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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1975
Page
9
LAS VEGAS reports that Dr. Wesley of the Nations Eye Research Fourie described computers performing eye care tasks in five minutes, far faster than the years needed by doctors and mathematicians. He cited automated detection of eye disease with a single test, noting lower costs for patients and expanded screening.
In Union City a man about A Mb years old was found dead in the family room with a shotgun nearby. Police called the death an apparent self-inflicted action. The father, Alfred Beck, returned home from work to find the son deceased.
Ohlone College filled a disputed counselor aide post in the student activities office. Ene Dison, 23, of Berkeley, was chosen from 222 applicants by a selection committee of a student and two counselors. The Ohlone Affirmative Action Advisory Council had halted the hiring after concerns raised by two Chicanos who felt applicants were discouraged. The council lifted the hold last week.
Gov. Edmund G. Brown Jr. appointed Betty Lim Guimaraes to the Fair Employment Practices Commission. Guimaraes, 43, replaces Catherine Montgomery and awaits Senate confirmation. The post pays 30 dollars per day on official duty, with expenses, and she previously directed the Chinatown North Beach English Language Center.
Ted Eggerling, chairman of Fremont Civil Service Commission and USPS employee, becomes the first to announce for one of three city council seats in the upcoming municipal election. He pledges a pro growth platform to attract business, broaden the tax base, and revise planning rules to meet current needs. Eggerling cites industry loss under current policies and outlines community concerns. He has led local labor and veterans groups, and is active in several Fremont organizations while living with his wife Dorothy and five children at 39198 Delano Court.
The Alameda County Water District and the City of Fremont signed a pact to lease 160 acres for an aquatic park with future expansion to 200 acres east of BART. Plans include fishing and picnic areas, a 7 acre swim lagoon, youth camp, model boats, nature preserve, parking, and a 12 mile Alameda Creek Trail corridor. Public access may be limited during initial land bank phase.
The hospital staff and Mothers' Club agree on longer maternity ward visiting hours with fathers allowed, and to begin infant breastfeeding efforts soon after birth. They advocate parent–baby contact and family involvement, while doctors keep delivery room restraints for safety, pending physician discretion.
University of Louisville surgeon Dr. Hubert E Arnold told a Southern Medical Association meeting in Miami Beach that tourniquets ice packs and sucking venom from bites are harmful. He urged calm transport to a physician and antivenom, criticizing Boy Scouts Red Cross and College of Surgeons for outdated guidance.
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