Richardson Targeted as Anti Mosquito Plane Sprays
Five larger areas including Richardson were sprayed this morning by Fairchild C-123 Providers from Langley AFB Virginia in a county wide effort to kill the Culex mosquito linked to St Louis encephalitis. Malathion, produced by American Cyanamid, was used and cited as safe for humans and wildlife by federal state and local experts.
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Tactical Air Command
Langley Air Force Base
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American Cyanamid Company
Ward's Cut Rate Drug Opens New Store Here
New to the Richardson business community is Ward's Cut Rate Drug Store at Central Expressway and Belt Line. Manager Fosque Sims, a retired Navy man with Ward's since 1954, oversees a 7,600 square foot store employing Betty Schwegman, George Harvey, Fred Harrigill, and Gladys Metcalf. The shop runs 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. weekdays and 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. on Sundays and holidays.
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Hunters Warned as Dove Season Near in Richardson
Richardson police chief J W Golden reminds residents that discharging firearms within the city limits is illegal as the dove hunting season approaches.
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J. W. Golden
RISD Anticipates 21 000 Students for New School Year
Richardson ISD projects about 21 000 students at the start of the school year on September 6. Administrative Assistant Raymon Bynum notes last year's September enrollment was 18 676 and this year will set a new high by roughly 2 300.
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Eagle Band Set to Play at Blanton Gardens
Richardson High School Golden Eagle Concert Band led by Joe Frank performs tonight at 7 in Blanton Gardens Dallas for Blanton Gardens residents. The group earned national notice and was invited to Chicago Midwest Band Clinic after summer sweepstakes wins. event features an old fashioned concert on the lawn with ice cream.
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Chicago
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White Rock Lake
Racing Drivers Set for AHRA Stock Car Championship Weekend
Two Richardson drivers contend for class and eliminator titles at Green Valley Raceway this weekend in the AHRA stock car world championships. Mike Wheat pilots a 100 mph Chevrolet and Jimmy Morris drives a Chevy 409 as the first half of the $100 000 year-end AHRA races unfolds. Hot cars move in Sept 3 5.
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Green Valley Raceway
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Richardson Cosmopolitan Club seeks new members and funds
The Richardson Cosmopolitan Club launches a drive to recruit members amid plans for Project Manana a Mexican student exchange begun in 1962. President J L Smith distributes eight balls to members with return tied to new recruits. Aims include funding transportation and hosting Mexican students for a month in November. The club meets at Continental Inn on the second and fourth Mondays.
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Mason Appointed to Texas Trial Lawyers Association Roles
Richardson attorney Zack E. Mason was named to a one year post on the Public Relations Committee of the Texas Trial Lawyers Association. He will attend the September 2 3 Austin meeting, with a reception and open house September 3 at the Westgate Building 1122 Colorado Austin. Herman Wright of Houston is president and Tom Webb of San Angelo is vice president.
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Texas Trial Lawyers Association
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Herman Wright
Houston
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San Angelo
Bald Soprano to Highlight Civic Theatre Meeting Tonight
The Richardson Civic Theatre hosts an Open House and general meeting at Theatre Off Main in Richardson. The program features The Bald Soprano with cast including LaDean Haines Carolyn Ledbetter Wilson Pietzsch and Steve Cook and is presided by ACT President Ronald Dodson.
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LaDean Haines
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Reed Chambers
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Pam Ralston
Mary the Maid
Roberta Jarboe
Ronald Dodson
ACT
Garland LTV Division Plans New 63,000 Sq Ft Facility
Dr Harold Goldberg vice president says the Garland LTV division will open a 63,000 square foot building for advanced engineering laboratory and office use early this fall. The expansion boosts Garland space to 463,000 square feet with 50,000 more at Arlington and a total of 513,000 square feet system wide. A IBM System 360 Model 65 computer will be housed in the new building.
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Education Group to Hear TSTA Official Sept 1
Lloyd R. Bell from the Texas State Teachers Association will speak at the Richardson Education Association meeting on September 1. Bell, a former high school public speaking teacher and principal, will discuss "Where The Action Is" and holds multiple education organization memberships.
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Dallas
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Weersing Family Donates to Richardson YMCA Bus Fund
Jack Weersing, father of Don and grandfather to Tommy and Mike, donated a large sum to erase the deficit on the Richardson YMCA bus. His son Don will coach a football team this fall, with the family active in YMCA efforts, including Warlick Press printing brochures.
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Warlick Press, Inc
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Warlick Press
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Baker's Beat Sam Baker at Richardson Civic Theatre
Theatre review notes Sam Baker and cast in an 8 p.m. performance of The Raid, with Sopra bers recreating roles that won top honors last spring at District One.
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