The Titan: The Story of Michelangelo at Library
A Fourth Thursday program at Richardson Public Library presents The Titan The Story of Michelangelo a 67 minute documentary narrated by Frederick March. It covers Michelangelos life and works including David Moses The Medici Monument the Sistine Chapel ceiling and the Last Judgment. The free show is at 7 30 p m in the meeting room 900 Civic Center Drive with a brief intermission.
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Michelangelo
Richardson Public Library
the Titan
Civic Center Drive
Richardson Council Names Eight Committees and Boards
The Richardson City Council appointed members to eight boards and subcommittees in City Hall. Joe W. Jones joined the City Plan Commission replacing Lloyd Simmons. The city also opened bids for a Heights Parks lighting system with More Electric Company submitting the lowest bid at $46,987.
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Richardson City Council
City Plan Commission
Building Code Board of Adjustment and Appeals
Plumbing Appeals and Advisory Board
Board of Electricians
Hospital Board
Civil Service Board
Community Life Commission
Joe W. Jones
Jones
Lloyd Simmons
Plan Commission
Heights Parks
More Electric Company
Gable and Sturch Incorporated
Simpson-Farr
Redden Electrical
Louis D. Smith
Jack McJunkin
Joe James
John T. Knox
Harry
Richardson youths nabbed in two center break-ins
Four juveniles aged 12 to 14 were arrested for breaking and entering at the Recreation Center on two dates. A tape recorder was recovered and a stop watch is still missing. The youths were referred to the Dallas County Juvenile Home.
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Richardson Police Department
James Bellamy
Jim Jackson
Bellamy
Dallas County
Police Officer Teaches Law and Safety in Richardson Schools
Public Safety Officer David Rice of the Richardson Police Department conducts school programs for elementary to high school students. He covers pedestrian safety, stranger danger, and drug awareness, then shifts to law enforcement, the constitution, search and seizure, and teens’ rights in junior and senior high classes. The program includes films, displays, rap sessions, and safety patrols, with plans to expand and add an assistant instructor.
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Richardson
David Rice
Richardson Police Department
Rice
Burning Bush closes over funds dispute at church
The Burning Bush youth center shut Saturday after a clash between its board and the First United Presbyterian Church over fund management and art on walls. Alexis Pedden resigned as manager. a new manager and broader church support are sought. The earlier reopening target is January with possible October.
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Marilyn Mathis
Bush
Richardson
Carl Boaz
First United Presbyterian Church
Alexis Pedden
Roger Clayton
The
Clayton
Boaz
R. M. Carson, Jr
Eg Presbyterian
Roger Gruben
Laura Blaw
Chuck Gould
John Shierer
Mike Gelden
Alexis
Rev
Camp Fire Girls Organizing Meetings Planned in Richardson
A series of meetings for families interested in Camp Fire Girls will be held Thursday September 2 at Richardson elementary schools. Adults volunteer to lead and support groups for girls in grades 1 to 6 forming Blue Birds and Camp Fire Girls units. contact details for each school are listed.
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Camp Fire Girls
Richardson
Frank Woodyard
Blue Bird
Blue Birds
United Fund
Arapaho
Teresa Courtney
Bowie
Ruth Wood
Canyon Creek
Sally Roberts
Dobie
Karen Nesteca
Dover
Rosemary Holder
Forest Ridge
Mary Jo Huck
Mark Twain
Ann Woodyard
Mohawk
Sherry Magnum
Northridge
Helen Kellum
Northwood Hills
Charles Weiss
O’henry
Ruth Ann Roberts
Prairie Creek
Shirley Bannon
Richardson Heights
Kathryn Rylander
St. Paul
Barbara Lenzer
Spring Creek
Dorothy Rozmiarek
Spring Valley
Margaret
Learning disability meeting planned in Plano
The Plano Association for Children with Learning Disabilities will hold its first meeting of the new school year Thursday night at 7 30 p.m. at Harrington Library Plano. Mrs Phyllis Loghry Plano director of special education will explain Plan A with seven supporting staff members. A cordial welcome is extended to all interested persons.
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Plano Association For Children With Learning Disabilities
Harrington
Plano
Special Education
Phyllis Loghry
Richardson Forecast Partly Cloudy Warm Through Wednesday
Weather will be partly cloudy and warm through Wednesday. Low tonight around 75, high Wednesday around 95 with 40 percent chance of showers. Winds southerly 10 to 20 mph.
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Richardson
Richardson Daily News Delivery Hours Notice
Subscribing readers may receive the Daily News with special weekday delivery until 7 p.m. and Sunday delivery until 10 a.m. Calls after these times are fulfilled the next morning. For advertising or editorial, contact the office at 231131.
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Richardson Daily News
Richardson
Sweet tooth stalls flight for 5 year old wanderer
Bernard Scott, five, ran away from home in Plumstead and boarded a bus to travel the world. He got off at Woolwich to buy candy and was found wandering by police. He was returned to his worried mother Audrey who said the boy was determined and might have continued far if not for his sweet tooth.
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Plumstead
England
UPI
Bernard Scott
Woolwich
Audrey
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William T. Blair
C. A. Steinbring
Todd Clark
Tom C. Means
Jim Jordan
L. W. McGehee
Community Plan Commission
John Murchison
Leo Solomos
Dorothy Holder
Don Makinson
Jack Blair
Jim Early
Joy Riley
Mike Stall
Plano High
Bob King
Berkner High
Rusty McVay
Richardson High
Colen Bell
Perace High
Ken Krueger
Velda Holmes
Gene Newman
Bill Clark
Robert M. Carson, Jr
Jack Gibson, Jr
Cathy Patrick
Leslie Bradley
Pearce High
Helen Rooney
Aldridge
Rooney
Canyon Creek Drive
Martin
Washington
Austin
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Crawford Martin
Preston Smith
Nixon
Cost of Living Council
Cost of
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Dick Seward
Seward
Karen Thomas
Thomas
Karen
Stacy Webb
Mohawk School
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