Noted surgeon to speak at Long Beach heart symposium
A renowned heart surgeon will headline the 400 symposium on heart disease at Memorial Medical Center Long Beach. The event titled Care of the Heart Attack Victim Update 1474 is sponsored by the Long Beach Heart Association with Dr Edward B Diethrich as lead speaker. Other participants include Dr Bernard J Michela and Nairobi team members from UCLA and Cedars of Lebanon Hospital along with Long Beach Community Hospital personnel.
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New Education
Memorial Hospital Medical Center
Long Beach
Long Beach Heart Association
Edward B. Diethrieh
Acizawa Heart Institute
Michael Deakey
Dentoun Con Jey
Houston
Tex
DeBakey
Arizona Heart Institute
Diethrich
Bernard J. Michela Long Beach
California Heart Association
Jerry Bughes
Long Beach Community Hospital
William J. Mandel
Cedars of Lebanon Hospital
Los Angeles
Cynthia Scalzi
Kathleen Dracup
UCLA
Sharon Hobberts
Long Beach State University
Ellen McCarthy
Cally Michaels
Menyorlol Hospital
Free blood pressure clinic set in Norwalk
The Bellflower Community Health Services Office and the City of Norwalk sponsor a Free Blood Pressure Clinic on Wednesday November 6 from 5 to 7 pm at the Norwalk Social Services Center 1429 Alondra. The clinic helps employed adults check blood pressure to detect hypertension a major health risk and leading cause of death and disease.
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Bellflower Community Health Services Office
City of
Norwalk
U.S
Veterans Day Parade in Long Beach Set for Nov 11
The Long Beach Veterans Day parade features a National Guard flyover and LAPD band and motorcycle team. Maj. Gen. La Vern Weber will be grand marshal, with James Waggoner as honorary grand marshal. The procession starts Ocean Boulevard at Falcn Avenue and runs to Elm Avenue. Military units from the Southwest will participate.
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National Guard
Los Angeles
la Vern Weber
Washington, D.C
Bureau
James Waggoner
The
American Legion
Ocean Boulevard
Falcon Avenue
Ocean
Elm Avenue
Nessler
Emergency siren roundup and multiple nonfatal accidents reported
Police and emergency crews responded to a string of calls including trash fires, traffic accidents with injuries and noninjury incidents across Long Beach and neighboring streets. Responders treated first aid at multiple sites such as Paramount Seventh Fort Bowie Gro WAL Line Ave and Terminal Island Eres Way. Several locations listed injuries, first aid needs, and vehicle incidents with minimal detail on outcomes.
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Teh Fk
Bat Bowie
Wal Line
Stormoe Wee
Roverass Avenue
Howin Boulevard
AL Harvor Ave
Terminal Island
Witlow Street
State College
Sixth Street
Junipera Av
Orange Avenue
Anaheim Srget
Orange Ave
Atlantic Ave
California
Atlantic Aveniue
Long Beach
Picketing Parents Demand Action Over District Conditions
About 100 parents, rain or shine, marched to protest conditions in the Compton Unified District. They fault Roosevelt and the district for dirty grounds, unsafe schools, and weak enforcement, urging action and accountability.
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Mark i Statt
Compton
Roosevelt School
Gloria Howell
Concerned Citizens For Constructive Change
Los Angeles
Mra Sinetta Trimble
Citizens Group
Seasin
Art Robinson
Petrcent
Suippark
Students to get a peek at future
A career resources conference for Long Beach Unified School District high school juniors and seniors and their parents will be held in the Millikan High School auditorium at 7:30 p.m. Representatives from 55 colleges and industries will discuss opportunities after graduation. The event, sponsored by the Long Beach Council of Parents and Teachers, features workshops on financial aid and admissions.
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Millikan High School
Long Beach Unified School District
Long Beach
Garden Grove seeks builder for eight acre office complex
Garden Grove invites developers to bid on an eight acre site at the northeast corner of Euclid Street and Garden Grove Boulevard for an office complex. The plan includes two restaurants a bank three office buildings and a memorial plaza with building restrictions and landscaping details sent to 46 California firms.
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Garden Grove
Contoy
Agency For Community Development
California
Euclid Street
Garden Grove Boulevard
CofC to Host Economic Talk in Cerritos
The Cerritos Chamber of Commerce hosts a noon luncheon at La Cabana Restaurant 18115 Valley View Ave with topic stagnation inflation and no growth. Speaker is Charles R Retz social science instructor Cerritos College. Tickets are $4.25 and public reservations are via the chamber office.
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Cerritos Chamber of Commercce
la Cabana Restaurant
Valley View Ave
Charles R. Retz
Cerritos College
Health News Idea Explosion Aimed At Workers Injuries
An article discusses a surge of ideas among health professionals on preventing and treating work related injuries. It notes concerns over workers losing jobs after injuries and the need to share advanced methods quickly for best patient care.
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Health News
Christmas mail deadlines listed by postal officials
Postmaster Henry P Simas Jr says letters and parcels should be mailed by dates in December for surface and air options. Domestic surface mail by December 1, air by December 2. International dates vary by destination with Canada, Mexico and Europe listed, and Africa and the Near East given later deadlines.
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Henry PeSimas Jr
Canada
Mexico
Europe
South
Central America
Africa
South and
Near
Far East
Mexican
The
Near East
War East
Halloween activities scheduled in Garden Grove and Westminster
Garden Grove hosts city park events from 3 to 5 30 pm and Magnolia Park hosts the Witches Fun Fair from 6 to 9 pm with games booths a haunted house a costume parade and carnival. Elks Lodge Youth Activities Committee operates at Tomb and Morgue at the Boys Club of Westminster for costumed children accompanied by a parent under seven with prizes for best outfits.
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Garden Grove
Westminster
Magnolia Park
Magnolia St
Elks Lodge No
Tomb
Boys Club of Westminster
Prop F Fails to Protect Taxpayer Funds and Encourages Corruption
The proposal labeled F does not ensure fair procurement. It avoids sealed competitive bids, risks private contractors gaining influence, and could expose the city to payoffs and kickbacks. This plan undermines fiscal accountability and invites unfavorable outcomes for public finances.
Public safeguards lack clarity on contracts and hearings
The policy does not specify which jobs to award or not, fails to set contract quantity or size criteria, and lacks criteria for economy to taxpayers. It omits proof of feasibility and does not require public hearings, leaving standards undefined and unreliable.
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Aireidients
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Dap Independent
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Beliflower
Cerriles
Renwick
Dahlberg
Associated Hearing Aid Center
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Cerritos
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