Easter parade brings arts and crafts to Long Beach parks
The Easter Tatini and Ms. Bunny with three good eggs visit King Park, Houghton Park, and Wardlow Park this week for a 10 to noon program. The five member troupe, backed by the Recreation Department, leads an Easter parade followed by crafts, games, singing, and an Easter egg hunt for children up to age five. Parents of toddlers are urged to attend with their youngsters.
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Bunny
Beech Parks
Recreation Department
Creative Arts Unit
King Park
Lemon Ave
Houghton Park
Myrtle Ave
Wardlow Park
Stanbridge Ave
Cerritos Leaders Appeal Flood Prone Ruling
The Cerritos City Council unanimously backs an appeal after the Federal Insurance Administration declares parts of Cerritos flood prone. City Engineer William Stookey says the appeal delays U S sanctions for about two years and prompts a new FIA study.
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Robert Gore
Stal
Weller
Federal Insurance Administration
TIA
Cerritos
William Stookey
FIA
U.S
Stookey
Coyote Creek
San Gabriel River
Gaylord Knapp
FLA
Hawaiian Gardens
Bellflower
Long Beach Kennel Club to Hold First AKC Sanctioned Match
The Long Beach Kennel Club plans its first AKC sanctioned dog match in over a decade, set for April with entries due Tuesday. Details include judging classes such as confirmation and obedience, with specific age and price information, and no German shepherd classes offered.
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L.B. Kennel Club
Long Beach
Polygraph Tests Used In Police Recruitment And Oversight
Medak explained polygraph tests assess an applicant s integrity and maturity and aid background investigators. They are an aid not the sole determinant and have been used to probe internal affairs where other methods failed. Courts have upheld their use in California and across the United States.
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Medak
California State Supreme Court
United States
Police and Fire Run Across Long Beach Emergency Calls
Over a 20 hour period ending at 8 p.m. Sunday, Long Beach units responded to multiple injury and noninjury traffic accidents. Incidents occurred at 49th Street and Long Beach Boulevard. Anaheim Street and Cherry Avenue. Third Street and Magnolia Avenue. Santa Fe Avenue at Ximeno Street. 1 E. 7th Way. Walnut Avenue and 17th Street at Orange Avenue. Sixth Street at Daisy Avenue. Abbeyfield Street at Belltower Boulevard. New York Street at California Avenue.
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Long Beach
49Th Street
Long Beach Boulevard
Anaheim Street
Cherry Avenue
Third Street
Magnolia Avenue
S. Santa Fe
Ximeno Avenue
Seventh Street
Joer
Walnut Ave
Orange Avenue
Sixth Street
Daisy Avenue
Abbeyfied
Belltower Boulevard
New York Street
California Avenue
UCI and Hoag Hospitals Win Planning Council OK
Orange County Health Planning Council committee approves two new hospitals near UCI. The campus facility would cost 20 million and open 1976 or 1977 with 200 beds, while the Western World Hoag project near campus would add 100 beds and cost 7.2 million. Decisions require board action April 1 for state and federal licenses.
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UCI
Hoag
Health Planning Council
Bob Geivet
University of California Irvine
Orange County Health Planning Council
Western World Hoag
UCI Medical School
Western World Foundation
Hoag Memorial Hospital
Newport Beach
Health Planning Council Board of Directors
Tustin
Council
Orange County Medical Center
University
Chopra
County Medical Center
World-Hoag
Hoag Memorial
New family centered approach to alcoholism at Pacific Hospital
Dr William C Rader unveils a family based outpatient program at Pacific Hospital South 2683 Pacific Ave addressing alcoholism as a family disease. The plan uses group therapy for alcoholics spouses and children with 24hour on call access and flexible fees for uninsured or Medicare Medi Cal patients.
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Ben Zinser
Pacific Hospital South
Pacific Ave
William C. Rader
Rader
New
Pacific Hospital
Southland
Sarah
Merv Griffin
Norman Lear
Alcoholics Anonymous
Warning of Baldness Threat Prompts Free Consultation
Local notice warns that hair thinning and baldness are taking hold and invites residents to a free consultation to combat dandruff itchy scalp and related conditions using a 50 year proven Thomas treatment.
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Thomas
Brainwashing Won't Cure A Recurring Headache
Health columnist Wes Helzer argues headaches stem from underlying causes rather than mental manipulation. He warns against self treatment with painkillers and urges seeking permanent relief by addressing circulatory, kidney, and digestive issues and consulting a physician.
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Helzer, D.C
Wes BP
Hel D.C. de Melzer
Flower
Ugllflowee
ARS
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