RISD In Service Day Opens New School Year
More than 1,700 teachers attended the RISD In Service Day at Richardson High School Auditorium. Officers were installed for the Richardson Education Association, led by James Harmon. Dr. J. J. Pearce urged teachers to value each student and discussed a $15 million district building program over three years. Board President Leo Eveleth promised support as the staff prepared to return to schools.
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Richardson Independent School
RISD
Richardson High School
Richardson Education Association
James Harmon
Eloise Koonce
Ray Wills
Dixie James
Judy Nessage
Billie Sue Cox
Neil Churchill
Diana Daniels
Doris Ellis
Betty Aday
Joe Roseborough
Richardson Junior High
Ron Parks
Charlie Broom
Annette Griffin
Michael Mamminga
Olen Pyles
J.J. Pearce
Richardson
Pearce
Leo Eveleth
Richardson Board of Education
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Recession Seen by Local Experts
Local experts weigh inflation and a prime rate rise with banks nationwide lifting to 9 percent. Winfield Allred of First Bank and Trust of Richardson says the jump to 9.4 percent was unexpected and could rise further as Richardson area banks respond.
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New York
Winfield Allred
First Bank and Trust
Richardson
Allred
Richardson Area
Martin Lovvorn
First National Bank of
Federal Reserve Bank
Louvorn
Richardson Meeting Dictates Busing and Federal Aid Views
U S Representative Jim Collins spoke to Richardson PTAs and curious residents about busing and federal education aid. He cited letters from Richardson that influenced a FCC action and warned busing would lower overall progress. He urged more vocational education, parental responsibility, and warned against federal aid as inequitable. Local bankers predicted a coming recession and housing slowdown due to high prime rates and inflation.
Corporate Center reaches phase one in Corporate Square development
The Vantage Companies report two buildings are complete in Phase I of Corporate Center, part of a 181 acre Corporate Square park at East Arapaho Road and Executive Drive. Phase II is under construction, with 87 452 square feet total space planned across four structures including office and office service showroom units.
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Vantage
Corporate Square
Arapaho Road
Executive Drive
Randall
Vantage Companies
E. Arapaho Road
National Real Estate Development Organization
Stemmons Freeway
Dallas
Arlington
Houston
Memphis
Tenn
Orlando
Fla
City water rate stability in Dallas area questioned
Despite heavy summer rains Dallasites may face higher water costs as the North Texas Municipal Water District hints at a 2 to 3 cent rise per thousand gallons. Richardson officials expect little impact while emphasizing non profit status and past rate hikes. Water and sewage bills for residents are expected to rise due to increased sewage treatment costs.
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Marshall Haney
Richardson
North Texas
Haney
Ft. Worth
Dallas
Garland
Farmers Branch
Grand Prairie
Irving
Richardson Weather Outlook for Tonight and Saturday
The Richardson forecast calls for clear to partly cloudy skies and warm conditions. Tonight low near 75 degrees, with Saturday high around 95 degrees.
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Richardson
Rockwell Collins ask suspension on trading
Rockwell International and Collins Radio jointly asked the New York Stock Exchange to suspend trading in Collins common stock until the $25 per share tender offer is widely distributed to Collins shareholders. The NYSE and SEC approved the suspension, covering other markets for 10 days through August 25. Rockwell will furnish preliminary Collins 1973 results and future forecasts in the tender offer documents to be mailed next week.
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Pittsburg
Rockwell International Corporation
Collins Radio Company
New York Stock Exchange
Collins
Rockwell
Change Commission
Exchange
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Jim Collins
U.S. Third District
Richardson City Council
Ptas
Richardson Ptas
Congress
FCC
Philadelphia
America
Nixon
Washington
PTA
Douglas Pond
Citizens Bank
Main Street
Coporate
Pond
Allred’s
Ernest H. Randall Jr
Corporate Center
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