COG Transportation Panel Shifts Focus in North Texas
Richardson councilman Howard Hern discusses a reorganization of the North Central Texas Council of Governments Transportation Policy Committee from mass transit to all transport modes. The dispute over county versus city representation in Dallas County reflects broader concerns that COG staff may be directing policy away from member governments. Hern urges greater local participation at all levels to curb staff overreach and restore governance to elected officials.
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Dallas County
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Richardson City Manager Sherrill Honored At Park Dedication
Richardson grew from a 1956 population of 3,000 to over 57,000 by 1973, with observers crediting R B Sherrill for guiding the city’s planning and standards. This morning ceremonies at the new Municipal Golf Course honored “Sherrill Park” though he was in Presbyterian Hospital for ulcers. His wife attended, received a corsage and batonniere to deliver to him in the hospital.
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R.B. Sherrill
Sherrill
Central Expressway
Presbyterian Hospital
Lookout Drive
Vernon
Texas
Lufkin
New Mexico Military Institute
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University of Missouri At
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Richardson ISD budget hearings set for 7 30 p m
Trustees of the Richardson Independent School District will hold a public hearing at 7 30 p m in the School Administration Building to present the proposed 1973 74 budget calling for a 12 cent tax increase and a total tax rate of 1 80 per 100 valuation. The plan includes bond sales, salary raises, and a $35 547 198 total expenditure.
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Richardson Education Association
Richardson Independent School
Raymon Bynum
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Harris Football Rating System to Return This Fall
The Daily News will publish the Harris Football Rating System again this fall. John Harris of Dallas, a Brownwood native, created the five-class Texas high school rating with a numerical strength score. Coaches and readers rely on his analyses to gauge game differences. The piece notes Harris’s rise from accident-driven study of Brownwood’s team to a full-time ratings business and mentions related local figures and Sherrill Park details on another page.
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Dallas man killed in motorcycle race accident
Roy Steve Peery, 20, of 15716 El Estado, died after a collision with fellow rider Don Kurt Hatfield, 16, during a trial run at Rabbit Run Raceway on North Central Expressway. Hatfield, listed in very serious condition at Presbyterian Hospital, was transported by plane ambulance. The collision occurred before the race began. Hatfield is a Richardson High School student, and police also investigated property destruction in a separate incident.
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el Estado
Rabbit Run
Richardson
Don Kurt Hatfield
Parkview
Presbyterian Hospital
Presbyterian
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Hatfield
Billy D. Hatfield
Richardson High School
City Council to hear fuel bid recommendation from City Manager
City Manager Bob Sherrill will present a recommendation on next year’s fuel purchases after reviewing last week’s bids for lubricants, diesel fuel and gasoline. The 7 p.m. meeting at City Hall will also address carnival ordinance limits, a golf pro contract ratification for Richardson Municipal Golf Course, course rules, paving alleyways from Interurban to Bishop, and bill payments for July.
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Richardson Jaycees
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Jackson
Davis Streets
Garland bids for civic center exceed projections
Bids opened last week for the Garland civic center more than doubled original estimates. LaRoe Building Co. submitted the low bid of 8.544 million dollars, with Manhattan Construction Co. and Robert E. McKee Inc. each bidding 8.977 million. Earlier projections had pegged costs around 4.9 million, while the 1970 bond program earmarked 4 million for construction including land, with potential land costs up to 800 thousand dollars.
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Garland Civic Center
Garland
LaRoe Building Co
Manhattan Construction Co
Robert E. McKee Inc
Charles Duckworth
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Fuel Purchases Council Topic