Walk-in diagnosis clinics aid needy in LA County
A quiet revolution in government health care expands walk-in diagnosis and services for low income residents in Los Angeles County. Four community centers in Bellflower Hawaiian Gardens Norwalk Lakewood offer immunizations well baby care maternal services dental exams and more with emphasis on accessibility and cooperation with private physicians.
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Los Angeles County
Hawaiian Gardens
Earl W. Kendrick
Bellflower
Kendrick
Los Angeles ‘County
Bellflower Health District
Bellflower Health Center
Flower St
Norwalk
E. Firestone Blvd
Lakewood
Shon
Clark Ave
Tod P.m
Norwalk Blvd
Alatorre to Speak at Maritime Industries Luncheon
Richard Alatorre D Los Angeles at 80, one of the youngest lawmakers, will address the Maritime Industries Luncheon at noon Wednesday in San Pedro. He chairs the Assembly Chicano caucus and serves on farm labor violence, health, ways and means, labor relations, and welfare committees. The buffet luncheon at Mary Star of the Sea is open to the public. Sponsored by Teamsters Locals 88 572 and 692, a $3 donation helps fund merchant seamen clubs in the harbor area.
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Richard Alatorre
Los Angeles
Maritime Industries
San Pédro
Auditorium of Mary
Eighth St
Alatarre
Assembly
Teamsters
Substantial relief sought for Long Beach harbor subsidence
Long Beach Harbor District shows slight subsidence in two areas over the past year due to damaged water injection capability. Officials report the losses are minor and reflect rebound from prior subsidence, with about 1.2 inches elevation loss and subsequent rebound noted in several piers, while injections are being repaired to restore stability.
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Don Brackenbury
Long Beach Harbor
Department of ‘Oil Properties
Entrance Channel
Seaside Boulevard
Alamitos Peninsoa
Department of Oil Properties
Thomas Cox obituary and rosary in Long Beach
Thomas James Cox veteran leader and businessman dies at 49 in Veterans Hospital. Long Beach police detective and former major felonies investigator, he held security, automotive, and bar ownership roles. Survived by wife Evelyn and children. services and calling hours noted.
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Long Beach
Chester Place
Hackett. Ave
Pacific ‘Avenue
Daisy Ave
Queen Mary
Bisby Fie Avenue
Carson Street
Iosary
St. Anthony Church
Thomas James Cox
Veterans
Veterans Hospital
Mc. Cox
Gardena Pokar Claus
Long Head
Ellis Pistol Club
Wenke Retains Judicial Office in 161st District
Judge Robert A. Wenke of Long Beach, reelected without opposition as assistant presiding judge of the 161st Los Angeles County Superior Court, will serve under presiding Judge Alfred J. McCourtney, reelected for 1974. McCourtney and Wenke were chosen by a judge mail ballot. both begin new terms. Wenke, a Stanton, Nebraska native, has served since 1966 and held previous superior court assignments.
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Robert A. Wenke
Long Beach
Los Angeles County Superior Court
Wenke
Alfred J. McCourtney
Wonke
McCourtney
Stanton, Neb
U.S. Supreme Court
Warren’. Burger
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Lime Ave
E. Broadway
Seventh St
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Gartax
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Hill Street
Raymond
Cumming 'A
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Velit
Greenteat
Long Beach Boulevards
Lane Beach Marina
Fashion Ve
Thomas Cox
Western States
International’ Chemical Corporation
Minnneapolis
Cox
South Pacific
452Nd
Air Force Reserve
Elks Lodge
Moose Lodge
American Veterans Association
Long Beach Bar Owners Association
Hotel Bartenders Employer Association
Stonewall Jackson Brigade
Ee Thomas James Cox
London
MacCourtney
Glendale
Superior Court
Antelope Valley
Lancaster
Alvred J
McCourtnes
Inspiration City
Cypress St. San Bimas
Conurvetian
Long Leach
Out
Safe Deposit Box
Notary Public Service
Savings OF
Sunnyside Memorial Gardens
Sunnyside
Cherry Avenue
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