KHTS Radio Santa Clarita Radio – Santa Clarita News
Hosts: Dr. Gene Dorio, Barbara Cochran
Seniors, scams to be wary of when it comes to the hurricanes and recent natural disasters:
- Always go to Charitywatch.org to make sure your money is going directly to the places you’d like it to like local charities on ground zero. “For my money, we give to the United Way and the Salvation Army.” – Arif Halaby
- Be mindful of cars coming from disaster-riddled areas that have been damaged and then sent to California rebuilt and cleaned up and resold. 1 “Look for ‘salvaged vehicicle’ title” and 2 Look around the corners of the cars for signs of mildew or mold in the car. The answer is still to take it to your mechanic and have them fully inspect the vehicle.
“Here’s what you do: have multiple credit cards–one for eating out, one for traveling and the internet.” – Arif Halaby on how to stay protected from fraud with people stealing credit cards at restaurants
Segment 2 – Foods to Avoid w/ Kim Wahl
Avoid yogurts, because yogurts may increase the risk of breast cancers. “you know what? pick a quicker snack, pick a better snack” – Kim Wahl
“We will continue to push the people who make our foods to be better.” – Dr. Gene Dorio
The Senior Hour:
Join Barbara Cochran and Dr. Gene Dorio every Wednesday from 11 a.m. to Noon on your Hometown Station AM-1220 KHTS for The Senior Hour, your home for Senior Care and Lifestyle.
Barbara Cochran has been a resident of the Santa Clarita Valley for over 40 years and has spent much of that time volunteering with and even creating a variety of organizations. The 1983 SCV Woman of the Year brings senior news to you every week on your Hometown Station.
Gene Dorio, M.D. has practiced Internal Medicine in the SCV since 1988. A member of the medical staff at Henry Mayo Newhall Memorial Hospital, he is very active in local senior affairs.
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