Marijuana seizure leads to high bonds at Kenedy airport
Three men arrested at Kenedy airport face high bonds in a case involving 967 pounds of marijuana and various weapons. Richard Nolan receives 150000 dollar bond, while William Stotler and Boyce Rummel are each set at 100000 dollars.
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San Antonio
Tex
UPI
U.S
Frank J Baskin
Kenedy
Baskin
Richard C. Nolan
William C. Stotler
Boyce W. Rummel
Austin
William Kline
San Antonio Drug Enforcement Administration
Kline
Public Hearing Planned on Collin County Court at Law
Collin County Judge Nathan White Jr and the commissioners urge public input at a 1 30 p m Friday hearing in McKinney on House Bill 866 to create a County Court at Law in Collin County. Rep. Hendricks promotes the bill. Judge Tom Ryan opposes it amid reported behind the scenes feud.
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Collin County
Nathan White Jr
McKinney
Bob Hendricks
Grayson County
59Th
Grayson
Collin Counties
White
Hendricks
Commissioners Court
Judge Ryan
Austin
Ryan
Camp Fire Ka-Ki-Wa Wreaths 65th Birthday with Local Party
Camp Fire Girls nationwide mark their 65th year with a Plano area party to recruit new groups. The event runs Saturday from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Gladys Harrington Library with crafts and entertainment for younger girls. Invitations and program pamphlets are being distributed in local elementary schools as the movement recalls its 1910 origins in Thetford Vermont and the Gulicks.
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Melanie Pringle
Camp Fire Discovery Club
Parkland Hospital
Alan Ratliff
Dallas Camp Fire Council
Plano
Mike Newman
Camp Fire
Gladys Harrington
Discovery Club
Willian Chauncy Langdon
Langdon
Maine
Luther Halsey Gulick
Gulick
Gulicks
Blue Birds
Adventurers
Discovery
Horizon
Area One
Plano Area
Ka-Ki- Wa
Texas lawmakers push five-state plan to boost influence
Rep. Fred Agnich and Sen. Bob Gammage propose reviving the 1845 clause to divide Texas into North Texas South Texas West Texas East Texas and Central Texas. A 1976 nonbinding referendum would let voters decide this partition to gain 10 U S senators and more localized governance. Texas argues it is a major energy producer underrepresented in Washington compared to New England. The speakers cite population, resources, and the electoral college imbalance as justification.
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Texas
Area
Washington
Fred Agnich
Dallas
Bob Gammage
Houston
North
South
West
East
Central
Agnich
Gammage
New England
United States
Sign Destroyed Crash Injures Six
Six people were injured in a two car crash at the SH 121 SH 289 intersection in far northwest Plano after a 1969 Ford failed to stop at a stop sign. The collision with a 1970 Oldsmobile pushed the Olds 28 feet into the intersection and 20 more feet on impact. Five victims were taken to Dallas and McKinney hospitals with serious injuries.
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Plano
Ford
Charles Thompson
Denison
Roy Blackburn
Richardson
Dallas
McKinney
TEA's Fiscal Policies Eyed
Board of Education member Woodrow Bean of El Paso pursues immediate access to an internal audit of the Texas Education Agency. He expects findings of deficiencies in the Proprietary School and Veterans Education Divisions. A five member committee will meet next Wednesday to release the audit to the committee, the commission, and the press.
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Austin, Tex
UPI
Board of Education
Woodrow Bean
el Paso
Texas Education Agency
Bean
Veterans Education
Brockette
Proprietary School Advisory Commission
Commission
African Bandits Organize Civic Work in Plano Area
A Dallas motorcycle club named the African Bandits expands to Tyler and Piano. Led by Charles Henry Brooks, the 16 members hold weekly meetings to support Big Brothers projects, blood drives, and Easter events. They plan toy repairs, yard mowing for seniors, and bicycle safety seminars. They invite help via 423-7807.
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Big Brothers
Dallas
Bandits
Tyler
Piano
Charles Henry
Big Brooks
Plano Group
Plano
Bob
Louisiana
Ave. S
First United Methodist Church
Plano Blood Bank
McKinney
Sevier
Mike \wman
Weather outlook for Plano clears with cool temps
The National Weather Service projects rain ends in the Plano area today with cloudy skies and a clearing trend tomorrow. Temperatures stay in the 50s today and drop to the mid 30s tonight as conditions cool off.
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National Weather Service
Plano
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R-Tex
Liberace
Hollywood
Hollywood Hills
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Tom Ryan
199Th District Court
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Vermont
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