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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1970
Page
7
A physician argues that multiple abdominal surgeries in a distressed patient often reflect a neurosis rather than physical disease. He cites a case of a schizoid nun-in-training whose surgeries worsened, stressing the need to recognize psychoses to avoid needless operations.
Washington UPI report says the two inch pupfish of Ash Meadows faces extinction due to falling water levels in Devils Hole caused by irrigation pumping. A one year USGS study will seek preservation options while biologists call the species pretty aggressive and irreplaceable.
The Carnegie Commission on Higher Education proposes shortening medical schooling to six years and residency to three, adding nine new medical schools, and creating 126 regional health centers. It aims to raise annual entrants in medical and dental schools by 1980 and expand facilities with federal and state funding. The plan seeks more women and minority group entrants and notes doctors' hours and staffing pressures.
An Arizona State University student, 18 year old Daniel Oselinsky of Broomall Pennsylvania, died after setting himself on fire Thursday night. He was found in flames near Goodwin Stadium and died about an hour later at Maricopa County hospital. A half filled gasoline can and five notes to his parents and friends were found nearby.
In Phoenix Superior Court Judge Howard Peterson issued a temporary restraining order against Phoenix Union High School stopping enforcement of a policy to expel students who miss 10 consecutive days without excuse. A hearing was set for Nov. 6 in a suit filed by students on boycott grounds naming Dr. Howard Seymour Dr Trevor Brown Robert Dye and Fred Warren as defendants.
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