Budget Divides Commissioners
Collin County adopted a $5.75 million fiscal 1978 budget despite dissent from two commissioners. The vote tied 2-2 until County Judge Nathan E. White Jr. broke the tie in favor. disputes centered on precinct allocations for road funds and traffic weight considerations. Public comment was light with two speakers opposing the measure.
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Terri Anderson
Collin County
Ray Sellers
Nathan E. White Jr
Chuck Frisk
Plano
Frisk
Bailey Dickerson
Wallace Webb
Webb
White
Dickerson
Judge White
Ray Seller
Bob Ellis
Precinct 2
Ellis
Lettice
Tax Cut Planned in $19 Million School Budget
School trustees set a public hearing Tuesday on the 1977-78 budget totaling 19.29 million in operating funds with a 76.6 cent tax rate per 100 value based on 85 percent assessment and a 4.60 million debt service with a 63.4 cent rate. Last year's rates.
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White
Reserved Football Seats Sold for Plano Wildcats 1977
About 1,200 reserved season tickets for Plano Wildcats football will go on sale at 8 30 a m Monday in the School Administration Building 1517 Avenue H Tickets cost 12 50 for the five home games Remaining seats will be sold at Plano Senior High Athletic Office Building B until August 26 After that they will be sold per game The budget figures show local revenue 5 582 420 and state federal sources 13 710 180 with ADA costs 1 079 per student and a 25 4 percent spending rise for 1976-77 plus new salary health and class-size changes Continued on Page 5.
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Plano Wildcats
Avenue H
Spring Creek Parkway
Plano
Plano Senior High School
H. Wayne Hendrick
Texas
Dr. Hendrick
Continuing Education Registration at PISD Aug 24 25
Adult and Continuing Education program registration at Williams High School library runs 6 to 8 p.m. on August 24 and 25 with faculty advisers present. Late registration is 6 to 8 p.m. at WHS library August 30 and September 1 with one staff member. Classes begin September 6 for Tuesday and Tuesday Thursday, and September 8 for Thursday only. Call Dr. James Jernigan or Glenn Rush at 424-5602 for more information.
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PISD
Williams High School
WHS
James Jernigan
Glenn Rush
Plano to expand Adult Evening and Continuing Education
PISD will offer expanded programs this fall with Dr. Jim Jernigan as part time director. The plan includes 16 courses starting in September and federal or state funded free options such as Adult Basic Education GED prep and ESL at Williams High School evenings. Courses range from auto mechanics to English as a Second Language and basic literacy to boost opportunities for both adults and youngest students.
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PISD
Jim Jernigan
Texas A&i University
Terri Anderson
Dr. Jernigan
Williams High School
Williams
Jernigan
Hunters' Glen Rezoning Tops Planning Agenda
The 7:30 p.m. Monday meeting of the Planning and Zoning Commission features a public hearing on rezoning about 920 acres west of Independence Pkwy from SF-2 with a golf course permit to SF-3. Residents oppose the change, citing subdivision plans. Folsom Investments seeks 80 acres rezoned from townhouse to apartments SF-2. Also on the agenda is rezoning two Lancers Estates lots to Planned Development Recreation Center with tennis courts and a pool. James Rice will receive a plaque. Carl Elder will be sworn in to the Human Relations Commission.
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Hunters’ Glen
Planning and Zoning Commission
James Rice
Carl Elder
Human Relations Commission
Independence Pkwy
Sf-2
Sf- 3
Folsom Investments
Lancers Estates
Talmadge Tinsley
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West Plano
Sellers
J.C. Leffice
EXON
State Dept. of Highways and Public Transportation
Collin County Line
Bryan St
Dallas
Lbj
Richard LaGow
Nbs
Kingsville
Texas A& University System
Texas A&i
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