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Plano Daily Star Courier in Plano, Texas

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Plano Daily Star Courier

Location

Plano, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1974

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Gas Ruling Challenged by Texas Utilities Fight

The Third Court of Civil Appeals hears Austin San Antonio and LCRA against the Texas Railroad Commission over diverting natural gas to fuel short power plants. North Texas utilities intervene on the Commission’s side arguing no statewide diversion power exists without a plan. The case could go to the Texas Supreme Court this summer.

Plano North Texas Texas Railroad Commission State Supreme Court Austin San Antonio Central Texas Texas Power & Light Co Third Court of Civil Appeals Railroad Commission Intermediate Appeals Court Lower Colorado River Authority LCRA North Texas Utilities Texas Utilities Fuel Co TUFCQ Dallas-Fort Worth La-Vaca Gathering Co Herman Jones South Texas Utilities Clint Small Jr Texas Moody Rex White Rex Butler

Food study finds city slum residents eat dog and cat food

A 26 member panel told the Senate that as much as one third of dog and cat food sold in city slums is being eaten by humans, highlighting severe poverty and hunger.

Washington UPI Senate Alpo Agriculture Department Center For Science New York State

Third Hole-in-One Delights White at Canyon Creek

Nathan White, busy with the Fifth Annual Piano Golf Classic, finally played a round at Canyon Creek Country Club. On number six he scored his third hole-in-one, earning $200 as an International Hole-In-One Club member and a nominal club prize, with the ball to be displayed in his department store.

Nathan White Canyon Creek Country Club White Canyon Creek

City pushes clear right of way to prevent accidents

Traffic safety coordinator Alan Ratliff urges residents and businesses to remove visual obstructions from street and alley rights of way. The council approved a clear vision ordinance covering fences walls screens billboards signs and foliage with specific height rules and enforcement by Al Dougal.

Avenue P 17Th Street Mike Newman Alan Ratliff Citizens Traffic Safety Support Commission Ratliff

Armstrong Middle School Site Purchased in Plano ISD

The Plano Independent School District accepted a 16,199 contract from General Portland Land Development Company for 2,657 acres north and east of Forman Elementary. The land, adjacent to Centennial Properties’ earlier acquisition, will be the site of Armstrong Middle School.

Plano Independent School District General Portland Land Development Company Centennial Properties Forman Armstrong Middle

Government aims to ease cattlemen without import controls

Assistant Agriculture Secretary Clayton Yeutter said the administration plans informal pressure on Australia and other beef exporters to keep foreign beef imports well below earlier forecasts. He noted exporters should avoid shipping at current low prices as pressure mounts to reinstate formal import controls, which Nixon suspended two years ago. Butz faced questions on controlling imports before the House Agriculture Committee.

Washington UPI Clayton Yeutter Australia Nixon U.S Earl L. Butz House Agriculture Committee

Seabag Hidden Stash Worth 65000 in Marijuana Found

Illinois State Police search for owner of a Navy seabag found along a road near Bartlett containing about 65000 dollars worth of processed marijuana. Officers say the bag was likely dropped for later pickup and would not be claimed.

Bartlett, Ill UPI Ilinois

Honolulu inspector cites 14 year old for club house code violation

City building inspector Herbert Muraoka charged Eric Chapman with violating Honolulu's building code saying no exceptions to restrictions. The condemned structure was a neighborhood kids club house built by Eric and peers.

Honolulu UPI Herbert Muraoka Eric Chapman Eric

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