29 Jun 1977
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Newspaper
Mesquite Daily News
Location
Mesquite, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1977
Page
1
HUD rental and mortgage supplements paid Aug 5 1974 to Oct 8 1975 were not to be counted as income for food stamp households state welfare announces. Denied or reduced benefits during that period may qualify for retroactive benefits or refunds. Contact food stamp certification offices for details.
Mesquite rose to 12th among Dallas area cities for May single family home permits. The city issued 35 permits in May, bringing 1977 year total to 116, up from 101 a year earlier. Dallas topped the May list with 1,212 permits, Garland 1,016, Plano 831.
A reader states a nomination with the name partially known, requests mailing to MEIBC City Manager's office P O Box 17 Mesquite Texas 75149. The message identifies the nominator and delivery address for submission.
Planning and Zoning Commission approves an expression of approval to switch Mesquite from the National Building Code NBC to the Uniform Building Code UBC. The proposal heads to City Council with a July 18 work session and a public hearing to adopt a new ordinance.
Mesquite Police Chief Glen Gray and Fire Chef James Lewis join Governor Dolph Briscoe in urging extreme caution for the July Fourth weekend. They cite rising interstate accidents 45 percent higher than last year and urge responsible driving, early travel, limited alcohol, moderate speeds, and alertness to reduce deaths. Ken Nevil stresses collective effort to lower the death toll.
Cub Scout families in Mesquite Sunnyvale and Balch Springs prepare for the first annual Tomahawk District Cub Day Camp at Samuels East Park July 15 16 and 17 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Activities include archery nature crafts ropes and knots with safety overseen by adults. Special sessions cover knot tying and demonstrations by local police and fire departments. A Webelos father son campout is planned July 16 with cooking and a Sunday non denominational service. The cost is 5 and registration is via 637 1480 or contacts Nancy Hill Sheri Self or Doug Rorie.
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