Parlor hearing delayed in Richardson council session
The Richardson City Council delayed the public hearing on massage parlor regulation until September 17 due to an unfinished plan commission review. Only two residents attended, including Mrs. Clair Chancey who opposed massage parlors as fronts for prostitution and noted concerns about zoning.
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Richardson
City Hall
City Plan Commission
Clair Chancey
Dumont
Chancey
Raymond Noah
Paul Nicola
Civic
Noah
Richardson Heights Bank and Trust
Bob Sherrill
Richardson Heights
Richardson Weather Forecast Delivers Clear to Partly Cloudy Heat
The Richardson forecast calls for clear to partly cloudy skies and hot temperatures through Wednesday. Overnight low around 75 degrees, with continued heat during daytime hours and dry conditions.
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Richardson
COG critics charge growth risks local governance
Morris James reports a Dallas area dispute over the North Central Texas Council of Governments. Richardson officials and others say COG grows too powerful, threatens local control, and distorts funding decisions. Proponents defend COG as a regional clearinghouse guiding federal funds and coordination, not a governing body.
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Washington
Reynolds
COG
Station burglary report at Richardson service station and homes
Richardson police investigated two burglaries and two thefts on Monday. An employee at Lowe's Mobile reported a spray rig worth 275 dollars stolen from a service station parking lot. Robert Blair reported a 75 dollar calculator stolen from Terrace Swimming Pool offices but it was found near the pool. James Bates said a front door break in at his home yielded 300 dollars in items. Monita Hill reported missing nuv caps valued at zero from her car at Collins Radio parking lot.
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Lowe's Mobil
Custer Parkway
Robert Blair
Terrace Swimming Pool
Shelly Pilove
LaSalle
James Bates
East Spring Valley
Monita Hill
Bingham
Collins Radio
Richardson ISD sets start for 33,400 students across district
Enrollment begins with 8:30 a.m. classes in 26 elementary schools seven junior highs and four high schools. Kindergarten starts with half day options and first graders face early dismissal for conferences. Dismissal ranges 1 p.m. for first grade until Sept 12, then 2:45 p.m. or 3:30 p.m. for older grades. Labor Day holiday on Sept 3 followed by student holidays Oct 6 and 26 with staff curriculum days.
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Richardson Independent School District
Local boy earns JA recognition at national event
Five Dallas area Junior Achievers won recognition at Indiana University during the 30th Annual National Junior Achievers Conference. Chuck Wainscott won second place and a $100 scholarship as National Quality Control Manager of the Year. Mary Beth Griffin was named National Vice President of Personnel of the Year. Other Irving and Dallas students were finalists or semifinalists in various offices. The event highlighted business knowledge, office roles, and JA operations with over 170,000 Achievers nationwide.
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Chuck Wainscott
J.J. Pearce High School
American Society For Quality Control
John W. Waldner
Eli Lilly & Co
George Beebe
Braden Industries, Inc
Harlan Dietzel
Sterling Castings
Wainscott
Dallas-area
Indiana University
Bloomington
Ind
American Society of Quality Control
Charles C. Wainscott
Wayside Way
Mary Beth Griffin
American Society For Personnel Administration
Irving High School
Irving
Dallas
Agustin Garza Jr
Skyline High School
National Safety
Terri Jones
Grand Prairie High School
Pat Miller
Tion
Dallas Area
Junior Achievement
False address leads to robbery and assault charges
Roy Sylvester Bell, 37, of Heath, was charged with robbery by assault and assault to murder a police officer after allegedly abducting and raping a Southeast Dallas girl. He gave a Richardson address at arrest, bonded at 67,000, with 15,000 on robbery, 2,000 on assault, and 50,000 on rape investigations. Bell reportedly approached the 17-year-old in a Pleasant Grove parking lot, forced her into his car, and drove to his home where the rape occurred. a Southeast Dallas chase led to his capture. Bell has prior convictions in Texas and Oklahoma for auto theft, burglary, armed robbery, and forgery.
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Rockwall County
Richardson
Dallas
Roy Sylvester Bell
Heath
Bell
Gibson's Discount Center
Prairie Creek Drive
Pleasant Grove
Texas
Oklahoma
Briscoe to Lead Texas Trade Mission to Japan and Europe
Gov Dolph Briscoe will lead a Texas trade mission to Japan later this month with state officials and nine Texas firms. If successful, a European trip may follow later this year. The Dallas Chamber of Commerce organizes the mission with a schedule of meetings with Japanese leaders, receptions, and a Tokyo speech.
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Europe
Japan
Austin
Dolph Briscoe
Dallas Chamber of Commerce
Ralph Young
Chamber
World Trade Department
Briscoe
Texas
Hawaii
Osaka
Tokyo
Texas Group
World Trade Center Club
Young
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North Central Texas Council of Governments
Dallas County Municipal League
City of
Dick Reynolds
Daily News
National Association of Regional Councils
Jerry R. Green
Richardson Police Department
Walter Boles
National Traffic Management Institute
Central Missouri State University
United States
Melba Williams
Lt. Green
Joe Christie
State Board of Insurance
James Harwell
The
Texas Industrial Commission
Ken Decker
State Agriculture Department
Natural Fiber and Food Protein Committee
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