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Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Feb 13, 1974

Page

7

Long Beach area hospital plan freeze urged by supervisors

Feb 19 1974 Los Angeles area supervisors were to consider a report urging a continued freeze on planning for a new Long Beach General Hospital and a scaled down 240 bed Harbor General unit. The study calls for halting the $55 million Intensive Rehabilitation Center at Rancho Los Amigos as master plan work proceeds. It notes cost, bed supply, trends and potential NHI impact require a full county plan revision.

Long Beach General Hospital Harbor General Hospital Torrance Rancho Los Amigos Hospital Downey Department of Health Services Nel Liston Witherill Long Beach Harbor General

Califor nia weighs helmet rule and bus seat belts

California traffic safety officials report to compare state standards with federal guidelines. They note potential helmet requirements for motorcyclists and seat belt use for children on school buses, but stop short of recommending legislation. Gov Reagan has opposed mandatory bike helmets. The report also contrasts commercial vehicle registration, alcohol tests, and crash reporting with federal rules while planning a master program.

California State Office of Traffic Safety Reagan

California groups urge state energy policy office

Fifteen public interest groups led by the Planning and Conservation League called on Sacramento to create a state energy policy office. They urged an independent data bank of energy resources, new pricing to curb large users, bans on outdoor night lighting, redirecting oil profits to R and D, and a major solar energy research program. Groups include Sierra Club United Auto Workers and UC Student Lobby among others.

Sacramento UPI Planning and Conservation League California Association of University Women Coastal Alliance California Roadside Council California Tomorrow California Trout Ecology Southern California Council of Churches Friends of the Earth League of Conservation. Voters of California Sierra Club United Auto Workers University of California Western National Audubon Society

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