08 Aug 1971
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Newspaper
Richardson Daily News
Location
Richardson, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1971
Page
1
The RISD proposed expenditures outline shows figures tied to a statistical review. Projected costs cover core programs administration and planned capital needs. Public access details and line-item breakdowns are under review for clarity and approval.
The anticipated receipts list major budget categories including Operations and Debt Service. Debt Service payments encompass interest and principal on school bonds, funding debt retirement.
The Richardson Independent School District will present a 28.1 million dollar budget with a 13 cent tax rate increase at a public hearing on August 16. Board discussions in July and August will cover revenue sources, debt service, and the district’s growth, valuation, and capital needs.
Richardson pediatrician Ben McCarley and family recount a summer in Peru as medical missionaries with Wycliffe Bible Translators. A slide presentation at 7:30 details Yarococha base camp life, tribal health work, and the translators' challenges amid dense jungle, heat, and piranha filled waters.
Kenneth M. Dulaney 29 of Pampa Texas becomes Business Manager of the Richardson Daily News. He holds a BBA in advertising from Texas Tech and previously served as advertising manager for the Richardson News in 1968 1969 and for eight months at the Suburban News in Farmers Branch. Announcement by Robert M. Johnson president of News Texan Inc.
The Richardson Parks Department ends its 1971 summer play grounds program with a gala Circus day schedule across all city playgrounds. Pools close on August 22 with Arapaho Pool open weekends through Labor Day. fall registration at the Recreation Center begins Wednesday for classes starting August 23, the opening day of Richardson public schools.
University of Texas at Dallas physicists report neon detected in the lunar atmosphere by the Lunar Orbital Mass Spectrometer on Apollo 15. Assoc. Prof. Hoffman notes strong neon signals with solar wind as source. Additional UTD instruments recorded pressure changes during lunar liftoff and EVA activity near Hadley Rille. A duplicate mass spectrometer will fly on Apollo 16.
Rotary District Governor William F. Nicol will speak at the Richardson Rotary Club Monday during the Continental Inn luncheon marked by the annual Club Assembly. The session reviews past achievements and sets goals for the coming months.
The Richardson Daily News relocates to 101 West Main Street a block west of the former site on the south side of Main Street. New telephone number is 234-1131.
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