The Plano Star-Courier from Plano, Texas • Page 2

Page 2 Section I Plano Star-Courier Thursday, February 19, 1970 IS Site Plan 'V I -S. V. RATS CAN ONLY live where people invite them and this dumping ground is an open invitation. This trash and debris has been illegally dumped on the private farm of I. O.

Smith, located about 4 miles northeast of Plano just off a county CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 will serve the Da Ills Fort Worth Regional Airport are presently being contacted to determine estimated communications requirements so engineering can begin promptly, thus insuring ample time for completion and proper checking before the system goes into service, H.E. (Gene) Williams, airport communications manager for General Telephone Company, explains the basic functions and some of the features of the electronically controlled system this way. "The computer portion of the EAX controls the switching system, which is one of the reasons it Is so flexible. Since a computer controls the switching, additions ami changes to service can often be handled through software (by reprogramming the computer) instead of hardware (by making the physical changes which mechanical switching systems would He continued: "When a telephone call is made through an electronic exchange, a temporary memory unit records the number as it is dialed. This information is fed into a much larger memory unit called a Data Processor which contains switching instructions for every possible connection in the exchange.

The data processor selects the specific instructions for connecting the calling and receiving telephone numbers. Then it sends the proper instructions to the switching equipment. It requires of a second to jiorform this function. "Telephone numbers are assigned and changed and a variety of other services are performed at a central center, usually wittiout moving a single wire. "Another feature of EAX is an automatically operated electric typewriter at the control center which provides an instant report on the conditions of the switching equipment.

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MEMBER OK NORTH And EAST TEXAS PRESS ASSOCIATION And pr EU ASSOCIATION REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 tions are handled by cash. Mrs. Chronister pointed out that people who have out-of- state license plates should take their vehicle or vehicles to the Plano Police Department to have the motor numbers checked, and should then go to the courthouse In McKinney to purchase license plates. Mobile home licenses must also be purchased in McKinney. License sales in Plano are being sponsored by the Plano Chamber of Commerce.

of Virginia is often called the Mother of from the fact that several states have been formed out of its original territorv American Title Co of Dallas to Nes Nesbit Builder of Dallas lot in Canyon Creek Country Club Add. xxxx Lena Mae Ingram to Robert Edward Cannbell 0.268 acres lames ixw survey xxxx Lena Mae Ingram to Robert Earle 0.535 acres James Maxwell survey xxx M. B. Cole Jr et ux to Arthur Maxwell, Lot McKinney, xxxxx Centennial Homes, Inc to Mike Wible et ux Lot ui Plano, xxxx Nes Nesbit Builder, Inc to William M. Colletti et ux, Lot Canyon Creek Country Club Add.

xxxx James K. Parker to Dale C. MeCutcheon et ux, Lot in Plano, xxxxx Luc inda Swann to Kenneth Moore A Foote survey xxxx Canyon Creek Land pn. to B. T.

Erwin Lot Canyon Creek Country lub Goforth et ux to Earl Rogers et ux Lot in Farmersville, $200.00 Walker to Lucille Bailey Hanna et ux Lot Land Lakes Add. xxxxxx Vera Bucli to Douglas Parker et ux 20.118 acres A HR Co, 10,000.00 Vera Bunch to Veterans Land Board 20.141 acres A MGRRCosurvey $9669.00 Sen. Hall- CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 The court's majority op In ion by Chief Justice Robert Calvert said a constitutional amendment by a vote of the people is the proper remedy, if the disputed section of the Constitution lias outlived its usefulness. Associate Justice Clyde Smith wrote a concurring opinion saying the court would by usurping the power 'f the Legislature and the people if it amended or changed the section by "judicial fiat so as to satisfy the ambition of an ineligible candidate for Florence Howard Langford et vir to Southwestern Town Lot Cpn. Inst 117.795 acres Geo Perrin survey xxx Fitzgerald to PCam eron, Lot Preston Rd.

Highland Add. xxxxx Collin Jackson et ux to Sampson, eta I lot in Farmersville, Hubert Mott to Wallace Dillard Lot in McKinney, xxxxx Tom Langley to ux to Leonard Edmonds Wright survey, xxxxx Hen Griffin et ux to William Griffin et ux 1 acre James Fisher survey xxxx Texas Co Distribition, Inc to Robert Johnson 9,259 acres Jon Phillips survey xxxx 1 Dement to Bob Byrd 1 ot in McKinney xxxxx John Nix et ux to Gerald Prddy et ux Lot in Frisco $4500.00 Victor Maden ei ux to USA, .11. Walter survey, Mrs. I ula Sarlise to Hacklei, I ot in xxxxx Nancy Harris et ux to I SA, Havmun survey, $18.590.00 Don Jones, to Charles Edward Jones et ux, Lot in Plano, xxxxx kellt MoseleV et UX to A Caldwell, 0.482 acres John A Tax lor survey, xxx Benjamin A Bennitt to Ronald P. Reeder, Trustee M.

