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Newspaper

Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Feb 13, 1973

Page

6

Kaiser Hospital expansion approved by Bellflower council

Bellflower approves a zone change and vacating portions of two streets to enable Kaiser Foundation Hospitals to expand the Bellflower facility at an estimated cost of 20 million dollars after a two hour public hearing. The hospital sits on a vacant tract at an unspecified location.

Ay Ralph McClurg Kaiser Foundation Hospitals Bellflower City Hospital Fidler Rosecrans Maplewood Street Maplewood Southern California Comprehensive Planning Commission Bellflower Planning Commission Vernon Brammer Bellflower Kaiser Hospital James Farle Christo Bellflower Chamber of Commerce

Seven hurt in five Long Beach traffic crashes

Seven persons were injured in five traffic accidents in Long Beach on Monday, police reported. Cora Thomas, 6, of 129 Myrtle Ave., sought medical aid after her car collided with a vehicle driven by William R. Volkmer, 71, of 1680 E Second St, at Anaheim Street and Elm Avenue at 10 30 a.m.

Long Beach Cora Thomas Myrtle Ave William R. Volkmer 1680 Second St Anaheim Street Elm Avenue

Long Beach police and fire log details incidents

A 24 hour emergency log from Long Beach lists responses including injuries at Anaheim Street and Elm Avenue, gas shutoffs on 241 South Street, and a Terminal Island crash near the drawbridge. It notes resuscitation efforts, fires on Fourth Street, and a car strike near Terminal Island Freeway. Several hospital treatments are cited for Mabry, Cooper, and McClellan cases with nearby addresses.

Truxtun Homecoming Highlights Vietnam Service

Frigate USS Truxtun returns to Long Beach after seven months in Vietnam service including 121 combat days. Captain Robert Smith moored at Pier 15 as families welcomed the crew with a Valentine Arch. The ship aided in aerial coordination and helped down 11 MIGs during intensified air activity before the cease-fire. A Coast Guard transfer for medical care occurred at sea.

Truxtun Vietnam Robert 8. Smith Geliden Grove Naval Station Pier 15

Long Beach HRC Awards Banquet Set on Queen Mary

The Long Beach Human Relations Commission will hold its second annual awards banquet on Thursday March 29 at 6 p.m. aboard the Queen Mary. Two awards will be given for outstanding contributions to human relations in Long Beach. Winners will be announced by the commission at its March 1 meeting. last year’s recipients were William C Barnes and the Bouggess White Scholarship Foundation.

Long Beach Human Relations Commission Queen Mary Commission Horace Rains Long Beach Con William C. Barnesby Cmimseling Long Beach City College Bouggess-White Scholarship Foundation

Negro History Week film program at Compton College

In observance of Negro History Week, Compton College rooms 29 will show two black films at noon Friday. Harriet Tubman and the Underground Railroad covers slave liberation through the Midwest to Canada in the 1850s and early 1960s. Lost, Stolen or Strayed narrates black contributions to U.S. development. Admission is free. sponsored by the Community Services Office.

Compton College Bill Cosby United States Harriet Tubman Underground Railroad Midwest Canada Community Services Ofice

Long Beach man arrested in shooting spree

A 37 year old Long Beach resident, Frank Wilson of 505 East Broadway, was arrested on suspicion of attempted murder after firing at a man and exchanging shots with Officers Paw Speed and Edward Northrup who responded to a separate shooting at 2:55 a.m. Wilson surrendered after returning fire. Victim Phillip R. Lacy, 24, of Sixth Street, was wounded in the right thigh and treated at St Mary’s Hospital.

Long Beach Frank Wilson E. Broadway Paw J. Speed Speed Edward R. Northrup Wilson Broadway Phillip R. Lacy Sise Sixth St St. Mary's Hospital

Holdup Men Take 2500 From Long Beach Store

Four African American bandits robbed Pat's Electric and Lighting Inc. at 109% Redondo Ave Long Beach, forcing manager R. M. Czar and four employees to lie on the office floor while two men grabbed cash from desks and drawers. A man and a woman later entered, forcing eight customers to surrender their money.

Pat's Electric and Lighting, Inc Redondo Ave Long Beach R.M. Czar

Classified Ads Spotlight on Compact Stereo Sets

Today’s ad section highlights compact stereo components with big sound. Buyers are urged to compare prices on small hi fi systems, receivers, turntables, and speaker pairs from local retailers and department stores.

Elks Benefit Dance in Norwalk Observes Birthday

The South Central District of Elks sponsors a benefit dance at the Golden West Ballroom 1247 Studebaker Road Norwalk on Friday. Ray King and his band play music from the big band era. Admission is 3 dollars with proceeds going to charity.

National Order of Elks South Central Norwalk Ray King

Burglars Hit Laurel Medical Center Cash Drawer

Burglars broke a hole in a window at Laurel Medical Center on 16704 Clark Ave Bellflower and stole 310 dollars from a cash drawer. Lakewood sheriff's deputies reported the incident with details about the break in and time of theft.

Laurel Medical Center Clark Ave Bellflower Lakewood

Snowbound campers return after mountain trip delay

About 165 mothers and daughters from the Long Beach YMCAs arrived in town around 2 p.m. Monday, a day and a half late from a mountain excursion. Bob Oatey, executive director of the North Long Beach YMCA, explained the delay and the group’s safe arrival.

Long Beach Bob Oatey North Long Beach Oatey YMCA

Film and talk on Thailand at Long Beach high school

Long Beach City College presents Spirit of Thailand as part of its international series. The color film will be shown at Wilson auditorium Tuesday, Jordan Wednesday, Polytechnic Thursday, and Lakewood Friday at 8 p.m.

Thailand Long Beach City College Wilson Jordan Polytechnic Lakewood

Improve English at Home Says Career Institute Director

Don Bolander, director of Career Institute, says strong English skills unlock job and social opportunities. He promotes a free $2 booklet on at home study to gain fluent writing, reading speed, and broad vocabulary, mailed to readers who send name address and a postcard or letter to Mundelein Illinois.

Don Bolandey Career Institute Bolander Holanger Don Bolander Mundelein TiLinois

Oxipor Claims Psoriasis Cure In New Therapy Pitch

An advertisement touts Oxipor as a breakthrough psoriasis treatment, claiming rapid skin clearing after first bottle. The copy cites patient testimonials and names a physician in Tennessee and a company location, presenting Oxipar as a cutting edge ointment for severe skin conditions.

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