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Plano Daily Star Courier

Location

Plano, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1973

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Residents Demand Outside Audit Of Collin County Funds

Petitions calling for an independent audit of all Collin County funds, especially road and bridge budgets in Precinct Two, were placed at the Tam-Trac Building in Plano for signing by residents. The drive, organized by H A Dillingham and C J Copmann, seeks a private firm to review county expenditures and will be presented to County Judge W G Proctor.

Collin County Tam-Trac Plano Ave. K H.A Dillingham C.J. Copmann Route 5 McKinney Dillingham W.G. Proctor Commissioners Court Raymond Jenkins Copmann Precinct Two

Brown not listed as resident at East Meadow Apartments

Mrs. Jo Ann Harvey, manager, disputes Michael Brown’s residence claim in a lawsuit against Plano Police Chief J B Toler four officers and Sheriff George Smith. She says Brown never leased at East Meadow and may have been visiting. the suit alleges he lived there at his arrest alongside Miss Effinger and Mrs. Faulkner.

Jo Ann Harvey East Meadow Plano Michael Brown J.B. Toler Brown East Meadow Apartments

Plano native Helen Lawson Runs Collin County Tax Office

The seventh in a series profiles Plano born Helen Lawson, Collin County tax assessor collector. She oversees tax collection for about 90 000 residents, automobile registration, and voter registration while adapting to growth and space shortages. Delinquent taxes are handled by a delinquent tax attorney, and the office uses a computerized tax roll. Lawson, elected to a four year term in 1971, began with the office in 1960 and sought election after filling an unexpired term.

Plano Helen Lawson Collin County Lawson Doyle Nelson Mike Newman

Americans Recall Pearl Harbor Attack 32 Years Later

A group of Americans bowed heads in prayer at Pearl Harbor on the anniversary of the 1941 attack that drew the United States into World War II. wreaths were laid at the Arizona memorial as veterans and civic groups honored the sacrifices of over 2,000 Navy dead and the ships crippled that day.

Pearl Harbor UPI United States Pacific Fleet Franklin D. Roosevelt Hawaii Arizona U.S Pacific Arizona Memorial White Memorial

Post Office Urges Early Mailing For Christmas Rush

Postmaster Billy W. Creed urged Plano residents to mail first class Christmas items by tomorrow and to post airmail by December 15. The office will be open 8:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. tomorrow with Palisades Pharmacy station open to 9 p.m. for pickups. Creed noted fuel shortages may slow deliveries but expects all Christmas mail to be delivered by Christmas Eve with public cooperation.

Billy W. Creed Palisades Pharmacy West Plano Plano

Plano officers sued over alleged unauthorized search of home

Plano police sergeant Mike Manning and his wife file a $500000 federal suit in Sherman against three officers Craig Matthews Johnny Mack and Troy Stansell claiming an arrest warrant was used to search their home without consent or a warrant. The suit seeks $200000 actual and $300000 punitive damages for invasion of privacy and loss of property.

Mike Manning Plano U.S Sherman Exxon 14Th St Manning Craig Matthews Johnny Mack Troy Stansell Matthews Mack Stansell Ms. Manning Plano Police Department Mannings Brown

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Jenkins M. Brown Mrs. Lawson Terri Anderson By Ruth Youngblood Lee Mayfield Post Office Creed
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