Crime technician calls all cases major in Richardson
The Richardson crime scene investigator emphasizes no case is minor as he protects victims and helps solve crimes. With 26 years in law enforcement, he works hundreds of cases in Dallas and Richardson using fingerprints footprints tire treads and hair as clues while awaiting a nationwide computerized fingerprint system.
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R.T. Hunter
Richardson
Hunter
Dallas Police Department
Dalas
Rockwall
Aing
Dallas Ice Department
Sto
Ries
Dallas
Tors
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Peggy Smith
Richardson Police Department
Weekend car crash and weekend theft report
Two 17 year old women were injured in a Sunday afternoon collision on Mimosa Drive with Gordon Ricossa driving the other car. A theft at 105 South Bowser Road involved cash and a billfold. A fire at Splendora Gift Shop and fires at 513 Townhouse Lane and 735 Greenhaven Drive caused smoke and fire damage.
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Sue von Holstein
Ridgecrest Drive
Kim Snowden
Green Hollow Lane
Dallas
Richardson General Hospital
Finley to sue over Vida Blue sale injunction
Charlie Finley orders lawyers to file a multimillion dollar suit to block Commissioner Bowie Kuhn from canceling Finley’s 3.5 million sale of Vida Blue Joe Rudi and Rollie Fingers. The action alleges restraint of trade.
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Charlie Finley
Bowie Kuhn
Finley
Vida Blue
Joe Rudi
Rollie Fingers
Bullock issues city sales tax rebate to Richardson
Texas Comptroller Bob Bullock mailed Richardson a 237191.42 rebate from the one cent portion of the five per cent tax. He totaling 48.9 million in checks to 846 cities. Richardson’s share reflects period and prior adjustments and a state service fee. Bullock warned businesses ignore use tax may face audits and explained when use tax applies to out of state purchases.
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Texas
Bob Bullock
Richardson
Bullock
Syme
Opposition Fights Apartments Zoning Change Hearing
City Plan Commission hears opposition to W. E. Arnold request to rezone 4.55 acres of the old Richardson General Hospital from commercial to apartment use. Residents fear loss of Cottonwood Creek greenspace and recreational area as a natural landmark. Other business includes a metal storage building permit, an occupancy permit, a Memorial Park appreciation resolution, and zoning changes on Arapaho Road.
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Richardson General Hospital
City Hall Hospital
W. E. Arnold
City Plan Commission
Cottonwood Creek
Richardson Glass Co
North Texas St
Emery Plumbing
Bishop St
Memorial Park
Plan Commission
Arapaho Road
Plano Road
Commission schedules hearing on RA to R rezoning request near Arapaho Road
The city planning commission will hold a public hearing Monday night on John J. McCarthy's request to change single family zoning 34 acres north of Arapaho Road and east of Plano Road from RA-1100-M to R-1100-M and R-1500-M with special conditions. The tract was formerly Carriage Place townhomes. Other agenda items include revised final plat review for College Park Estates and a public hearing date for industrial zoning for James R. Gitre.
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City
Ee Commission
Arapaho Road
Plano Road
John J. McCarthy
CPC
College Park Estates
James R. Gitre
New golf layout to be opened at Sherrill Park
Formal dedication of Sherrill Park Number Two set for Tuesday June 22 at 11 30 a m Mayor Raymond D Noah to open second 18 hole course Rev Leslie Conard of St Luke s Lutheran Church to give the invocation Bob Sherrill, retired city meneats, will hit the first ball Pro am tournament follows at noon with prizes totaling about 1000 for top three teams Each team has three amateurs and one pro The public is invited to attend the dedication
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Sherrill Park
Leslie Conard
St. Luke's Lutheran Church
Raymond D. Noah
Bob Sherrill
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Mallori
William D. Daniels
Christy Hoppe
United Methodist Day School
Jason
David G. Griffin
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Jack Anderson
Comprtroller
Commission
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