Richardson Council Endorses Church Outdoor Rally
The Richardson City Council unanimously approved Central Park Baptist Church’s outdoor youth rally with loudspeakers on church property at 201 N Plano Rd. The event is set for August 31 and September 1 at 8 p.m. each night, expected to run about two hours.
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Central Park Baptist Church
Plano Road
James Fleming
Fleming
Huffhines Park
Parks and Recreation
Huffhines
Richardson
Garland
Plano
Harry Higginbotham
Groups unite to oppose Plano hospital and airport plans
Plano area homeowners from West Plano and Plano Homeowners Association join forces to fight a planned hospital complex and airport. Ridgewood and COPE organize against a 6000 foot runway, while opponents cite nonmedical aims such as motels, apartments, and car care centers. The coalition plans voter drives and petitions, arguing the development serves a 500,000 person area beyond need.
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Plano
Plano Hospital
Richardson Municipal
Shelly Weisman
West Plano Homeowner's Association
West Plano
Plano Homeowner’s Association
Weisman
Ridgewood
Citizens Organized For
COPE
Ridgewood Homeowner's Association
Randy Rainwater
Art Fogg
West Plane Homeowner's Association
John Rogers
Doug Everheart
Hospital Corporation of America
HCA
Beef shortage hits Richardson shoppers amid hoarding and rationing
Richardson stores face a real beef shortage with two per customer limits at Tom Thumb and Safeway. Hoarding and black market rumors surge as shoppers pivot to chicken, ham, or canned meats while ranchers hold cattle for higher prices. Experts warn prices may rise further until the freeze ends, then drop to pre-freeze levels if markets loosen.
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Richardson
Richardson Tom Thumb
Mike Hindman
Hindman
Fe.s
Tom Thumb
Safeway
Greenville
East Belt Line
Bill Morgan
Buddies
Campbell Road
A&p
James R. Walker
Walker
Dallas
U.S. Now
White House
Dale M Kinsey
A&P’s
Newsprint Cost Rise Hits Daily News Publisher
Bowater Sales Co Inc informs News-Texan Inc publisher of the Daily News that newsprint costs have increased by 5 per ton, reaching 173 per ton. The price hike, the second this year, took effect Monday. Bowater is a major supplier of the paper.
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News-Texan, Inc
Daily News
Bowater Sales Co., Inc
Legislator schedules public town hall on Richardson schools
U S Third District congressman Jim Collins will hold a free town hall at 10 a.m. Thursday in Richardson School Administration Building to discuss local and national school topics. PTA leaders say the session will focus on busing, school consolidation, finance and pending legislation, inviting comments from concerned parents and citizens.
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U.S
Jim Collins
Richardson
Collins
S. Greenville Ave
City of Council of Ptas
B.J. Mays
Richardson Independent School District
Mays
Washington
PTA
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