Doctor Urges Clinic Backing for Volunteer Physicians
Dr. Ron Rivers, a 1959 CSU Long Beach graduate, splits time between Grange County Medical Center pathology and UC Irvine teaching while backing weekly free clinic volunteer work at Long Beach Free Clinic. He argues doctors should donate time to aid low income youths and stresses patient care over bureaucracy.
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Alioto expands role in fighting smog and Look suit
San Francisco Mayor Alioto advocates private funding for smog free automators, may turn to public financing if needed, urges statewide action after noting recent bad days in San Francisco. He filed a brief in Los Angeles court backing LA County against the Big Three over throttling research and vows depositions in Look magazine libel suit across San Francisco, LA, and New York to expose alleged delays.
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Moorer Flies In for Navy Day Observances in California
Admiral Thomas N. Moorer arrives in Southern California to address Navy Day events in Long Beach and San Diego. He delivers a noon San Diego speech and a 6 30 p m observance at La Payette, introduced by Rear Admiral Horace V. Bird. In Washington Moorer stresses that Navy personnel have performed superbly in Vietnam and other waters, and expresses confidence in facing future opportunities and challenges.
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Red Prof Talks Friday at L B State College
Angela Davis, UCLA philosophy teacher once targeted by UC Regents, will speak at California State College at Long Beach Friday on recurring philosophical themes in Black literature. She will address students at noon from the speakers platform and meet with students at 2 p.m. in Lecture Hall A. The appearance is sponsored by the Political Forums Committee of the Associated Students.
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Skimming basins proposed to curb port pollution
A plan to use skimming basins to prevent dead animals organic debris and other pollutants from entering the waterways during rain storms is submitted for review, aiming to reduce pollution at the port.
Black empowerment and city harbor pollution debate
Hargraves urges blacks to build a distinct self-reliant community while critiquing white control of identity and progress. He envisions a new multi racial society with black unity and cultural autonomy aiding urban renewal. Whiteneck advocates basins and pollution controls for Los Angeles harbor to meet state standards and curb outside discharges threatening waters.
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Shoulder and Leg Aches Reported for Recovery
Long Beach notes chronic circulation pain with muscle spasms and joint discomfort. The report mentions systemic improvements aiding pain relief and a return to work, with reference to program GES 2103 and contact Br. Duncan, 23500 Broadway.
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