Which came first the egg or the mammoth fossil
A Richardson landfill discovery unearthed a large fossil egg and a Richardson Mammoth skeleton. Paleontologist Bob Slaughter of Southern Methodist University examines the egg, likely from a heron or crane, with a possible goose origin altering climate-change hypotheses. The find, facilitated by Larry Russell and displayed via Heard Natural Science Museum, highlights prehistoric nesting in Texas.
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Richardson
Alfred Elkins
Elkins
Bob Slaughter
Southern Methodist University
Heard Natural Science Museum
McKinney
Richardson City
Larry Russell
Sor Slaughter
Texas
Russell
Slaughter
Harold Laughlin
City
Laughlin
Heard Museum
SMU
Dr. Laughlin
School bonds in danger from court ruling on ad valorem taxes
The federal court decision against using ad valorem taxes to finance public schools threatens more than 2 billion dollars in Texas school bonds. Officials warn districts may default unless the state crafts a plan preserving fiscal neutrality, with junior colleges and vocational schools facing potential funding cuts.
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Daily News
Austin Bureau
Austin
Attorney General's Office
Joseph H
Hal) Sharpley
Bonds and Charitable Trusts
Senate Committee On Occupational Education
Feders
Sharpley
Jey
Texas
John Guemple
Occupational Education and Technology
Texas Educational Agency
Bailey
Attorney General's
Riley
Sen
Chet Brooks
Pasadena
Democrats at Richardson Library Meet With Local Figures
The Federation of Young Democrats Clubs of Greater Dallas County hosts a 7:30 p.m. meeting at Richardson Public Library with speakers James Mattox Bill Stehr and Steve Muncy. Mattox a candidate for state Senate District 16, Stehr a possible state representative candidate, Muncy Texas Young Democrats VP, and Ron Kessler a potential candidate also expected. The event includes officer elections and invites all Democrats 14 to 35 plus the public. Call 235 1465 for details.
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James Mattox
Bill Stehr
Steve Muncy
Federation of Young Democratic Clubs
Greater
Dallas County
Richardson Public Library
Arapaho Road
Mattox
Lee Park
Stehr
Council of Democratic Clubs
Dallas
Muncy
Texas Young Democrats
Ron Kessler
Dallas Legal Services Board
Richardson
Daily News closes eve
The Richardson Daily News will observe the New Year with a closing ahead of festivities. Staff will pause regular operations as the city marks the holiday.
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Daily News
Richardson Daily News
Foggy roads cause five minor wrecks across cities
Police reported five major accidents on foggy wet streets. Mrs. Denzil Beavers of Garland and Mrs. Ann Bender of Carrollton had a collision at Belt Line Road and Lindale leaving minor injuries. Others involved Beauford Wall and Jackie Hinds in a head on crash at Custer Parkway and Canyon Creek Drive with minor injuries.
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Denzil Beavers
Garland
Ann Bender
Carrollton
Belt Line Road
Lindale
Beavers
Marla
Beauford Wall
Freemont
Neb
Jackie Hinds
Custer Pkwy
Canyon Creek
Richardson General Hospital
Paul Schnitman
Dallas
Shoplifter Loses Foot Race With Police
A 36 year old shoplifter fled from a store, but was overtaken by a patrolman in the Walnut Street median. He was charged with shoplifting over 50 dollars after attempting to steal an eight track stereo system and other items from the Mart at 1406 West Walnut. The suspect earned a free night in city jail as he was arrested.
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Tom
Trustees postpone RISD meeting to January 10
The Richardson Independent School District board postponed its regular January meeting from January 5 to January 10. The session will begin at 7 30 p.m. at the RISD Administration Building 400 S Greenville Ave and is open to the public.
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Richardson Independent School District Board of Trustees
J. J. Pearce
RISD
S. Greenville Ave
Richardson Daily News Ad Offers Special Delivery
8,300 copies of Richardson were printed today special delivery fee for subscripers who miss their paper is available. CALL 276 0828 Weekdays until 7 p.m Sundays until 10 a.m Calls received after this time will be delivered the following morning. Daily News delivered by Carrier In Richardson $1.50 month.
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Richardson Daily News
CALL
Daily News
Richardson
Woman Missing From North Dallas Home
Carol Ann Ingraham, 58, brown haired, was reported missing from her North Dallas residence at 5151 Verde Valley Lane on November 11. Authorities described her as a security officer for Ifford Hill and a Texette at Texas Stadium. search efforts continue with limited details available.
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Carol Ann Ingraham
Verde Valley Lane
Dallas
Wytt
Ee Ee
Ifford Hill
Texas Stadium
Plan session on driving range permits tonight in Richardson
The Richardson City Plan Commission will hear requests for a driving range special permit near Belt Line and Plano Roads, a zoning adjustment near Greer and Interurban Streets, and a small zoning change north of Belt Line Road between Yale and Jupiter. Hearings start at 8:00 pm with related site and landscape plans also on the agenda.
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Joe Brannon
Richardson City Plan Commission
Belt Line Rd
Plano Rd
Plano Road
Belt Line Road
Bob R. Pitcock
Greer St
First Continental Enterprizes, Inc
Yale Blvd
Jupiter Rd
Hemley Car Care
Expressway Center
Gold Star Distributing Co
Rayflex Drive
North Central Expressway
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Pat Bailey
Fog
South Coit Road
Main St
Central Bay
Otis Range
Ridgedale
Presbyterian Hospital
North Central Bay
Plano
Donald Hamilton
Barber
Ahe Bench
North Star Road
Walnut
Nicholson Memorial
Texas Library Systems Act
Irving
Tommy Gene Daniels
Daniels
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