Long Beach Doctor Tests Needlepoint Thermography for Muscle Pain
Dr. Jack M. Mosier of Memorial Hospital in Long Beach seeks to improve diagnosing muscular aches by implanting needle electrodes to measure deep tissue heat. The study uses baseline readings from normal muscle and pairs with electromyography, backed by a $2,431 Memorial Hospital Foundation grant.
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Long Beach
Jack M. Mosier
Mosier
Memorial Hospital
Memorial Hospital Foundation
Markets News Preview for Weekend Trading
In the markets section readers get a weekend preview of stock activity and commodity movements. Analysts note likely shifts in the Dow and S&P as investors watch oil, gold, and bond prices.
Three killed in area traffic including 3 year old boy
A three year old Long Beach boy Steven Cook died after being struck near his home at 69th Street and Long Beach Boulevard. Driver Helen Reed, 24, Compton, was not cited.
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Long Beach
Steven Cook
Sandra Cook
Long Beach Blvd
Dominguez Valley Hospital
Compton
69Th Street
Long Beach Boulevard
Helen Reed
N. Pearl St
E. T. Anderson
Cc. G. Shelly
Manahttan Beach
Bell Gardens
South Gate
Bryan Shipman
H. R. Shipman
Maple Ave
South Bay District Hospital
Redondo Beach
Laurel Avenue
Beverly Cowley
26Th St
Manhattan Beach
James D. Lincoln
E. Gage Ave
Glenwood Place
St. Francis Hospital
Lynwood
Black students press for reforms at Cal State Long Beach
More than 100 Black Student Union members filled an Academic Senate meeting at Cal State Long Beach to demand disciplinary reforms, a black studies program, increased black enrollment and faculty hiring, improved housing, and a $50,000 budget. They accused Dean George Demos of lies and urged faster action while faculty noted ongoing work on housing, curriculum, and minority programs.
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Cal State
Long Beach
Black Student Union
BSU
San Francisco
San Fernando Valley
Senate
Dwight Hubert
Hubert
George Demos
Clifton (Chunky) Marsh
Demos
Wilkins
Jack Shaineline
Marsh
Sweatband bandit robs Carson Bank of America
A sweatsuited, goateed suspect wearing a mustache and sneakers fled a Carson Bank of America branch Friday with about 2000 dollars in cash and travelers checks. Deputies say the .22 revolver was shown, tellers ordered to freeze, two cash drawers emptied, getaway car found eight blocks away.
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Carson Bank of America
Firestone Sheriff's
Nollac Investigation Continues in Torrance City Hall
The Torrance City Council refused to pay any part of attorney fees for Walter M. Nollac the public works director cleared by the Civil Service Commission of misconduct. The council also imposed a 90 day construction moratorium around the Del Amo area to draft an ordinance assuring current standards while investigation continues.
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Torrance
Walter M. Nollac
Nollac
Stanley Remelmeyer
Ferraro
Miller
del Amo
Plucky Blind Girl Builds Medical Transcriber Career
Diana Thebo, a blind Lakewood girl, completed medical transcriber courses in Burbank with high marks and started at Long Beach Community Hospital. She navigates commuting challenges with community help and pursues Braille Dorland’s Medical Dictionary while proving her resolve and skill in the workplace.
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Diana Thebo
Lakewood
Burbank
Long Beach Community Hospital
Diana
Community Hospital
Naval Hospital
Mental Tests for Teacher in Bilk Plot
An unemployed school teacher was ordered to undergo a 90 day psychiatric examination after pleading guilty to grand theft involving about 20 victims. Marilyn Diana Mann, 26, of Gardena, admitted stealing about twelve thousand dollars by claiming funds were needed to cover bad checks written by her sister.
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Marilyn Diana Mann
Gardena
Lakewood Junior Miss to Be Chosen at Bancroft Junior High
The Lakewood Junior Miss pageant will select a winner tonight at Bancroft Junior High School at 7 30 p.m. Sponsored by the Junior Chamber of Commerce, the winner advances to area and state finals for California Miss Junior Miss and will ride the Lakewood float in the Rose Bowl Parade. The finals are open to the public.
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Lakewood
Bancroft Junior High School
Centralia St
The
Junior Chamber of Commerce
California
City to auction Queen Mary mementos in Long Beach sale
City sponsors a public auction and sale of Queen Mary artifacts in Long Beach. Items from silverware to furnishings will be on display at the Exhibit Hall Friday 5 to 10 p.m. and Saturday 1 to 7 p.m. with bidding by number starting 7:30 p.m. November 23.
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Long Beach
Ecsa
Queen Mary Sales Center
Airport Way
Cal
Queen Mary
Southampton
Admission free events in Long Beach area today
A reminder of free events in the Long Beach area includes the African Collection exhibition at the Long Beach Museum of Art from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m., a public concert by the Long Beach Municipal Band at Lincoln Park, an open ship event for the USS Passumpsic at Pier 9, and a 7:30 p.m. writers workshop at Bixby Park.
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Long Beach Area
Los Angeles Printmaking Society
Long Beach Museum of Art
E. Ocean Blvd
Long Beach
Lincoln Park
USS Passumpsic
Pier 9
Long Beach Naval Station
Bixby Park
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Durango
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Ralph Hinman
John Swett
Roy Rosenberg
California Teachers Association
CTA
Dean
Leo Goodman-Malamuth
Tony Wilkins
Civil Service Commission
Ken Miller
Edward J. Ferraro
L.B. Medical Transcriber
Madelyn Kleffman
Tony Taylor
Diane
Bill Massey
Massey
Taylor School
Kent Henderson
City
Writers Workshop
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