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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 21, 1969

Page

3

Griffin Promoted to General Commercial Manager in Kansas City

Lonnie R. Griffin, promoted by Southwestern Bell Telephone Co., will head all commercial and business office operations in the new Kansas City area serving about 1 million cell phones in Missouri's western half. A San Antonio veteran since 1948, Griffin heads civic work in San Antonio and holds multiple regional board roles. He and wife Betty Gieb reside at 3222 Albin with five children.

Lonnie R. Griffin Southwestern Bell Telephone Co Kansas City H. D. Schodde San Antonio Griffin Divi Griffin Missouri Vernon Arlington State College Southern Methodist University L. D. Griffin Garland Merchant Marine U.S. Merchant Marine Dallas North Texas Uvalde Austin United Fund Chamber of Commerce Research and Planning Council Baptist Memorial Hospital Salvation Army San Antonio Symphony South Texas Chamber of Commerce The Bexar County Red Cross Fiesta San Antonio Commission San Antonio Basin Improvement Association Association of the United States Army San Antonio Little Theater Association Better Business Bureau St. Mary’s University Rotary Club Oak Hills Country Club Argyle Club St. Anthony Betty Gieb Mark Mary Martha Judith Paul Griffin’s Albin

Austin GI Citizenship Awarded After Death

Joseph Anthony Snitko born in Germany on April 29 1947 to Polish parents who left Europe in 1949. He grew up in Austin Texas and was drafted in September 1967 before his citizenship court. He was killed in action in Vietnam on June 13 1968. The House passed a bill by Rep Jake Pickle granting him posthumous citizenship. the measure moves to the Senate.

Washington U.S J. J Jake” Pickle Snitko Senate

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