Airport battle over Richardson Shiloh expansion pits NICE group
Neighbors Involved in Community Environment tells Plano City Council that the proposed Richardson Shiloh Airport expansion could cause a range of harms from aircraft accidents to health effects such as ulcers hypertension allergies and stress related responses due to noise.
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Plano
Richardson
Shiloh
NICE
East Plano
Bonnie Jeane
Randy Rainwater
Piper Cubs
TORA
PARA
Rainwater
Arch Howell
New Adults Gain Various Rights Under 18 Emancipation
Denise Moore reports Aug 27 marks emancipation for 18 to 20 year olds as a constitutional change raises the legal age to 18. The move allows liquor sales, marriage without parental consent, abortion access, property ownership, medical consent, jury eligibility, loans and contracts, and driver licenses without guardianship provisions. Plano officials say effects are limited for police and city operations, though elections may be influenced by younger voters.
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David Griffin
Plano
Griffin
Council Approves Most of HCA Retail Plan in Plano
Plano City Council approved retail zoning for the southwest hospital complex section with a 20 percent building cap and no motel. Zoning for the rest of the complex was approved with minor changes, while Mayor Pro Tem Ellis opposed the motel and urged agriculture zoning until demand Justifies development. A local homeowners group had opposed both the shopping center and motel but softened its stance.
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Hospital
Plano
HCA
Warner Richeson
Chuck Frisk
Bob Ellis
Marvin Springer
Ellis
Ken Lambert
Alan Johnston
Plano Hospital Authority
Johnston
Lambert
Richeson
West Plano
County Budget Adopted for 1973 74 by County Commissioners
County Commissioners approved a 2.9 million dollar budget for 1973 74 with a property tax rate of 1.25 per hundred and a 5 percent pay raise for about 135 county employees. The sheriff's department receives funds for a full time jailer, a part time clerk, two deputies, new radios, and autos. Elaine Szalay is a newcomer to the council.
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Bill Eubanks
Sheriff's Department
Eubanks
National Council of Governments
Ojo de Dios Becomes Art Form in Plano
Elaine Szalay a New Mexico native and Plano newcomer teaches Ojo de Dios weaving and plans metal sculpture. Her mixed media ribbon prize at Los Alamos and grand champion at the county fair highlight her original designs and natural dye yarns. She arrived from Washington DC with her family, 3000 Robin Rd, and will start beginner and advanced classes this month.
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Ojo de Dios
Elaine
Thomas) Szalay
Plano
New Mexico
Washington, D. C
Robin Rd
Los Alamos County
Western Hemisphere
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