Richardson to honor citys First Baby of 1976
Area merchants and the Richardson Daily News announce a contest to name Richardson s first baby born in 1976 at Richardson General Hospital. Rules require birth within city limits or the Richardson ISD, with date and time verified by hospital staff. Gifts include cash prizes, gift certificates, a photo album, and a U S savings bond. As of Dec 29 299 babies were born that year.
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Richardson Daily News
Richardson General Hospital
Richardson Independent School District
Country Cuttery
Riley
Sun Rexall Drugs
Citizens Bank
Simpson-Barnett Drugs
Atrium
The
U.S
William Lamb
Late gift delivery on Christmas Day for Richardson family
Santa delivered a late Christmas present at 1 06 p m on Christmas Day to Bill and Barbara Wilson at 400 Buckingham Richardson. Their son Stephen Douglas opened presents before the couple left for Presbyterian Hospital where Dr Dee Norton of Dallas delivered Jeffrey Brandon weighing 9 pounds 3 ounces. The Wilsons note their older son Stephen was born November 23 1972 Thanksgiving Day.
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Bill Wilson
Buckingham
Stephen Douglas
Bill
Barbara Wilson
Presbyterian Hospital
Dee Norton
Dallas
Jeffrey Brandon
Wilson
Stephen
Wilsons
Richardson
Airport bombing kills 11 at LaGuardia Terminal
A powerful bomb exploded in a locker at LaGuardia Airport in New York killing 11 and injuring 75 others. The incident dominated the night, with authorities investigating the blast and its motive as people described the scene.
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TWA
LaGuardia
New York City
Richardson General Hospital to Begin New 116-Bed Facility
Richardson General Hospital moves forward with a five story, 116 bed building at 401 W Campbell Road after a redesign cut square footage. J A Jones Construction won the $7,021,250 contract with completion aimed for August 1977. The site at 401 W Campbell Road is debt free and the project totals about $6 million including equipment and fees.
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Richardson General Hospital
Campbell Road
Gene Arnold
Arnold
J.A. Jones Construction Company
Spring Valley Road
Hospital
The
Richardson Hospital Authority
Dallas citizen starts Riley C. Hurst Memorial Fund
A Dallas resident started a memorial fund for firefighter Riley C. Hurst who died in a Christmas Eve apartment blaze. The fund assists Hurst’s widow and one month old son, with early donations surpassing $1,000 to the Riley C. Hurst Memorial Fund via Exchange Bank and Trust.
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Dallas
James E. Dunne, II
Athena
Riley C. Hurst
Hursts
Bill Lanier
Exchange Bank and Trust
Hurst
Plano
Clemit Hurst
Richardson
Dunne
Vandals strike Richardson school buses again
Richardson Police and RISD officials probe suspected youths behind months of bus vandalism. Ten buses damaged with broken windshields and lights in recent incidents near the RISD Administration Building on Greenville Ave. Police warn prosecutions await apprehension as extra security measures are planned.
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Richardson Police Department
Richardson Independent School District
Lowell Hamilton
Hamilton
Risd Administration
Greenville Ave
Smoker Battle Warned By Letter Writer
A satirical piece argues that non-smokers suffer from secondhand smoke and advocates drastic actions to end smoking in public spaces. It portrays childhood cues, office spaces, and social norms, urging bold measures to stop tobacco use. The author signs as SUSAN SANDERS.
Plant care pro nurtures hobby in Richland job
Ted Corsett runs Richland College greenhouse operations, home to horticulture labs and one of the area's few tropical plant spaces. The college offers associate degrees in horticulture, with certificates in landscape nursery operation and greenhouse florist work as well.
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Richland
Ted Corsett
Richland College
Corsett
Dallas County Community College
Dorsett
Horticulture Club
Gas probe shifts focus from four city system to Austin
Richardson council moves to Austin as the Lone Star Gas rate base dispute widens beyond Dallas. An interim rate relief ordinance was passed September 23 while hearings on a 102 percent overall rate boost continue. City officials seek detailed rate base data from the Texas Railroad Commission hearings in Austin set for January 6.
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Lone Star
Richardson
Austin
Garland
Buckingham
Plano
Texas Railroad Commission
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