Outer Loop may be resubmitted in Dallas County votes
Area precincts favored the Outer Loop 3-1 while hospital bonds passed. road bonds failed due to require two thirds. Totals show Loop 20.25 million road bonds defeated 14,953 to 10,014, hospital improvements 28,675 to 9,655. Countywide support but Oak Cliff and Prairie precincts drove Loop defeat. Officials discuss resubmission timing and highway department input.
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Dallas County
Oak Cliff
Prairie
Hlere
Bond
Cotowell
Crowley
Mel Price
Highway Department
Avery Mays
Outer Loop
Mays
Citizens Information Committee
Dallas County Progress Bonds
Firemen Request Food Clothing and Toys for Needy Families
The Warranton Mire Department has received several requests from families needing toys clothing and food for Christmas. The department will box or package these items and distribute them to the needy. Citizens’ cooperation is appreciated by Chief C. C. Lovelace.
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C. C. Lovelace
First National Bank Announces Higher Savings Interest
The First National Bank of Carrollton will pay 4% on savings deposits with quarterly compounding and quarterly payouts on March 31 June 30 September 30 and December 31. Interest accrues from the first day of the month if deposited by the 10th.
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First National Bank of
Carrollton
Marvin H. Hancock, Jr
Federal Reserve System
Board of Governors
Work Program Planned by Carrollton Chamber of Commerce
Tom Stevenson, new manager of the Carrollton Chamber, spoke at the Downtown Business Association breakfast outlining a 1982 program of work. Plans include broad committee work, a January membership drive, a two team contact club, and a kickoff breakfast. Other reports noted fruit cake sales for mentally retarded children and a Carrollton Chri s t mas Party.
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Tom Stevenson
Carrollton
Stevenson
Ernest Parsons
Civitans Club
Jim Sebentha
Thirsda
Turner High Catetorium
Marvin H. Hancrek
Downtown Merchants Association
Chamber
Audio Visual Aids Vital Part of Schools
Carrollton-Farmers Branch School District officials stress the importance of audio visual aids for a strong education. Curriculum coordinator Frank Buell cites the program's broad scope and cites recent ideas from the Visual Communications Congress in Dallas as they update local classrooms.
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Buell
Frank Buell
Carrollton-Farmers Branch
Dallas
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Frank Crowley
First National Bank
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Texas School of the Air
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