Pets Pose Health Risks From Household Animals
A San Diego physician warned at a California Medical Association meeting that domestic pets pose infection risks to children. Dr. Philip d. Goscienski cited leptospirosis from dogs, visceral larva migrans from puppies, toxoplasmosis from cats, and cat scratch disease, urging hygiene and careful pet management in families, especially around pregnancy. He also noted the monkey as a worst pet and stressed not to shun pets but to wash hands and avoid pet handling during pregnancy. The CMA's new president Dr. Kash Rose urged balancing rising health care costs with responsible use of medical services and healthier lifestyles.
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Marching into Spring fashion show in Lakewood
The Lakewood Chamber of Commerce Women’s Division hosts a spring fashion show on Thursday at 11:30 a.m. at Bullock’s Lakewood. Wayne Piercy former mayor, Karen McBride and Phyllis Perley chair the event with Rotary Kiwanis members modeling women’s and men’s fashions. Tickets are 4.50.
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Death by own action in contemporary living crisis
Tish Baldrige discusses death by own action as a mental health crisis. Warning signals often precede attempts, especially among youth, and therapy is hard to obtain. The piece urges communication, breaking barriers, and involvement from family and community to prevent tragedy.
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Listening and caring can deter youth self harm
In a column on youth crisis, the writer argues adults must truly listen to children who feel despair. Indifference pushes teens toward peers or withdrawal. prevention centers and hotlines offer help, and timely adult response can foil a suicide attempt. Readers encouraged to send questions to Ms Baldrige.
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Secretaries Bid to Symposium at Disneyland Hotel
A Saturday symposium for secretaries is planned in the Grand Ballroom of the Disneyland Hotel in Anaheim. Sponsored by six area National Secretaries Association chapters, it features Dr Joyce Brothers and Paula Nelson as speakers. The program costs 15.50, including luncheon and a fashion show by Gene's, with reservations through Chris Neal in Long Beach.
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Craving for Food Amid Price Surges Echoes Home
A parent recalls how price spikes in citrus meat and produce shaped family meals. Children crave scarce items like orange juice tomatoes and even ice cream after forecasts of crop failures and inflation. The tale captures household impact of rising costs and scarcity.
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Florida
Robin Hood closes Long Beach Junior Programs season
An original musical Robin Hood by Cerritos College Junior Theater closes the Long Beach series season. Written by Dr Richard Kelvin with music by Pauline Kelvin, the show features 40 actors in eight scenes. performances Saturday at Lakers High School auditorium 400 Baef Crest Ave at 10:30 AM and 1 PM. Tickets are 75 cents and available at the box office before shows.
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