Duncan resigns from City Plan Commission in Richardson
Walter Duncan quits the City Plan Commission citing time constraints and dedication issues. Mrs. Faye Willis, architect and Richardson resident since 1960, is named his successor and will join the commission at the next meeting Thursday. Willis, active in local groups, aims to balance zoning practices and attract suitable industry while adjusting to the new role.
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Man Reports Tools Stolen In Two Richardson Incidents
A Mesquite man J Dake reported tools worth 197 dollars stolen from a truck parked on 558 S Central Expressway on Tuesday. S Shipp of 925 S Waterview told police items valued at 450 dollars were taken from his apartment Tuesday. Police are investigating both incidents.
Mail renewal option for Texas 1973 license plates
Texas motorists can renew license plates by mail to their county tax office after January 1. Include registration fee and $1 handling per vehicle, keep three part form intact, and wait about 30 days for plates issued after February 1. plates must be displayed by April 1.
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Richardson Area Forecast Brief Fair and Mild Through Thursday
The Richardson forecast calls for generally fair weather and continued mild conditions. Tonight's low near 40 degrees, with Thursday's high in the lower 60s. Northerly winds around 8 to 12 mph.
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Daily News Christmas schedule notice
The Daily News will not publish an edition next Monday December 25 to allow staff to spend Christmas Day with families. Business and advertising offices will close Saturday Sunday and Monday. Editorial offices close at noon Saturday and reopen Tuesday morning. Advertising copy deadline for the December 26 edition is 10 am Friday December 22. Normal deadlines apply for December 27 edition.
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Dallas Fort Worth area urged new public law school
Dr. Bryce Jordan, president of UTD, defended creating a public law school in the Dallas Fort Worth metroplex before the Advisory Committee on Legal Education. He argued the eight county region, with 21 percent of Texas population and 20 percent of state taxes, lacks access to public law schooling and faces high private tuition. He urged evening classes and new facilities, noting current graduates must seek private options at steep cost.
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Reynolds backs UTD law school plan in Texas
State Representative Elect Richard Reynolds of District 33P restates support for the University of Texas at Dallas law school proposal. He argues funding for increased enrollment will come from Texas and some should go to UTD, citing regional needs, broader graduate programs, and public benefit despite opposition from bar associations.
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Recycle site sought after Richardson center closes
Richardson residents woke to a vanished recycling site on Arapaho Road last December 15. The familiar fence barrels and dumpsite disappeared overnight. The Richardson Recycling Center committee seeks a new paved location and volunteers to resume operations.
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Nursing home request denied by City Council
Richardson's City Council held a lengthy session on Monday night with four public hearings. Rev. Joseph Degrado's bid to build a nursing home on Campbell Road near Faith Temple was rejected with prejudice for a 12 month cooling-off period. Neighbors opposed the plan citing traffic and property devaluation. The council did approve a private tennis club on St Paul off Spring Valley behind the future Steak and Ale site, with construction to begin soon and the club ready by summer.
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Transient Trend Shapes Richardson Real Estate Scene
A survey notes Vance Packard's critique of a mobile society and Richardson's high turnover. Real estate professionals report many moving professionals and sales reps, two to four year stays, and a drive to buy newer homes for rapid appreciation. Residents seek stronger community ties amid uprooting, with some aiming to settle long term.
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