Plano Wildcats 1971 AAA Football Champions
Plano High wins its third state football title in six years by defeating Gregory-Portland in Austin to cap their final AAA season. Coach John Clark notes this team differs from earlier ground oriented squads, stressing execution and attitude as keys to the championship.
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Plano High
Wildcats
Gregory-Portland
Austin
Cats
Plano
John Clark
Clark
Jacksonville
Gregory Portland
Brownwood
St Nick to visit Richardson area residents next week
Two young missionaries David McPhie and Steven Harper of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints will visit Richardson Plano and Farmers Branch for three days delivering personal Santa visits from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Tuesday through Thursday. They are assisted by Dave Kaplan and local Safeway stores providing candy canes.
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Richardson
Plano
Farmers Branch
St. Nick
Call
David McPhie
Steven Harper
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Santa
Dave Kaplan
San Rexall
Richardson Safeway
Con
75 Year Old Yoga Enthusiast Marries 19 Year Old
George Hall, a 75 year old Richardson resident known for yoga and hypnosis, has married his second wife Mary, age 19. He plans 47 more years of marriage, rides a bike, and aims to publish books on health and sex while possibly appearing on Johnny Carson in February.
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George Hall
Mary
Halls
Custer Road
Richardson
Santa Claus
Hall
Greenville
Waco
Johnny Carson
Vicki Carr
India
Richardson City Council Reopens Hearing on Zoning for Chiropractor
The Richardson City Council resumes a public hearing at 7:00 PM in City Hall after a previous recess regarding a chiropractor's request to lift a temporary zoning restriction for offices at 502 North Central Expressway. The Plan Commission favored extending the current permit over removal.
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Richardson
City Hall
North Central Expressway
City Plan Commission
Cottonwood Drive
Renner Road Bridge
Ray Blanchard
Armstrong Parkway
Campbell Road
Safeway
Beltline
Jupiter
Jug band to entertain children at hospital event
The Interact Club of Lake Highlands High plans a jug band show for 150 children at Parkland Hospital's Children’s Medical Center tonight at 7:00. The act uses washboard guitar jug cowbell and maracas with Santa Claus among the VIPs. LH Interact has 32 members in the White Rock Rotary Club.
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Interact Club
Lake Highlands High
Parkland Hospital
Children's Medical Center
Santa Claus
White Rock
Richardson Daily News print run and home delivery offer
The Richardson Daily News printed 12,500 copies today. A special delivery service is available for subscribers who miss their paper with a contact number 276 0828. Delivery by carrier in Richardson costs $1.50 per month and specifics on delivery times are listed.
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Richardson Daily News
CALL
Daily News
Richardson
Blind man proves you can live fully with a Seeing Eye dog
John Turner of Highland Park, blind since high school, leads an active life as an insurance man, baseball coach, public speaker, and community volunteer. A Seeing Eye documentary on his second seeing eye dog Inky and the training process is set to air, highlighting his work, public speaking, and the dog’s role in his independence.
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Tracy Smith
John Turner
Highland Park
Jean
Richardson North Junior High
the Seeing Eye, Inc
Morristown
N.J
Mitch Grayson
New York
Paul Cunningham
The
Today Show
Robert Young
Turner
Inky
Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Co
Park Cities
Oak Lawn Methodist Church
North Texas State
Dallas
Chicago
Seeing Eye
Richardson North
Prichard Services Held For Rufus S Prichard
Rufus S Prichard 51 of 611 Scottsdale a regional claims manager for Great American Insurance Co of New York died Sunday in Dallas He had 23 years in the insurance business and 15 with Great American Funeral services are at 1130 a m Tuesday at Restland Memorial Chapel with graveside to follow at 3 p m in Coolidge Cemetery
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Rufus S. Prichard
Scottsdale
Great American Insurance Co
New York
Dallas
Prichard
Great American
Restland Memorial Chapel
Coolidge Cemetery
Arlington raid yields $2000 in merchandise confiscated
Arlington police seek owners of a Bombardier Wing bracelet and a photo inscribed To Skippy and Rose from Kenny and Equita after a raid. Some items identified as from burglaries, others remain unclaimed as authorities work to identify owners. North Richland Hills votes on a $5,600 gamble for sewer-line issues. Grand Prairie considers a 3 percent hotel tax to fund tourism promotion.
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Arlington Police
Air Corps
Skippy
Rose
Kenny
Equita
Bobby Wiggins
Arlington Police Department
North Richland Hills
Marion Massey
Hurst
Bill Polster
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AAA
McPhie
Harper
Richardson Church
Meandering Way
Belt Line Road
Salt Lake City
Utah
Corinne
Wildcat
Pat Thomas
Maroon
Thomas
Rucker Lewis
Jeff Brumbaugh
van Davis
McKinney
Marcus Welby
M.D
Prichard Services
Hurst Sewer
Grand Prairie City
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