Pioneer diver recalls two career chapters and a daring salvage
A veteran Navy diver discusses a varied life from salvage work to aviation era exploits. He recounts assisting the Hughes flying boat project after the Lake Mead crash, detailing improvised equipment setups and the risks of raising a wrecked vessel while coordinating with Somma Corp. and Hughes Aircraft personnel.
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Doctors claim relief from hemorrhoidal swelling and itch
Doctors show a method that can shrink hemorrhoidal tissues from inflammation and relieve pain and itch. The technique is reported to provide prompt temporary relief in many cases despite mixed details and unclear patient context.
Jury selection opens in mass murder retrial at Fullerton
Jury selection begins today in the second trial of a campus caretaker charged with a July 12 1998 mass shooting at the Media Center. A psychiatric report suggests the attacks may have retaliated against the showing of sexually explicit films used in the campus human sexuality courses. Five men and one woman were killed.
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Coastline College’s 1st graduation held at Golden West
Coastline College marked its first graduation on Sunday with 45 students earning Associate of Arts degrees and 164 receiving certificates. College president Dr. Bernard Luskin presided at Golden West College amphitheatre in Huntington Beach. Fountain Valley school offers 30 programs to 20,000 students across 100 locations or home study.
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Rip Currents Endanger Beachgoers at Huntington
Lifeguards warn 1000 people exposed to treacherous rip currents along Huntington Beach. Experts explain rips form where wave runoff seeks the path of least resistance, often near piers and jetties. Swimmers can escape by angling out at 45 to 90 degrees. Rescue crews report many saves as heavy 10 to 12 foot surf churns breakers and pier bottoms.
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Orange County Receives 39 Million for Public Service Jobs
Orange County’s Walpower Commission will distribute 19.3 million in federal funds starting June 30 to county agencies employing 3 000 people in public service roles. Funds aim to create jobs under CETA. by July 20 half are to be filled and by August end all positions filled. Entities include school districts, community groups, local governments, and park projects.
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Smog-unit class offered at LBCC summer session
Long Beach City College offers a State of California Class A station installer license qualification course during a Monday through Friday session from June 3 to June 7 at the Pacific Coast Campus. Instruction covers installation, adjustment, servicing, inspection and certification of motor vehicle pollution control equipment, oscilloscope use, infrared testing, tuneups, carburetor adjustments and diagnostic procedures. Wayne Hart can provide more information at 4204338.
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Schools win cash by vandalism cut contest award
Huntington Beach Union High School District officials reported Westminster High School led with $5000 in a districtwide clean campus contest aimed at reducing vandalism and maintenance costs. Edison High School and Huntington Beach High School also received prizes of $2000 and $1000 respectively for campus improvements selected by students.
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Winnips in L A travel expo contest winners named
Five winning entry forms in the Dow s town Long Beach Associates third annual Travel Expo were drawn Saturday. Each prize is a trip for two to various vacation spots with airfare, accommodations and special entertainment included. Winners and their vacations include Donna Perkins seven days in the Bahamas Jewel Arrigo five days in Vancouver and Victoria Leona Shade eight days in Mexico City Greg Howse three days in Las Vegas Mattie Blomker three days in San Francisco
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Sharp neck injury link tied to low back pain
A reader describes sharp pains when bending to tie shoes and fears neck damage. Doctor suggests ligament injury near the atlas base and warns of potential spinal cord stress causing referred lower back pain. He recommends careful chiropractic care and mentions a class at Ward Chiropractic Office in Long Beach with contact details.
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Ward Chiropractice Orthopedic Office
E. 7Th St. Long Beach
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