New Waco Baby Tracy Barrett Draws Town’s Attention
Tracy Christianne Barrett, born to Roby and Cheryl Sawyer Barrett, is two weeks old and a town sensation near 1001 Newberry Street in Waco. Relatives display a sign inviting inquiries as neighbors gush over the first grandchild on both sides. Betty Sawyer calls her the little red haired angel as friends celebrate her upcoming third week.
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Daily News Labor Day office closings and deadlines
Daily News will close for Labor Day on Monday September 4 with no edition that day. Offices will reopen for the Sunday September 3 and Wednesday September 6 deadlines. Tuesday September 5 deadlines include retail and classified display ads at noon September 1 and classified reader ads at 5 p.m. September 1.
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Planners face lengthy agenda for Richardson Plan Commission
The Richardson City Plan Commission meets at City Hall at 8 to tackle a 12 item agenda. Two public hearings address zoning for D.D.S Gene R Arnold properties and J.B. McDow commercial lots. Also review Hunter's Glen Town houses 158 lots Carriage Square 151 lots Teague Subdivision and Creative House landscape plans. Public hearings set for YMCA religious educational philanthropic institute at 821 Custer Road and Richland Park YWCA in residential district.
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Unattended Homes Target of Holiday Burglary
Richardson police warn households away from crime during Labor Day weekend as national data show over 1.17 million US residences burglarized annually, with 20 percent of break ins due to unlocked doors. Officials advise lighting, timers, neighbor watch, securing doors, inventories, and safeguarding valuables.
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Clergy Split Over Richardson Wet-Dry Fight
Ministers in Richardson vary in stance as the city votes on wetting the community. Opponents warn alcohol raises problems and harms families while some pastors urge an open ballot to let voters decide. Leaders from Baptist, Christian and Lutheran churches express concern about liquor availability and social impact. MORRIS JAMES
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Fireman Dies on Routine Call in Richardson
Lt. Marlin D. Cook aged 48 of the Richardson Fire Department died of a heart attack while responding to a grease fire at 326 Blutton Place. He joined the department October 1 1961, became driver engineer in 1962 and was promoted to lieutenant on October 1 1964. He is survived by his wife Joyce Thompson Cook.
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Weather forecast and family obituary note in Richardson
Partly cloudy and cooler Friday with a 30 percent chance of rain. Low tonight around 72 and high Friday near 92 with northerly winds 8 to 15 mph. The piece also lists three sons Marlin D Cook Jr 18 Stephen Craig and Stanley Gregg 14 and a Richardson address 316 Vista Vista. Funeral services for Lt. Cook are pending.
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Bill Case Named City Editor at Richardson Daily News
Editor George Ferguson announced editorial staff changes at the Richardson Daily News. Bill Case, 28, becomes city editor after joining in 1971, with Mike Jennings and Morris James as new writers and Adrienne Cohen transferring from Women’s News to the regular staff.
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Richardson Spring Valley trip sparks high energy at elementary visit
The Daily News toured Spring Valley Elementary School in Richardson on a Wednesday visit, noting two teachers per class in third grade, diverse learning stations, active reading and math areas, students testing reading ability, and vibrant classroom life. Officers reported burglaries and minor crimes nearby, while the campus emphasized art and music.
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Grand Prairie Hospital Authority to approve site plan
The Grand Prairie Hospital Authority Board instructs architects to prepare the final site plan for the Mid-Cities Hospital including acquiring 3.45 additional acres for parking and a new power plant. It also calls for planned roads to serve the hospital as the board studies the site and expansion options with a view toward purchasing the facility.
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Circulation Department Contact Info for Paper Ads
Public notice stating circulation and advertising contact details. Provides telephone number 234-1131 for advertising or editorial inquiries. Includes no names or dates beyond the stated numbers.
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