21 Jun 1970
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Newspaper
Richardson Daily News
Location
Richardson, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1970
Page
1
Author Sue Nahkunst profiles Richardson father Alex R. Aitken of 503 North Waterview Dr as a candid example of fatherhood in the 1970s. The piece argues dads’ quiet input and practical ideas deserve recognition amid social change.
No names given. A Spa visit prompts a joke about ankles. A citizen’s fire call spurs a council study on needed firefighters after three men were found to comprise a full crew. The Don Purdys leave Richardson for St. Louis with memories of a large family and community roles. Various locals discuss childrearing and Dr Spock criticism, with quotes from Dr M M Paule and others. Kip Currens advocates father son ball games. profiles include Arthur Hollis and Guy Marble praising values and discipline.
Richardson firemen near end of three month Home Safety Survey visit homes to distribute safety packets listing poisonous plants and steps for greases fires gas leaks and child safety while offering free home inspections. Routes and blocks for the final week include Dorothy Grace LaSalle Fairfield Betty and Pauline streets.
Richardson schools identify district children who may qualify for the Texas kindergarten program starting in September. Eligibility hinges on birth dates September 1 1964 to April 1 1965 and family income of 3000 or less, with screening for language or reading difficulties. Testing runs June 29 to July 7 at three elementary schools with appointments.
The Citizens of Richardson Association sues Mayor Raymond Noah over the City Council resolution backing Campbell Road as the Outer Loop route. Filed in 116th District Court by CORA, the suit contests a April 27 council action and claims lack of public hearing.
Ray Sissel director of Public Information for Texas Power and Light Company in Dallas will speak at the Richardson Kiwanis Club Tuesday evening meeting. A former newspaper editor with civic service, he has led multiple groups including the Downtown Lions Club and various Kiwanis and civic organizations. The club meets at Hubbard's Cafeteria each Tuesday at 6 15 with visitors welcome.
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