Lady Bird Johnson leaves hospital
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Lady Bird Johnson, the former first lady, was released from the hospital and was resting comfortably at her home in Austin, a family spokesman said.
Johnson, 94, was admitted to Seton Medical Center a week ago and treated for a low-grade fever. She remained at the hospital for observation after the fever subsided.
Her daughters, Luci Baines Johnson and Lynda Johnson Robb, were with her during her hospital stay.
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