SMU and SCAS Form Space Sciences Center and Programs
Southern Methodist University and the Southwest Center for Advanced Studies announce a new Space Sciences center within SMU Institute of Technology. The joint venture names Dr Francis SJohnson as director and lists SCAS faculty joining SMU to teach and award degrees in space sciences.
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Space Sciences Center
Southern Methodist University
Southwest Center For Advanced Studies
SMU Institute of Technology
SMU
Willis M. Tate
SCAS
Gifford K. Johnson
Francis S. Johhnson
Atmospheric and Space Sciences
The
Doctor Johnson
New Space Sciences Center
William B Hanson
Walter J. Heikkila
Gilbert B. Plass
Thomas N. L. Patterson
John H. Hoffman
Carl B. Collins, Jr
James R. Midgley
Drs
Richard R. Hodges, Jr
Ricardo A. R. Palmeira
Brian A. Tinsley
Worth B. Hurt, Jr
Tager TV
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Tate
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Goals planning session set for Richardson leaders Tuesday
Richardson leaders from 114 civic fraternal and religious groups plan a Tuesday evening meeting at Greenville Avenue Auditorium to organize the Dallas Goals program second stage. Twelve task forces will draft proposals, identify involved organizations, and estimate costs for fall publication.
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Richardson
Dallas
Richardon
Richardson Chamber of Commerce
James S. Triole
Greenville Avenue
South Greenville Avenue
Triole
Werner Bevan
L. G. Smith
Host Lions to hear Linne at Richardson meeting
Aubrey Linne, Industrial Engineer at Collins Radio and president elect of the Richardson Jaycees, speaks on Motivating a Non-Captive Work Force at the Richardson Host Lions Club gathering Tuesday evening at the Continental Inn. He previously played for the Baltimore Colts in 1961 and Canadian teams, and serves on boards including Teen Power Inc. and Junior Citizens of America.
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Lions Club
Continental Inn
Linne
Collins Radio
Richardson Jaycees
Green Haven Drive
Peggy
Larry Glen
Tami Cage
Jaycee
Jayce
Rickie Tickie Stickies Brighten Dallas VW Cars
Flower decals on VW cars appearing in Dallas and suburbs fascinate shoppers. Vinyl stickers in bright colors are sold by stores tied to the mini and camp trend, with posters and decorative items sold nearby. Charles Bolton of Gazebo notes brisk sales for a couple of months, unsure why VWs dominate. The fad is seen as a cheerful summer craze among the un-Hip.
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Richardson Council Agenda Includes Sign Permits and Ordinances
The Richardson City Council meets tonight at 8 p.m. at City Hall to consider five items. An application for a Colonial Miniature Golf Course sign permit, a Central Expressway south of the Como Motel sign permit, a Zoning File No. 6814 hearing, and two ordinances including abandoning a utility easement in Block 5 Northwood Estates and prohibiting fishing from the Newberry Drive bridge over Cottonwood Creek. