Richardson Police Activity Report for Holiday Period
Richardson police log shows 32 traffic accidents 62 citations 19 jail arrests and 9 cases cleared. Over 10 people injured. several thefts over 50 dollars. car thefts and break ins noted including tape deck losses. Some cases cleared with arrests and referrals to juvenile and district attorney agencies.
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Lindsay
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Navaho Trail
N. Bowser
Dallas County
Richardson theatre ends Winnie the Pooh run this weekend
Last performances are set for weekend as Richardson Community Theatre presents A. A. Milne's Winnie the Pooh with curtain times 7 p.m. Saturday and 2 p.m. Sunday at 105 E Main St. Run time about one hour. Tickets available at box office Sun Rexall Drug Sears Richardson Plum Tree.
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Richardson Community Theatre
A. A. Milne
E. Main St
Sun Rexall Drug
Sears Richardson Store
Plum Tree
Hebert Poised to Succeed Rivers on Armed Services Panel
Rep. F Ed ward Hebert of Louisiana nears chairing the House Armed Services Committee after the death of Rep L Mendel Rivers. Hebert backs a two year extension of the draft and opposes a volunteer army while pledging to carry out Rivers plans and hawkish stance.
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UPI
Edward Hebert
D-La
al Hirt
Hebert
L. Mendel Rivers
D S.C
House
Armed Services Committee
Rivers
A-Bear
New Orleans
Congress
My Lai
Volunteer Army
Klein attacks newsmen on presidential news conferences
White House Communications Director Herbert G. Klein argues that a televised conference with 300 reporters and 50 million viewers is not ideal to explain policy to world powers or the nation. He questions ethics of reporters meeting with the President to air grievances.
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UPI
White House
Herbert G. Klein
Klein
New York Times Today
Nixon
Youth voters and disillusionment in local views
In a three part series area youths eligible to vote weigh whether the political system serves them. Lake Highlands and Pearce students express hope and cynicism about 18 year olds shaping national elections as debate shifts to participation and potential constitutional change.
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Marilyn Mathis
Lake Highlands
Pearce Government
Tle
LHHS
Pearce
Dallas Morning News
Richardson
Edward Kennedy
William C. Douglas
Congress
Welfare office to operate under armed guard
County welfare headquarters will begin operation under armed guard after last week's attack on welfare director Glynne Coker. Coker urged guards at court and sub stations but only the main office will be guarded. he notes the busy lot serves multiple agencies and 75 people rely on welfare food distribution daily.
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Glynne Coker
Coker
Commissioners Court
John Whittington Jr
Denver Seale
Lew Sterrett
Seale
Student’s Lost Law Papers Scattered Across Abrams Route
Vanderbilt student David Tarpley reports about 40 pages of long-hand legal research for his Planned Unit Development dissertation missing after he drove away from an accident scene. Papers reportedly scattered from Buckingham to Main Street on Abrams, with a legal folder left on his car. He asks for return to 2019 Buckingham.
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Buckingham
Main Street
Abrams
David Tarpley
Vanderbilt
Four released from hospital after Thursday traffic crash
Four injured in a one vehicle accident at Spring Valley Road and South Greenville last Thursday were released from Presbyterian Hospital. Pearly Mae Mike, 16, and passenger Timothy M. Ross, 42, both of Wylie, and Marilyn W. Moon, 26, Plano, plus John C. Tyler, 37, McKinney, were treated. Tyler was arrested for DWI Second Offense after a separate incident on U S 75 near Arapaho Road.
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Presbyterian Hospital
Pearly Mae Mike
Wylie
Timothy M. Ross
Spring Valley Road
South Greenville
Marilyn W. Moon
Arapaho Road
Weather forecast clears with cooler temperatures
The forecast calls for clearing skies and cooler weather. A low around 40 degrees is expected tonight, with Wednesday highs in the upper 60s. Winds will be light and variable.
Weather praised for lowering Texas traffic deaths
Excellent road conditions and clear weather kept Texas traffic fatalities below DPS predictions. Most highways were ideal for driving from 6 p.m. Thursday through midnight Sunday, contributing to the lower-than-expected toll.
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Texas
Department of Public Safety
Fowler Fare Confusion Over Licenses and Living Costs
A reader argues the current state is chaotic as readers note required licenses for many activities. Wick Fowler cites a government survey placing a family of four living cost at 10 664 in cities, raising questions about hidden losses and present uncertainty.
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