Fifth graders cultivate a vegetable garden for botany and economics
Richardson Heights Elementary fifth graders divide a library-adjacent plot into five gardens, each growing different vegetables. They learn plant science, water, and ecology, use herbs as natural pest deterrents, and study costs, supply and demand, and dry quarts while preparing a final tasting bee and home samples.
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Richardson Heights Elementary
Heights
Victory Gardens
Ben Shelton
Tray Bartosh
Jeff Clark
Alumnus Dr Holt to receive Distinguished Alumnus award
Dr H Dean Holt president of Richland College in Dallas County Community College District is selected for the annual Distinguished Alumnus award by the University of Utah. The award will be presented at a May 10 awards banquet by the Division of Journalism and Mass Communications and Kappa Tau Alpha.
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H. Dean Holt
Richland College
Fourth College
Dallas County Community College
University of Utah
Salt Lake City
Division of Journalism and Mass Communications
Kappa Tau Alpha Journalism
Advertising and Editorial Department Contact Info
The notice lists telephone numbers 272 0693 for Advertising and 234 1131 for Editorial Department inquiries. It serves as a contact reference without additional context or events.
Field Day and Barbecue Dinner At Dallas Center
The Texas A&M University Research and Extension Center at Dallas, eight months old, will host its First Annual Field Day and Barbecue Dinner on Wednesday May 16 at Renner. Guided tours of the rural urban science and education center for North Texas will run from 1 to 5 p.m.
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Texas A&m University Research and Extension Center
Dallas
Renner
North Texas
Richland hosts UTD for college orientation
Richland College welcomed University of Dallas students and faculty for a joint orientation day led by Richland President H. Dean Holt. The program highlighted transfer opportunities, growth figures, and a 6 p.m. dinner with Dallas business leaders. The event showcased campus tours, field tours, and plans for expanded cooperation between the institutions.
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Lakeside
UTD
Richland
Richardson Forecast Promises Cloudy Warm Day
Weather outlook for Richardson calls for considerable cloudiness and warm temperatures today and tonight. A slight chance of scattered thunderstorms exists with a high around 80 this afternoon and a low near 60.
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Richardson
Armed robbery reported at Close Out Shop in Arapaho Village
Richardson police investigated an armed robbery Friday at the Close Out Shop. A white male about 5'8" and 19 pounds demanded cash, stealing $99.62 after robbing customers. Also Friday two 19 year olds were arrested for marijuana possession and thefts included a 300 television set from 20 Tejas Trail. a front door burglary left marks on two apartment doors. a suspect described as a man in his fifties in a blue shirt was seen but not identified.
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Richardson
Arapaho Village
Hall
Janet R. Allatt
Tejas Trail
McBride
Jay Wison
Two Richland College Concerts Set May 7 and 8
Richland College Department of Music schedules two public concerts in the college performance hall on Abrams Road May 7 and 8. Monday features a Percussion Ensemble directed by Gerald Unger with works by Volz Rauschenberg Colgrass and Peter. Tuesday presents the Richland College Concert Band performing a varied program including Grainger Persichetti Nystedt Bennett Giovannini. Names include Ken Fosse William Merz Ralph Patrick Mark Platko and Erickson Mareh Harkstow Grange Melbourne.
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Richland College Department of Music
Abrams Road
Ken Fosse
William Merz
Ralph Patrick
Mark Platko
Gerald Unger
Edward Volz
Dale Rauschenberg
Michael Colgrass
Tive
Mitchell Peter
Richind College
Travinsky
Saremnaiee Erickson
Knut Nysted
Jerry H. Bihk
Robert Russell Bennett
Caesar Giovannini
House settles on one ounce cutoff for marijuana offense
After 11 hours of debate over two sessions, the Texas House approved a compromise limiting marijuana possession to a misdemeanor only when under one ounce, with up to six months in jail and a $1,000 fine. Lawmakers split between reform and stricter penalties as Governor favored four ounces. The decision follows hours of amendments and divides on whether to decriminalize or raise the threshold. The Senate will review in conference, with a possible upward revision to two ounces.
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House
Ing
Terry Doyle
Port Arthur
Criminal Jurisprudence Committee
Rep
von Dohlen
P. Dick Reynolds
Richardson
Rep. Reynolds
van Dohlen
Ian Reynolds
Senate
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Dr. Holt
Arthur C. Deck
The
Salt Lake Tribune
American Society of Newspaper Editors
Holt
Kennescope Man Magazine
Kennecott Copper Corporation
DCCCD
Community College
Sacramento
Calif
American River College
Utah
Sacramento State College
Texas
University of Texas At Austin
H. Deon Holt
University of Texas At Dallas
Bryce Jordan
Dallas- Fort Worth
T. Louis Austin Jr
Texas Utilities Company
H.O. Kunkel
College Station
Texas Agricultural Experiment Station
Texas Agricultural Extension Service
Dallas Chamber of Commerce
Dallas Citizens Council
Kunkel
Texas A& M
Charles G. Cullum
Alfred I. Davies
Texas Legislature
TAMU
Texas Research Foundation
Collin
Coit Road
Corbin
Walker
Jackin-the-Box
West Belt Line Road
Morris James
Criminal Jurispriudence Committee
Andrew Baker
Rep. Doyle
Doyle
Ron Waters
Houston
Baker
Reynolds
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