First Baby of 1976 Contest in Richardson
The Richardson Daily News sponsors a First Baby Contest with local merchants donating gifts for Richardson's first baby born in 1976. Winners must be the first birth of the year in Richardson or the Richardson Independent School District, verified by hospital officials, with a special newspaper section planned around the event.
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Richardson General Hospital
Richardson Daily News
Richardson
Save Aids
Kids Samples
Citizens Bank
Country Cuttery
Simpson-Barnett
Luggage Rack
Sun Rexall
City of
Richardson Independent School District
New government holds promise for MIA family
Lawrence Whitford's family faces Christmas for the seventh year without him while his plane is missing in Laos since November 1969. Officials consider he may be alive and held captive in Laos, as the Pathet Lao government offers cautious hope for information and possible accountings in the years ahead.
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Lawrence Whitford
Col. Whitford
Laos
Southeast Asia
Pathet Lao
Whitford
Las Vegas
Richardson City Exceeds New Sanitation Standards
Richardson officials say the city already surpasses Texas Board of Health solid waste rules approved to take effect Jan 1 1978. City Assistant Manager Mike Eastland cites limits on 20 gallon reusable containers, requirement for sealed, rodentproof gear, and weekly food waste collection to curb spoilage and fly breeding.
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Texas Board of Health Resources
Richardson
Mike Eastland
Eastland
State Health Resources Department
Dave Cochran
Health Resources Department
Cochran
Non-residents to pay for Richardson ambulance service
Richardson will charge non residents $25 for emergency ambulance runs beginning Jan 1 while city residents keep free service. Fire Chief Richard Russell notes 406 non resident runs last year or 33.6 percent of total. Revenue offsets supplies upkeep and training costs as EMS needs rise.
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Richardson
Richard Russell
Richardson Fire Department
Russell
Volunteers sought for Mother's March in Richardson
Local leaders urge citizens to join the January 12 to 19 Mother's March Against Birth Defects. Sue Fitzgerald says 650 volunteers are needed and only 50 African American marchers are secured. The drive offers free medical records and newborn insurance information while supporting the March of Dimes in Dallas through volunteer work and fundraising.
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Richardson
Sue Fitzgerald
Texas
Fitzgerald
Dallas
Southwestern Medical School
City of
the March of Dimes
City Hall aide to leave for Slater as city manager
Paul Beecher, 28, administrative assistant to the Richardson city manager, will resign December 31 to become city manager in Slater Missouri. He has served since February and will be replaced by Tom Brymer, who earned a master’s in public administration from North Texas State University.
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Paul Beecher
Slater
Burt Solomons
Beecher
Southern Methodist University
Tom Brymer
North Texas State University
Bob Hughey
Paul
Richardson
Jennifer
Garland
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Susan Sanders
Waterview
Belt Line
State Health Agency
United States
America
Senate
U.S
Angola
NFC
Minnesota
J.J. Pearce
P.C. Cobb
Jack Anderson
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