Richardson approves smaller gas rate hike for Lone Star
Lone Star Gas Co accepts a 7.9 percent rate increase in Richardson after a council decision on May 25. The company had sought 21.84 percent and faced a potential drawn out appeal before the Railroad Commission if it rejected the ordinance. Management cites financial viability and hopes for future rate relief as natural gas costs align with other fuels. An automatic four cent per 1,000 cubic feet reduction will follow recouping losses from the Lovaca Gate Co. case, with $178,340 to be recouped before the drop applies.
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Voters Decide In 33 P Primary Runoffs Choices
Voters in District 33 P face two way runoffs this Saturday to pick Republican contenders Bob Drie rt a certified public accountant and a GOP rival and Democrat Jo Coker a real estate broker and another Democratic candidate in city races remain unclear.
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Bob Driert
Ceverha
Jo Coker
New Junior Achievement Center Opens in Dallas Area
The 1400 square foot center on Executive Drive hosts the Margaret and J Erik Jonsson Junior Achievement Business Center at 1201 Executive Drive West. The building features ten JA work rooms and an 1800 square foot auditorium seating two hundred. JA Dallas, started in 1954, now serves about 2680 achievers across multiple centers and plans expansion to about 6777 with adequate facilities.
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Junior Achievement of
Dallas
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J. Erik Jonsson
Jonssons
Junior Achievement of Dallas
Sol
Turf Bar & Delicatessen
Commerce Street
JA Company
Richardson
Roups
Gary Turner
Dallas JA
Ae Moses
Springfield
Strathmore Paper Co
Theodore Vail
American Telephone and Telegraph
John Dewey
Skyline High School
ERA issue questioned in District 33 runoffs
Republican candidates for the District 33 Texans House seat face citizen questions on the federal ERA. Ceverha and Driegert say ERA is dead or duplicative, while urging focus on finances and crime control. They dispute a state finance watchdog and back Bill Clayton’s crime package ahead of Saturdays runoff.
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Federal Government Accounting Office
Austin
Dallas
Jim Jackson
33-P
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Republican Men's Club
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Ceverha
People Relations
Texas
House of Representatives
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Clayton
Dallas County Sheriff's Association
Peggy Smith
Ponses
Bob Driegert
Bill Ceverha
Newsroom
Channel 13
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Sharpstown
House
Bill Clayton
Richardson and Collin County runoff polling places listed
Voters in Dallas County precincts may cast ballots 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Saturday at Greenwood Elementary Canyon Creek Mohawk Northrich Terrace Richardson High School Heights and Dover elementarys Yale and North Richardson Junior High Berkner High School plus the Richardson ISD Admin Building Precinct 23 Plano City Hall Precinct 25 Murphy City Hall Precinct 47 Meadows Elementary Precinct 48 Aldridge Elementary Precinct 52 Forman Elementary and Aldridge Elementary details.
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South Greenville Ave
Yale Elementary
East Collins Blvd
North Richardson Junior High
North Floyd
Berkner High School
East Spring Valley Road
Richardson
Collin County
Plano City Hall
15Th St
Plano
Murphy City Hall
Murphy
Meadows
Rigsbee Drive
Aldridge
Pleasant Valley Lane
Forman
Bold Forbes Eyes Belmont Win Despite Open Field
Trainer Laz Barrera believes Bold Forbes can win the Belmont Stakes at the 1 1/2 mile distance. Despite the second place purse of 43120, several other trainers plan to challenge the Kentucky Derby winner.
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Bold Forbes
High turnout eyed after Dallas County runoff campaigns
Dallas County election officials expect a strong turnout for the Saturday primary runoff. In District 33P Republicans Driegert versus Ceverha draw about 3,500 voters, while District 33K is projected at under 500. May 1 turnout was about 12,000 for 33P. Democrats anticipate around 73,100 voters with races beyond 33P, including sheriff and railroad commission. Polls open 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. in Collin and Dallas counties.
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Texas
House of Representative
Reee
Gary Griffith
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