Norwalk OKs ordinance to wipe graffiti off walls
Norwalk has passed an ordinance to remove graffiti on private property with owner consent to curb vandalism by local youth gangs. The measure, aided by state law amendments and extra CETA and HCD funds, funds hot water and air pressure graffiti removal crews at an estimated 120000 yearly cost.
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Norwalk
Krans
Uring
Kraus
Sheriff's Department
Es Nealor
Cabrillo Alumni Reunite Across Cities and Careers
Cabrillo area former residents living in Leisure World gathered for a reunion to reconnect with old friends. Miriam Gastwirth, a former Cabrillo recreation director, and Bri Jones, once Long Beach recreation supervisor, shared memories of careers and rival basketball days at their colleges.
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Cabrilo
Miriam Forshots
Recrivation
Gastuirtk Rer
Sheyeit
Bri. Jones
Long Beach
Jones
Fresno
Southern California Military Academy
Gastwirth
University of Alabama
University of Mississippi
Animals protest animal testing at Orange shelter march
The Counts's Society Against Vivitection staged a Saturday march in Orange with 13 members carrying placards protesting animal use in labs and clinics. Led by Mrs Judy Stricker of Costa Mesa, the group called for a flat $20 to $25 fee to cover all immunizations and neutering, asserting it would save animals from uncertain deaths.
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Animal Shelter
Orange
Judy Stricker
Costa Mesa
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Oher Than
Grange County Board of Supervisors
DeForest Park Opens with Public Park Dedication Event
The Long Beach Junior Concert Band marches by Sunday in North Long Beach during ceremonies dedicating Ath public park. Development of the park at 6255 DeForest Ave. is planned in three stages on 26 acres at a cost of $1.3 million.
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Long Beach
DeForest Ave
Funding limits trim RTD Cerritos bus service
RTD spokesman says funding limitations force reduced Cerritos bus service. Sunday and holiday runs are discontinued and weekday routes now operate every 40 minutes instead of every 30, effective immediately.
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Cerritos
Southern California Rapid Transit District
RTD
Thousands of Doctors Recommend Regutol Over Irritant Laxatives
A reading notes that many doctors advise Regutol tablets for constipation rather than irritant laxatives. It claims Regutol softens waste, eases bloating, and reduces gas while avoiding cramping. The ad emphasizes following label directions for best results.
Gaviscon Tablets Offer Quick Heartburn Relief
Doctors say heartburn comes from acid in the esophagus not only the stomach. Gaviscon tablets neutralize erupting acid and form a protective layer, providing targeted relief from burning pain and sour taste when used as directed.
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Jon Gaviscon
Queens Mary shipside Tot displays period autos
In the 1920s and 30s scene, cars parked along the Queen Mary’s shipside Tot attracted hundreds of spectators dressed in elegant period clothes. Staff photo by TOS Shaw.
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TOS! Shaw
Small Business Admin to host two workshops in area
The Small Business Administration will run two workshops in Fountain Valley and Long Beach next month led by SBA staff and local chambers. Topics include taxes capitalization management and licensing with a $10 fee and advance registration. Co sponsors are Coastline Community College Fountain Valley Chamber of Commerce and Long Beach Area Chamber of Commerce.
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Small Business Administration
Long Beach
Fountain Valley
Robert H. Fernn
Slater Ave
Golden Sails Center
Pacific Coast Highway
Feron
Ferth
Rites held for Dr Simmons in Long Beach
Funeral services for Dr Bennett Clark Simmons were held at Sunnyside Chapel. A longtime Long Beach physician, he died Thursday in Lom poc at age él. He served on Pacific Hospital staff and as VA hospital physician in Big SpringsTexas. A Texas native and USC and California medical college graduate, he was WWII veteran and licensed private pilot. He is survived by his wife Juith daughter Franges brother Norman and sister Jolene Rivhter.
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John L. Casey
Fullerton College
Seattle
Philip W. Borst
Carrest
Borst
Fullerton
Stanford University
Claremont Graduate School
Bennett Clark Simmons
Sunnyside Chapel
Simmons
Long Beach
Lompoc
Pacific Hospital
Veterans Administration Hospital
Big Springs
Texas
USC
California College of Osteopaths Physicians and Surgeons
California College of Medicine
Iuith
Franges
Norman
Jolene Rivhter
New church bridge to link Garden Grove church
A 120 foot steel and concrete pedestrian bridge will be hoisted by crane onto Chapman Avenue near Lewis Street linking Garden Grove Community Church with its Hour of Power Building. The span from the Hour building will cross Chapman with a 16 foot clearance and cost 27000 dollars. Church officials expect it to be operational by Easter Sunday.
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Chapman Avenue
Lewis Street
Garden Grove
Understanding Recurring Sciatica and Its Cause
Sciatica is inflammation of the sciatic nerve from spinal imbalance. The root issue is a misaligned spine causing nerve irritation and a cycle that perpetuates pain. Treatment targets identifying the primary imbalance and applying counterbalancing therapy to restore true balance, reducing recurrence.
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