Free Concert and Mothers March Gather in San Antonio
A San Antonio events listing notes a free concert at Hee West End Multiservice Center and the annual Mothers' March of Dimes fundraisers. Sponsors include the American Heir Association and University groups planning workshops, health screenings, and educational exhibits around February and March.
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San Antonin Symplumny
Tho Part
Hee West End
Uamilton and
Menebut
Sialt
University of Texts
San Antonio
Blossom Center
Tdintern
December 27 highlights through a century of San Antonio life
A garbled multiple decade panorama mentions December 27 events from 1558 through 1996 in San Antonio. It notes weather impacts on the city, an executive discussion about field use by the Browns, economic estimates from a chamber of commerce publicity department, civic lighting projects, theater offerings, and a vague reference to increased electric lighting as urban policy.
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Tech
Missions
Gordon Rape
Irtosit
Browns
The
Chamber of Commerce
Baby market in the United States driven by supply and demand
The article notes a tight baby market with heavy demand and scarce healthy White infants via agencies. It cites Icenseil adoption agencies and a black market, with experts like Titian Sykes criticizing agency focus on special-needs children and detailing how some women sell healthy babies. about 5,007 couples yearly use private channels.
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United States
Icenseil
Titian Sykes
Children’s Aid Society
New York
Ques
Iney
Last of Series on baby selling reveals pressure from doctors and lawyers
The second of a two part United Press International investigation details how private adoption flows push desperate mothers Cathy and Marcie toward early relinquishment. It describes doctors pressuring for timely signings, lawyers haggling over terms, and multiple offers from prospective adoptive parents amid unclear protections and conflicting advice.
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Cathy
Marcie
United Press International
Woman recounts private adoption schemes and baby selling
A woman recalls pressure from lawyers to surrender multiple newborns for payments, detailing $400, $200, and $100 sums, hospital waivers, and threats of jail. She notes years of pregnancies, attempts to sell babies, and regret over releasing children, while focusing on personal gain and independence.
Cathys Baby Desire Sparks Off a Turbulent Tale
In a chaotic report a woman named Cathy faces pressure over her unborn child as suitors and others press for access. The narrative describes exploitation, interviews, and a doctor’s dismissive stance amid pregnancy and adoption talk.
Conflicting Weighs on Cathy in Legal Dispute
A troubled exchange shows Cathy facing reluctance from a couple who declined to meet her. They agree to pay another attorney, hoping the lawyer will protect her interests, but Cathy feels pressured and ridiculed, caught between opposing sides in a custody dispute.
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Cathy
Adoption Plan and Tragic Birth in Sacramento Case
A woman faced pressure and ridicule as an attorney explored adoption options for her unborn child. She later gave birth at Suter Memorial Hospital in Sacramento to a girl described as healthy, but authorities indicate severe coercion and personal hardship influenced the decision. The narrative includes multiple figures, including a New Yorker claiming Bible possessions and a Brooklyn lawyer who suggested private arrangements over agency adoption. The account highlights prior marriages, custody losses, and financial considerations shaping the outcome.
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Sacramento County
Ae Athorpey
Nggolignians
Art Willug
Anatey
Marci
Marcia
UPL
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Tarcia
New York
Spain
Elmhurst General Hospital
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Kiwger
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Tiree
Evan
Suter Memorial Hospital
Sacramento
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Mareva
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Bobby
Lawyer
Brooklyn
The Shulsky Society Sports Page Notes
Local sports column item mentions The Shulsky Society and highlights upcoming events. No clear names, dates, or outcomes readable. Provides a fragmentary glimpse of a page labeled Sports with unrelated headings and ad-like lines.
Brother Team Arranges Adoption Scams for 12 California Babies
UPI reports a Los Angeles doctor and Idaho lawyer brothers arranged adoptions of a dozen California infants to Idaho couples over two years. Each child cost between 2500 and 4000 dollars, with Mormon couples from Idaho cited as buyers. Investigators found hospital records misfiled causing paperwork gaps.
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Los Angeles
UPI
California
Idaho
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Kenneth Wright
Roger Wright
Idaho Falls
Lenore Campbell
Los Angeles County Department of Adoptions
Idata
Flakywood Presbyterium Medical Center
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The
Mormon Church
Roger Waghi
Pel
Kenneth
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