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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1971
Page
6
Nearly 109 students from California State College Long Beach work quietly with residents to bridge college and community. The Students for Community Involvement began last year and avoids publicity, with members tutoring youths, guiding tours, and offering companionship as described by Hal Schaffer.
A Torrance father Joe Burgasser aged 32 and his 12 year old son John were rescued at 4 a.m. by sheriff's deputies on a rugged ledge near Chantry Flats after spending hours stranded in darkness. They were found about 300 feet from a cliff base and 150 feet from the top and returned to Chantry Flats Ranger Station before 7 a.m. They planned to hike again next Sunday.
Long Reach residents attended Outfit Family Day offering crisis services, essentials, and transport. Organized five years ago, the center depends on community aid but faces rising need due to inflation and unemployment while donations decline.
Fragmentary OCR text mentioning names and places with no clear event or outcome. The readable items include scattered words like ponies, relax, and a schedule note but no coherent news fact. No identifiable persons or organizations form a complete report.
Activities for Pan Am to Begin along Del Amo Blvd at 1:30 p.m. will feature floats, novelty units, and marching bands. The Pan American Festival began in Lakewood 25 years ago when neighbors Jess Solter and Dr. Walter Montana, former Bolivian consul, shook hands over a back fence to envision a continent-wide celebration. The event has grown from a tree planting ceremony to a week-long community festival drawing in residents and groups.
A 47 year old San Pedro man, Lewis Winfield Striplin, was fined 3750 and placed on three years probation after pleading guilty to manslaughter in the death of one of two elderly sisters struck by his car in the 900 block of West Ninth Street. He received a one year suspended jail sentence. The victims were Inga Horn, 79, and her sister Mavie, 88, who died at Harbor General Hospital after the incident.
Fragmented text presents a garbled note about dental science and implants with unclear names and nonsensical phrases. No coherent events or entities are extractable.
A historical medical note describes treatments and preparations claimed to ease hemorrhoidal inflammation and swelling. It mentions a preparation called Preparation A and related compounds, noting gentle, soothing effects and physician-supported use. The passage emphasizes wetting and soothing action as a benefit.
A Long Beach police car pursuing a second vehicle collided with a third at 1:51 am on Long Beach Boulevard near the San Diego Freeway. Officer Stephen Strichart, 22, sustained serious head injuries plus cuts and bruises and was hospitalized in satisfactory condition at Memorial Hospital. His partner Officer Michael Davis, 29, and civilian Haynie, 22, were also injured. The driver of the third car, Ji. Baiha, was named in the report.
Services will be held at Mortuary for Vern E Garten, a Long Beach attorney since 1927 who died Saturday at age 60. He lived at 263 St Joseph Ave and ran Garten and Garten with his father. He practiced before the U S Supreme Court, earned a Northwestern law degree, and earlier worked as a WWI instructor, flying service operator, and county fair stunt flyer. Survivors include his wife Byrd Garlen and sister Ethel Garlen Wittson of Laguna Hills.
Paul B. Taylor 76 a longtime city credit manager died of a heart attack Saturday. He lived at 4275 Lime Ave and served in the Coast Guard in World War I. Taylor worked 44 years for the city, retiring in 1968, leaving a son Leslie Hiburn, a sister Mrs. Doris Claesson of Long Beach, and two grandchildren. Service 1:30 a.m. Tuesday at Paterson and Snively Mortuary chapel.
A motorcycle passenger died on arrival at St Marys Hospital after an accident at 3 00 am on the Long Beach Freeway. Police said driver Frank Van Dyke 28 of 118 Glenone Ave Campton failed to make the curve 600 feet south of the Ninth Street Overpass. Paula Bolvier a trans er was killed and Van Dyke was treated and released.
ABT staged two Saturday performances featuring Natalia Makarova in Swanilda, Ted Kivitt, and Michael Smuin in Coppelia and Schubertlade respectively. Makarova’s Swanilda dazzled, while Kivill as Franz and Smuin as Dr Coppelius drew strong praise. Harmonic company chemistries and vivid stage design by William Pitkin accompanied Akira Hindo’s pit, with WIlson, Young, Brock, Orr, Erickson, and Paredes among the notable dancers.
Doctors say most headaches stem from emotional tension and stress. Clinical tests on 500 patients show Anacin relieves nervous tension headaches as effectively as prescription brands, without a prescription or high cost. A survey of 1600 internal medicine specialists found twice as many would recommend Anacin over leading rivals. Anacin acts quickly, is not habit forming, gentle on stomach, and leaves you alert.
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