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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1977
Page
9
A reader defends electroshock treatment, arguing its minimal amperage and rapid neural discharge stimulate healing. The letter cites countless successful cases and recounts a mother’s struggle through multiple institutions before showing improvement.
A patient's account traces personal relief from migraines and depression through electroshock therapy EST, including unilateral EST to reduce memory loss. The author notes historical shifts, patient observation after outpatient treatments, and ongoing debate about safety, accessibility, and evolving techniques in psychiatry.
Exchangettes wives of Exchange Club members will seat a new slate headed by Mrs. Victor W. Rowe as president. Mrs. Clyde Moore will install Miss Bruce Nelson Kermit Parker and Leo Greene. Entertainment by Pat Woods with piano by Mrs. Orlo Rollo. BLUE STAR MOMS Mrs. LeRay Blanchard is new California Blue Star president. Several area women serve on state board. MUSICAL ARTS Ruth Sherritt to preside at installation dinner. MOOSE WOMEN Los Alamitos chapters to install officers. DAR UNIT Daughters of the American Revolution install new regent at home of Mrs. Glen Gilmore. OPTI-MRS Monies Downtown Opti-Mrs. Club installs new president and officers.
Brooks College Fashion Design wraps its third annual Needle Art Fashion Celebration featuring garments accessories and samplers created by 89 needle art students led by Elena Levio. The free event runs 9 am to 5 pm Saturday in Room 7 Eneinitas Building on the Brooks Campus 4825 E. Pacific Coast Highway. Refreshments available. Public welcome.
A Dear Abby column excerpt covers a wife uneasy about joining her husband’s deer hunting hobby, a teen with deaf parents facing curious questions in public, and Abby’s reassurance that people mean no harm while urging awareness of sensitive topics. It notes that many questions reflect curiosity more than malice.
In a tricky rubber, declarer misled at trick one and East used precise defense to gain the advantage. After the spade king led, misplacing clubs allowed East to hold and counter with the ace of clubs, prolonging the rubbers while West held two potential defense tricks that could have beaten the hand. The columnist suggests an alternate line guiding declarer through a guarded path to counter luck.
A damaged OCR style note describes a bridge deal with South as dealer. North bids 1% then Pass, East Passes, South opens 34, West passes. Opening lead is Queen of spades.
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