Colorful unit for handicapped children opens at Miller Center
A new 8000 square foot Children’s Rehabilitation Center within Earl and Loraine Miller Children’s Hospital Medical Center debuts as the first comprehensive facility for the Creater Long Beach area. It features child sized equipment, a bright therapy area, parallel bars, trikes, a courtyard with varied surfaces, and occupational therapy to aid daily living skills. Open to inpatients and outpatients, the center aims to separate pediatric rehab from adult care for better treatment.
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Earl and
Loraine Miller
Children's Hospital Medical Center
Children's Rehabilitation Center
Long Beach
Children’s Hospital
Bernard J. Michela
Memorial Hospital Medical Center
Children’s
Michela
Frances Harris
Recycle of Waste Water in L B Declared
City Manager John Mansell told council Tuesday that Long Beach now reinjects 547000 barrels daily of waste water from tidelands with oil and will reach 650000 by year end and fully reinject all by December 1972. The regional board urged centralized treatment by end 1972, praising the harbor water quality efforts and the oil properties department progress.
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Tidelands
John BR. Mansell
Mansell
Countcilmen
California Regional Water Quality Control Board
Tong Beach
Long Beach Harbor
Department of Oil Properties
City approves 610 dollars for Long Beach Junior Football League
City Council voted to give 610 dollars to the Long Beach Junior Football League for trophies and a Thanksgiving weekend event. A stop sign on Colorado Street at Nieto Avenue to protect a safe school route was ordered after a study urged by Lowell Elementary PTA and the Police Department.
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Junior Football League
Afer
Long Beach
Colorado Street
Nieto Avenue
Martin A. Wallen
Lowell
PTA
Police Department
Philip E. Poppler
Cauncil
Thomas J. Clark
Bert Bond
E. F
Ted) Critchley
James J. Wilson
Edwin W. Wade
Paul R. Deats
Dr. Clark
Barrier Observation Well Drilling Approved
The County Central District won Long Beach City Council approval to drill three new observation wells for the Alamitos Barrier Project. The wells, funded and drilled by the County Land Control District, will monitor barrier effects near Seven Street Pacific Coast Highway Manila Avenue and Colorado Street.
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Mood Central District
Long Beach
Alamitos Bay
Cameilmen
Seventh Street
Bellflower Boulevard
Margo Avenue
Pacific Coast Highway
Manila Avenue
Colorado Street
County
Iland
Long Beach Council
Whitnack City Employee of Year Dies at 71
Kenneth S. Whitnack longtime Long Beach Water Department employee and year recipient of the city employee of the year award died Monday at 71. He lived at 2300 Eucalyptus Ave and helped cut department accidents from 418 to 29 yearly. Whitnack held Masonic and DeMolay positions and is survived by wife Mildred L. Memorials may be sent to the Long Beach Commandery Eye Foundation. Holton & Son Mortuary handled arrangements.
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Aim
First Christian Church
Kenneth S. Whitnack
Long Beach “City
Mr. Whitnack
Eucalyptus Ave
Water Department
Long Beach Water Department
American Water Works Association
Indiana
Long Beach
Neptune Lodge
F&am
Long Beach Commandery No. 40
Order of DeMolay
Royal Arch Masons
Mildred L
Long Beach Commandery
Contract Let for City Hall Air Conditioning
A $6,634 contract to furnish and install air conditioning equipment in City Hall was awarded Tuesday by the City Council to H&D Heating, Inc. of North Hollywood. The system will serve central sixth floor offices including the city attorney’s office, lacking direct exterior windows.
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City Hall
H&d Heating, Inc
North Hollywood
Lakewood Bar Owner Denied After-Hours Permit
Lakewood officials vote 3-2 against granting Stan's owner Stanley Rossi a 2:30 to 6 a.m. weekend after-hours permit citing safety concerns and past issues. Rossi cited security measures and a planned bar lease change, while mayor recalled prior licenses and suggested a longer demonstration period before approval. The council also filled a traffic and safety post and delayed city rubbish-rate discussions.
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Bob Andrew
Lakewood
Stanley Rossi
Stan’s
E. Carson St
Rossi
Mark Hannaford
Charles Schweitzer
George Nye
Nye
Myron C. Yockey
Thrifty guide to beating holiday price rises in ads
A compact shopper briefing reveals how to read daily ads for genuine food bargains. It outlines practical steps to identify real discounts, leveraging sale cycles and strategic timing to stretch a budget during the holiday season.
Harbor Parade Judges Selected For Christmas Afloat
Judges have been selected for the eighth annual Christmas Afloat Parade to be held at 7 p.m. December 19 in Los Angeles Harbor main channel. Frank Bird serves as parade chairman. About 50 entries will be judged at the start of the three mile waterborne parade from aboard the Los Angeles Harbor Department dock at Angels Gate.
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Los Angeles Harbor
Frank Bird
Angels Gate
Bird
James Williams
Coast Guard District
George Clayton
Ft. Macarthur
Cma
Ray Taylor
Navy Fuel Depot
Dan Sheehy
Harbor Division
Patrick Murphey
U.S. Marine Corps Reserve Training Center
Terminal Island
Mel Carpenter
Los Angeles-Longeach Naval Base
George Goodwin
California Highway Patrol
Joe Muckerman
19Th Artillery Group
U.S. Army
Bob Flegal
Baldalr
U.S. Air Force
Ocean Boulevard Shoreline Drive interchange plan trimmed
City Council approved revising the Ocean Boulevard Shoreline Drive interchange to remove one ramp. Estimated cost drops from a previous three-ramp plan to about 1 million dollars for the revised construction. City Manager John R. Mansell announced the savings and clarified the new plan reduces the interchange cost.
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Ocean Boulevard
Shoreline Drive
John R. Mansell
Mansell
Family Service Backs Override in Education Support
The Family Service of Long Beach board voted Tuesday to back the Board of Education in seeking a tax override to preserve education quality in the unified district. President Ann Roellsma cited cuts to school psychological services and counseling as a key concern. Burglars stole musical instruments and drafting tools valued at 950 dollars from Kolin Interior Designs on Santa Fe Avenue after forcing a rear door, police said Tuesday.
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Family Service of
Long Beach
Board of Education
Ann Roells¢ma
Family Service Board
Kolin
Santa Fe Ave
Burgers
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