Doctor questions bran as universal remedy for intestinal disorders
Noted gastroenterologist Dr. Mitchell A. Spellberg of Chicago, speaking at St Mary Medical Center, warns bran is not ideal during acute diverticulitis flareups. He says bran is rough and may irritate inflamed colon, and urges caution with new drugs while noting acetaminophen as a gentler alternative.
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Chicago
St. Mary Medical Center
Spellberg
American College of Gastroenterology
Ritzker School of Medicine
University of Chicago
Michael Reese Hospital and Medical Center
American Journal of Gastroenterology
Willard School embraces Southeast Asian families in ESL program
Willard School expands multilingual ESL by inviting Vietnamese Cambodian parents with translators Nou Trinh and aides helping in classrooms. Volunteers teach English, aid job searches, and support cultural heritage while easing Southeast Asian children into American life.
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Willard
Lydia Galuska
Nou
Trinh
Bangkok
Thailand
Khmer Rouge
South Vietnam
United States
Betty Seal
Billie Beeler
America
Long Beach Eyes Consolidation of Human Resources Department
The Long Beach City Council will hear a recommendation to form a new Department of Human Resources bringing together youth affairs community relations neighborhood centers consumer affairs senior citizens and manpower. It will also liaise with the LB Commission on Economic Opportunities and study program responsibilities for feasibility. Existing advisory commissions would remain.
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Long Beach
Long Beach Commission On Economic Opportunities
John R. Mansell
LBCEO
Mansell
Public rally on decency set Thursday in North Long Beach
Bob Corhnan of Citizens for Decent Literature will speak at an 8 p.m. rally in Amvets Hall at 56th Street and Dairy Avenue, sponsored by Concerned Citizens of North Long Beach. The group cites petitions against crime, gang activity, X rated movies and pornography in the area.
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Bob Corhnan
Citizens For Decent Literature Group
Concerned Citizens of
North Long Beach
Amvets Hall
56Th Street
Dairy Avenue
Concerned Citizens Committee
Corhnan
Downey Groundskeeper Wins County Employee Honor 1975
Gene Echanow, a grounds maintenance worker at Rancho Los Amigos Hospital, Downey, is named Outstanding County Employee for 1975 by Local 660 of the Los Angeles County Employees Association. Savannah Greene of Los Angeles is first runner up and Carmen Palacio of South Gate second runner up in the union’s 15th annual contest drawing 650 candidates. Echanow, a ten year county employee, leads a horticultural therapy program aiding amputees and others, expanding from volunteer to part of his regular eight hour weekly duties. The program uses plants, nature walks, terrariums, and floral arrangements to motivate patients before release. He financed a course at the University of Colorado and his success inspires similar programs at NYU Medical Center, Kansas State University, and the Menninger Foundation.
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Gene Echanow
Rancho Los Amigos Hospital
Downey
Los Angeles County Employes Association
Savannah Greene
Los Angeles
Carmen Palacio
South Gate
Echanon
Echanow
University of Colorado
New York University Medical Center
Kansas State University
Menninger Foundation
Funeral Wednesday for Carson Councilman Calas
Funeral services are set for 11 30 a m Wednesday at Calvary Presbyterian Church for Carson Councilman John D Calas Sr who died of a heart attack Sunday at Harbor General Hospital He had been hospitalized October 18 for an initial attack and suffered at least one seizure in ICU He was 63 and a longtime Carson resident noted for political and Democratic Party work The Rev Gordon MacInnes and the Redondo Beach Masonic Blue Lodge will officiate Calas won Democrat of the Year for the 1973 74 district council and was a member of the State Democratic Central Committee
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Masonic
Carson
John D. Calas Sr
Harbor General Hospital
Calas
Gordon MacInnes
Masonic Blue Lodge of
Redondo
Private services set today for Dr. Philip B. Hartley
Dr. Philip B. Hartley 55 longtime Long Beach physician dies Sunday. He began practice in 1946 and belonged to Galen and Rotary clubs plus medical associations. Survived by wife Nancy children Joanne Catherine Hallie Patricia Jack, mother Violet brother William and three grandchildren. Memorial donations requested to Memorial Hospital Foundation for Women's Hospital. Funeral by Dilday.
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Long Beach
Hartley
Galen Club
Rotary Club
American
California
Los Angeles County
American College of Obstetrics and Gynecology
American Board of Obstetrics and Gynecology
Women's Hospital of
Nancy
Joanne Pearson
Catherine Stuber
Hallie Denhart
Patricia Hogan
Jack W. Hartley
Violet
William
Memorial Hospital Foundation For Women's Hospital
Atlantic Ave
Dilday Family Funeral
Police Beat Robbery at Carson and Gardena Stores
A talkative customer ended a 30 minute conversation with a clerk when a black man about 6 feet 2 and 190 pounds wearing sports clothes and a red scarf pulled a pistol and took 125 dollars from the Carson all night store at 640 East 223rd Street. Deputies said the bandit fled in a car around 2 15 a.m.
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Carson
Sheriff's
E. 223Rd
Bandit Robs Harbor City Food Stand at 1333 W Pacific Coast Hwy
A bandit armed with a pistol forced entry into the office of a take-out food stand at 1333 W Pacific Coast Highway Harbor City and threatened the manager before taking 1150 dollars. Police reported the incident occurred about 10 p.m. Sunday as the manager counted receipts.
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Pacific Coast Highway
Harbor City
Golf pro shop robbed at Skylinks course
Police reported an armed bandit robbed the Skylinks Golf Course pro shop of 566 dollars. Clerk Frank R. Newell, 25, said the robbery occurred at about 5 40 p m Sunday at 4800 E Wardlow Road as the bandit demanded money.
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Skylinks Golf Course
Frank R. Newell
E. Wardlow Road
Jury selection begins in murder trial for Harbor City man
Jury selection started in Long Beach Superior Court for Russell Hinman 18 Harbor City longshore man charged with murder and assault with a deadly weapon in the fatal stabbing of one man and wounding of another. He and two juveniles were arrested after Harry Hopkins 23 died aiding Glen Dean Grene 24 during an altercation near 1600 block of Lomita Blvd.
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Russell Hinman
Harbor City
Long Beach Superior Court
Hinman
Harry Hopkins
Glen Dean Grene
W Lomita Blvd
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