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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

Mar 27, 1975

Page

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Tornado demolishes Lefors in Panhandle Texas

A tornado ripped through Lefors Texas destroying the downtown and most homes in the town of about 800. One child killed and 40 to 50 injured with 200 homeless reported. Red Cross set up emergency shelter as rescues continued and weather alerts issued for wider region.

Lefors Tex Libby Shotwell Pampa Red Cross Thomas Robert Monogue Monogue Amarillo Texas National Weather Service Guadalupe Pass West Texas Panhandle East Texas Lufkin

Registration Hours Added in Collin County Drive

More than 55,000 vehicles already registered in Collin County this year with thousands left. Mrs. Helen Lawson says the McKinney courthouse will stay open 8 a.m. to noon Saturday March 29 and 8 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. Monday March 31 and Tuesday April 1 to ease renewals. License plates for 1975 must be displayed by midnight April 1. Plano office hours are 9 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. weekdays and 9 a.m. to noon Saturday. April 1 is the last day plates are sold there. Total tax payments this year reach $21,922.92 vs $18,214.22 last year.

Collin County Helen Lawson Plano Fair Oaks 18Th St Mike Newman

Low Pay Forces Teachers to Quit

In Austin Texas teachers report wage pressure as the recession pushes many to seek second jobs or leave the profession. Jewel Howard of the Texas State Teachers Association advocates a $10 000 annual minimum starting salary, while Gov Briscoe proposes raising it to 7 430. The issue will be studied by a House committee subcommittee under a broader school funding bill.

Austin Tex Texas State Teachers Association Jewel Howard Texas Howard House Public Education Committee Tom Massey D-San Angelo Dolph Briscoe

Egg Hunt Scheduled Saturday in Plano Parks

Plano Jaycees and Jaycee Ettes sponsor an Easter Egg Hunt for youth through age 12 at Harrington Park 401 W 16th St. The event begins at 2 p.m. on Saturday, with age-group divisions and prizes for each winner. Parents are invited to watch.

Plano Jaycees Jaycee Ettes Plano Harrington Park 16Th St

Mellow Seeks Parker City Council Seat

Leon Mellow, former Parker planning and zoning member, announces candidacy for city council. He cites work on zoning map and water system feasibility and aims to keep Parker’s rural character, with an election set for Saturday April 5 to fill three council seats.

Leon Mellow Parker Planning and Zoning Commission Planning and Zoning Commission Mellow Parker Pecan Orchard Mellon

Veto Possible For Rebate By Ford In Tax Cut Bill

Congress sent Ford a 24.8 billion tax cut bill with amendments he may veto including oil depletion changes. If vetoed, rebates and tax cuts could be delayed for weeks or months, with rebates starting mid May and withholding reductions May 1.

Don Phillips Washington UPI Congress Ford House Senate GOP John Rhodes Senate Finance Committee Russell Long Long

Speed Limit Bill Needs Signature

Gov. Dolph Briscoe's signature needed to extend Texas 55 mph limit indefinitely. Both houses backed a conference report allowing renewal every 120 days if federal aid remains, with penalties capped at 25 dollars for 55-70 mph, insurance premiums curbed, and no license revocation from such offenses. Legislative session to adjourn for Easter weekend.

UPI Austin, Tex Dolph Briscoe Texas Highway Department House Senate Capitol Sen. A.M. Aikin Dparis John Hoestenbach D-Odessa West Texas Hoestenbach Department of Public Safety Briscoe

O Hair says Texas violates atheist rights threaten suit

Madalyn Murray O Hair accuses Texas of denying constitutional rights to atheists and threatens legal action after being asked to swear to tell the truth with God as my witness at a Senate hearing. She denounces separation of church and state as ignored in Texas.

Austin Tex UPI Madalyn Murray O’hair Texas O’hair Senate Education Committee

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First National Bank Plano Fine Arts League Gene Lynge John Thomas Dale Williamson Lone Star Gas Co Gene Edwards Parker Council Water Company Los Angeles George Maharis Gulfport, Miss Fayette Charles Evers Nan Jackson U.S Dan Russell Jr Evers
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