Richardson Plano boundary route eyed for Outer Loop street
The Richardson City Council will vote on adopting a resolution to name the Richardson Plano boundary line as the principal urban arterial for the northern leg of Outer Loop 9 tonight at City Hall. The plan contrasts with the Campbell Road route favored by the Texas Highway Department, though officials note the department has not fixed a final choice.
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Commonwealth Development Company
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Soldier Arrests and Assault Case Reported in Richardson
A Richardson police officer arrested a Garland man, Jack ie Joe Smith, Sunday for being AWOL from Fort Meade, Maryland. Smith, stopped for speeding, showed an Army license and said he had no pass and had been AWOL four months. His vehicle was impounded. Police investigate an aggravated assault from Saturday in which a Richardson woman was lacerated and possibly contused after being followed from a Belt Line Road restaurant to Lawndale Drive and attacked when she refused to talk.
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Al-Anon offers help for families living with alcoholics
Bill Wilson and Al-Anon members discuss the need for support for spouses and relatives of drinkers. The article outlines Al-Anon’s approach, its link to Alcoholics Anonymous, meeting practices, and a list of behavioral guidelines to aid in recovery and self care.
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Texas June report shows Fort Worth leads with 23 percent rise
The Daily News Austin Bureau reports Fort Worth business activity jumped 23 percent in June from May, Dallas up three percent, and statewide June up six percent. Year to date Dallas up six percent, Fort Worth four percent. personal income in Texas rose three percent in June to a near 3.96 billion, with nine percent first-half gains.
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Derrington Leaves Richardson Water and Sewer Post
Derrington departs as Richardson Water and Sewer superintendent amid boasts of a model plant using federal grants and advanced tech. He moves to North Texas Municipal Water District as Wastewater Treatment Operations Manager leaving Haney to replace him. he touts the plant as a pure water source fit for industrial use and potential revenue as reuse aims for drinking quality.
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Marshall Haney
Floyd Branch
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Texas and Missouri seek to restore highway funds dispute
The Texas and Missouri highway authorities clash with OMB and DOT over withheld Congression al allocations from the Federal Highway Trust Fund. Texas faces a potential loss of 146.87 million dollars since 1961, with Attorney General Crawford Martin to decide if Texas joins Missouri’s district court action. Mississippi and other states were invited to file briefs.
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