Plano races draw many candidates as ballot fights erupt
Mayor Norman Whitsitt runs unopposed in Plano while 17 other hopefuls enter City Council and School Board races. R W Bill Glenn wins a ballot spot after a federal judge rules real property ownership cannot bar candidacy, ordering the city to place his name on the ballot.
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Norman Whitsitt
Plano
City Council
R.W
Bill) Glenn
Federal District Court
William Wayne Justice
Tyler
Glenn
E. 18Th St
Dorothy Thompson
U.S. Supreme Court
Roberts
Supreme Court
Justice
Whitsitt
City
M.E
Mike) Morgan
Buckle Lane
Mel Bessellieu Sr
Laurel Lane
Morgan
Bessellieu
Town
Assoc
Ann Hunt
Rt. 1
Allen
Bernard Everett Jones
Hunt
Jones
J.L
Jim) Higginbotham
Willard Olivier
Ridgeview Circle
Richardson
Olivier
Richland and Higginbotham
Defense Contract Administration
Texas Instruments
School Administration
Larry Jackson
Tom Long
K.E
Bo) Boggs
Robert
Bob) Wooldridge
Ken Spreen
J.R
Bob) Collins
Bill Glenn
Boggs Files For Council
Plano resident E E Boggs a 34 year old printed circuit designer at Texas Instruments filed for Place 2 on the City Council pledging openness to public opinion and accessibility. He moved to Plano in 1971 and has held Jaycees roles, helped establish the Plano Community Scholarship Fund and serves with Heritage Assn Heard Natural Science Museum and PLEA.
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E.E
Bo) Boggs
Plano
Cub Scouts
Plano Jaycees
Boggs
The
Jaycees
Heritage Assn
Heard Natural Science Museum
Jan
Rice Dr
Elliott
Ginger
Plano Police See Lull After Busy Weekend
Plano Police reported 64 calls on Tuesday with minimal criminal activity. incidents included three residential burglaries three vehicle thefts and one animal bite. two arrests were for driving while intoxicated and another for no driver s license. two accidents involved parked cars. candidates drew for official ballot positions at the municipal and school buildings listing several names for Places 2 4 6 and 7.
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Plano
Police Department
Judith Coons Jackson
Princton
First National Bank
James Richard White
Avenue K
These Scouts Are Different
Explorer Scout Post 600 members aged 14 to 20 study police techniques for 72 hours and ride with Plainfield officers on patrols. Rick Adams, an Allen High School senior, wants to become a cop and says the job is rewarding though demanding.
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Pam Troboy
Rick Adams
Explorer Scout Post 600
Adams
Allen High School
Jim Patton
Patton
Jay Webb
Pat Efird
Duane Kinsey
Webb
Police
Terry Hubert
Police Department
Sam Browne
Explorer Post
Plano
Mike Newman
Briscoe Urges Spending Curb in Texas Budget Talks
Gov Dolph Briscoe warned at a budget conference that Texas government spending has surged over the past decade and could threaten bankruptcy if agencies do not curb budgets. He cited a 250 percent increase since 1966 and urged keeping the 1978 79 budget within available revenue alongside Lt. Gov. Hobby and Speaker Clayton.
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Austin, Tex
UPI
Texas
Dolph Briscoe
Briscoe
William P. Hobby
Bill Clayton
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Plano Senior High School
Nora Richmond