City housing panel cites 1.6 percent dilapidated units in Long Beach
The Planning Commission heard that 2 552 dwellings are dilapidated about 45 percent in downtown and 13 5 percent in Central Area while 11 276 need substantial rehabilitation The housing element forecasts 400 000 population by 1990 and 23 000 new units over 15 years with replacement at about 250 dilapidated homes annually and ongoing housing program participation.
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Long Beach
Planning Commission
Jeffrey M. Gault
Kennard
Delahousie
Gault
TV violence teaches new bullying and killing techniques
A four year study of 135 emotionally impaired children found more than 20 percent imitated TV behavior, with cartoons provoking similar reactions to human shows. Researchers say TV is a powerful teacher but not a primary cause of antisocial acts and urge school discussions and school–TV industry linkages.
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American Psychiatric Association
Anaheim Convention Center
Melvin S. Heller
Temple University
Philadelphia
Heller
Ben Zinser
Shrink secrecy risks on the job warned at APA meeting
Dr. Gerald Melchiede and Milton Jacobson report that hiding therapy from bosses can harm career prospects. Supervisors in a 146 person survey noted increased monitoring, lower promotion chances, higher replacement risk, and tougher hiring, widening social distance between employee and supervisor.
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Ben Zinser
American Psychiatric Association
Anaheim Convention Center
Gerald Melchiede
Mental Health Sciences
Hagnemann Medical College and Hospital
Philadelphia
Melchiede
Milton Jacobson
Hagnemann
Orange County Faces Rising Youth Gang Threat and Migration
Orange County officials warn of growing youth gang activity spilling from Los Angeles into Stanton Westminster Huntington Beach and Santa Ana with a Future F Troop rise and Crips presence. Sergeant Ortega cites Long Beach migration to dodge violence and predicts a new wave of attacks surpassing past brutalities.
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Long Beach
Orange County
Orange Police Department
Southern California Community Relations Association
Golden Sails Inn
Mannie Ortega
Los Angeles
F Troop
Cam
Paign
Los Angeles County
Compton-Willowbrook-Watts
Santa Ana
Garden Grove
Whittier Boulevard
Ortega
Stanton
Westminster
Huntington Beach
Sgt
Tom Skaggs
Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department
15 year revolution changes police training in Long Beach
Police Chief William H. Mooney notes a 15 year shift bringing community members into academy lectures. Since 1965 after Watts, training emphasizes community relations, psychology, and minority issues with experts from the community. Santa Ana’s chief Ray Davis cited as an exception with rapid department growth and crime rise prompting more beat mobility.
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Long Beach Police Academy
William H. Mooney
Southern California Police Community Relations Officers Association
Golden Sails Inn
Mooney
Santa Ana
Ray Davis
Davis
Turnover rate hinders Long Beach minority employment effort
The Long Beach Human Relations Commission was told that low turnover in city jobs slows diversifying the workforce. Affirmative action officer Henry Taboada cited a preliminary analysis as a continuing report to set goals and track progress amid past discrimination. Dr Horace Rains noted the commission’s 1970 affirmative action program.
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Long Beach
Human Relations Commission
Henry Taboada
Taboada
Horace Rains
Don Brackenbury
Obstetrics expert to head Long Beach Women's Hospital
Dr. Roger K. Freeman, a high risk obstetrics specialist, named medical director of the new regional Long Beach Women’s Hospital planned for Memorial Hospital Medical Center. The 110‑bed facility on the second floor will expand obstetrics and be linked to the Miller Children’s Hospital units.
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Long Beach
Roger K. Freeman
County Usc Medical Center
Memorial Hospital Medical Center
Atlantic Ave
Freeman
American Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology
Journal of Family Practice
UC San Francisco
Harbor General Hospital
Torrance
Long Beach Women’s Hospital
Memorial Hospital
Women’s Hospital
Earl and Loraine Miller Children’s Hospital
Neighborhood Center aids families with furniture and food drives
The Downtown Neighborhood Center at 601 Pacific Ave appeals for used furniture stoves and refrigerators to help 5 000 clients served this year. Donors should contact Henry Smith at 437 4111 as pastries and perishables are also needed.
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Pacific Ave
Henry Smith
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Vista
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