Atomic energy lecture at RHS titled This Atomic World
Ri chardson High School will host a 40 minute assembly Tuesday featuring This Atomic World. Dona.ld V. Hensen directs a program by the Atomic Energy Commission and sponsored by Texas A&M University and Oak Ridge Associated Universities to teach basic nuclear energy, its sources and uses in industry agriculture and medicine.
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Atomic Energy Commission
Richardson High School
Donald V. Hensen
Texas A&m University
Oak Ridge Associated Universities
Jensen
RHS Science
Atomic World lecture to show trace radiation at school
Donald V. Jensen reports harmless trace radiation found in a prepared plastic ball during a This Atomic World lecture at Richardson High School. The demonstration, designed by the Atomic Energy Commission, will be presented on Tuesday.
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Donald V. Jensen
Richardson High School
The
Atomic Energy Commission
Richardson Senior Citizens Plan Wednesday Meeting
The Richardson Senior Citizens will meet Wednesday in the new fellowship hall of First Christian Church at 601 East Main Street for a luncheon at 12 30. The Richardson Choral Club directed by Mrs Rolf Wallan will perform at 1 45 with Mrs Jean Pedigo as accompanist. The public is invited to attend.
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Richardson
New Fellowship
First Christian Church
East Main Street
Christian Women's Fellowship of the Church
Richardson Choral Club
Rolf Wallan
Jean Pedigo
Wildcats edge Panthers for Class AAA state title
Lake High defender Jerry Allen hit two free throws with 20 seconds left to lift RISD school the Lake Wildcats to a 51-49 victory over the Lubbock Dunbar Panthers in Austin for the state championship. Details appear in Tuesday's Daily News.
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Lake Highlands Wildcats
Jerry Allen
RISD
Austin
Wildcats
Lubbock Dunbar Panthers
The
Daily News
Richardson building permits show February total and new home activity
Building permits issued by the City of Richardson in February totaled 1 267 570 dollars, down from January and well below February 1967. Seventeen new home permits totaled 691 097 dollars, with Greenwood Hills Addition No 6 and Canyon Creek area among locations. Other residential permits include addresses in Town North Park and Highland Estates, plus Canyon Creek Country Club Addition, with individual builders cited. A 72 unit Cumberland House Venture apartment complex at 800 West Spring Valley Road and a service station wash bay at 300 West Arapaho Road are also listed among activity. several interior finishing permits were issued.
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Building Department
City of
Richardson
Greenwood Hills
Princess Homes
Loganwood Drive
Sandalwood Drive
Dixon - Furlow
Whitemarsh Drive
Pleasant Valley Drive
Canyon Creek Country Club
North Floyd Road
Richardson Heights
J. F. Pruitt
Reynolds Construction Company
Canyon Park Estates
Meadow Crest
Overcreek Drive
Kurt H. Pohl
Lawndale
Roffino Construction Company
Dunbarton
North Park
Kenneth Jordan
Ridgehaven Place
Texas Lumber Sales Corporation
Summit Drive
Highland Estates No
J. M. Cole
Cumberland House Venture
West
Spring Valley Road
Spring Valley Lakes
West Arapaho Road
Pete Wilson
Centennial Construction Company
South Central Expressway
Hand - Blanchard Company
Auditions set for ACT musical If This Be Madness
Richardson Community Theatre announces auditions for Gilbert and Wyatt's If This Be Madness at Theatre Off Main 100 East Main Street. Director Phil Barnett and Linda Leppe seek three singer actors and three women plus two dancers for the intimate little theater production.
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Richardson Community Theatre
Gilbert and Wyatt
Main 100 East Main Street
Phil Barnett
Linda Leppe
Little Theater
Ethel Merman
Barnett
Thefts of $50 or more rise in 1967 Crime Index
The article details thefts valued at $50 and over as the second most common index crime, noting 188 incidents in 1987 and 651 under $50 in 1967. It highlights bicycles as a major portion of thefts, with autos and shoplifting also contributing, and gives totals for losses, recoveries, and averages across 1966 and 1967.
Council to consider bids for sale of bonds tonight
The City Council will meet at City Hall at eight o clock to discuss bids for bond sales totaling 4 330 000 for library parks street improvements and public buildings and to authorize an agreement with Santa Fe Railway for widening Campbell Road. Also on the agenda is a zoning request by John Tingle for two Central Expressway lots to allow an automatic car wash and readings from the City Plan Commission on zoning files and Campbell Road Shopping Center plat. The meeting is open to the public.
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City Hall
John Tingle
Central Expressway
Bayflex Drive
Bishop Avenue
Davis Street
Tingle
City Plan Commission
Campbell
Plano Roads
Campbell Road
Santa Fe Railway
Legal medical religious Lions panel on heart transplants
Richardson Host Lions Club hosts a 7 pm dinner at the Continental Inn followed by an 8 pm panel on legal medical and religious aspects of heart transplants featuring Rabbi A Aaron Segal Dr Charles D Farrow Jr Dr C D Brashier and Dr Lawrence D Lee with background on their education and careers.
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Richardson
Lions Club
Continental Inn
Rabbi A. Aaron Segal
Tiferet Israel Congregation
Dallas
Charles D. Farrow, Jr
Fort
Unsung Heroes Surveyors in Navarro County Massacre Featured
Richardson byline Sue Nahkunst spends time on a two page feature about 25 surveyors and 300 Indians clash on October 8, 1838 in southeast Navarro County. A monument erected in 1881 and grave site later named a state memorial park connect to State Highway 31. Mary Hayes, RHS gymnast, is highlighted as Sunday Magazine cover girl aiming for the U S Olympic team in Long Beach.
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Sue Nahkunst
Navarro Councis
Dawson
Tex
Sue
Daily News
RHS
Mary Hayes
Sunday Magazine
Long Beach
California
U. S
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Barbara Derrington
Recreation Center
Youngstown University
Texas A&m
Oak Ridge Institute of Nuclear Studies
First Christian
LH Wildcats
Harry Mims
ACT
By Sally Nance
Host
Lions State Panel
DR. Farrow
Pennsylvania
Farrow
Ohio Wesleyan University
Kansas City College of Osteopathy and Surgery
Kansas City
Missouri
Philadelphia College of Osteopathy
Medizinische Akademie
Dusseldorf
Germany
University of Leiden
Leiden
Holland
University of Hamburg
Hamburg
Europe
Fort Worth
Brashier
Dallas Osteopathic Hospital
Baylor University
Kansas City College of Osteopathic Medicine
Fort Worth Osteopathic Hospital
Detroit
American Bar Association
Association of American Law Schools
American Association of International Law
Rabbi Aaron Segal
Charles D. Farrow
C. D. Brashier
Lawrence D. Lee
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