Storms Sweep Texas Panhandle and South Plains
Storms clashed as warm Gulf air met cool air from the north over West Texas, bringing 60 mph winds in Lubbock and 40 mph gusts in Amarillo. Hail struck the Sudan Amherst area while a severe thunderstorm watch covered Hutchinson and nearby counties. Forecasts expect continued showers and thundershowers with cooler, near normal temperatures tonight.
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Gulf of Mexico
Great Lakes
Texas Panhandle
South
U.S. Weather Bureau
Lubbock
Tex
Amarillo
Sudan - Amherst
Hutchinson
Carson
Armstrong
Roberts
Gray
Texas
Texas Gulf Coast
Weather Bureau
Plan Commission to Hear Zoning Change Request
City Plan Commission meets at 8 p m at City Hall for a public hearing on Oakwood Properties request to rezone 1 8 acres from A 950 M to LRM 2 with special conditions at the SW corner of Spring Valley Rd and Greenville Ave The commission members include Howard D Hern Louis D Smith Jack McJunkin Lloyd Simmonds James P Jordan and C Locke Thompson.
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City Plan Commission
City Hall
Oakwood Properties
Spring Valley Road
Greenville Avenue
Plan Commission
Howard D. Hern
Louis D. Smith
Jack McJunkin
Lloyd Simmonds
James P. Jordan
C. Locke Thompson
Picture submission tips for Daily News readers
The Daily News invites readers to submit photographs for publication. It advises black and white prints for best reproduction, plain backgrounds, close framing, and smaller groups for better results.
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The
Daily News
Early dismissal for Richardson first graders set at 1 p.m
Richardson Independent School District will dismiss first graders at 1 p.m. for the first three weeks of school. The plan supports parent conferences and record gathering while easing the transition from summer activities. Parents of bus students are asked to arrange afternoon transport during this period.
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Richardson Independent School
Hazel Littrell
Jacoby Joins U S Aces in New York Bridge Exhibition
Dallas based U S Aces led by Ira G. Corn Jr. stage a New York exhibition with six top players including Jim Jacoby of Richardson. The Aces, winners in Los Angeles, face the Omar Sharif Bridge Circus in Dallas and New York. Attendance exceeds 3000. Jacoby, son of Oswald Jacoby, is among nation’s leading master point holders.
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U. S. Aces
Richardson
Jim Jacoby
Omar Sharif
Dallas
New York
Aces
Los Angeles
Ira G. Corn Jr
Corn
Jacby
James Dr
Bobby Wolff
San Antonio
Mike Lawrence
Berkeley
Calif
Billy Eisenberg
New York City
Bobby Goldman
Philadelphia
Jacoby
America
Bobby Nail
Houston
Oswald Jacoby
United States
Chicago
Safe Young Driver award going to Lynda Brewster
Lynda Brewster 17, daughter of Mr and Mrs Lyle J Brewster 627 Ridgedale, is named recipient of the second Safe Young Driver Award by the Richardson Evening Optimist Club. She is a Richardson High School coed, member of the Golden Eagle Band and Girls Service League, has completed school driver education, and holds a perfect driving record. A Richardson Police memorandum praised her signaling during turns. The award was presented by Jay Tharp at Youngbloods Restaurant during a weekly club meeting.
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Lynda Brewster
Lyle J. Brewster
Ridgedale
Richardson Evening Optimist Club
Richardson High School
Golden Eagle Band
Girls Service League
Richardson Police Department
Miss Brewster
Jay Tharp
Boys Work
Youngblood’s
RISD conducts five day orientation for 1200 staff at start of year
More than 1,200 teachers and staff attend a five day orientation in the Richardson Independent School District ahead of classes. Over 312 new teachers begin at Richardson High School with district officials detailing personnel records and handbooks. Labor Day follows with 26,500 students expected to enroll across 31 district buildings, the largest in the district’s history.
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Richardson High School
Chamber of Commerce
J. J. Pearce
RISD
Cooper Carter
Greenville Avenue Auditorium
Richardson
Two Richardson Officers Bound for Regional Police Academy
Jimmie R. Adams Jr. and Milton L. Newsom Jr. of the Richardson Police Department will attend a 10 week Basic Course in Applied Police Science at the Regional Police Academy in Arlington. The academy trains officers from 10 North Central Texas cities to improve law enforcement through cooperative education.
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Richardson
Jimmie R. Adams, Jr
Milton L. Newsom
Richardson Police Department
Regional Police Academy
Arlington
North Texas Central Texas Council of Governments
COG
Dallas - Fort Worth
Dallas Newsman to Speak on Vietnam Visit at Auditorium
WFAA TV journalist Bob Gooding will recount his Vietnam trip at a public service at Greenville Auditorium tonight at 8:30. Sponsored by Richardson Kiwanis Club, the free talk invites all area residents to attend. Gooding and cameraman Fred Hatton reported interviews with Dallas area servicemen during their tour.
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Bob Gooding
Wfaa TV
Vietnam
Greenville Auditorium
Gooding
Richardson
Richardson Kiwanis Club
Dallas
Wfaa-Tv
Fred Hatton
Dallas-area
Michigan student files 160 page virtual storage dissertation
University of Michigan graduate student Tad Pinkerton submitted a fully printed revised and footnoted 160 page doctoral dissertation on Program Behavior and Control in Virtual Storage Computer Systems. The work required 4 600 punch cards and was reproduced entirely by computer.
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Ann Arbor, Mich
UPI
University of Michigan
Tad Pinkerton
Richardson artists to display work at sidewalk sale
Richardson artists and members of the Richardson Civic Arts Society join 200 Dallas area and Texas artists invited to the Starving Artists Sidewalk Sale at Preston Center. Works span all media with most paintings under $25, featuring prices from $25 to $100 for many pieces. Information via AD 90614.
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Richardson
Richardson Civic Arts Society
Dallas
Texas
Joe Tate
Preston Center Association
Lou Ann McDowell
Sandy Trail
Bud
Betty Simmons
Spring Valley Plaza
Shirley Lewis
Kindred Lane
Claire Skinner
Parkview
Charles Lake
Summit
Molly Pederson
Lockwood
Artists and Craftsmen
Texas Fine Arts Association
Southwest Water Color Society
Daily News adjusts deadlines for Labor Day weekend
The Daily News will close Monday September 2 for Labor Day while publishing on schedule. Special early deadlines apply for both Monday and Tuesday editions to allow staff time with family. Submissions for Monday and Tuesday must reach the office by Noon Friday August 30. retail ads by 11:30 a.m. Friday. Value Guide ads by 2:30 p.m. Friday. classifieds by 12 noon Saturday. The Monday edition will still hit stands on Monday afternoon. The office reopens Tuesday morning.
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Daily News
Bob Canon
Kiwanis Club plans talk by WFAA newsman in Richardson
Eye witness report notes Bob Gooding will headline a Kiwanis appearance at Greenville Avenue Auditorium at 8:30 tonight. The event, free to attend, aims to share insights into morale and conditions of Dallas area service members in Vietnam. Also mentioned are local scout reports from Bobbie Adams and travel prize winners Walter and Earlene Massie.
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Kiwanis Club
Wfaa - TV
Bob Gooding
Richardson Area
Dallas
Walter
Earlene Massie
Europe
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Martha Howell
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Tharp
Carl McDaniel
A. J. Randall
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