Richardson Public Library Joins Texas Library System Plan
Richardson Public Library is among 31 Texas libraries in 33 counties eligible for membership in a new system organized under the 1969 Texas Library Systems Act. A Dallas-based system will receive about $8,900 in state grant money as ten systems form, with Dallas Public Library appointed Major Resource Center for coordinating act implementation.
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Richardson Council weighs pet law changes tonight
The Richardson City Council meets at 8:00 PM in City Hall to review modifications to the Comprehensive Zoning Ordinance aimed at pets and pets related city rules. The session focuses on how the proposal may affect residents with four footed companions.
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Committee leaves school tax alone
The Legislative Property Tax Committee in Austin decided not to tackle public school financing now and avoided reform of the Minimum School Foundation program. The panel agreed to form a tax law research task force headed by Norman Register of Dallas, while boosting per diem expenses for members and delaying broader tax recodification.
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Richardson Area Weather Forecast
The Richardson region will have partly cloudy skies through Tuesday with diminishing winds. Tonight's low near 45 degrees and Tuesday's high around 65 degrees.
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Richardson Daily News print run and delivery details
Eight thousand three hundred copies of Richardson Daily News were printed today. Special delivery service for subscribers who miss their paper is available. Call 276 0828 weekdays until 7 p.m. Sundays until 10 a.m. Calls after times are delivered next morning. Daily News delivered by carrier in Richardson at $1.50 per month.
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Police report holiday incidents in Richardson area
Police logged a two car crash at Central Expressway and Belt Line. Joyce Cooke was treated for minor injuries at Presbyterian Hospital. A Sunrise Trail resident noted an empty house occupancy during holidays. Paint damaged an unoccupied Melrose Drive home with $75 loss. Gibson's caught two shoplifters on Christmas Eve. a Richardson youth tailed price tags and a Carrollton woman with an arrest warrant. Tire theft occurred at 1300 North Greenville. An outboard motor and fuel were stolen from a LaSalle block residence, totaling $133. Firemen investigated a Christmas Eve blaze at Palmer Place caused by gasoline thrown on a fireplace, burning a tree.
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Joyce Cooke
Colgate
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Richardson
Carrollton
Farmers Branch Police Dept
N. Greenville
LaSalle
Richardson Fire Dept
Palmer Place
Final rites for Dr. Hill held today
Funeral services were held at Restland Funeral Home for Dr. James E. Hill a 57 year old Richardson resident. He co owned Central Expressway Animal Hospital and also co owned facilities in Longview. Survivors include his wife Martha and three sons along with a granddaughter and three aunts.
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James E. Hill
Northill Drive
Richardson
Restland Memorial Park
Hill
Dallas
Central Expressway Animal Hospital
Fredonia Animal Hospital
East Texas Animal Hospital
Longview
Dallas County Veterinarian Association
The
Texas Veterinarian Medical Association
American Veterinarian Association
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James E. Hill, Jr
Wichita Falls
David L. Hill
Mike R. Hill
Pearl King
San Diego
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Ruth Carson
Houston
L. D. Hill
Fort Worth
New ECS HQ Easier Work for Region X Education Staff
The Education Service Center for Region X moves from Abrams to a larger Abrams and Spring Valley site. The 35 000 square foot building replaces 15 000, enabling growth from a four member staff with a 1967 budget of 67000 to 140 plus employees with over four million in state and district funding for the current year. The seven departments offer curriculum leadership, administrative support, data processing, driver education, instructional media, and special education services for local school districts.
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H. W. Goodgson
Abrams
Spring Valley
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Ray Hardison
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Texas
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Nancy Baker Howard funeral rites held in Richardson
Funeral services for Nancy Baker Howard 61 of 605 Westwood Richardson were conducted Monday morning at the Church of Transfiguration. Burial followed at Grove Hill Memorial Park. Survivors include two daughters Mrs Homer A Stewart Jr of Dallas and Mrs Don Widener of Richardson a son Edward Grear of Richardson a sister Mrs Martha Carson of Dallas a brother W S Deniger Sr of Dallas six grandchildren and several nieces and nephews.
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Westwood
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Church of Transfigur
Homer A. Stewart, Jr
Don Widener
Edward Grear
Martha Carson
W. S. Deniger, Sr
Luna challenges special master in redistricting suits
Earl Luna acting for Roy Orr challenges federal judge Wayne Justice’s appointment of George Swiatksi as special master for suits against the Texas House redistricting plan. The three judge panel will hear arguments and may propose a new plan before the February 7 candidate filing deadline.
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