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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1972
Page
4
The Beards story notes doctors Ray Pryor and Joseph Snyder of Denver advised independent exams and presence of attending physicians, stating Mrs. Beard should not leave her hospital bed. Both doctors found chest pains but no heart failure and declared her otherwise normal despite a lengthy smoking and drinking history.
A new Weber nursing unit opened at Southeast Baptist Hospital on 4214 E South. Administrator Robert Dl adams said more beds will be activated as staff becomes available. The hospital has 190 beds and plans for expansion noted amid ongoing staffing needs.
Several top officers of ITT sold more than 4 million dollars in company stock after meetings or communications with government officials seeking a settlement of an antitrust suit, the New York Times reported. The SEC...
San Antonio's Grand Opera Festival presents Donizetti's opera Daughter of the Regiment at Shreveport Civic Center with Beverly Sills as Marie and Dr. Victor Alessandro conducting. one of four festival performances.
Frank W. Sharp, once lauded as a financial wizard and head of Sharpstown Realty, contends with a stock fraud scandal while his associates Gus Mutscher Tommy Shannon and S Rush McGinty face guilty verdicts in Abilene. Sharp, turning 66 this Saturday, remains largely silent amid litigation and losses, living in River Oaks and maintaining a public church attendance as he pursues his defense and immunity deals.
Former Texas official Mutscher, found guilty, faced reaction from family including Donna, Miss America 1964. Jury verdict sparked emotional scenes as relatives cried while McGinty claimed innocence and Shannon stayed silent amid reporters outside. The case coincides with an election season Hillary reform candidates.
Abilene Texas AP Gus Mutscher declared Thursday he is innocent of bribery conspiracy and will be completely vindicated. He spoke after sentencing for him and accomplices, later thanking supporters as others expressed belief in the jury verdict and pledged to appeal or await reversal.
Rosary recited at 8 am Thursday at St Agnes Church for Ernest B Pizzini Sr. Requiem Mass at 9 20 am Friday. Interment in Fort Sam Houston National Cemetery. Survivors include widow four sons a daughter mother two sisters and four brothers.
Paris based United Press International reports Ambassador William J. Porter urged North Vietnam to permit neutral third party inspection of prisoner of war camps in exchange for a pledge to halt raids on monitored sites. He cited the 197 U.S. raid on Son prison camp, which found the site empty. Hanoi keeps camp locations secret amid fears of further raids as talks proceed.
A store boiler blast in Los Angeles near Playa del Rey at the city power plant caused about 1 million dollars in damage and slightly injured a foreman. The 107 foot high natural gas burning plant blew up on Wednesday and damaged a wall at the north end of the building, officials said.
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