Y Kickoff Tuesday for Plano YMCA Sustaining Campaign
The Plano YMCA launches its 1975 Sustaining Campaign at 7 30 p m Tuesday in the Wilson Junior High Cafeteria. Meals by Dickeys Barbecue. tickets 3 dollars per person. Campaign chairman Joe Mashburn urges all workers to attend and pick up packets at the banquet. Executive director Bill Botts highlights a mix of fun and serious elements for volunteers. The drive features 12 division leaders and more than 225 captains and workers including Joe Cook Fred Cooksey Dr Bob Swepston Mac McCaskey Linda Kay Sherrill Frank Pritt Randy Wright Jim Taylor C J Masson Doug Collins Dr James Stephens James Lewis and Laura Harget as CO-
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Plano Ymca
Wilson Junior High
Dickey
Joe Mashburn
Bill Botts
Y’s
Joe Cook
Fred Cooksey
Bob Swepston
Mac McCaskey
Linda Kay Sherrill
Frank
Judge Brown resigns from 59th District Court effective January
Judge David Brown of the 59th Judicial District Court resigns effective January 31 after submitting papers to Governor Dolph Briscoe. McKinney and Austin sources say he urged appointment of a Sherman attorney. no reason was given. Brown could not be reached for comment. The 59th District covers Collin and Grayson Counties with court sessions in McKinney and Sherman.
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59Th Judicial District Court
Daily Star-Courier
McKinney
Austin
Brown
Dolph Briscoe
Sherman
State Supreme Court
Briscoe
59Th District Court
Collin
Grayson
Fire destroys McKinney shop. $110,000 loss expected
McKinney Fire Dept with Plano and nearby units fought a major blaze on State Hwy 5 damaging Joe Ledbetter Marine and Sporting Goods Co. Three customer boats burned. shop area heavily damaged by smoke and water. Origin under investigation. highway blocked for over an hour.
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Plano
Plano Fire Dept
McKinney Fire Dept
State Hwy. 5
McKinney
Joe Ledbetter Marine and Sporting Goods Co
Northpark
Princeton
Allen
University Founder Objects to D Magazine Article
Dr. Robert Morris, founder and president of the University of Plano, protests a D Magazine piece describing the campus building as pagoda topped and alleging financial improprieties. Morris says portions are exaggerated and has mailed a retraction demand after an interview with John Merwin.
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Nelda Whitehead
University of Plano
D Magazine
Plano
University
Robert Morris
Dr. Morris
John Merwin
Morris
Daily Star- Courier
Star-Courier
Mike Newman
PLEA Halts Plano Newspapers Recycling Amid Slump
The Plano League for Environmental Action will not accept Plano newspapers at Fire Station No. 2 on FM 544, continuing a moratorium as the market for recycled paper remains nonexistent due to a weak construction industry and broader economic issues in Dallas. Aluminum collection continues Saturdays 10 am to 2 pm, paying 1% cents per pound.
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Dallas
Plano League For Environmental Action
PLEA
Plano
4A Plea
Planos Odd Proclaimers and Demons Case Report
A Plano officer responds to a disrobing woman who predicts the world's end at 6 pm and is taken for psychiatric help after an ambulance transfer. In a separate call, he assists an elderly woman convinced demons threaten her attic, aided by symbols and a minister. Police also log five accidents, a vehicle burglary, a residence burglary attempt, a home theft, 38 calls, a recovered bicycle, and six arrests on various warrants and disorderly conduct charges.
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Plano
14Th St
Eve
Dallas
Ford Delivers Bad News On Tax And Energy Plan
President Ford told Congress his plan would raise living costs with a 12 percent tax cut, $80 payments to poor adults, and social security increases trimmed. He also proposed ending energy price controls, a $2 per barrel oil tax, and a $3 per barrel import tax, with gradual implementation by April 1.
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Washington
UPI
Ford
Congress
State of the Union
Joint Session of Congress
MountainSide youth kills parents then dies by suicide
Gregg Sanders a 15 year old honor student killed both parents with an ax then climbed a water tower and jumped to his death. A death by own action note was found but motive remained unclear. No mental disorder indicated in medical records.
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N.J
UPI
Gregg Sanders
Peter A. McCord
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