Pay raises possible as Texas ruling hints thaw in pay freeze
The Cost of Living Council issued a clarification that may allow pay raises for Richardson Independent School District teachers. The ruling follows a Richardson Education Association telegram to Governor Preston Smith, and suggests retroactive adjustments could occur before the September 24 payroll.
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Richardson
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J. J. Pearce
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Seniors AAUW and Richardson Senior Citizens Seek Exchange
Mrs. Melvin Segal speaking for the Richardson Branch of the AAUW told the Richardson Senior Citizens Club they should cooperate. The AAUW Consumer’s Bureau aims to help seniors with transportation, consumer information, and a letter campaign to the FDA and FTC.
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Richardson Senior Citizens Club
FDA
FTC
Richardson
Arthur Hollis
Richardson Senior Citizens
Aauw Consumer's Bureau
Natural High folk rock musical staged by Richardson Heights church
Richardson Heights Baptist Church presents Natural High a folk rock musical about Gods son featuring Rich ard Dunn as director and a 110 member cast from the church Youth Choir and Re generation Singers. The production blends 15 piece orchestra and 86 vocalists with characters Murph John Jackie and Carol to deliver a drug prevention message. Curtain at 7 30 pm Saturday and Sunday admission is free.
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Richardson Heights Baptist Church
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Richardson Heights
Richard Dunn
Regeneration Singers
Natural High
Dunn
Floyd and
Beltline
Ralph Carmichael
Kurt Kaiser
Murph
Jim Shaw
John
Steve Newby
Jackie
Kaye Staton
Carol
Fern Strait
Jesus
Richardson Plan Commission halves masonry rule for duplexes
The Richardson City Plan Commission welcomed a new member and unanimously lowered the duplex masonry standard from 90 percent to 75 percent to match single family home rules. Builders argued brick limits reduce variety and hinder appearance. New commissioner Joe James cited city pride and a wish to keep Richardson excellent. Several public hearings were set for September on zoning and master plan items, but one hearing was recessed due to applicant absence. Chairman Smith noted color options may be blocked by all brick construction. The council joked that TV blackouts may boost civic involvement.
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John T. Knox
New
Joe James
Richardson
James
Summit Drive
Marlene
Denise
Dennis
David
Derek
Bob Kirsten
Bishop Street
Smith
Dallas Cowboy
Houston Oiler
Richardson Daily News Prints Seven Thousand Six Hundred Eighty Copies
Special delivery service is available for subscribers who miss their paper as 7 680 copies of Richardson Daily News were printed today.
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Daily News by Carrier in Richardson Advertisement
Weekday delivery until 7 p.m and Sunday service until 10 a.m. Calls after hours delivered the following morning. Richardson daily News carrier rate is $1.50 per month. For advertising or editorial inquiries call 2341131.
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Richardson Forecast Fair to Partly Cloudy and Warm
The Richardson area expects fair to partly cloudy weather with warm temperatures tonight and Saturday. Lows will be in the lower 70s tonight and highs in the lower 90s on Saturday.
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Tom Landry Breakfast Sells Out at Canyon Creek Club
The Richardson Fellowship of Christian Businessmen reports a sell out for a Tom Landry breakfast at Canyon Creek Country Club with 250 seats filled and over a hundred applicants turned away. Organizer Avery Curl notes the event, starting at 7 45 a.m., drew strong demand and hints at a larger future venue.
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Tom Landry
Canyon Creek Country Club
Avery
Doc) Curl
Fred Conger
Landry
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