Naples bridge plaques recalled by city officials
The article recalls early Naples history as Houghton and Dr. Frank Harnett accept bridge plaques from City Engineer Jess Gilkerson marking the dedication of the original Naples bridges. Four bridges have been replaced with wider spans. plaques are to be preserved by the Long Beach Historical Society.
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Voters eye school bonds plan for major upgrades
New voters seen school bonds key. Major projects target San Pedro and Carson high schools replacing structures with six and four room wings. Dane Junior High in San Pedro to receive 33 regular and 10 special classrooms. Dodson and Peary Junior Highs to gain classrooms and service facilities. Additional upgrades listed across Gardena Wilmington Harbor City and other districts.
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New Plant To Dispose Of Oil Field Waste Water
Atlantic Richfield Co fills a new filter plant on Play A to handle Willigton Field produced water capacity up to 700 000 barrels daily once Long Beach Oil Development completes its plant by March 1. Leonard W Brack says total capacity will reach 80 000 barrels daily to treat all produced water. Disposal is hindered by the raw high oxygen content which could harm marine life if dumped into harbor waters.
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Willigton
Long Beach Department
O11 Properties
Long Beach Oil Development Cou
Leonard W.brack
Oil Properties
Laymen’s law course cites reinjealing in oil field waste water
Thins Long Beach Co, operator for the Inballide land oil field, has begun rein discharge and underground storage for waste water. Older operators Arco and LBOD are building fuel plants and reinjection systems to handle waste water. Arco’s new plant capacity is 6,000 barrels per day, with 15,000 barrels daily injected at Magnolis drill site.
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Futel
Brock
Biker and Cyclist Hurt in Long Beach Crashes
Two non critical injuries reported in Long Beach Sunday after a motorcycle and a car collide on Los Coyotes at Stearnlee Avenue at 6 45 am. James I Rose 31 of 332 Almery Ave treated at Cumminly Hospital. A bicycle and an auto collide on Dawson at 1th Street injuring Ronald G C Hinton 7 of 1086 Junipero Ave. in another incident.
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James I. Rose
Almery Ave
Cumminly, Hospital
Bridget C. Dwyer
Charlemagne Ave
Stearnlee Avenue
Ronald GC. Hinton
Junipero ‘Ave
Community Hospital
Thomas A. Markenkovich
Dawson Way
Dawson
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California State Colleges seek 132 million for next years building plan
California State Colleges will request nearly 132 million dollars in state funds for 18 campuses to plan build and equip 173 projects next year. Long Beach Dominguez and Fullerton led requests with 26 million for 25 projects amid large five year needs totaling 609 million.
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Fullerton
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Long Beach Doctor Promises Relief for Pains and Circulation
A vague notice from Dr. Duncan of 2501 E Broadway in Long Beach advertises relief for poor circulation, spine pains, and muscle spasm. The message promises muscle relaxation and nerve calm allowing renewed work ability. Contact GE 8-2403 for appointment.
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Dr. Duncan
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Preparation H claims relief for hemorrhoidal swelling
An old health notice touts Preparation H as highly effective for shrinking inflamed hemorrhoidal tissue and alleviating pain. It references tests in New York and Washington DC, claiming rapid relief and additional benefits from its ointment or suppositories.
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Ak Fezora
Health News Back leg pains tied to spine alignment
Dr Lowell Ed Ward of Long Beach explains that about half a million people yearly suffer low back and leg pain from mechanical spine misalignment. He cites displacement from falls, accidents, or wear and tear, causing nerve compression and sciatica. Early, specialized chiropractic care and X ray analysis can detect minute distortions and prevent progression. His Long Beach office is at 535 B. 7th Street, phone 438.0464.
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