Campaign Costs Reveal Wide Spending By Place 5 Candidate
Cecil Grattafiori Jr. outspent rivals for Place 5 on the City Council with $815.94 in expenditures and $1,281.26 in contributions, while opponents Har vard, Dickinson, and Richeson reported smaller totals. Louise Sherrill in Place 3 and Phillip Garcia Jr. also filed detailed, varied contributions and expenses. Hatchell in Place 1 faced no opponent and reported no money.
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Cecil Grattafiori Jr
Grattafiori
Chrysler Boat Corp
Jack Harvard
Brad Dickinson
Warner A. Richeson
Louise Sherrill
Richeson
Plano
Harvard
Tom Lewis
Regal
Winston Carter
Irving
Theron Dobbins
McKinney
Ronald Jeffries
North Central Expressway
Royce Scaggs
Haggard
Cecil Mannefeld Parsons
Avenue K
Bill White
Williamsburg
Bob Gargani
Biscayne
Jack Hatchell
Citizens Committee Mulls Municipal Building Expansion
Citizens Group weighs options for city facilities with no fixed charge from the City Council. The panel, led by Jim Taylor, will review site and land needs, parking plans, and costs with architect Howard Parker, aiming to report in about 30 days.
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Plano
Citizens Committee For
David Griffin
Howard Parker
Mike Newman
Larry Jackson
Norman Whitsitt
Robert Ellis
Ellis
Griffen
Jim Taylor
Citizens Committee
Taylor
City and School Races Draw 99 Voters
Absentee voting closed with 59 ballots in the city race and 40 in the school race. Regular election day is Saturday at Bowman Middle School 2501 Jupiter and Wilson Middle School 1001 Custer. Polls run 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Voters must hold a valid Texas registration permit voting on or before April 2 1977.
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Bowman Middle School
Jupiter
Wilson Middle School
Custer
Texas
Plano Church Vandalized in Burglary Burglaries Target Area
Plano Church of the Nazarene at 2801 Briarwood was burglarized between 9 p.m. Sunday and 7:40 p.m. Monday with about 300 damage interior. Police also investigated two residential burglaries, one vehicle burglary, two thefts and three cases of criminal mischief. Three arrests included a 25 year old for DWI, a 35 year old on highway warrants and a 58 year old for public intoxication.
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Plano Church
Texas Highway Patrol
Brenda Bernice Shocklee
McKinney
Shelton Jones
Mildred Myrtle Short
Oma Lee Justice
Princeton
Jones
Dallas North Pkwy
Luninator Corp
Texas Instruments buys Plano building and land in major expansion
Texas Instruments purchases Hunt Properties Inc. building at 1500 Dallas North Parkway and more than 10 acres in Plano for an electronic systems assembly plant. The move, cited by Plano Chamber president Roland Dickey, reflects robust industrial growth that added over 360,000 square feet of new industrial space in the past year.
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Texas Instruments
Hunt Properties Inc
Dallas North Parkway
Plano
Roland Dickey
Electronic Systems
Dickey
Chamber of Commerce
Georgia- Pacific
Palisades Plaza
Hunt Electronics
Dallas
Rains Plumbing Co
Plano Plumbing Supply
Rains
Chrysler Marine
Hunt Properties
Economic Development Division
Inexpensive Campaigns Mark School Trustee Races
School trustee campaigns show low spending with Mary Beth Applewhite leading Place 1 at 131.18, paying Plano Press 49.60, Plano Daily Star Courier 28.50, and Plano Printing 53.08. Opponents list minimal or no contributions. expenditures vary across candidates and locations. Rutledge Haggard runs unopposed for Place 3 with no funds.
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Mary Beth Applewhite
Plano Press
Plano Daily Star- Courier
Plano
David Black
Black
Rutledge Haggard
Haggard
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Pam Troboy
Self
Phillip
Phil) Garcia Jr
Garcia
Greenbriar
Foy Duke
Duchess
Mary Ellis
Quick
Richardson
Blair Graphics
Piano
Nolder Printing Co
Dickinson
J.B. Bacon
Printers Unlimited
Garland
Citizens Group Meets
BY Richard Lagow
Plano Building
Cofc
Potsay
Evans Park
Weatherland
Inis
Summit Development Co
Independence Park
Park