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Carrollton Chronicle

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Carrollton, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 08, 1965

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Dallas approves $5.5 million bond election for May

Dallas votes to issue 5.5 million dollars in bonds for street, drainage, and rehabilitation projects with plans to keep tax rates steady. The council also approves zoning change on College Avenue to allow apartments and discusses municipal costs relative to surrounding cities. In Coppell and Addison, incumbents win reelection or face light votes. Rogersnap plans a 72,480 square foot plant costing about 325 thousand dollars with a total complex near 1.5 million.

R. J. Meiinish John Sarris Larris Dallas-Fort Worth Carrollton College Avenue Maryland Street Carroll Avenue Civic Center Rogersnap Rogersnap Business Farms Whitlock Lane North Broadway

Operation Check Up Launched in Carrollton by Chamber

A broad community evaluation program named Operation Check Up launched today in Carrollton. In cooperation with Texas Power & Light, the Chamber plans a community questionnaire to assess needs, comparing local performance with similar towns to guide growth and economic strategies. Results remain anonymous and are shared with the local community.

Carrollton Chamber ‘Commerce Menus Power & Light Company Jim Civic Walt Manske Texas Power & Light Isa

Standridge Steenson and McGehee Win Carrollton Council

Carrollton voters Thursday elected three new city councilmen and approved all three amendments to the Home Rule Charter in a light vote. Tommy Standridge led with 226 votes, Ward Steenson followed with 220, and Jim McGehee had 210. Defeated candidates were Lofie Smith 160, Henry Graviey 90, and Victor Barris 34.

Marcus Morris Jeff Ring0 Robert Wood Julian McKinnon Homer Dooley Gene Marcy Howard Morris Kenneth Killgore Killgore Addisson Tommy Standridge Ward Steenson Braniff Jim McGehee City Plan Commission

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