Bond vote off after phone agreement reached in Carrollton
Carrollton city officials and Southwestern States Telephone Co. reached an oral compromise on local and Extended Area Service rates, canceling a $25 million bond election planned for Saturday. The deal includes a new franchise ending in 1984 with city regulatory authority over EAS rates, and interim rate differences paid during the transition starting Oct 31 1965. The council approved to set aside the bond while awaiting legal details and attorney approval.
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Election Called Off After One Vote Cast
Mrs. Martha Brisendine of the Times-Chronicle staff says she was the only person to vote in the election that was canceled due to a phone agreement. She filed an absentee ballot before the Tuesday deadline.
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Rotary to Hear From Minuteman Missile Officer
Carrollton Rotary Club will host 1st Lt. Pred DR Hannum as guest speaker at the regular meeting Thursday at 22:15 in Otis Engineering. He will discuss Strategic Air Command security, Minuteman Missile crew activities, and the missile program’s role in national defense.
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