Plan Commission to Hold Study Session Tuesday for Zoning and Development
City plan commission will consider Spring Valley-Cost development, Greenmeadow No 2 plat, Cal-Rich Shopping Center site plan, and a partial lot one, block C revision at a study session Tuesday at 8 PM in city hall council chambers. Public hearings will be set on two zoning requests north of Belt Line and West Spring Valley Road, currently O-M zoning.
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City Plan Commission
Council
City Hall
Greenmeadow No. 2
Continental Industrial Supply Co., Inc
West Spring Valley Road
Alex Kallay
C-M
Belt Line Road
Plano Road
Glenville Drive
Weatherred Drive
St. Paul Drive
Robert M. Taylor
Arapaho and
Apollo Roads
Carl Skibell
Centennial Blvd
Greenville Ave
Briscoe Eyes Special Session as Constitutional Changes Take Shape
Governor Dolph Briscoe moves toward a possible special session after securing three pivotal votes in the Constitutional Convention. Briscoe's behind the scenes influence reshaped veto override rules to three fifths of full membership and set late summer or fall as a likely window for a session focused on school finance and natural gas supply. He noted disagreement with parts of the charter but said he would support the document overall, while urging delegates to remember they are not drafting for him.
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Austin
Dolph Briscoe
Briscoe
Richardson Fourth of July Parade to Honors Happiness Theme
Richardson's largest parade in years will march July 4 with more than 25 civic groups and a military entry. The U.S. Marine Corps displays historical equipment, a Civil War era horse drawn caisson, and expanded route from Promenade Center to Cottonwood Park. Merle Morrow of the Elks chairs the event with prizes for best units and bikes, plus fireworks tickets. Viv Sartori handles information. route begins north of Promenade Center at Arapaho and Coit and ends near Richardson High School.
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Louise Frederick
Richardson Public Library
Jaycee-Ette
Viv Sartori
Richardson
Edna Brown
Unique
U.S. Marine Corps
Merle Morrow
Arapaho
Coit
Mimosa
Belt Line
Richardson High School
Cottonwood Park
Richardson Civic Organizations
UTD science fair winner ties water fluoride to obesity questions
15 year old Kimberly Kelley won top honors at Grapevine High and Fort Worth regional science fairs with a University of Texas at Dallas supervised project titled Can Fluoride in Drinking Water Cause Obesity. The study used 60 one month old mice over 42 days to test varying fluoride levels in water.
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Herwin
Kimberly Kelley
Grapevine
Air Force
Fort Worth
University of Texas At Dallas
Richard G. Cutler
Kimberly
Jamie
W. Donald Kelley
Kelley Foundation
Grapevine High
UTD
Cutler
Kelleys
Dallas
Richardson Forecast Clears to Mild Temperatures
Richardson weather will be clear to partly cloudy and mild through Tuesday. The low tonight will be in the lower 60s, the high on Tuesday near 90. Winds will be light and variable.
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Richardson
Nature program invites youngsters to explore parks
A photo essay on the Parks and Recreation Department summer nature program shows children building friendship with parks as they learn about the natural world. The feature highlights activities designed to acquaint local youths with nature during the warmer months.
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Parks and Recreation Department
Richardson police log details two weekend traffic crashes
Weekend incidents include two major traffic accidents in Richardson. A Belt Line crash caused minor injuries. a James Road Weatherred intersection crash sent two people to Presbyterian Hospital. Driver George Brewer 18 failed to stop at a James stop sign. William Rice 62 also involved. Both survived. Additional criminal mischief reports cited paint, shaving cream and tree flocking at 1219 Cloverdale 1300 Cherokee and 1315 Cherokee.
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Weatherred
Presbyterian Hospital
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James
William Mansfield Rice
Cloverdale
Cherokee
Nixon influence cited by challenger in Third District race
U S Congressional candidate Harold Collum told a Taft Institute audience at the University of Texas at Arlington that opponent Rep Jim Collins's Nixon support could lessen the incumbent's edge. Collum, a Dallas real estate executive, called himself conservative and noted Collins’s wealth and campaign fundraising. He warned of a possible Nixon tapes ruling and urged cautious turnout to boost his chances in the independent conservative Third District.
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U.S
Harold Collum
Taft Institute of Government
Jim Collins
Nixon
Collum
University of Texas At Arlington
Collins
House Judiciary Committee
Dallas
Supreme Court
Congress
Fidelity Life Insurance Company of
Local health committee formed for countywide plan
The first meeting of a newly formed health committee to promote a single county wide health department is set for Wednesday June 26 at 3 30 p m in the Embassy Garden Room Statler Hilton Richardson reps include Dr J J Pearce and Harry L Higginbotham Mayor Raymond D Noah may attend as ex officio members Dallas County Commissioners and Judge Lew Sterrett also invited The Community Council of Greater Dallas selected members after nominations from county officials and local leaders The group aims for a voluntary program with each unit free to participate at its chosen level
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Statler-Hilton
City of
Richardson
J.J. Pearce
Richardson Independent School District
Harry L. Higginbotham
Raymond D. Noah
Dallas County
Community Council of
Greater Dallas
Peter Gaupp
Community Council
Interagency Liaison Committee
Commissioners Court
City of Dallas
Dallas Independent School District
Dallas
Texas
Tom C. Unis
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