Optimist Club Names Morgan as August Nominee
Jack A. Morgan Jr., a Richardson High School graduate, is chosen by the Richardson Optimist Club as their August nominee for the Optimist Young Texan of the Month Award. He carries a 93.94 average, NHS and Spanish National Honor Society member, and held officer roles in Student Council and Key Club. Continued involvement includes football, track, Eagle Basketball Letterman, and work experience with Stone Knives and Green Valley Apartments. He attends First Baptist Church of Richardson.
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Jack A. Morgan Jr
Richardson High School
Richardson Optimist Club
Optimist
Margie E. Morgan
Lois Lane
Richardson
Dallas Metro
March of Dimes
First Baptist Church
Stone Knives
Green Valley Apartments
Dial a Message Spreads Across Counties and Cities
The Dial-a-Message idea grows with programs in New York City and Davenport Iowa. Dallas County offers a basic dialable services menu while aging commissions promote live dialers. The fad echoes fed agency guidance and public information lines in a compact mass communication trend.
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Daily News
New York City
Davenport
Iowa
Dallas County
Food and Drug Administration
Pastor assumes Crestview Baptist duties in Arapaho Waterview
Rev. Charles Taylor will take over as pastor at Crestview Baptist Church Arapaho at Waterview this Sunday. A reception for the Taylor family follows evening worship in the fellowship hall. The public is invited to the services and reception.
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Charles Taylor
Crestview Baptist Church
Arapaho
Waterview
Taylor
Fellowship Hall
LWV and Scouts to distribute Voters Guides Saturday
Red, white and blue LWV members and Cadet Girl Scouts from Richardson Troop 105 will hand out nonpartisan Voters Guides at four Richardson, Northrich, Arapaho and Dal-Rich shopping centers from 10 a.m. to noon. Special Texas Water Plan guides from Houston LWV will be available while supplies last.
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Richardson League of Women Voters
LWV
Troop 105
Richardson
Sun Drugs
Richardson Heights
Gibson's Discount Center
Northrich Village
Tom Thumb
Arapaho
Safeway
Dal-Rich Village
Texas
Kip's Korner Northeast Corner notes for big Softball City
In Kip's Korner editor Alice Graham spotlights Northeast Corner in Garland Daily News with a preview of the State Church Girls Softball Championship at Huffines Park on August 7 8 and 9 about 22 teams and 15 girls per roster. Also a birthday tribute to Drex Currens turning 70 and a light note on his SMU area walks.
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Richardson Daily News
Garland Daily News
Alice Graham
State Church
Huffines Park
Drex Currens
Pop
Mockingbird Lane
SMU
Dallas
Fair Park
Collins to Build Two 210-Foot Space Antennas for DSIF
Collins Radio Company selected by Jet Propulsion Laboratory to supply and install two 210-foot diameter space communication antennas for NASA JPL DSIF at Deep Space Stations near Canberra Australia and Madrid Spain. Estimated cost 20 million dollars. Antennas to provide over six times the performance of current 85-foot dishes and enable data from the edge of the solar system by 1973. Antennas will support NASA planetary missions in the 1970s and 1980s including the Viking program.
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Collins Radio Company
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
California Institute of Technology
DSIF
NASA Jpl
Deep Space
Canberra
Australia
Madrid
Spain
Nasajpl
Solar System
NASA
Viking
Mars
Goldstone Deep Space Communications
Barstow
California
Goldstone
Richardson Jaycee Ettes host festive Christmas setup at Kilman home
Richardson Jaycee Ettes board members gathered Sunday afternoon to assemble decorations and share gifts for the 1968-69 board. Packages and engraved awards accompanied carols as Feath er Your Cap Awards were handed out. Northlake Elementary construction continues with Phase III pillars and a tax rate hike funds debt service for $20 million bonds approved in April 1968.
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Joe Kilman
Richardson Jaycee-Ette Board of Directors
John Winchester
Bob Smith
Andrew
Aurbrey Linne
Bud Garrett
Gary Hancock
Leonard Montgomery
Bill Williams
Jerry Morgan
Montgomery
Northlake Elementary
Audelia
Church Roads
Richardson Independent School
Northlake
Richardson Police Report Highlights Theft Cases Over $50
Over the past three days Richardson police logged four theft over $50 incidents. Items stolen include a car, $438 in golf gear, and $117.46 worth of merchandise from White's Auto Store. Additional incidents: house break in for six windows valued at $10 each, three autos broken into for batteries, and tools and copper wire taken from a body shop. Also noted were juvenile custody for destruction of private property and several shoplifting, DUI, drunkenness, and minor in possession cases.
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Richardson
Arnold Voss
Stardust
Louis Redd
Flat Creek
White’s Auto
Richardson Sreights
Neff and Burcham
Ricardson Paint and Body Shop
Texas Street
Vermillion
Tp&l
Renner Road
Custer
Central Expressway
Medlin and
Morrison
Gibson's Discount Store
Medlin
Amendment No 4 ballot analysis on water supply tax exemption
Aug 5 ballot proposes exempting nonprofit water supply corporations from ad valorem taxes if water sales are their sole authorized purpose and property is needed for water acquisition storage transport and sale. Opponents warn privately owned water companies could gain unfair tax relief while advocates say nonprofit corps provide public water services and should be treated as public property.
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Ymca’s
YWCA
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Washington
Raymond Mlecke
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Kip’s Korner
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United States
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Ini
Apollo
Ron Young
North Central Expressway
Joe Louis Timmons
McKinney
Presbyterian Hospital
Paul Ray Herrold
Edmond
Oklo
Jaycee-Ettes
Bill Younger
Mrs Younger
Gene Newman
James Miller
French
Valley Cove Drive
James McGauty
West Belt Line
Lindale Lane
Gary Taylor
Lance McArthur
Shadywood Drive
Richardson General Hospital
Fire Department
North Texas
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Texas Supreme Court
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