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Hay and asphalt mixture sprayed on bank to mulch seed
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Drowned
Man Tells
About It
ATLANTA— X 52 year-old
Atlanta man, Coy Thomas,
drowned in the lake at Pied
mont Park Sunday, June 11, and
is alive to tell about it.
Thomas was swimming alone
in an unauthorized part of the
lake when he went under. An
Atlanta police patrolman, J. H.
DeLong, spotted him, quickly
caHed" the Atlanta Police De
partment rescue squad and then
plunged in to pull the man from
the water.
Arthur Kaplan, first aid off
icer for the Department, was
the first to arrive at the scene,
Patrolman R. H. Tweedell arr
ived moments later in a rescue
unit.
“I first established an air
way, ventilated him, checked
his eyes, felt for a heartbeat
by feeling for the carotid pul
se in the victim's neck,” said
Kaplan, “and then used a st
ethescope. There was no heart
beat and he wasn't breathing.
The man appeared dead. I then
began to pound his chest.”
These steps came automatic
ally to the three men, all tr
ained in the life-saving techn
ique called cardiopulmonary
resuscitation (CPR.)
Working together on the vic
tim, Kaplan and Tweedell cont
inued the CPR procedure, ven
tilating the man artifically and
forcing blood to circulate thr
ough his body.
The CPR method must be ap
plied to the victim within four
to six minutes after heart
lung stoppage or the brain will
starve from lack of blood and
oxygen and die. Often the vic
tim's body will resume funct
ioning spontaneously under the
stimulus of CPR.
“It was beautiful,” said Kap
lan. “we were working on him,
ventilating him and compress
ing his chest, trying to keep
his brain alive until the am
ambulance crew arrived, when
suddenly he began to move.”
“I’ve resuscitated victims
before who had stopped breath
ing, but this was the first time
I’d ever worked on a victim w
hose heart and lungs had com
pletely stopped. It was really
beautiful to see him come back
like that.”
Thomas was rushed to Grady
Hospital’s intensive care unit
and according to attending phy
sician, Dr. Richard Levine, is
in excellent condition, now.
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Slopes Get A Mulching
The cut slopes and other
bare banks of Forsyth County’s
roadways should be sprouting
some greenery about now.
Workmen for the past several
weeks have been spraying the
red clay banks with mulching
material. The work Included
some 40.4 acres of banks on
37 miles of roadway, accord
ing to J. T. Coots, of the Soil
Conservation Service, which is
supervising the project In ass
ociation with Forsyth County
and the Big Creek Watershed
Association.
THE FORSYTH COUNTY NEWS - JUNE 22, 1972
Woikman sprays wood cellulose on a bank
In case you’ve been wonder
ing what the trucks were doing
driving along spraying some
thing all over the banks, this Is
it.
The contents of the material
is as follows: Sericea Lesped
eza, scarified, 40 pounds per
acre; Sericea Lespedeza, un
scarified, 20 pounds per acre;
Weeping Lovegrass, Six pounds
per acre; fertilizer, 6-12-12,
1,500 pounds per acre; wood
cellulose or cane fiber mulch,
500 pounds per acre; straw
or hay mulch, 4,000 pounds per
acre; emulsified asphalt mixed
with equal quantity of water,
400 gallons per acre.
The trucks sprayed the fert
ilizer, seed and wood cellulose
on the banks and then the hay
was sprayed on the banks with
the asphalt. The asphalt is to
keep the solutions and hay tied
to the banks, Coots said.
Also working with the other
organizations were the Upper
Chattahoochee Development -
ssociation and the Department
of Transportation.
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