Austin Notebook Texans split into five hypothetical states study
The United Labor Legislative Committee assigns 16 votes to Texas legislators to show regional patterns. It sketches five imagined states Houston Beaumont West Texas Dallas Fort Worth East Texas and South Texas with distinct tax and social positions. South Texas shows the most mixed voting trends with few voting all the way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart Long
House
Houston - Beaumont
Houston
West Texas
Grant Jones
Frank Calhoun
Abilene
East Texas
Rayford Price
Palestine
John Allen
Longview
Steve Burgess
Nacogdoches
James Slider
Naples
Ed Howard
Texarkana
Neal Solomon
Mt. Vernon
Billy Williamson
South Texas
South Texans
Richardson Daily News to Run Six Part Diet Series
Beginning tomorrow the Richardson Daily News will publish six daily articles based on The Doctors Save Your Heart Diet. Authors Aileen Claire and David Hendlin of the Newspaper Enterprise Association frame the series from the Inter-Society Commission for Heart Disease findings. The commission, formed in 1970 and federally funded, comprises health care professionals and bases its guidance on lifestyle links to coronary heart disease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richardson Daily News
Aileen Claire
David Hendlin
Newspaper Enterprise Association
Inter-Society Commission For Heart Disease
Commission
Mansfield blasts Viet election in new antiwar push
Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield called the South Vietnam elections a farce and said he would strengthen a national policy amendment seeking U.S. withdrawal from Indochina nine months after enactment in exchange for prisoner releases. The measure had been added to the draft-extension bill but was weakened by a House-Senate conference committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
City Adds New Ambulance To Richardson Fire Fleet
Assistant Chief Roger Pond and Fire Marshal Monroe Todd welcomed Ambulance Number 31 at Station Two. The 1971 GMC Carry-All, a gift from Restland Funeral Home, expands city emergency coverage and eases strain on the Central Station unit. Taxpayers fund equipment and attendants' salaries as Richardson plans for growth toward 70 000 to 80 000 population.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richardson
Roger Pond
Monroe Todd
GMC
Restland Funeral Home
Central Fire Station
Beltline
Greenville Avenue
Pond
Monroe Todd Watch
Thurman Walls
Citizens Bank names two new board members in Richardson
A joint announcement by Philip Jonsen and Douglas Pond says Herb McJunkin joins the Citizens State Bank of Richardson board and John C. Butler becomes advisory director. McJunkin, president of Dal Mac Construction, also leads the Richardson Chamber of Commerce. Butler has led KRLD since 1970.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens State Bank of
Richardson
Philip R. Jonsson
Douglas Pond
Herb McJunkin
John C. Butler
McJunkin
Dal- Mac Construction Company
Richardson Chamber of Commerce
Butler
KRLD
Bus routes unchanged in Richardson ISD for year
Buses schedules for Richardson Independent School District remain similar to last year says busing supervisor Dewey Green. Web posting of schedules will occur this weekend at each school building plus parents may call Green at 238 8111 extension 72 or 73 with questions. New routes include a Pearce High School service to accommodate ninth grade students at Pearce instead of Richardson North Junior High. Previously served Pearce routes stay the same. In the south central district Skyview attendance area elementary students ride Bus No 34 to Skyview Elementary and Forest Meadow Junior High.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richardson Independent School District
Dewey Green
Green
Pearce High School
Pearce
Richardson North Junior High School
Skyview
Skyview Elementary
Forest Meadow Junior High
Area junior achievers win national honors
Two Dallas area Junior Achievers earned top national honors in Officer of the Year contests. Tim Bourgeois of Lake Highlands was named Best Achiever Marketing Executive of the Year and received 1000 dollars. Joni Scroggin of Richardson High won Best Jr. Achiever Quality Control Manager of the Year. The awards were presented at the 28th National Junior Achievers Conference at Indiana University Bloomington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas Area
Tim Bourgeois
Lake Highlands High
Sales and Marketing Executives International
Tim
K. G. Stephens
Dallas
Joni Scroggin
Richardson High School
American Quality Control Managers Association
Joni
J. V. Scroggin
Richardson
Indianna University
Bloomington
Indiana
Brad Johnson
Richardson High
Mini concert in Richardson honors John Gary at Promenade
The Richardson Symphony Orchestra and Promenade host a free mini concert under the stars on September 3 at 8 p.m. in the Promenade courtyard. Chris Xeros will conduct RSO players in Gary songs, followed by a reception and a symphony membership booth during a September drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richardson
John Gary
Richardson Symphony Orchestra
Promenade
Chris Xeros
Gary
John
Symphony
Xeros
RSO
Bob Benecke
Boypower drive kickoff for Circle 10 Scouts at First Presbyterian
Den Mothers in costumes plan a bonfire and pep rally at First Presbyterian Church in Richardson to launch the Touchdown for Boypower program. District officials aim to recruit new scouts, awarding patches for recruiting and new boys, with a School Night for Scouting on August 31 and a December wrap-up with Super Bowl awards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Richardson
Boypower
North Trail District
Circle 10 Council
Boy Scouts of American
Mentary
Circle 10
School Zone Speed Limits Announced for Opening Week
Richardson Police Chief J W Golden says the 20 mph school zone limit applies on school days from 7 30 to 9 00 a m and 2 00 to 4 00 p m. Guards operate at 13 elementary schools plus Waterview and Dumont. He urges motorists to watch for children and follow guards and patrols.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richardson
J. W. Golden
Waterview
Dumont
Golden
Christian Businessmen Breakfast features Tom Landry in Richardson
Tickets for the August 28 Prayer Breakfast at Canyon Creek Country Club are selling fast with Dallas Cowboys coach Tom Landry headlining. The event, organized by the Richardson Fellowship of Christian Businessmen, includes clergy and lay participants and is funded by local banks. Tickets are limited to 250 and free, with seating at 7 45 a.m. and the community invited despite male-only membership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avery
Doc
Curl
Canyon Creek Country Club
Dallas
Tom Landry
Richardson Fellowship of Christian
Landry
Fellowship of Christian Businessmen
Richardson
George Rutenbar
Trinity Bible Church
James Landis
First Baptist Church
Leighton Farrell
First Methodist Church
Don Benton
Spring Valley Methodist Church
Miss Richardson Cindy Edwards
J. W. Golden
Fred Conger
George Kemp
Charles Howard
Conger
The
Richardson Fellowship OF Christian Businessmen
Doc) Curl
William Bolin
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Mansfield
Viet
Citizens Bank
Fire Department
Richard Russell
Number 31
Richardson Fire Department
Number
Chief Pond
Arapaho
Reynold R. Johnson
Maurice Stans
Doc White
Friends of John Gary Club
C. Bennett Harrington
Pedro
Christian Businessmen
Fellowship of Christian Athletes
Ed Turner
Citizen State Bank
Richardson Savings and Loan Association
First Bank and Trust
Richardson Heights Bank and Trust
First National Bank of
Doc Carl
Hudson Proctor
Miss Richardson
Cynthia Edwards
Miss Edwards
Fellowship
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