Naturalization Classes Split Into Two Sessions in Orange County
The year’s first naturalization class in Orange County Superior Court will be divided into two sessions due to high applicant numbers. Judge Robert A. Banyard will oversee 120 applicants in Depart ment No 1 on Wednesday and 125 more the next day in the same courtroom, both at 1 p.m. Participants span five countries, with oath by Judge H Warren Knight and citizenship charge by Judge James H Walsworth. Local groups including Santa Ana Post 131 of the American Legion its Auxiliary the Daughters of the American Revolution and the League of Women Voters participate.
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Tests to Cut Costly Hypertension Treatments
Dr. Morton Maxwell of UCLA urged testing for secondary hypertension at a Long Beach lecture. He said about 23 million adults have high blood pressure and only half realize it, noting many cases are essential hypertension needing lifelong meds. Early detection could reveal curable tumors or kidney issues.
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Exhibitors Meet for Long Beach Hobby Show Planning
Persons interested in entering an exhibit in the 1975 Long Beach Hobby Show are urged to attend the first meeting of the Long Beach Hobby Council at 8 p.m. today in the Bixby Park Clubhouse. The show April 18 20 at the Long Beach Arena is the world’s largest noncommercial hobby event co sponsored by the Hobby Council and the recreation department. Rose Mary Feldman said applications will be distributed at tonight’s meeting.
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SOS Directors Plan Meeting
The board of Senior Opportunities and Services Inc. SOS will meet at 2 p.m. January 22 at Plymouth West 240 Chestnut Ave. The nonprofit serves the Long Beach area and welcomes public attendance.
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Smog Report Issued by Air Control District
The Air Pollution Control District issued a smog report detailing current air quality concerns. The report highlights lines about emissions controls and potential health impacts for residents in affected areas.
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Tides And Temperatures Weather Forecast
Southern California area cloud free through Wednesday. Cooler overnight. highs today near 80 and mid 70s Wednesday. Orange County similar. highs in the 60s to 70s. Mountain areas sunny and warm. nights cool. highs in 40s. Inland regions fair and warmer. deserts 20s to 30s nights with sunny days. Coastal winds 8 to 14 knots this afternoon.
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AMA Chief to Address Bellflower Rotary Club
Dr. Malcolm C. Todd president of the American Medical Association will speak at a luncheon in Bellflower at Eagles Hall due to expected crowds. The event is sponsored by Woodruff Gables Hospital administrator Felix Heflin and Bellwood General Hospital administrator Jack Rischard.
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Artesia leaders sued over architect fees in Cerritos venture
Architect J Don Hartfelder filed suit in Norwalk seeking 27 216 plus 5 000 damages for unpaid Cerritos project work tied to Mullikin and Padelford. Hartfelder held a 72 000 contract to design a Cerritos shopping center. dispute stems from a 1974 era land deal and Padelford's council resignation.
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Nomination deadline nears for Long Beach Human Relations awards
The Long Beach Human Relations Commission urges timely nominations for its fourth annual awards honoring individuals or organizations for improving human relations. Dr. Horace Rains says submissions are due Friday January 31 with presentations planned at a March 20 banquet at the Golden Sails Inn. Past winners include the Bouggess White Scholarship Foundation, William C Barnes Jr, St Luke's Episcopal Church, Myron Blumberg, Long Beach State University U Division of Student Affairs, and Easter Beekly.
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Bouggess- White Scholarship Foundation
William C. Barnes Jr
Long Beach City College
St. Luke’s Episcopal Church
Myron Blumberg
Long Beach State
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