Food budget squeeze shifts Richardson shopping habits
A Richardson shopper recalls beef and poultry price surges that pushed chicken from 29 to about 49 cents a pound, prompting more tuna casseroles. Economists link grain costs, grain exports to Russia, and higher demand to rising meat prices, with forecasts of higher summer poultry prices easing only gradually as supply adjusts.
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Richardson
U.S
Russia
Ira Riker
Safeway Stores
Riker
USDA
U. S
Safeway
David G. Mellor
Texas A & M University
Mellor
Robert Thompson
Carter
Tom Thumb
Oklahoma
Oak Cliff group urges four point school plan in Dallas district
The Southwest Oak Cliff Association for Human Relations presented a four point program on expanding school integration and hinted at countywide consolidation. Dr. E Thomas Strom said 80 percent oppose busing, and the plan aims to avoid heightened white flight while guiding integration. The Tri Ethnic Committee will forward the proposals to Judge William M Taylor Jr and assess impact on Dallas ISD desegregation efforts.
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Oak Cliff
Dallas
Tri-Ethnic Committee
E. Thomas Strom
Southwest
Oak Cliff Association For Human Relations
Carter High School
Strom
Detroit
Rene Martinez
U.S
William M. Taylor Jr
Dallas Independent School District
UT System approves new communication disorders program at UTD
The University of Texas System Board of Regents approved a joint MS and PhD program in Communication Disorders to be offered by UT Dallas in cooperation with UT Health Science Center Dallas and the Callier Hearing and Speech Center. The MS requires 36 semester hours with no thesis. the PhD includes a dissertation.
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University of Texas System Board of Regents
UTD
Ut-Health Science Center
Dallas
Callier Hearing and Speech Center
Coordinating Board of the
Texas College and University System
American Speech and Hearing Association
Health Science Center
Callier Center
Ut-System
Boy Bitten By Dog Faces Rabies Shots If Animal Not Found
Kevin Hull, 13, was bitten Tuesday afternoon on Belt Line Road near Dogwood and Oakwood Streets. If the dog is not located by Friday, he will receive a rabies vaccination series. Described dog is medium-sized, dirty white with brown splotches and kinky hair. calls to Richardson Animal Shelter or Richardson Police are requested.
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Kevin Hull
Kevin
Robert Hull
Allegheny Place
Belt Line Road
Dogwood
Oakwood
Richardson Animal Shelter
Richardson Police Department
Monument Designed and Built by School Senior
Richardson High School senior Larry Nicholls designed and built a war memorial as a World War I class project. Using aluminum foil, magazine scraps, and imagination the 3 by 4 by 1 foot model includes a wishing well and an eternal flame. The piece honors those who died for world peace and was created in Mrs Provines’s American history class.
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Richardson High School
Larry Nichols
Loretta Province
Arlington National Cemetery
Larry
Lawn Distinction seminar on turf care at Dallas center
The three week Lawn of Distinction seminar series at the Texas A&M University Research and Extension Center in Dallas opens today with Topic One Lawn grasses and ground covers. Dr William Welch will speak at 10 am and 7 pm on ornamentals and landscape ideas while Jack Lair discusses turf grasses for black clay soils. The event, sponsored by the Texas Agricultural Extension Service and the Dallas Council of Garden Clubs, is free and open to residents with sessions at convenient times.
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Texas A&m University Research and
Dallas
Texas
William Welch
College Station
Jack Lair
Texas Agricultural Extension Service
Dallas Council of Garden Clubs
Coit Road
LBJ
Richardson
Richardson Friday Forecast Clear to Partly Cloudy and Warm
Weather outlook for Richardson calls for clear to partly cloudy skies and warm conditions. Lows near 50 tonight with highs around 75 Friday and light northeasterly winds 5 to 10 mph.
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Richardson
UTD Insight traces Hungary history in third program
The UTD Insight program highlighted Hungary as a large historic nation with 10 million people in 36 000 square miles. Professor Ervin J. Fenyves led the talk tracing Hungarian history from the ten tribes through Roman, Attila the Hun, Mongol and Ottoman invasions to a later Austrian empire. The event featured Danube Budapest scenes and noted Hungary as an early constitutional nation with two ancient universities and Nobel winners. Franz Liszt and Bela Bartok were cited with Bartok's violin concerto performed at the opening.
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Hungary
UTD
Ervin J. Fenyves
Attila the Hun
Ond
Europe
America
Franz Lizst
Bela Bartok
Richardson Prayer Breakfast to Feature Tom Landry
The Richardson Fellowship of Christian Businessmen hosts its third annual city wide Prayer Breakfast on Saturday March 24 at 7 a m in Richardson High School cafeteria. Dallas Cowboy Coach Tom Landry headlines with humor and talks on football ethics and Christian living. Free tickets funded by local banks and S&Ls. reservations listed by Conger Curl Kemp.
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Richardson Fellowship of Christian Businessmen
Richardson High School
Dallas Cowboy
Tom Landry
Landry
National Fellowship of Christian Athletes
James Landes
Barry Bailey
Monsignor Johnson
Charles Vanderslice
Ed Turner
David Reimer
Martin Lovvorn
Fred Conger
Doc Curl
Savings and Loan
Dee Curl
George Kemp
North Central Expressway
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Eddie Carter
Betsie Coldwell
Katy Wilson
Chippewa, Richardson
Dallas County Bureau
Franz Josef
Danube
Budapest
Fenyves
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