World Press Institute Fellow Saad Hashim Views US Journalism
Saad Hashim, a 32 year old city editor from Kuala Lumpur, is in Long Beach as a World Press Institute fellow. He studies American journalism, interns with lawmakers, and tours the United States to report on politics and society. He notes cultural differences and praises Long Beach and its people.
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Saad Hashim
Hashim
Long Beach
Press-Telegram
World Press _ Institute
Macalester College
St. Paul
Washington
South
West
Straits Times
Kuala Lumpur
Malaysia
Saad
WPI
U.S.A
United States
U.S
New York
Beverly Hills
California
Democratic Party
Tokyo
Disputed chelation therapy discussed at Long Beach seminar
Two doctors from Los Angeles and Sacramento defended chelation therapy using EDTA for cardiovascular disease at a Queen Mary seminar. They cited patient improvements but faced strong opposition from medical groups and noted potential risks and lack of solid evidence.
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Long Beach
Harold W. Harper
Los Angeles
Garry F. Gordon
Sacramento
American Academy of Medical Prevention
Western Journal of Medicine
Portaid sought in L B renewal
James Hankin executive vice president and general manager of the EDC proposed a one year contract with the Harbor Department to guide an industrial renewal plan and attract port oriented manufacturers. The plan includes 30 000 funding and a 85 973 city pledge plus private subscrip tions. A 140 000 federal grant is pending from the Commerce Department. No formal action was taken.
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James Hankin
The
EDC
Hankla
Harbor Commission
Hankln
Harbor Department
Long Beach Naval Station
Long Beach
U.S. Department of Commerce
College calendar change proposed for LBCC break plan
Long Beach City College professor Dr Donald H Scott proposes shifting the academic year to start the winter break after finals and end spring classes in May to allow a longer Christmas recess, with fall classes starting in late August. The plan, similar to Long Beach State and other colleges, aims to improve performance and reduce summer job competition, pending state code revisions.
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Donald H. Scott
Long Beach City College
Scott
Long Beach State University
LBCC
Charles A. Kane
Container Model Arrives at Harbor Display
The first scale model of a container ship named Queen's Way Bridge arrives at Pier 1 for the Harbor Department display. Captain H. Nishihara and Harbor Commissioner Richard Wilson inspect the $20,000 four and a half foot model as the real Queen's Way Bridge sits nearby.
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Queen’s Way
Harbor Department
Harbor Plaza
H. Nishihara
Richard Wilson
Pier 1
Long Beach
Harbor
Le Premier restaurant gains coastal permit with conditions
Rudolph V. Alesio won approval to convert the 1920s Le Premier building at 430 E. Ocean Blvd into a French restaurant with conditions including 68 parking spaces and park land review. The panel warned of possible penalties up to 10,000 dollars plus 500 dollars per day for violations and told him to seek a coastal permit for the drive built without approval.
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Rudolph V. Alesio
Regional Coastal Commission
E. Ocean Blvd
South Coast Regional
R. W. Keeler
Alesio
Keeler
City Park
Ocean
Kona Hotel
International Towers
Commission
Emma Cassel
Long Beach
Donovan Rodman
Wilma Hastings
Coastal Commission
le Premier
Queen Elizabeth 2 Sets Maiden West Coast Call in Los Angeles
The 66,000 ton Queen Elizabeth 2 arrives at 7 am Wednesday in Los Angeles Harbor marking its first West Coast call. The Cunard liner enters via Angel's Gate and heads to San Pedro's Consolidated Marine Terminal with four Red Stack tugs. About 1,300 passengers aboard, some disembarking in San Pedro. security tight, invitations required for boarding. Earlier, burglaries at Braden's Auto Sales on Long Beach Blvd involved $1,080 of equipment. The ship sails at 7 pm to Acapulco. keel laid July 4, 1965. launched September 20, 1967. Capt. Mortimer Hehir commands the crew of around 1,000.
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Los Angeles
West Coast
Angel's Gate
Federal Breakwater
Consolidated Marine Terminal
San Pedro
Acapulco
Cunard
No Break for Smog Offenders in Court Ruling
A Los Angeles Superior Court judge refused to grant a temporary restraining order halting CHP citations for NOx smog law noncompliance. Supervisor Kenneth Hahn criticized the decision and urged motorists to hold until a Thursday Assembly vote on repeal. The hearing date on a preliminary injunction is set for March 28. The NOx devices are defended as removing 67 to 100 tons of nitrogen oxide daily and cutting hydrocarbon emissions by 25 percent.
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Los Angeles
Highway Patrol
Kenneth Hahn
Hahn
Harry Hupp
CHP
South Coast Air Basin
Senate
Assembly Transportation Committee
Hupp
Coalition For Clean Air
Southern California Service Station Association
Southern California Muffler Dealers Association
Coalition
Ralph Perry
Election results by telephone in Long Beach primary
Vote results at fingertips long beach residents may learn tonight by dialing 432 5961. The League of Women Voters of Long Beach and students with the Independent Press Telegram report results as updated from computerized tallies. General Telephone Co provides a 21 station line from 7 p.m. to midnight. Mrs Carol McOwen leads the league and Oscar Buchalter directs the service.
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Long Beach
League of Women Voters of
Independent
Press-Telegram
General Telephone Co
League
Carol McOwen
Oscar Buchalter
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Harper
California Medical Association
Drug Therapy
Elaine B. Feldman
Medical College of Georgia
Augusta
Philip C. Craven
Howard F. Morrelli
UC San Francisco Medical School
Portaid
L.B
Kane
Mary Ellis Carlton
Elizabeth 2
Main Channel
Princess Louise Floating Restaurant
Terminal Island
Cunard Line
Honolulu
Braden
Long Beach Blvd
Capt
Mortimer Hehir
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