County road lag may be eased by outer loop plan
Dallas County faces slow progress on traffic fixes but could catch up by advancing an outer loop project. County Judge Lew Sterrett cited the plan as a major step if property issues are resolved.
04 Dec 1964
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Newspaper
Richardson Daily News
Location
Richardson, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1964
Page
1
Dallas County faces slow progress on traffic fixes but could catch up by advancing an outer loop project. County Judge Lew Sterrett cited the plan as a major step if property issues are resolved.
Washington DPI The Senate Rules Committee prepared to question Pau Aguirre a Puerto Rican estate promoter about alleged interests with Bobby Baker in gambling and other Caribbean ventures. The panel hopes to learn what Ellen Romeisch and others may have contributed to Baker's financial dealings with government officials and contractors.
A sharp arctic outbreak pushes temperatures into the 20s and 30s with 24 degrees at dawn and a 46 degree high earlier in the day. Rain and fog trigger minor damage and a traffic fatality as northeast Texas reports 5 to 7 inches of rain and rising Cypress rivers.
Mrs Jack Winstel of 508 Reary Dr reports a string of decorative lights stolen from her home. Three other residents have reported Christmas light thefts this week in Richardson.
Northern California hatchery workers told a remarkable tale of a 14 inch silver salmon named Indomitable that swam from the Pacific into Redwood Creek, Prairie Creek, up a drainage, through a pipe and past barriers to reach its spawning tank at Humboldt County’s Prairie Creek hatchery. The fish bears the hatchery mark by its missing adipose fin and suffered a bashed nose but remained healthy.
A Delmont 1200 block resident reported to police Thursday that a rock was thrown at her home, breaking a 34 by 76 inch plate glass door. The incident occurred in a residential area and photo evidence may be sought. Potential suspects are not yet identified.
The Richardson Public Library unveils a wide range of new titles across genres. Notable works include Stow's Corridors of Power Myrdal's Challenge to Al Then there are biographies, science fiction by Asimov and novels by Simenon O Hara and Auchincloss, plus young adult selections and light comedies to relieve tension.
William W. Craig reported to police the loss of a camera and case from his auto. He could not specify when it was taken, suggesting it may have occurred during a recent trip in Oklahoma. The camera value is listed at $80.
An auditing firm urged tighter control over poll tax receipt forms in a county audit covering the year ending December 31 1964. County officials said controls were adequate and disputed the firm’s wording. The report noted minor discrepancies in road equipment inventories but prioritized improved accounting controls and possible changes from the county auditor’s office.
In Richardson tales Jim Harris visits WILLS POINT with friends Bill Wilson and Phil Mathes arranging an in town fuel plant project while noting Christmas shopping days. Elizabeth Ambrose from Fort Worth sends greetings to old friends. Sandra Brewer from Canada encounters Oriental Cleaners signage and parks as she learns the word misread.
Richard McManus reported thieves took hub caps from his station wagon while parked in his garage in Richardson. He valued the caps at 75 dollars. Police noted the theft occurred after a several day absence and the case is under investigation.
Barbara Rod Curry a 16 year old of 13447 North Central Expressway reported the loss of her $45 wrist watch to police. She said she misplaced it while attending a slumber party at the high school.
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