Hydraulic boring machine aids city water line upgrades
A hydraulic boring machine used by Garden Grove Water Department speeds replacement of 2,200 water services yearly. It pushes steel rods under streets to install plastic laterals, then withdraws them to connect meters, avoiding street trenching and enabling larger 1 inch laterals for better flow. Homeowners paying $100, or $30 if they do the work, can update lines, with about 90 percent participation. about 11 services are updated daily, extending completion into 1875.
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Garden Grove
Fred EB. Miller
Miller
Water Department
Long Beach Emergency Calls Chronicle Overnight Events
The log lists police and fire responses across Long Beach during a 24 hour period ending at a.m. today. Incidents include oil leaks on Third Street and Fifth Street, vehicle injuries on Ravenna Drive and Tetlands Avenue, fires across Pine Avenue and Atlantic Avenue, alarms at buildings on 540 West Third Street, and multiple medical emergencies with first aid and resuscitation noted. Authorities coordinate responses from Ocean Boulevard to Rose Avenue and Pacific Coast Highway.
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Long Beach
Area postal official named to new job
James J. Tobol, 36, named employe and labor relations representative for the Long Beach and Whittier Postal Service sectional center. Tobol has 12 years with the service, starting as a Long Beach letter carrier in 1961, and has served as foreman of mails, foreman of delivery and collection, personnel assistant and equal employment opportunity officer. He is active as financial secretary of the Long Beach local of the National Association of Letter Carriers and as VP of the National Postal Union local, and is a member of the National Association of Postal Supervisors.
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James J. Tobol
Long Beach and
Whittier
Tobol
Postal Service
Long Beach
National Association of Letter Carriers
National Postal Union
National Association of Postal Supervisors
Traffic accidents injure five in Long Beach
Five persons were injured in three incidents in Long Beach Sunday, including a bicycle tire blowout on Second Street near Ravenna Drive injuring 30 year old Steven E B Krieger who was treated at Community Hospital. A two car crash on First Street at Redondo Avenue sent Norman J Fedderson 67 and Ivey Fedderson 6a to St Marys Hospital, and Jamie Hardy 15 suffered treatment at the same facility. A fourth injury involved a car collision on Ocean Boulevard east of 11th Place at 6 30 p m affecting Timothy Les Rose 24 and Leroy D Knutson 26. A separate burglary report notes a television stolen from Ercele Smith Residence on Appleton Avenue.
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Long Beach
Steven EB. Krieger
Savona Walk
Community Hospital
Second Street
Ravenna Drive
Norman J. Fedderson
Ivey Fedderson
BK. Ocean Blvd
St. Mary's Hospital
Timothy Les Rose
Loreta Walk
First Street
Redondo Avenue
Jamie Hardy
Dawson Ave
Rose
Michael Allen Howell
Long Beach Naval Station
Inter-Communal Youth Institute to open in Long Beach
A private community school for poor children will open in Long Beach in September at 1525 Alamitos Ave. The Inter-Communal Youth Institute will enroll 40 students aged 4 years 9 months through 16, sponsored by Experimental Educational Institute Inc. Teachers and parents describe aims to foster positive attitudes toward learning with a curriculum aligned to state standards and including African and world history and general and marine biology courses.
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Long Beach
Inter- Communal Youth Institute
Alamitos Ave
Experimental Educaional Institute Inc
Long Beach Area
Robert Duren
Duren
State Board of Education
Death Questions and Answers Lifting Injuries and Falls
A chiropractor explains how lifting injuries and whiplash can show on spinal stress x rays only with full spine imaging. He notes x rays often appear normal, diagnoses rely on comparative spinal length changes, and suggests patients seek a spinal stress evaluation. He invites readers to a Spine Care Class at Ward Chiropractic Orthopedics Office.
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Ward Chiropractic Orthopedics
Long Beach
A Word About Where We Go At Sea
Fragment text describes a ship's calm interiors with twin beds private facilities and large closets. It mentions spacious rooms and crew including the Captain and officers as part of daily life aboard. The source appears as a travel or maritime feature.
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