City Faces 1.6 Million in Zoning Fine Debacle
The city owes about 1.673 million for building facilities without required special permits under the 1956 Comprehensive Zoning Ordinance. Read as separate offenses at 200 dollars each, the total accrues from 8,366 days, with plans to seek public hearings if a civic center is proposed.
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Hoo Boy
Spring Valley Road
Plano Road
City Hall
T. Hoyt Page
Bob
Bob Hughey
Hoyt
Civic Center
City Plan Commission
Richardson
Hughey
Page
Future study mind boggling by Bob Greenfield
Dr Gary John of Richland College leads the Center for the Study of the Future and explains synergy as group action greater than the sum. The piece notes growing futurist courses from two in 1967 to about 3000 and mentions figures like Alvin Toffler and William Fuller while discussing forecasts and industry interest.
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Bob Greenfield
Gary John
Richland College
Center For the Study of the Future At
Richland
John
World Future Society
Center For the Study of the
Alvin Toffler
John McHale
William Fuller
University of Houston
Toffler
Center For
Touring carolers bring music home this season
Christmas carolers from Richardson High and J J Pearce High will tour in a Temple Mobile Unit for two hours each night December 19 22 and 23 starting 6 30 p m visiting homes and businesses ending with a 15 minute concert at Spring Creek Village Shopping Center. Call 239 3787 before 5 p.m. to arrange performances.
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Richardson High School
J.J. Pearce High School
Hella Shrine Temple
Spring Creek Village
Coit Road
Belt Line
Spring Creek Village Shopping Center
Joe Salfrank
Holiday Greeting Card Ad Offer in Richardson Daily News
Create a unique holiday greeting card for five dollars with an ad like the one shown in the Richardson Daily News. Call 234-1131 to reach about 8 000 friends and spread seasonal cheer.
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Richardson Daily News
Two Richardson Residents Injured In Early Morning Crash
An auto crash on Arapaho Road near Waterview Drive left one driver seriously hurt after skidding through a stop light as rain fell. The other driver escaped injury. Police noted a separate Thursday burglary on East Main Street and an auto theft from a Southeast Richardson residence.
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Richardson
Presbyterian Hospital
Dallas
Arapaho Road
Waterview Drive
East Main Street
Marines surround hijacked train in high-stakes stand off
A crack team of Marines backed by police sharpshooters positioned for a potential assault on a hijacked passenger train. Dozens of hostages were reported inside as hospitals prepared operating rooms and plasma was rushed to the scene.
Dallas Arboretum project seeks site and funds
Ralph Pinkus announces Dallas Arboretum and Botanical Society planning a site and fundraising drive to create a public arboretum. Dallas parks, Moss Park and White Rock Lake areas are being considered with support from area groups and Texas A&M experts. Dr. Edward L. McWilliams notes Texas lacks a large arboretum. Harvard’s Dr. Richard Howard lends guidance.
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Dallas
Ralph Pinkus
Dallas Aboretum and Botanical Society
Texas A&m University
Richardson
Pinkus
North
Texas
Moss Park
Samuels East Park
White Rock Lake
Northwest Highway
Neil Sperry
The
Texas Agricultural Extension Service
Gift drive in Dallas County seeks further gifts
A $1,000 contribution from the Richardson Service League boosts the Dallas County Foster Parent Association Christmas campaign but about $7,000 remains to meet an $18,000 goal. The drive ends December 10 to allow shopping time. Contributions to the FPA Gift Fund are tax deductible and may be sent to Box 47562 Dallas 75247. Potential foster parents may call 350 9711.
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Richardson Service League
Dallas County Foster Parent Association
Patsy Henry
FPA
Dallas
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William Lamb
Navy
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Janet Moses
Renner Road
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Jupi Road
Salfrank
Gibson
Ford
Indonesia
China
Texas Aggies
Arkansas Razorbacks
A&m
Edward L. McWilliams
Texas A&m
Richard Howard
Arnold Arboretum
Harvard University
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International Associations of Botanical Gardens and Arboreta
Dallas Arboretum and Botanical Society
Howard
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