UTD Faces Political Hurdles Amid Budget and Bills
An uncertain outlook for the University of Texas at Dallas emerges as Sen. Oscar Maury proposes a moratorium on new colleges and expansions until 1980, criticizing UTD’s plans. Gov. Briscoe’s budget also underfunds UTD, proposing 2.5 million dollars for 1973 74 and 2.9 million for 1974 75, far below requests and LBJ recommendations.
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University of Texas At Dallas
Oscar Maury
Dallas
State Senate
Mauzy
Texas College and University System Coordinating Board
Dolph Briscoe
UTD
Legislative Budget Board
Briscoe
Richardson
Reynolds
Richardson Chamber of Commerce
UTC
Coordinating Board
The
Texas College and University System
Maury
University of Texas
Dallas County
Jim Crowson
Crowson
Burglary and theft incidents reported in Richardson
Richardson police investigated two burglaries and property damage on Thursday. Beth Eden reported a theft of a German stein filled with coins and three car titles from 516 Highland. Philip Adkins said a silver necklace, eight silver dollars and old coins valued at 81 dollars were taken from 212 Dorothy. A 26 year old Dallas man arrested on a minor traffic violation was found wanted on a Dallas warrant.
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Richardson
Beth Eden
Highland
Philip Adkins
Dorothy
Bill Presley
Superior Utilities
E. Campbell Road
Dallas
Dallas Police Department
Planetarium visits set for parents in Richardson ISD
Richardson Independent School District hosts four planetarium sessions for 264 parents across two evenings March 20 and 27. Iris Wolfson chairs the Parent and Family Life Education committee with City Council of PTAs coordinating. PTA babysitting runs at Skyview Elementary. reservations via Iris Wolfson or Marion Nevelg bol.
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Richardson
Skyview
John Tucker
Jeff Holland
Meadowknoll
Dallas
John
Jeff
Richardson Independent
Iris Wolfson
Parent and Family Life Education Committee
Marion Nevegold
Richardson Chamber Sets 1973 Goals Focused on Transport and Growth
Thirty-five Richardson leaders from the Chamber of Commerce, schools, and city government met for a daylong retreat to shape seven goals for 1973 and beyond. Emphasis lies on transportation: LBJ Freeway extension, Campbell Road widening, Outer Loop plans, and bus transit studies for Richardson. The group also targets light industry, district offices, and closer ties to Dallas County while promoting Richardson as a business hub through outreach to national centers and executives. The plan includes public information on issues affecting the city and an enlarged role in state and national legislation, plus leadership in social and environmental efforts.
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Richardson
Dallas- Fort Worth
Campbell Road
Chamber
West Coast
Plessy May Remain as New Airport Display
The Dallas Fort Worth Airport issued a terse statement that the problem is being worked out with an announcement expected by week's end. The bones of a 90 million year old plesiosaur found on the airport site were reportedly offered for display. ownership must be established before any transfer.
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Patsi
Historic Preservation League
Dallas Museum of Natural History
Hal Kirby
NorthPark
Plessy
City planners study resident manager zoning hearings set
City Plan Commission met Thursday night and set March 29 for a retail zoning hearing on about 85 acres at Central Expressway and Campbell Road. April 5 hearings will cover resident manager zoning for mini warehouses and Canyon Creek Baptist Church zoning to R1500 M. Public hearings address mixed use and security needs, with council opposition noted pending further guidelines.
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City Plan Commission
Central Expressway
Campbell Road
Plan Commission
Council
Richardson
Harry Higginbotham
St. Paul
Spring Valley Circle
Canyon Creek Baptist Church
Custer Parkway
Pleasant Valley Drive
David Albert
Albert
UTD to Host Australia in Insight Lecture Series
The University of Texas at Dallas Division of Continuing Education presents an INSIGHT lecture on Australia featuring Dr. F. R. Allum a Melbourne alumnus and physicist. The free program begins 7:30 p.m. Monday in Founders North Auditorium at UTD Richardson campus with directions from Armstrong Parkway.
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Australia
Division of Continuing Education
University of Texas At Dallas
F. R. Allum
UTD
Founders North
Armstrong Parkway
Campbell Road
Richardson
Coit Road
Weather Forecast For Richardson
Richardson forecast calls for fair conditions and a cold night with low temperatures near four degrees. A light breeze may accompany the clear skies as temperatures dip after sunset.
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Richardson
Dallas Cowboys Coach Landry to Speak at Prayer Breakfast
Tickets remain for the Annual Prayer Breakfast at Richardson High School cafeteria on Saturday March 24. Dallas Cowboys coach Tom Landry will headline. For free tickets call Fred Conger, George Kemp, Doc Curl or Friendship Book Store with area codes 235.
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Fellowship of Christian Businessmen
Richardson High School
Tom Landry
Dallas Cowboys
Fred Conger
George Kemp
Doc Curl
Friendship Book Store
Jazz blues guitarist Freddie King set for Richland concert
Freddie King and the Nitzinger rock group perform Sunday at 8 p.m. in Richland College gym 12800 Abrams Rd. Tickets $2 on sale at Dallas County Community College District Student Development Offices. Call 746-4430 for reservations. King, from Gilmer, started in Chicago and scored his first hit in 1961 with You Must Love Her With A Feelin. His album Texas Cannonball was produced by Leon Russell and Don Nix. Nitzinger, led by John Nitzinger, includes Bugs Henderson Curley Vinton and Linda Waring. The band debuted at Mar y Sol Festival and has toured with Leon Russell.
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Freddie King
King
Leon Russell
Don Nix
Shelter Records
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John Nitzinger
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