Lady Liberty mime show told without words in Dallas
The Dallas Theater Center Mime Troupe presents Lady Liberty Celebration 76 directed by Robyn Flatt and John Stevens at area schools. Mime uses silence to convey drama and audience participation, letting viewers imagine props and aging as they follow a seven minute vignette of a couple growing old together through simple acts like giving a flower.
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Metroplex
Dallas Theater Center
Robyn Flatt
John Stevens
Robyn
John
Dallas
Marcel Marceau
Theater Center
City plans and council tackle week’s business
City plan commission meets 8 p.m. Monday at city hall to consider a recommendation to limit fuel pump placement in retail and commercial parking and driveway areas. City council meets 7:30 p.m. Tuesday to resume a recessed public hearing on a rezoning request for land north of Arapaho Road.
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City Hall
Grand Prairie
Vernon Watson
Arapaho Road
Floyd Road
Hampshire Lane
Canyon Creek Presbyterian Church
W. Campbell Rd
Robert C. Sullivan
Ed Fowler
Springpark la
Glenville Manor
I Plano-Arapaho Plaza
A.C. Taylor
C.E. Painter
Texas Power and Light
Memorable Christmas Highlighted by Principal
Arpado Elementary principal Carl Petrey recalls the 1970 Christmas when his oldest son returned home from Vietnam after serving as a helicopter slot in the Army. The family, including his wife, daughter, and granddaughter, celebrated a joyous reunion in October 1970.
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Perey
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Senate hearing begins on Stevens bid for Supreme Court seat
The Senate Judiciary Committee will question John Paul Stevens to determine if the Chicago antitrust specialist should replace William O. Douglas on the Supreme Court. Henry Kissinger may travel to Moscow this month with concessions on arms limits. Dallas Cowboys face Washington Redskins in a do or die showdown after a loss to St. Louis.
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Senate Judiciary Committee
John Paul Stevens
Chicago
William Douglas
Supreme Court
Henry Kissinger
Soviet Union
Moscow
Dallas Cowboys
Washington
COG launches eight county study on Trinity River water quality
The North Central Texas Council of Governments begins a two year $2.32 million EPA funded study to identify pollution sources in eight counties Tarrant Dallas Johnson Ellis Kaufman Rockwall Collin and Denton under Herman Veselka. Findings may reveal non point sources as major polluters and costs to reach best treatment.
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Trinity River
North Central Texas
Veselka
Texas Water Quality Board
EPA
Richardson Fire Calls Rise in November modest gain over October
Richardson firefighters reported 174 fire calls in November plus 118 ambulance and 11 nonemergency calls, totaling 309. Fire losses exceeded 50,000 with 44,180 for buildings and 9,550 for contents. There were no deaths and three injuries this year with 89 percent of man hours spent in training.
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Richardson
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Holiday Greeting Card Ad Offer
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Texas Youth Council drafts Bill of Rights for juveniles
Austin report describes TYC actions to codify juvenile rights including placement in home-like settings when safe, access to legal counsel, grievance procedures, religious services with separation of church and state, and appeals to the executive director.
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Texas Youth Council
TYC
Ron Jackson
Youth Council
Secretary of State
Patsy Ayres
San Antonio
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