European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - December 2, 1991, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Monday december 2, 1991 the stars and stripes a Page 7donor heart sought for unborn son Chicago up a Northwestern University Hospital officials searched for a donor heart transplant saturday for the unborn child of a Law school administrator at the University. Theresa Kyles Learned late last month that her on to be named Quinn has a heart defect that will kill him unless a transplant is performed within Days of birth. The baby who suffers from Hyp plastic left heart syndrome was due saturday but Kyles had not gone into labor by late that night. A Hospital spokesman said that if a donor heart can be found before Kyles goes into labor doctors would perform an emergency caesarean Section. The baby would then be rushed to children s me Florial Hospital for a possible transplant. If Kyles gives birth before a donor heart is found. Quinn could survive on an artificial heart machine for As Long As a week. Kyles director of minority affairs at Northwestern a Law school filed a lawsuit earlier in the week to Force her insurance Carrier to pay for her unborn infant s heart transplant. She said that during a routine meeting with doctors at children a memorial Hospital she Learned her insurance which is administered by Blue Cross Blue shield would not pick up the estimated $500,000 Tab for the infant s transplant and subsequent care. The suit filed in Cook county chancery court against Northwestern University said the Chicago woman selected the most comprehensive health plan offered by Northwestern which is self insured and has been making Premium payments regularly. Although a list of transplant exclusions was attached other plans offered no such list was attached to the plan Kyles selected the suit said. A prior to nov. 8, 1991, Kyles had never been informed by written material or otherwise that heart transplants were not included within the coverage she purchased Quot the suit said. The suit charges that the omissions constitute a deceptive act and seeks a judgment ordering Northwestern to provide coverage for the transplant surgery and postoperative care. Singer Stevie wonder for whom Kyles once worked staged a Benefit concert on the baby s behalf earlier this month raising $130,000 toward the transplant s most. An auction organized by the wives of several Chicago bears players raised another $30,000.crowd of 200 greets klan Leader in Dubuque Dubuque Iowa a about 200 people turned out saturday to cheer a National Kun flux klan Leader who came to Dubuque in the Wake of at least 10 Cross burnings in this mostly White City. Ten blocks away about 250 people gathered at a rally organized by the a act to protest the Cross burnings and Thomas Robb s visit. The mayor and the governor of Iowa urged residents to ignore the appearance of Robb 44, of Zinc Ark. He is National director of the knights of the Kun flux klan. A we Are Here to bring a message of Hope and deliverance to our people a Robb said outside City Hall. Quot it is not hatred that brings us Here today it is love for our heritage it is love for our culture acid love for our  about six Blacks were in the crowd. They were heckled when they tried to interrupt his speech. Community leaders at the other rally organized by the National association for a a the advancement of coloured people said the City a minority Community would stand up to racism. A we can rid our City of inbred hatred Quot said local a act president Ernestine Moss. A we will not let you pull us  at least 10 crosses have been burned in the City since july. About 330 of Dubuque a 58,000 residents Are Black and racial tension has increased since the City Council endorsed a plan to encourage Blacks to come to Dubuque. Public officials had urged residents to avoid Robb and attend a rally protesting the Cross burnings. A i want absolutely no one from the City of Dubuque to be there for him a mayor Jim Brady said before Robb spoke. "1 Hope he s talking and the echoes Bounce off empty Brick  Iov. Terry Branstad was in Dubuque on wednesday to join 1,400 residents in a Church ceremony that focused on racial Harmony. He said Robby a visit was unfortunate. A i think it s a disappointing thing Quot he said. Quot those groups gravitate to where they can get publicity. I Hope you Don t give them too much  Robb said the klan is not behind the Cross burnings. A a Man left holds up a sign welcoming Kun flux klan Leader Thomas Robb to Dubuque Iowa. Elsewhere in the crowd of about 200, a counter demonstrator Speaks  police Force busts budget town decides Harrisburg to. A the police Force is getting the Boot in Harrisburg. The Central Missouri City gave Carl Brenton a badge and a gun in 1979 and told him to quiet things Down. Last week the City Board told him to look for a new Job. Brenton is the entire police Force in Harrisburg a town of 283 people 10 Miles North of Columbia. By eliminating Brenton a Job and contracting with the Boone county sheriffs department for patrols the City will save the Cost of liability insurance and maintenance on the police car said a1 Charboneau president of the five member Board of trustees. By the end of 1991, Harrisburg will have spent More than 65 percent of its budget on Brenton a salary insurance for him and the incidental costs of running a police department said Hal Fisher City accountant. A a that a just such a big part of our budget it was the logical place to Cut a said City clerk Kathy Willhite. Brenton said he is concerned that Harrisburg will see a recurrence of the fighting and drag races through town that were common before he donned his badge