Horses Lose Farm Image as They Become City Pets
A Southern California trend sees horses shifting from farm animals to urban pets amid rapid development. Equestrian groups push for horse zones to keep animals on owners property, while Los Angeles County hosts 50 000 to 60 000 horses with many in residential areas. Prices for stabling and care rise, and officials consider relaxed lot rules to allow box stalls with access to open exercise space. Summers notes most horses are for pleasure and urges informed spending and proper training for owners and youngsters.
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Unclear OCR Note Highlights Local Incident
Fragmentary text references emergency response and multiple street names with unclear details. Mentions Sunday, 2 a m 6251 Jana and 10 12 a m Teela Louise Street with an accident near Leaffie, lengthened notes about purap Von Street Mahima 148 and Beatie Avolie and Market.
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Fragmentary Street Crash Items Pile Up in Odd Noted Aches
A jumble of garbled OCR notes reports traffic incidents and injuries across various streets and avenues, including mentions of Wardlow Road Jats Avenue and Deean Boulevard with pan times. It references an apartment fine and a jury related to an accident near Peterson Avenue and Corie Hashiy Bivitha, but many details are unclear.
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TIDES AND TEMPERATURES FOR LONG BEACH AREA
Weather forecast details continued warm sunny days and cool clear nights through Tuesday with highs around 90 in some coastal areas, 56 to 65 inland, and overnight lows varying by valley and desert regions. Tides and sunrise times are noted for the period with daily morning high and low tides and wind conditions along the coast.
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Three Long Beach Traffic Accidents Reported Injuries
Three people were injured in separate traffic accidents in Long Beach. Alford L. Shellman, 34, of 2840 Santa Fe Ave, treated after a three car crash at Willow Street and Santa Fe Avenue at 10 42 a m Sunday. Robert J Hernandez of Los Angeles treated at St Marys Hospital after his ride collided with a center divider on the Long Beach Freeway near Seventh Street on Sunday at 6 30 p m. Marcelina Montenegro, no of S330 Gale Ave, treated at Memorial Hospital after a crash on the Concorde Hein Bridge at tam today.
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Girl, 6, dies after being struck by car
A six year old Wilmington girl was struck by a car in front of her home and died from injuries. Harbor Division police identified Tammy Galinde on 1138 Tagoon Ave as the victim, stating witnesses said she stepped into the path of the vehicle after stumbling near the curb. The driver, Virginia Wanval, 57, of 1130 W Pacific Coast Highway, told officers she did not see the girl until the impact.
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Underwriters gather Wednesday in Long Beach
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Dollar worries shift tours toward known value
Travel agents report a dollar decline prompts more tours and fixed prices, with travelers choosing cruises and destinations like Mexico and Central America. Demand for foreign currency grows as shoppers seek small cash needs, while Americans adjust budgets and consider travelers checks amid ongoing exchange-rate shifts.
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Health Questions and Answers from Ward Chiropractic Group
Reader asks about back problems and aging concerns. Specialist explains open diet, spine health, and physical therapy as safer, gentler options. Provides emphasis on early intervention and ongoing care while noting limitations of self treatment.
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