Students review Richardson schools food service
The Student Advisor Committee on Food Services met with Superintendent Dr. J. J. Pearce and district leaders. Twenty four student members from 12 secondary schools discussed pizza quality ketchup leftovers and menu testing while sampling new hot dog burrito and dessert brands and completing a student questionnaire.
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Bob Greenfield
Richardson
J. J. Pearce
Pearce
Bill Georges
Sarah van Amburgh
Georges
Food Services
Ms. van Amburgh
Ms. van
Five Dollar Holiday Greeting Card Ad Request
A reader asks for a unique holiday greeting card and an accompanying ad in the Richardson Daily News priced at five dollars. The ad would promote reaching up to 8,000 friends and include a contact number 234-1131.
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Richardson Daily News
Richardson Study Recommends Transit Feasibles Yet City Holds Off
Noah Mayor Raymond Noah and Assistant City Manager Mike Eastland say Richardson will not commit to public transit soon despite a completed study recommending park-and-ride and feeder van service as feasible transit options. Eastland helped compile the study.
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Raymond Noah
Mike Eastland
Richardson
Eastland
Christmas Letters and a Small-Time Heist in Richardson
A local thief in Richardson steals a one gallon bucket of gravel prompting a payment demand postcard to Texas Industries Inc. A Christmas themed letter from a Massachusetts visit and several children’s wish lists to Santa Claus follow, including requests for toys and a Minnesota Vikings football gear.
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Richardson
Texas Industries Inc
Santa Claus
St. Nick
Santa
Massachusetts
Greg
Jason
Karey
P.S
Brian Clanton
Minnsota Vikings
Brian
Vikings
City weighs transit report while exploring express route
Mayor Noah and council member Eastland discuss a North Central Texas COG transit study. They view it as information for future consideration and caution against quick, costly implementation while noting limited land for park and ride and potential funding deficits.
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North Central Texas Council of Governments
COG
Noah
Eastland
Greenville Avenue
Belt Line Road
Remembering Christmas joy through a father’s eyes at Richardson High
Richardson High School principal Jerry Miller reflects on his favorite Christmas since having his son Mason in 1973. He recalls Mason’s early excitement and a cycle from receiving gifts to sharing the season with his own children, now awaiting younger son Brandon’s understanding of the festivities.
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Jerry Miller
Richardson High School
Miller
Mason
Santa Claus
Donnie
Santa
Brandon
Collin County Murder Case Expands Into a Major Manhunt
Investigators in Collin County led by Sheriff Jerry Burton pursue leads in a series of slayings connected to Lake Lavon. Bodies of young women from the area have been found in a ravine and surrounding counties while several missing persons cases remain unsolved. Richardson investigator Don Burcham aids the probe.
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Collin County
Sheriff’s Office
Sandra Beddow
Lake Lavon
Derway
Jerry Burton
Burton
Richardson
Don Burcham
Richardson Police Department
Richardson shows spike in windshield smashing crime
Richardson police report rising incidents of windshield shattering targeting residents. the string of costly, difficult to solve crimes has left homeowners wary as officers seek suspects and deter further damage.
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Richardson
Weather aiding Abrams Road paving ahead of schedule
Favorable weather has Abrams Road paving about three months ahead with mid January traffic possible. Crews plan west lane paving from Spring Valley to Walnut then east lane to Walnut, aiming for completion by next February if conditions hold. Police report multiple vehicle windows damaged by bricks or a BB gun in recent nights.
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Abrams
Bert Elsey
Spring Valley Road
Walnut Road
Spring Valley
Walnut
Elsey
Ken Yarbrough
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By Steve Steinberg
Texas Instruments
McKinney
Dallas Central Business District
Bedford
Poice
Campbell
Nantucket
Vernet
Yarbrough
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