farman
Long Beach Offers Creative Arts Classes for Children
The Long Beach Recreation Department launches a children’s arts program with six classes for ages 8 and up, including photography, pottery, and crafts. Registration forms are at city parks and libraries, with fees ranging from 7 to 10 dollars for eight to ten weeks. Specific sessions are held at El Dorado Heartwell Scherer and Whaley parks, led by instructors Buddy Doyle Daniel Davidson and Pat Mino.
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Long Beach Recreation Department
Recreation Department
Queens Way
West Beach
el Dorado Park
Studebaker Road
Buddy Doyle
Heartwell Park
E. Parkcrest St
Daniel Davidson
Betty Christensen
Scherer Park
Long Beach Blvd
Whaley Park
Atherton St
Pat Mino
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