Richardson Community Band plans second concert Sept 1
The Richardson Community Concert Band under Joe Frank will perform at Ter race Park in Richardson on Wednesday Sept 1 at 7 15 p m. The program includes Light Cavalry Overture Semper Fidelis The Thunderer and medleys from The Man of La Mancha and Richard Rodgers tunes. They drew about 1100 listeners at the first concert and aim for a larger audience. Frank, a long time Richardson music figure, leads the band formed in 1970 by volunteers from Richardson and nearby areas.
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Burglars Target Richardson Sites In Weekend Crime Spree
Police report a string of thefts over the weekend including a 160 dollar cash theft at 101 South Bowser and 95 dollar tools taken from 800 Custer Road. A Fort Worth man, 23, was booked after stealing a Remington rifle from Gibson's Discount Center. a 21 year old woman involved was cleared. A break in at 424 Shady Brook Drive yielded 1100 dollars in cash and goods. A church custodian found juveniles fleeing 319 LaSalle. nothing was missing.
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Call for Volunteers at Richardson Center Orientation
Orientation for volunteers at the Richardson Development Center will be held at 10 a.m. Wednesday in Fellowship Hall at First United Presbyterian Church. Center Director Pat Bolds says volunteers are needed to assist teachers, supervise the playground, and help with office work. Anyone able to donate half a day weekly is urged to attend the Wednesday meeting.
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Richardson City Council schedules three public hearings
The Richardson City Council will meet at 7 p.m. in City Hall with three public hearings. Homeowners on Coit Road north of Arlington will debate sidewalk assessments, the Richardson Cab Company seeks changes to insurance requirements, and West and Browning request 138 acres west of Jupiter for a multi purpose housing development.
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Texas business shows July gains in Dallas Fort Worth area
A UT Austin report indicates Dallas up one percent in July and seven percent for the first seven months of 1971, while Fort Worth down four percent in July but up twenty percent for the first seven months. Personal income rose nearly half a percent in July and seven percent year over year. Data show mixed results across barometers with power use and bank debits rising, while crude oil runs and non residential permits fell. Dr John R Stockton of the bureau notes overall signs of recovery and points to the President program as a key factor in Texas activity.
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Copies of Richardson Daily News Printed Today
Special delivery service is available for subscribers who miss their paper as 086 copies of the Richardson Daily News were printed today.
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Deaf Education Bill Near Passage In Texas
Governor Preston Smith told an Irving delegation he would sign the bill creating schools for the deaf in North and South Texas once it reaches his desk. Irving is favored as a site for one facility.
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Four Men Save Woman From Train After Stalled Car Push
An Arlington woman credits four unidentified men with moving her stalled car from the path of an oncoming train on Thursday. Mrs. Marie Castleman recounted, "Well, here goes my car," as the men came to her rescue.
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Eastfield Enrollments End as Courses Hit Cap
Eastfield College president Dr. Bryan McClenny confirms stop of enrollments for credited courses after reaching maximum capacity. Non credit programs remain open for registration. City employees in Hurst and Euless face pay freezes under President Nixon's 90 day wage price restriction.
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Dalworth School Suit Seeks Delay on Desegregation
A civil rights complaint against Grand Prairie school officials seeks a temporary restraining order to postpone the new term amid Desegregation issues at Dalworth Elementary. Classes began as scheduled this morning.
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Dover Elementary School name frames discipline approach
Principal Paul Carpenter starts his first year at Dover by defining classroom boundaries. He expects orderly classrooms without pandemonium or absolute silence and aims to free teachers to use creativity within clear guidelines. Carpenter, a Nyack Missionary College and New York State University graduate from Pemberville, Ohio, moved to Texas through marriage.
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New Dover principal Carpenter brings fresh vision to Dover ISD
Carpenter, new junior high principal at Dover, emphasizes shared responsibility and open communication with teachers. He aims to improve programs in physical education and music, plans to recruit guest lecturers, and stresses teamwork to foster a freer, more creative school culture. He values elementary education as critical for student success.
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Richardson Forecast Clear to Partly Cloudy Through Tuesday
Weather will be clear to partly cloudy through Tuesday with a 20 percent chance of afternoon showers. Low tonight around 75 degrees, high Tuesday near 92 with southeasterly winds about 10 mph.
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