First Air Force mother gives birth after kidney transplant
Kathy L Yon wife of a Lackland Air Force Base sergeant becomes the first woman in the Air Force and 11 San Antonio to give birth after a kidney transplant. She delivered a seven pound 12 ounce son, Crandon David, at Wilford Hall USAF Medical Center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lackland Air Force Base
Air Force
San Antonio
Kathy L. Yon
Minge
Crandon David
Wilford Iall Usaf Medical Center
Alfred L. Thompson Jr
Military Hospital
Yor
Steven S. Yon
Rosanne Saylor
Sayine
T. Set. James Saylor
Williams Air Force Base
Ariz
Gereald Klebadoff
Benjamin Cosimi
Brandon David
Rene A. Morell
Bexar At Glance Highlights Local Honors and Events
Dy Henry McGill of the University of Texas Medical School at San Antonio and attorney Sylvan Alter were elected vice presidents of the state American Heart Association. Thirteen Alamo District Texas State Teachers Association exec committee members will attend the NEA convention in Portland June 2 to July 2. Robert C. Henderson leads the Alamo District as county president with Wayne Z. Ball named plant engineering director for the Bexar County Hospital District. Thomas E. Moseley, Nimitz Middle School principal, joined the International Platform Association. Marilyn Schad becomes new dietitian for San Antonio Dairy Council Inc at 119 E Turbo. Miss Shirley Spalding named delegate to 22nd annual National Association of Legal Secretaries convention in Hollywood July 22 to 26. alternates Marian Eisenhauer and Sharon Tatum. Monthly meeting set for 5:30 p.m. at the Gold San Francisco Steak House with Ron Bramble speaking. Trinity University hosts sixth annual Parents Orientation for transfer and freshmen, with 107 parents expected. a second session to follow in July.
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Dy. Henry McGill
University of Texas Medical School At
San Antonio
Sylvan Alter
State Association
American Heart Association
Alamo
Texas State Teachers Association
National Edution Association
Portland
Ore
Robert C. Henderson
New Dietitian
The
Dairy Council, Inc
Marilyn Schad
Shirley Spalding
National Association of Legal Secretaries
Marian Eisenhauer
Sharon Tatum
Hallywood
Fla
San Francisco
Ron Bramble
San Antonio College
Trinity University
State to Rest as Mickpatrick Trial Near End
The state’s case against Peace Justice Lloyd D. Mickpatrick was expected to close Friday in 168th District Court with testimony from Michael Cox who audited veteran records in 1971 leading to charges of misapplication of funds. Kirkpatrick, on the bench since 1961, faces accusations of failing to report traffic fines and guiding cash payments through court staff.
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Sean McNulty
Lloyd D. Mickfitrick
168Th
Distelee Court
Michael Cox
Bexar County Architee
Cox
They
Justine
Kirkpatrick
Jarkpatrick
Precinet
Jim
Bedora
Petur Michael Cavey
More
Gian
Robert Spicer
Thuesday
Curry
Svith Cox
Hikers Find Plane Wreckage In Idaho
Two hikers discovered the wreckage of a small plane in Malad Idaho. The crash six months earlier killed a Virginia Navy family of five. investigators later confirmed all five died at the scene.
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Malad
Idaho
UPI
Navy
Virginia
Dhe
Nursing Grant Recipient Named for BMHS Nursing School
Barbara Ann Leavitt a three year Candy Striper at Baptist Memorial Hospital has been chosen for the Tyner Volunteer Scholarship Grant to the BMHS School of Nursing. A Jefferson High School graduate 18 she attends San Antonio College and will begin the nursing program in August. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs George Leavitt of 3212 Perez. Leavitt and 185 volunteer tutors from three Baptist Memorial Hospital System institutions will be honored Friday at 7 40 p m at Central Christian Church 720 N Main Doris Sinclair RM program director for the Baptist Memorial Hospital System School of Nursing will address the group.
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Barbara Ann Leavitt
Baptist Memorial Hospital
Tyner
BMHS
Setian ‘Af Nursing
Jefferson High School
Miss Leavitt
Barbara Anntending
San Antonio College
Sehgat of Nursing
George Leavitt
Perez
Leavitt
Baptist Memorial Hospital System
Central Christian Church
N. Main
Doris Sinclair
wciNng
Baptist, Memorial Hospital System School of Nursing
Creek Eyed Report Guides Zoning For Universal City
Universal City and Schertz officials review an Army Corps of Engineers report on Cibolo Creek at a Thursday public hearing. The document forecasts a 100 year flood plain and advises bridge improvements to prevent flooding, aiding land use planning and subdivision rules. Mayors Prater and Buecker endorse using the findings to shape codes and standards along the creek and flood plain.
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Universal City
Schertz
Army Corps of Engineers
Cibolo Creek
Pigin
John F. Prater
Robert Buecker
Corps of Engineers
Croek
Fluad
Famous First Words Twists Sell Ads in The Light
Soha S Smith described a rapid response after placing a mobile ad in The Light. The first reader exclaimed stake it, reflecting strong demand for classified notices. The notice promotes San Antonio advertising reach and invites new advertisers to call 226 1231.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soha S-Smith
Fedlgne
Smith
San Antonia
Wxire
NIOSA Sets New Financial Mark at Fiesta Week Event
The San Antonio Conservation Society netted 252 417 95 from the 25th annual Night to Old San Antonio held during Fiesta Week April 24 27 Raising funds for historic preservation and restoration. Attendance fell to 74 33685 from 88 404 in 1972 due to higher admission prices and gate closures. Expenses totaled about 116 000 with taxes police costs and venue rentals detailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio Conservation Society
Old San Antonio
Herman Dresch
NIOSA
NSOSA
Bicentennial Preview Independence Week Set
San Anc Wello Bicentennial Committee chair B J Red Mel Combs says Independence Week will preview the 1976 celebration with public tours band concerts films fireworks and plays. The week runs to July 4 with a Spirit of 76 ceremony at City Hall and a reading of the Declaration of Independence. Uncle Sam and Miss Liberty Belle will preside over events with Miss Texas World Jackie Behrendt.
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San Anc Wello
B.J. Red Mel Combs
Uncle Sam
Ralter al Rohde
Liberty Belle
Jackie Behrendt
McCombs
al Rohdo
Rode
Petition for Texas initiative and recall gains supporters
More than 40 thousand signatures have been collected for a Texas petition to amend the state constitution. Backed by Involved Texans, the drive seeks an initiative and referendum law to let people pass laws directly and to defeat legislature enacted laws. It also calls for a recall measure to remove officials by petition for cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen Harvasly
Texas
Harvasty
Wounded Swiss Librarian Returns Home After Bandit Attack
A Swiss librarian seriously wounded by a bandit three months ago in San Antonio is back to daily life at his Solnthum, Switzerland home. The Sigrist Fund, aided by hundreds of San Antonians via Handy Andy Inc., covered medical bills and living expenses totaling about 5,830 dollars, with the San Antonio hospital bill alone reaching nearly 4,000 dollars.
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San Antonio
Solnthum
Switzerland
Hang M. Sigrist
Gertrude
San
Sigrist
Bexar County Hospital
University of Texas Medical School
Siqvist
J. Kent
Trinide
Thematical School
Handy Andy Jno
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Wayne Z. Ball
Texas Asm University
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Bexar County
Thomas E. Moseley
Nimitz Middle School
International Platform Association
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City Public Secutor Board
Villita Assembly Bridge
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A Night Io Qld
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OSA
Handy Ady
Morris Mathieu
Ty Chapparal Travel
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