Study proposes ban on no return bottles in Long Beach
Long Beach could save over 26 million dollars yearly by outlawing soft drinks in no deposit no return bottles, with city trash costs dropping and consumer savings rising. A Cal State Long Beach environmental health team prepared the report, urging city council action but lacking hearing time. The study cites national averages and local data, noting throwaway bottles raise costs and trash volume, while bottlers would stop producing them if demand vanished.
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Long Beach
California State College At
Richard Lussier
Cal State
Department of Health Education and Safety
Lussier
Tong Run
Dean Johnson
Johnson
JHE
Six year old with cerebral palsy drowns in backyard pool
Six year old Craig Widell, a cerebral palsy victim, crawled about ten yards to an unguarded pool at his Lakewood home and fell in. Sheriff deputies found him at 5:49 p.m. His father, Dr. Eric H. Widell Jr., reported the incident.
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Lakewood
Craig Widell
Warwood Rd
Eric H. Widell Jr
Craig
Residential theft topic discussed at Artesia Long Beach meeting
Artesia Long Beach Boulevard Improvement Association members will hear an address on residential robberies and burglaries Tuesday. Association President Steve Blasevich says Sgt. Rudy Roop of the Long Beach Police Department will address the group at Alfred's Restaurant on 45th Street and Long Beach Boulevard.
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Artesia
Long Beach Boulevard
Classified Ads Promise Simple Home Finding
A lighthearted notice touts ease in locating a new home through local classified ads. It highlights accessible listings and suggests readers can quickly discover options within the paper’s classified section.
Bay island plan faces environmental opposition in Long Beach
Senator George Deukmejian withdraws support as Papetti warns the 10,000 acre bay island project would dredge 20 billion cubic yards and create a 100 foot high landmass. He cites muddy water reaching the Mexican border, oil plumes, disrupted beaches, and air pollution as key concerns impacting coastal properties and nearby voters.
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Mexico
George Deukmejian
Long Beach
Papetti
Palos Verdes Peninsula
Seal Beach
Point Fermin
Paperth
Cullen ‘Hill
Health News: Prompt Care Prevents Painful Aftermath
Dr. Lowell Ward of Long Beach warns that delaying treatment for pain leads to worse outcomes. He recounts two midlife cases where initial injuries worsened after missed appointments, stressing that early care curbs lasting neck and shoulder pain and prevents extended disability. His clinic is at 3535 EB 7th Street, Long Beach, 438-6464.
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Lowell E. Ward
D.C
Long Beach
Ward
Dr. Waed
EB. 7Th Street
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