The Region - News from Jan. 20, 1987
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County Supervisor Kenneth Hahn, who is recovering from a stroke, will remain in the intensive care unit at Daniel Freeman Hospital in Inglewood for at least two more days, his press deputy said. Dan Wolf said that Hahn, 66, also will remain hospitalized for “several more weeks” as he undergoes an unspecified rehabilitation process to correct weaknesses on his left side triggered by the Jan. 11 stroke.
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