Bishop College Official Killed In Dallas Home Attack
Bishop College vice president John Manson 28 was killed after being stabbed shot and burned with a hot iron in his Dallas home while investigating why he had not reported to work. Parkland Hospital confirmed multiple stab wounds bullets and burns. Delia looming coastal Texas storms and a separate assault case in New York are also noted.
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Grass Trip Postponed by Bonn on Moscow Atmosphere
West German author Gunter Grass postponed an early trip to the Soviet Union after Bonn's ambassador Ulrich Sahm cited Moscow’s atmosphere amid dissident trials. The decision follows discussions with German authorities and reflects diplomatic caution.
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Inmates Free Guards as Indiana Prison Standoff Ends
Rebel prisoners at Indiana State Prison in Michigan City released three guards unharmed after a two day takeover in three of five cellblocks. Prison officials said the incident ended with amnesty promises for charges tied to the siege.
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Plano ISD to hold public hearing on 1973 74 budgets
School trustees convene at 7 30 p m in the Administration building 1517 Avenue H to hear the proposed 1973 74 operating and debt service budgets and to set a tax rate after the hearing. They may adopt a resolution opposing Shiloh Airport amid protests by NICE who fear noise and landings near schools.
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Plano schools reopen after holiday with 11 360 students
Plano Independent School District resumes classes with more than 11 360 students back in session. The Plano Wildcats face South Garland in football at 8 p m Friday in Garland. Enrollment rose from 10 821 on opening day Aug 20 to 11 363 by Aug 27 with Plano High School leading at 1 708 among 12 campuses.
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Plano Hospital Complex Rezoning Hearing Sets Tonight
The Planning and Zoning Commission will reconvene a public hearing at 7 30 p m at the Municipal Building on a 130 acre health care complex planned by the Hospital Corporation of America near Highway 544 and Coit Road The proposal seeks Planned Development zoning for a hospital medical center retail and office use amid opposition from local homeowners and a debate over retail versus medical zoning priorities.
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Plano Adopts Irving Like Rates After Public Hearing
At a public hearing last week Council listened as Robinson advised adopting the same telephone rates as Irving. Jones, a private citizen, had urged lower charges arguing Experian earnings show no need for increases. The council passed an ordinance applying Irving’s residential rate of 7.60, down from 8.60, with a quality of service clause added by Mayor Pro Tem Ellis. The city maintains the obligation to provide quality service alongside reasonable rates.
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