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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1976
Page
1
Various San Antonio area meetings and talks are scheduled this week. Topics include malpractice discussion by Doug Matthews, ethics and law lectures at St Marys University, retirement group counseling sessions, an astronomy seminar, and a documentary screening at local venues.
A garbled recap of historical notes from The Light Files spanning NOV dates and local events. Mentions Bexar County warrants, a hospital issue, a mayor and Rev J Frank Norris, and references to presidential election outcomes. Contains multiple fragmented entries and dated notes from various years.
San Antonio Health District reports mass vaccination at four malls drew large crowds. At McCreless Shopping City and South Park Mall turnout exceeded 2,000 daily, with notable elderly participation. Clinics run Sundays 1 to 6 PM and weekdays 9 to 4 at the John Deere Building, 122 Nueva.
Metropolitan Health District officials report sparse attendance at six immunization clinics, noting that the most at risk groups show the lowest turnout. The Sunday inoculation drive at Mooreless Shopping City drew fewer residents and local workers than the general population, highlighting a broader participation gap.
A recount of the 57 G district race in Bexar County was requested Monday. County Judge Blair Reeves and Presiding Dist. Judge Fred Shannan received the appeal from Democrat Abe Ribak. O Connell trails by about 1,400 votes amid absentee and machine precinct discrepancies.
Army Reservist Clara A Burk notes strong reactions as the new women pantsuit appears at Ft. Sam Houston. The uniform, year round with a white shirtwaist for summer and a new overboot for bad weather, prompts comments on comfort and style from servicemen and officials expect broad local use in coming months.
Police investigated multiple violent incidents over the weekend. McKinnon, 26, was shot in the 260 block of Marin Luther King Jr. Boulevard Sunday evening after a motorist fired once at his car. A witness said he chased the gunman but lost him blocks away. Burton, 58, died from multiple stab wounds suffered Saturday night in the 1200 block of North Zarramora after a girl, stabbed in the chest, was treated and released. A 18 year old Manuel Gonzales was in critical condition from a Sunday back wound after an attack near a pharmacy. Further details from witnesses and homicide detectives continue.
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