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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1970
Page
6
A Long Beach woman paid 36 to learn a car key value after repeated lockouts. Experts warn lost codes can raise costs, especially on 1969 GM cars needing upholstery removal. Kinman notes high demand for extra keys while urging careful locksmith choice and licensing moves.
Tonight Long Beach antipoverty agencies begin a city wide survey to identify needs for the next year. Downtown Neighborhood Council president Jim Schmeltzer will lead a 7 30 p m meeting at the new Downtown Center as part of a series with Central West East North and Mac Arthur Park groups. Review covers 27 funded projects and new programs to be started.
Dr Charles R Posson M D 49 former Pacific Hospital chief of staff died Sunday at his home 4210 Cerritos Ave Rosary will be recited tonight Requiem Mass Wednesday at 1 am in St Barnabas Church Survivors include wife Maxine two sons Mark and Steven a daughter Ann and his mother Maud Funeral director Sheelar Stricklin Marquary in charge Memorials suggested to Long Beach Heart Association or Pacific Hospital Cardio Pulmonary Department
Debate grows over a proposed business license ordinance to fund next year’s budget. Mayor Gilbert Smith outlines fiscal needs at a press conference, while the Carson Chamber of Commerce opposes a heavy, long lasting tax and favors a three year sunset with automatic renewal limits.
An ancient ad describes a plastic cream for dentures promising natural feel and long wear. It claims better biting, chewing, comfort, and moisture retention to improve fit, with a patent reference and health emphasis.
Dr. Michael J. Perley, UCLA assistant clinical professor, told Long Beach doctors that tolbutamide shows no evidence of benefit for mild diabetics and may cause severe hypoglycemia. He warned elderly patients should be managed by diet alone if their diabetes is mild.
Services were held in Pasadena for Robert F. Schwarz 65 a prominent attorney who lived in Long Beach forty two years He had moved to San Marino and died October 6 A former partner of Dunt Crutcher of Los Angeles he chaired the Committee on Trust Administration and Accountability of Trustees of the American Bar Association for 1962 1964 He is survived by Marguerite H and a brother Fred W of Long Beach.
Di-Gel claims to relieve gas and heartburn by using a unique anti gas ingredient Nimathi cone and simethicone to break up gas bubbles, allowing the antacid to work more completely. The product is offered as tablets or liquid from Plough Inc.
The Los Angeles County Coroner’s office ruled the Long Beach Harbor death a homicide after autopsy. An unidentified 17 to 18 year old Black male, about five feet tall, with a 9 inch abdomen wound was found near pier 73 by Long Beach Fire Boat No. 2 crew. He wore mod clothing and remained unidentified.
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