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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1966
Page
8
A health article notes muscles influence overall health including heart and mood and warns that inactivity weakens core groups. It explains spinal structure, disc and ligament roles, and how weak stomach and hip muscles contribute to back problems, offering exercise and self-care tips.
Southland Progress editor Robert Beckman previews In Sunday’s Independent Press-Telegram plans by S S Construction to develop 275 luxury homes around the old Bixby Ranch house in Los Alamitos east of Long Beach State College. First increment includes 113 homes. observers call the area the Beverly Hills of Long Beach.
Miami Beach councilmen vote 6-1 to hire Robert Oldland, current Anchorage city manager, at a salary of 125000 dollars per year. Oldland travels from Alaska to lead Miami Beach in a pivotal appointment.
An explosion ripped a steam sterilizer at Michael Reesa Hospital blood center in Chicago, injuring 13 people. One man hospitalized. others, all employees, treated for bites and cuts and released. The blast sprayed heated serum and glass. cause undetermined.
Furnished 1 bedroom units at 130 dollars and furnished 2 bedroom at 145 dollars monthly with unfurnished 1 bedroom at 100 and furnished 2 bedroom at 115, located at 150 E Market St. Includes built in range hood disposal new wall to wall carpeting new drapes heated laundry room. Call 428-1342.
The sentencing of Donald E. Feragen, 46, former Alameda County assessor, for eight counts of taking bribes in return for favorable property valuations, was continued in Oakland. He faces a maximum of 14 years in prison on each count, with current proceedings to conclude by May 1.
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