Police to watch out for drunk New Year’s Eve drivers
Richardson police will be out in full force to apprehend celebrators who have been drinking before driving. Chief Ken Yarbrough said stopping intoxicated drivers is a primary mission and a priority in recent months after observing rising accidents and injuries from drunken driving.
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New 411 charges may cut work for officials
The Texas Public Utilities Commission trims directory assistance fees effective January 7, eliminating the 10 cent rate and keeping a 20 cent charge for more than 10 lookups. City workers and residents in Richardson say the change may lessen reliance on city staff, with receptionists noting increased call loads and mixed opinions on future cuts.
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New Year's resolutions lose steam in modern life
The piece lampoons fading resolve with biting humor. It catalogues contradictory vows then jokes about abandoning them and mocks the notion of steadfast self control amid daily grind and indulgence.
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