The Times from Shreveport, Louisiana • Page 4

H'H Pec. S.1T THEsHREMT0BTTlME8 Property lo aid 17 tax roll firms 76 saw city moving closer edical as a major v. I' Si Missing woman is sought Caddo sheriff's deputies fear that a 33 year-old Greenwood woman who disappeared here Christmas Eve may have met with foul play. Supervisor J. W.

Jones of the criminal investigation division of the sheriff's office said Shirley Coleman, mother of four, was last reported seen when she left home alone at about 3 or 4 p.m Christmas Eve to go shopping Jones said her abandoned vehicle was found Christmas Day parked at a shopping center on Waggoner Street between llenrne Avenue and Mansfield Kuud. Det. Jerry Webb, also of the sheriff's office, who is investigating the disappearance, said Mrs. Coleman's husband, Roy Coleman, manager of the shoe department at the Mart Store on Mansfield companies going on the Caddo and Bossier tax rolls have been paying sales and use taxes and land taxes. The project exemptions which will expire in Caddo in 1976 are: Dealers Truck Equipment Glenn O.

Dunmire Jr Knierson K.lectric $21,000, Knierson Electric, Emerson Electric, Lynn's Dairy Products, Precision Tool Die Quality Machining and Tool Works, 1 9,6 5 Riley-Beaird, Inc Riley-Beaird, $108,252, Riley-Beaird, $98,528, Shreveport Packing Co, Singer $8,623, Southern Bolt 4 Fastener, Southwest Business Forms, Steel Forgings, Steel Forgings, Thompson Industries Universal Oil Products Westland Oil Wickes Homes, Inc Wolf Bakery, and Wolf Bakery, $29,101. Master Packaging ($56,527) is the lone Bossier Parish manufacturing facility hich has an exemption contract to expire in 1976, center Thurman Moore replaced Joe Allen At Physicians and Surgeons Hospital a major expansion of the clinical laboratory facilities was completed in 1976 Also during the year pulmonary testing equipment was added to provide computerized evaluation of patient data for diagnosis of certain respiratory problems Doctors' Hospital is con structing a new building adjacent to the one at 1130 Umisiana Ave and completion is expected about the first of the year The building is part of a Si-million expansion and renovation program Bossier City General Hospital marked its 10th anniversary during 1976 and also dedicated a new $12 million wing. The city hospital's board of directors approved a $7 9 million budget for 1977, but when the budget went before the City Council of Bossier City for final approval, the one half years and will add 130 beds to the hospital hringing total led capacity to 6X6 The total expansion program will include a two acre basement for auxiliary services, additional emergency and critical-care facilities Schumpert Medical Center in 1976 underwent a change in administrators Sister Mary i 1 1 a administrator since September, 1970, was replaced by Sister Mary Agnesita of Houston, Tex Sister Mary Henrietta was named administrator at St. Joseph's Hospital in Houston Also in 1976 the hospital began work on the top four floors of its recently opened Medical Tower When completed the addition, will bring total bed space to 576 Work is expected to be completed by Sept, 1, 1977. A change of administrators also occurred during 1976 at Highland Hospital where William Seventeen companies in Caddo Parish will be placed on the parish's property tax roll Jan 1 when their industrial tax exemption contracts expire for 1976.

Caddo is expected to receive about $25 million from the taxes Bossier Parish is expected to have one company placed on its tax roll. The exemptions were granted under provisions of Louisiana's industrial inducement law which allows a maximum 10-year exemption from property taxes on plant and equipment. Over the past 10 years, the amount approved was $7,617,132, minus any surplus sales tax accrual during the year. The 1976 budget totalled $6 7 million. Also reflecting an increase were the room rates at the hospital, The board approved raising the charges for private rooms from $57 to $63 per day.

During the year the hospital toard voted to transfer $100,000 from its account to help the financially troubled fire and police departments in Bossier City No monthly By Flaine Kinc Times Medical Writer Throughout 1976 Shreveport moved tow ard development into a major medical center, a future that top state medical education and legislative leaders have predicted (or Shreveport A milestone toward that goal uas the first kidney transplant performed in Shreveport, a successful operation in the first months of 1976 That operation launched the beginning of a kidney transplant program headquartered at Uxiisiana State University School of Medicine in Shreveport and its hospital, Confederate. It was one of the signs of the growing medical sophistication in the Shreveport area Another guidepoM in the development of Shreveport as a medical center was the merger of Confederate Memorial Medical 100-year-old state charity hospital, with the medical school. Confederate was removed from the state division of hospitals and placed under administration of the LSI' system. Medical and state officials backed the proposed merger, saying it would be an integral part of the continued development of the medical center in Shreveport. The merger took effect on Oct.

1, four months after Confederate celebrated the 100th anniversary of its founding in Shreveport. The latter half of 1976 was aDDarentlv a better period for Confederate than the first half. In early January, 1976, Confederate was forced to cutback its services to emergency-only admissions and operations because of a shortage of funds in its medical supplies budget. Legislative action to alleviate the financial crisis finally allowed resumption of services to full level in early March. Administration at Confederate soon had another headache malpractice insurance coverage for its interns and residents.

The spiraling costs of malpractice coverage posed a Shirley Coleman none report having seen Mrs. Coleman. Jones said Mrs. Coleman, an employe nt the Western Electric plant here, was believed to have cashed her payroll check prior to her disappearance. Webb said Mrs, Coleman's children range from 16 months of age to 16 years.

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but the move into the facilities did not begin until December, 1975 When the medical school was opened and the move mto the new complex was over, space at the Veterans Administration Hospital was freed for other uses. The VA had been site of administrative offices for the new medical school as well as teaching and laboratory facilities during the first years of the school. In 1976 the VA began renovation of some of the areas vacated by the move. The construction includes expansion of the hospital's surgical intensive-care unit at an estimated cost of $367,000, part of the hospital's five-year master plan. Also approved has been a $54,411 laundry consolidation program and addition of bathing facilities to two ward areas at the hospital, at an estimated cost of $30,550.

Willis-Knighton Hospital began major construction in this year. The first phase of the $12 million expansion program is under way. To be coastrueted in the first phase is a $8,432,000 five-story addition. It is expected to be completed in about two and Tim "Condor" Robinson Mark Robinson 5 00 Tyrone Evans 100.00 Anonymous 25.00 Mr. Mrs.

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Thelma W. Wallen 10.00 Anonymous 25.00 Anonymous 25.00 Myrtle Ray Canon 50.00 In memory of Ruth Plaxco 10.00 The Sportsman's Club 25.00 F.M. Conley 25.00 Anonymous 5.00 Today's total $435.00 Prior total $15,128.76 Grand total $15,563.76 a fabulous duo set savings on 14 karat yellow or white gold set. Reg. $150 set 5 125 set in sa! O'iginal lag prior uit IHuStridom enlarged Payment PI till (ThiTt be ii cluirjie fur the deferral Christmas giving totals $15,563 CHECK THESE OTHER GREAT DRYER Road, reported her missing at about 3 a.m.

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