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Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Sep 29, 1971

Page

15

Children, adolescents helped CSLB clinic lead therapy aid

A year old boy bored with school and at odds with his parents turned to drugs and found help at the Community Psychology Clinic at California State College, Long Beach. Therapy built inner strength. a six year old Chi cano girl also benefited from play therapy showing language frustration. The campus clinic, open since Nov 1, serves mainly children and teens with family, school, and social problems, employing 35 advanced trainees and nine staff. Fees are based on ability to pay, and about 20 minority trainees will staff satellite outposts to extend services in Long Beach.

California State College Long Beach James Linden Par Linden Community Improvement League Atlantic Ave Long Beach Poly Cal State-Long Beach

Nine hurt in six Los Angeles traffic crashes

Nine people were treated for injuries in six traffic accidents in Long Beach and nearby areas Tuesday into today. Notable incidents include a collision on Second Street near Marina Drive at 1:25 a.m. involving Sharon Nied and Lin da Norrell, a crash at Ocean Boulevard and Golden Avenue, and multiple injury or non injury incidents logged by Long Beach police and fire crews. The report lists names and addresses of several drivers and passengers treated at local hospitals, with times ranging from early morning to evening Tuesday.

Long Beach Sharon A. Nied Claremont Ave Linda Norrell Walnut Ave Community Hospital Clayton H. Thompson E. Ocean Blvd Second Street Marina Drive St. Mary’s Hospital William V. Sarin 18Th St. San Pedro Mary F. McLean Termino Ave Ocean Boulevard Golden Avenue Slam Ana Sarin Maria Zitkovic 13Th St San Pedro Dennis G. Gonsalves Edist St Pacific Hospital Harriet A. Buff Orange Ave Space 54 Paramount Atlantic Ave Market Street Nathan Correa E. Jay &J Carson St. Mary’s Long Beach Boutevard Broadway Fourth St Long Beach Boulevard Canehil Ave Columbia St Navy Base Cayman St Goldfield Ave Pier B Brodaway Cherry Avenue 33Rd Street San Diego Pomona Ave Artesia Street Atlantic Avenue Sixth Street Olive Avenue Desmond Bridge Temple Avenue Willow Street Louise Street Pacific Avenue Eliot Street Magnolia Ave Cayman Street

Young gunman robs market at Ridgely Market

A youth about 18 with black wavy hair robbed Ridgely Market at 6429 7th and St Paramount around 6 pm Tuesday. He demanded money while threatening the shop owner Mary Ridgely with a snub-nosed revolver and instructed her to fill a sack with cash. Second place safety award won by LB. Long Beach earned second in California Cities Employe Safety Contest for cities with more than 1,101 employees, recording the second lowest rate of disabling injuries per million man-hours in the fiscal year ending June 30.

Ridgely Market St., Paramount Mary Ridgely Lakewood Long Beach California

Lakewood to Open Largest County Library Next Year

The Angelo M. Yacoboni Library in Lakewood will become the county’s largest community library when its new quarters open in about a year. The 25,000 square foot facility at 5000 Clark Ave will house 59,000 volumes, a large basement storage, and a 125-person meeting room. The existing 6,000 square foot library at 5100 Clark Ave will be repurposed for city hall activities. the library bears the name of Lakewood’s first mayor.

Angelo M. Yacoboni Lakewood Clark Ave Tacoboni Clark City Hall Helen Amistoy

White House proposes multi-pronged plan for drug prevention

National Drug Abuse Prevention Week runs October 3-9 with no celebration. The White House Special Action Office is coordinating research, rehabilitation, treatment, and preventive education. Officials aim to pry open communications to dig out causes that push individuals toward drugs for momentary escape.

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