Rezoning Sought For Third Time In Two Years
Harwath Enterprises seeks an office classification for a 7.1 acre parcel north of Cloister Square at Dorchester Drive and Regal Road near Independence Parkway. Public hearings include two day care use permits and four proposed amendments to the zoning ordinance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harwath Enterprises
Cloister Square
Harwath
Dorchester Dr
Regal Rd
Independence Pkvy
Holy Nativity Episcopal Church
18Th St
Fox & Jacobs Inc
Alma Dr
Crossbend Rd
Preparations Begin For Cancer Drive In Plano
In line with a national proclamation, Plano proclaims April Cancer Control Month and kicks off a volunteer led drive starting March 28. Leaflets will detail the Seven Warning Signals and prevention tips while ACS and United Fund pilot efforts affect community goals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Whisitt
Plano
American Cancer Society
National Cancer Crusade
Jimmy Carter
Norman Whitsitt
Whitsitt
Dallas
United Fund
Collin County
Zada Scott
South
ACS
Scott
Alene Lovelace
South Collin County
Few Ballots Cast In School Election
Absentee voting for the April 2 School Board election has been light through the first four days. Only three ballots were cast by Thursday and 38 absentee votes were recorded last year. Absentee voting runs weekdays 8 am to 5 pm through March 29 at the School Administration Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Smith
Avenue H
Texas
PISD Board Sets Special Meeting For Bond Bids
The PISD Board will hold a 7 30 p m special meeting at the School Administration Building 1517 Ave H to consider bids on 6 million dollars in school construction bonds. Frank Medanich of First Southwest Company will present the bid tabulation at 4 p m and trustees may issue the bonds. The session includes an executive portion to discuss personnel and site matters and consideration of architects for Kimberlea Additions and Canyon Creek zoning reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ave. H
Frank Medanich
First Southwest Company
Kimberlea
Ports O‘call
Spring Creek Parkway
Fox & Jacobs
Aldridge
Canyon Creek
Professor Urges System Reform in Juvenile Delinquency
In the final article of a six part series Terri Anderson quotes Dr. Geoffrey Alpert of the University of Texas at Dallas arguing for system change over blaming the individual. He criticizes isolation of labeled youths and urges integrated developmental programs and community led tutoring amid debates on funding and political constraints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terri Anderson
America
Geoffrey Alpert
University of Texas At Dallas
Dr. Alpert
Juvenile Justice System
U.S. Dept. of Health, Education and Welfare
Dallas Alliance Criminal Justice Task Force
Alpert
Mike Newman
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Jerry Stiles
River Bend
Clift Brannon
W. 16Th St
Cancer Crusade
Brentz Brooks
Pisd Board
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