RISD leaders weigh cure or catastrophe in financing ruling
Richardson Independent School District leaders voiced guarded optimism and warnings after a federal court ruled Texas school funding violates constitutional standards. They warned of possible loss of local control if the state funds education fully, while urging reforms to address funding disparities and preserve local taxing power.
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Richardson Independent School District
Texas Public School System
San Antonio
McCaleb
Pearce
Richardson
Reese
Peace
McCale
Dallas Independent School
Nolan Estes
Estes
DISD
Ben Barnes
Barnes
TP&L seeks six percent rate hike in Richardson
Texas Power and Light requests a six per cent general rate increase on electric bills in Richardson in its January 3 filing led by manager Tom Blakey. The move, the first since 1946, awaits City Council approval and price commission review, with a nod to Dallas Power and Light's similar filing.
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Richardson
Tp&l
Tom Blakey
Nixon
Price Commission
Dallas Power & Lighter
Dallas City Council
Commission
Blakey
Health program debate at Rotary on Medicare Medicaid issues
Crestview Nursing Home administrator Jack Counts and Richardson General Hospital’s Gene Arnold spoke at the Rotary Club about Medicare and Medicaid. Counts argued Medicaid contracts pay nursing homes and that Medicare costs pose payment disputes while Arnold cited overuse of hospital care and need for more local hospital cooperation.
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Crestview Nursing Home
Gene Arnold
Richardson General Hospital
Ren
Rotary Club
Counts
Vance
Medicare
Burglary Wave Hits Local Schools and Homes
Public schools faced break ins on Monday with Richardson Junior High entry via a restroom window and vending machines looted but pillaged items not recovered. Pearce High had a glass pane broken to reach the gym area with no items reported missing.
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Richardson Junior High
Pearce High
Ing
Richartson Heights
Richardson Daily News printed and home delivery details
The Richardson Daily News announced 8,300 copies printed today with special delivery for subscribers who miss a paper. Delivery service operates weekdays until 7 pm and Sundays until 10 am, with late calls delivered the next morning. Price listed as $1.50 per month.
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Daily News
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Norris rites scheduled for 16 year old Dallas youth
Funeral services for William Earl Norris III age 16 of 14665 Midway Road will be held Wednesday at 100 oclock at Restland Memorial Chapel with entombment in Restland Chapel Garden Mausoleum. Norris died Sunday when his motorcycle crashed into a guard rail on LBJ Freeway and North Central Expressway. He was a Dallas resident and Richardson High School sophomore, an honor student and Interact Club member. He attended Spring Valley United Methodist Church. Survivors include his parents, a sister Marilyn, a brother Rusty and grandparents W Earl Norris, H G Martin and their spouses.
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Midway Road
Restland Memorial Chapel
Restland Chapel Garden
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North Central Expressway
Dallas
Richardson High School
Interact Club
Spring Valley United Methodist Church
W. Earl Norris, Jr
Marilyn Norris
Rusty Norris
W. E. Norris
H. G. Martin
Veterinarians win city approval to locate clinics
Richardson City Council adopted a revised zoning rule to allow small animal veterinary clinics in local retail districts under a special permit. The Council also approved Spring Valley Road Master Plan changes, widening the right of way to 80 feet between Annapolis Drive and Plano Road while preserving Greenville Avenue to Grove Road.
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City Plan Commission
Spring Valley Rd
Plan Commission
Spring Valley
Annapolis Dr
Plano Rd
Greenville Ave
Grove Rd
Greenville To
Grove
Harry Higginbotham
Tom Hardy
Humphries
Porter
Promenade
Canyon Creek
Emerson named to Texas Fire Protection Commission
Gov Preston Smith appoints Ernest A. Emerson of Dallas to the Commission on Fire Protection Personnel Standards and Education for a six year term ending June 11 1977. Emerson replaces Kid Pega as fire chief of Richardson Fire Department and is former director of the Richardson Noon Lions Club and chief arson investigator for Dallas Fire. He led SMU to a BBA, served as B 17 pilot in World War II, and holds multiple local firefighting and civic roles.
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Richard Russell
Richardson
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Kid Pega
Richardson Fire Department
Richardson Noon Lions Club
Southern Methodist University
Texas State Association of Fire Fighters
Texas
Dallas Junior Chamber of Commerce
Peirely
el Centro Col. 4
Ing Bureau of Texas
Reuure Pres
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