rv Scott survey, xxxxx Corporatin Can yon Creek, to Sidney Joseph Stall, Jr. lot in Canyon Creek Country lub xxxx Centennial Inc 1 3 a by Joe Hopson et ux Lot in xxxx Billy Carroll et ux to Bobby Ray Spears et ux 0.647 acres HARDIN Moss survey xx George Blackwell et ux to David Ortega et ux Lot in McKinney, xxxxx Thewalt Hibbard et ux to James I Payne, et ux Lot in Plan xxxx Charles Wnite et ux to Roger 1 Harlon et ux 0.07 acres Stark survey, xxxx Tom atkins ux to George Sloan survey $9000.00 Bill to Willie Hall Jr. et ux in Piano, xxxx Cecil Batson to Philip Grace ux, Lot in Plano, xxxx 1 J. M. Enterprises, Inc to Walter Mason et ux Lot Canyon Creek Country Club Add.

xxxxx i Robert J. Brant et ux to William Owen Thomas Jr et ux, Canyon Club Add. xxxx Clyde Holmes et ux to Earl Miller et ux Lot in Plano, xxxxxx Ra reek to William Lee Black, Ir, et ux Lot in Canyon Creek Country Chit) Add, xxxxx Richard Nance et al to Louis irion et al Morris survey, xxxxxxx Centennial Homes, Inc to Robert Eugene Bickley et ux, Lot in Plano, xxxxx Raldoii Corporation- Plan to Gary 1) Whitten et ux, Lot in Piano, xxxxx Ed" ini Powell et ux to Lesley Anderson, et ux 18.429 acres Civager survey S8500.00 Thomas I Dean et ux to maid Richey Anglin survev, xxxx KENNEDY WIG SALON Sales, Service Styling THE LATEST IN WIG FASHIONS. PROFESSIONAL SERVICE BY JOYCE 1531 AVE PLANO ADAMS BUILDING OFFICE 424-6019 HOME 424-2400 road. The Public Works Department for the City of Plano is eaper to work with the residents of Plano every possible way to aid in disposal of trash, garbage, and even old appliances.

CONTINUED FROM PAGE I Court finds no evidence ot irresponsible handling of the matter by California news media. Sensational events involving weird personalities cannot be accurately presented in prosaic terms. The Court finds that the record is insufficient to support a finding that it would be impossible for Relator to receive a fair trial in California. Let us assume, arguendo, that Charles D. Watson cannot get a fair trial in California.

It is nevertheless the opinion of this Court that only tiie State courts ot California are proper tribunals for such de- terrnination, subject to the exclusive right of review by the Federal judiciary. We deem those courts perfectly capable of protecting Charles D. W.it- to We turn now to rigid of the people of California to have Charles D. Watson brought the bar of justice. The importance of the instant hearing is reflected in there- ported announcement by the District Attorney in Los Angeles to the effect that he will not try any of those accused in the murder of Sharon Tate and others until Charles D.

Watson is returned to California. Justice therefore demands expeditious processing of this appeal and the early return of Relator to the State of California, By this order the Court instructs District Attorney Tom Ryan and the Cler and Reporter of this court to expedite the appeal herein as a matter of first priority. It is therefore the Order of tliis that the relief prayed for herein be denied and that the extradition order of the Governor of Texas heretofore entered be in all things upheld. The exception to the ruling by attorneys and their notice of appeal is noted. SIGNED, ENTERED AND RENDERED this 16th day of February, 1970.

tri.iL** DAVID H. BROWN, Judge 59th Judicial District of Texas CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 he approved the rezoning, and If it was granted he wanted the Commission to consider better reads (in the area In question and a letter from Murray Miller, who stated that he was for the rezoning, but asked that animals and square footage be restricted. No one appeared to speak either FOR or AGAINST the rezoning. The Commission also approved a motion by Mr. Whltsitt that the Council be asked to give special consideration to streets in the area in question.

A Public Hearing was also held on Zoning Case No. 7003, a request by T.V. Wheeler to rezone Lot one, Block 25 of the Original Donation from SF-3(M) to Retail. The lot is located at northeast corner of the intersection of Avenue and 16th Street, and a house, a sales building and a nursery have existed on this location for several years. Mr.

Wheeler stated that he wanted to build a new garden center on the lot. Chairman Harrington read a letter from Chester Plumlee, who stated that he approved the rezoning, but listed certain requirements pertaining to signs, etc. Mr. Plumlee also appeared before the Commission, and said that he felt that it would be a help to the neighborhood to remove the old, empty building presently on the site in question. No one else to speak on the matter.

The Commission approved a motion by Mr. Gradin to approve the rezoning. Prior to adjournment, the Commission voted to cancel their next regular meeting on March 2 since it fell on a holiday and the Plano Municipal Building would be closed on that date. George Washington was elected president unanimously. receiving all 69 electoral votes in 1789.

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