Richardson Council Sets New Board Appointments and Hearings
The Richardson City Council plans to appoint new members to several boards and commissions and ratify municipal payments at 7:00 PM. Three public hearings are on zoning, including a request by Harold Collum to rezone about 31.9 acres at Camp-bell Road and Plano Road from R1800M single family to commercial. Ray Blanchard also petitions for zoning changes on two tracts near Campbell and Armstrong Roads.
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City Hall
Harold Collum
Campbell Road
Plano Road
Collum
Ray Blanchard
Council
Armstrong Road
University of Texas At Dallas
Blanchard
Canyon Creek
UTD
Lewis Cook
Richardson police report multiple thefts and incidents
Richardson police reported a major theft at 910 Forreston with an intruder damaging a door and taking 169 dollars. An unrelated incident left Melvin Huse unconscious after an electrical shock, admitted to Presbyterian Hospital. Other thefts included suits and wear at 732 W Spring Valley and tires removed from a car at 1211 Cheyenne. UT Dallas tracts zoning changes and development plans are outlined along with requests by Blanchard and Lewis Cook for zoning amendments. Local groups seek banners and temporary building permits.
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Richardson
Forreston
Melvin Huse
Foreston
Presbyterian Hospital
Spring Valley
Cheyenne
Richardson teachers shape TV curriculum decisions
Richardson Schools use a teacher led process to select instructional television programs. In a yearly cycle, 156 teachers from 26 elementary buildings review films, study guides, and activities, then vote on the best programs and times. The aim is to enrich learning while preserving teacher control and democratic decision making.
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Richardson
Herbert Bobele
Mary Randle
Hamilton Park Elementary
Center
Sue Telle
Like Topsy Growed Fifth Grade Garden At Richardson Heights
Richardson Heights Elementary fifth graders cultivate an 18 plot garden tied to botany. Fifty core members form the garden club under Mrs. Ginger Lawdon with help from 100 other students and five teachers. Each section measures three by nine feet and is tended by a student group recording weekly growth as radishes onions and turnips begin to harvest.
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Topsy
Richardson Heights Elementary
Ginger Lawdon
Edna Gladney Home helps unwed pregnant girls decide their futures
The Edna Gladney Home in Fort Worth counsels unwed pregnant teens offering four paths: abortion out of state, keep the child, marry the father, or place for adoption. Therapies include schooling, housing, and job aid. about 500 girls served annually with 325 adoptions yearly. fundraisers in Dallas County support costs.
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Edna Gladney
Ruby Lee Prester
Fort Worth
Dallas County
Edna Gladney Auxiliary
Drew Wight
Richardson
Mrs. Piester
Richardson Forecast Shows Clear to Partly Cloudy Warm Weather
The Richardson forecast calls for clear to partly cloudy skies and warm temperatures through Tuesday with a 30 percent chance of showers. Tonight’s low around 68, Tuesday’s high near 88, and southerly winds at 8 to 18 mph.
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Richardson
Richardson Daily News printed eight thousand eight hundred copies
Special delivery for missed papers offered with a subscriber service. Call 272-0693 on weekdays until 7 pm and Sundays until 10 am. late calls delivered next morning. Daily News priced at $1.50 per month, with advertising and editorial inquiries directed to 234-1131.
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Richardson
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