City council to rule on RA-1100M patio homes bid
The council will hold a public hearing Tuesday at 8 p.m. in city hall on Roger W. Johnston’s request for a special RA-1100-M residential attached district permit to allow patio homes beside Richland Park. The plan commission recommended approval with conditions amid 130 attendees.
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City Hall
Roger W. Johnston
Richland Park
City Plan Commission
Southwestern Bell
Bob Hughey
State Utilities Commission
Hughey
Fort Worth
Herbert D. Weitzman
Weitzman
Belt Line Road
St. John’s Drive
Jupiter Road
Police Department
Plan Commission
Makeshift kitchen fills Liberty Junior High home economics
At Liberty Junior High, seventh and eighth graders learn home economics without a full lab. Teacher Margene Parr uses a science lab with a microwave, electric skillet, and hot plates to demonstrate cooking techniques while students participate and sample foods. The year emphasizes non-lab topics like family relations and interior decorating.
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Margene Parr
Liberty Junior High
Parr
North Junior High
Berkner
Bob Greenfield
Shelley Zastudil
Janet Johnson
Jane Katzen
Mike Fauquien
Diane Kamrath
Shelter offers temporary home for Richardson animals this year
Richardson shelter report shows more than 2,000 live animals housed for adoption in eleven months. 585 dogs and 610 cats were sheltered plus 36 wild animals. 616 dogs and 302 cats were picked up by officers. 582 dogs, 801 cats and 15 wild animals were euthanized.
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Richardson Animal Shelter
James Lynch
Lynch
Animal Shelter
Memorable Christmas Gift: New Richardson Home for Margaret
Margaret McVay, a city personnel assistant in Richardson, and her husband Lanny, a building inspector, plan to move into a custom-built Richardson home this Christmas 1975. She jokes about a ribbon photo and laughs at the size of the present.
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Margaret
Richardson
Lanny
Richardson Daily News Offices to Close for Holidays
The Richardson Daily News plans a half day closure at noon Wednesday for Christmas. Advertising and editorial offices reopen 8 a.m. Friday after the holiday. Deadlines shift: display ads by Tuesday, classified readers by 12 noon Wednesday, news by 10 a.m. Wednesday for Friday’s edition. The following week follows the New Year schedule.
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Richardson Daily News
New Piaget based method for exceptional children gains momentum
Region 10 Education Service Center in Richardson introduces CCEC a Piagetian curriculum for exceptional children. The program funded by TEA expands statewide with a three day teacher training workshop and a plan for teachers to cascade training to 25 peers each. Nationally the project seeks validation by the Office of Education and inclusion in innovative practices directories.
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Bob Greenfield
Jsan Piaget
Region 10
Richardson
National Advisory Council
US Office of Education
Office of Education
State of Texas
Texas Education Agency
TEA
CCEC
Jean Piaget
Piaget
Piagetian
Europe
Rick Smith
Smith
Glover
Rosemary Anderson
Leslie Smith
Donna Strand
Richardson Forecast Cloudy Rain Likely Tonight
Weather outlook for Richardson shows mostly cloudy skies with possible rain tonight. Decreasing clouds expected Tuesday with a low near 30 and a high around 50.
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