Richardson men named for United Fund campaign roles
Three Richardson men assume key posts in the 1970 Dallas County United Fund drive led by John Taylor as general Richardson campaign chairman assisted by T. A. Morris and Dr. J. J. Pearce. Subdivision chairmen include Richard Harper, Dr. Jack Gibson, Jim Deaton, and David Kaplan. Campaign kicks off Sept. 9 with a 7:30 a.m. breakfast at the Continental Inn. The county goal is $7,938,056, up 12.1 percent from 1969. 70 agencies will benefit from the funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richardson
Dallas County United Fund
John Taylor
T. A. Morris
J. J. Pearce
Texas Power & Light
Richard Harper
Kit Crowell
Cochairman
Jack Gibson
Paul Putty
Carl Tinch
Public Service
Jim Deaton
Jerry Miller
E. G
Bud) Gatlin
James Landis
Advance Gifts
Dick Holland
Douglas Pond
Divison
Connie Dumaney
Richhardson
Continental Inn
Taylor
Safeway
Dal-Rich Shopping Center
Dal-Rich Center
United Fund
Morris
Dallas Center
Southwestern Bell Co
Richardson Chamber of Commerce
First Methodist Church
Tommy Lou
Kathy
Winchester
The
Merce
Pittman
Help line number offered for mental health support in Dallas
A phone number 521-5531 provides instant telephone response at a prevention center in Dallas. Callers are connected to a sympathetic listener to discuss problems and receive help. the message emphasizes calling 5215531 for immediate contact and support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Local scouters lead Philmont Ranch trek
Dr. Patrick T. McGowan and Everett L. King Jr. lead 13 scouts from Circle Ten Council on a 12 day Philmont expedition across Sangre de Cristo mountains. The route includes stays at 20 staffed camps with programs like mountain climbing gold panning burro packing archaeology and wilderness conservation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richardson
Bob Monaghan
George Monaghan
Pat Kelly
Paul Westerman
Mark Westerman
Mike Reid
Randy Holman
Randy Byrne
Barry King
Ken Burgess
Gary Adams
Wendel Wray
Ken Budjenska
Philmont
Junior colleges face loss of technical education funds
Dallas County Junior College District faces over one million dollars in technical-occupational funding for Eastfield and Mountain View colleges after the legislative session failed to pass a 1970-71 budget. Chancellor Dr. Bill J. Priest warned that some leaders intended to skip the district, risking major curtailment of training for local residents if funds are not restored. Senators Mauzy and McKool pledged to correct the situation, while construction at Eastfield is six percent complete and Mountain View four percent, with priority given to west campus learning clusters to ensure operation next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas County
Bill J. Priest
Priest
Oscar Mauzy
Mike McKool
DCJC
Assur
Ance
Eastfield College
Mesquite
Dallas County Junior College
Mountain View
Grand Prairie
Bill. Priest
Embezzling trial set for November in federal court
Dan H. Lambert executive vice president of First Bank and Trust Co. of Richardson faces a federal embezzlement trial scheduled for November 3 before Judge William M. Taylor Jr. Indictments allege misapplication of 22795 on January 10 and 252 on January 14, with a false loan entry claiming Allan Engleman owed 42000 when the true balance was 23000. Lambert pleads not guilty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan H. Lambert
First Bank and Trust Co
Richardson
Court of
U. S. Dist
William M Taylor Jr
Lambert
Allan Engleman
Engleman
Implied Consent Law Changes Drunk Driving Rules
The Texas 61st Legislature updated traffic laws with a new implied consent rule effective September 1 1969. A breath test is presumed if a driver is arrested for intoxication. refusals trigger a sworn affidavit and DPS petition for license suspension up to one year after court finding of probable cause. The DPS will certify testing equipment and train officers via three schools in Austin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Daily News
Wilson E. Speir
Texas Department of Public Safety
Department of Public Safety
Department
Corporation
Justice Court
DPS
Law Enforcement Academy
Austin
Speir
Kip's Korner Brings Mustang drills and HELP program praise
J J Pearce coaches box holds 15 by 15 feet cooled by a three ton unit as 60 candidates endure two a day practices starting August 18. June Rogers earns praise for HELP summer program enrollment and teen involvement. Rec Center special education group shown generosity. TAAF State Girls Softball Tourney at Huffines Park begins tonight with games on four diamonds and continued play tomorrow. Carl Raleigh Jim Smiley lead tourney management. Rudy Thoren and crew maintain fields. Doc and Bruce Bell praised for concession work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruby Tholen
Huffines Park
TAAF
Mike Clark
Teddy Mace
J. J. Pearce
Charlie Broom
Broom
Mustang
Carl Raleigh
Jim Smiley
Rudy Thoren
Doc
Bruce Bell
Yeoman
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United Fund Campaign
David Kaplan
Chardson Independent
Richardson Chamber of Com
SUN
Tony Smith
Kon Reha
John Graham
Keith Currens
Philmont Ranch
Patrick T. McGowan
McGowan
King
Continental Electronics Manufac
Parks and Recreation Department
Fred Herring
Aichers
Implied
Dobie
Bob Gatten
B-F-W Construction Company
J. Frank Dobie
Rollings Hills Lane
Kip’s Korner
By Kip Currens
June Rogers
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