Y Drive Begins The Plan At YMCA Campaign Kickoff
YMCA reports more than 220 volunteers signed for this year's sustaining campaign set to start Tuesday January 21 with executive director Bill Botts and chairman Joe Mashburn leading efforts. The goal is 50000 dollars, a slight rise from last year. Co chair Laura Hargett heads the women's division along with twelve division leaders including Joe Cook Fred Cooksey and Dr Bob.
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Volunteers Recruited To Solicit Fifty Thousand Dollars
Plano YMCA leaders announce a fundraising drive aiming for fifty thousand dollars with volunteers including Linda Kay Swepston Frank Pritt Randy Wright Jim Taylor and Doug Masson. Officials stress community programs and affordable membership while pursuing the Everts Award for a third straight year.
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Frank Pritt
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James Stephens
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James Lewis
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New Term Begins as Collin County Court Announces Agenda
Collin County commissioners open the new term with housekeeping items at 9 a.m. including bonds for county officials and retirement system plans. Judge Tom Ryan to discuss the County Court at Law and district courtroom renovation. bids on dump trucks and four sheriff department cars. soil service funding. hospital payroll. Blue Cross coverage rate increases. executive session on personnel and legal matters.
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Plano ISD Trustees Review Four Construction Projects
The Plano Independent School District trustees will review construction plans for four ongoing projects as the main agenda item, outlining scope, timelines, and potential impact on district facilities and operations. The meeting will address budgetary considerations, approvals, and scheduling for the planned work.
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School Plat Pondered by City and Trustees
The Planning and Zoning Commission will review the final Jackson Elementary School plat Monday at 7 30 p.m. in the municipal building. The city council meets at 5 30 p.m. with Frisco reps to discuss a water contract, with an executive session at 6 p.m. Trustees begin 1975 meetings Tuesday at 7 30 p.m. to review plans for Armstrong Middle, Vines High, Plano Senior High floor covering, and Williams High PE addition.
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Plano Parks and Recreation Dept
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Plano ISD Reopens After Christmas Break
More than 13,390 students are set to start second semester classes in the Plano Independent School District on Tuesday after the Christmas holidays. District instructional staff will also return to their duties.
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Natural Gas Rationing Urged as Production Falls
A Federal Power Commission bureau calls for mandatory natural gas conservation nationwide, citing declining production and declaring the hour for action is now. The report stresses the need to limit usage in homes and industry to avert shortages.
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December Collin County traffic report shows no rural fatal crashes
The Texas Highway Patrol logged 30 Collin County rural road accidents in December with zero fatalities. Ten were personal injury harming 11 people and 20 were property damage incidents. For 1974 totals, three fatalities, 168 injuries in 110 personal injury crashes, and 368 accidents, compared to 1973’s 18 deaths in 14 fatal crashes and 251 injuries in 416 total accidents. It marks the lowest rural fatality count in over two decades.
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Local savings and loans post strong 1974 gains
Collin County Savings and Loan reports a 43 percent rise in deposits on a $1.5 million base while Plano Savings and Loan climbs about 20 percent on an $18 million base. First National Bank shows a drop in deposits from 1973 to 1974, and Plano Bank & Trust also declines. Loans rise across several institutions amid shifting deposit trends.
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Plano Bank & Turst
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Collin County Savings
Ron Anderson
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College Sets Registration for Grayson Plano Courses
Grayson County College and Plano Independent School District offer college credit courses this week in Plano High School Cafeteria and at McKinney High School. Courses include business, English, math, history, sociology and more with GI Bill eligibility. Late registration runs through January 28 with numbers for inquiries to Gene Foster.
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