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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

May 20, 1977

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Parker Road Overpass Rework to Replace Two-Lane Bridge

Concho Construction Co wins a 908206.75 dollar contract to replace the US 75 Parker Road overpass with a six lane bridge and add two connector roads. Work begins soon with detours planned and traffic rerouted as sections open by October. old bridge torn down by November 1.

Parker Rd US 75 Parker Concho Construction Co James M. Huffman McKinney State Dept. of Highways and Public Transportation Fullbright City Highway Department Huffman John G. Keller Dallas

Hamrick and Roberts Promoted in Garland and Plano

Garland based Bob Roberts becomes contact-records supervisor in Garland while Plano gains a new division service facilities manager, Jack Hamrick. Hamrick, a Plano resident and Army veteran, has a long TCI career and civic involvement. Roberts previously served in Plano since 1970 and worked for General Telephone in California before joining in 1959.

Garland Jack Brown Jack Hamrick Plano Bob Roberts Hamrick Roberts Rotary Club Hospital Authority Chamber of Commerce United Way First Methodist Church Dallas Citizens Long Range Planning Commission General Telephone San Angelo Optimists Clubs California Rotary Chambers of Commerce Texas Cooke County Junior College Gainesville

Impossible Flight Opens Modern Aviation Era

Fifty years ago today the Spirit of St Louis flew from Roosevelt Field to Paris in a 3 600 mile nonstop solo flight by Charles Lindbergh Jr. The lone pilot faced fog and danger, landed at Le Bourget at 10 24 p m Paris time, and the world hailed the feat that launched commercial air travel.

New York UPI Roosevelt Field Long Island St. Louis Paris Charles Augustus Lind Will Rogers Atlantic Lindbergh Ireland le Bourget

Information and Referral Service to aid Plano residents

Kathi Muse leads Plano’s new Information and Referral Service opening June 6 with United Way funding. The center will operate three telephone lines from the old Douglass school, linking callers to suitable agencies, recruiting volunteers, and recording data to aid long term planning. About 20 of a hoped-for 30 volunteers are already signed up, with calls kept confidential and donations sought.

Terri Anderson Plano Kathi Muse United Way I&r Service Mrs. Muse Douglass School I&r Muse Helpline Dallas I&R’s Richard LaGow

Alma Road Now Open Bridges and widening planned

Alma Road along Park Boulevard to Parker Road opens after a temporary connection to new pavement. The two lane section carries traffic while developers plan six lanes as the area develops. Earlier Alma segments near the Spring Creek bridge and Park to Highway 544 opened. bridge delays were cited due to construction problems.

Alma Rd Park Blvd Parker Rd Park-Alma Alma Parker Spring Creek Park and Fl 544

Plano Team Plans 170 Mile 24 Hour Relay

A Plano group led by Councilman Bob Collins aims to run 170 miles in 24 hours starting at 3 p.m. on the Vines High School track. The squad includes four Plano Senior High School runners Mark Elder Greg Smith Rick Banks and Ricky Parker plus teammates Clair Bryan Don Sewell and Bruce Welsh.

Plano Vines High School Bob Collins Gilbert Lundy Frank Brown Bruce Welsh Don Sewell Clair Bryan PSHS Mark Elder Greg Smith Rick Banks Ricky Parker

Carter Advances Environment Welfare and Tax Reform Messages

President Carter prepared messages to Congress on the environment welfare reform and tax reform. A broad based environmental proposal covering workplaces and parks is ready for Capitol Hill. He will share welfare plans with state governors before congressional submission and aims for a summer tax reform package targeting lower income groups.

Washington UPI Carter Congress Capitol Hill Gerald Ford Middle East Labor and Health Education Welfare Stuart Eizenstat

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Concho Ed Fullbright Hunters’ Glen Custer Rd Dallas North Airport Winterstone Wells Brothers SH 5 Mike Newman Kathi
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