Fred Taylor and the Northland Sled Dog Memoir
Fred Taylor arrives with pelts and tells of long Arctic treks on U.S. 35. He recalls One-Ear the husky, White Fang battles, and a Greenland like trek where he carved a column on a tusk to meet a deadline. He credits a wandering liar for his survival tonic.
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Italian Boxer Retains European Bantamweight Title in Marseille
Tommaso Galli of Italy defeated Pierre Vetroff of France over 15 rounds in Marseille to retain the European bantamweight title. Galli secured a decision that preserves his championship status and adds another defense to his record.
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Center's Anniversary Program Ends March 20
The Graduate Research Center observes its fifth anniversary March 16 20 with a Friday program on The Logistics of Regional Graduate Education and a panel on Teaching by Television. Experts from MSU Purdue Florida URI Indiana Detroit and Texas Instruments discuss graduate education industry needs and continuing education. Open houses March 19 20 showcase atmospheric Earth sciences mathematics genetics and more.
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Indiana University
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Office of Science Information Service
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College of Engineering
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Easter Seals Helped Ann Byrd Walks Now
Richardson independent school district graduates may enter leading colleges upon completing graduation requirements. Credit rules cover English math science social studies history government health physical education and electives with two years of foreign language strongly advised. Many students graduate with more than 20 credits.
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Worthy Program Helps FiveYearOld Overcome Cerebral Palsy
Five year old Ann Byrd of Richardson who was born with a damaged spine now walks with crutches and braces after treatment at the Dallas Society for Crippled Children. The center has aided over 8,500 children since 1939 with a therapy program spanning physical speech occupational and psychological care. The Easter Seal Campaign funds ongoing services as the center relies on local support.
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Dallas couple marks 50th anniversary amid high honors
James Henry Bumpas and his wife celebrate their golden wedding with congratulatory messages from President Johnson and the governors of Texas Alaska Missouri and California. Bumpas once served as superintendent of construction for the Dallas Housing Authority and is surprised by the attention.
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Barbara Remembers Rastus Raccoon
Barbara Chitwood recalls her father’s Arkansas boyhood tale of trapping and coon hunting with red bone and Blue Tick hounds. The raccoon Rastus grows bold, joins adventures across 48 states, then is sent to a Mississippi riverboat captain after marital strife.
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Richardson Tests Move for Driver Licenses
Dallas area office will host driver license tests after Richardson location closes. Sgt. John Nigliazzo says tests move to 432 Northlake Shopping Center while seeking a larger Richardson site. Tests were held at 1411 W Belt Line Rd in the sub courthouse for the past year.
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Spelunker Baptizes Son Underground in Bruntcliffe Cave
Mike Briggs and his four month old son Andrew were taken 60 feet underground to be baptized at a subterranean waterfall. Briggs called potholing a fascinating hobby and said they want to introduce their children to it early.
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Richardson GOP to Host Coins for Candidates Dance
The Richardson Republicans plan a March 19 fundraiser at Sokol Hall Greenville Ave from 8 30 p m to 1 a m with the Gaslight Gang. Tickets are 350 per couple and sold by precinct organizers to support Dallas County candidates and party clubs with entertainment and refreshments.
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Richardson Men to Attend Tex as Water and Sewage Short School
Richardson officials Robert E. Derrington and Myles D. Simmons will join the 48th annual Texas Water and Sewage Works Association short school at Texas A&M University in College Station this week. The event, sponsored by state and national water agencies, is expected to attract 800 to 900 utility plant operators.
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Richardson
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Washington, D. C
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Grand Prairie
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Ft. Worth
Arthur D. Caster
Cincinnati
Ohio
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Bob G. Rogers
Washington, D.C
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Weather: Increasing clouds and warmer Monday
The Richardson forecast calls for increasing cloudiness and warmer temperatures on Monday with a high in the mid 60s. Sunday’s high is projected at 51 degrees.
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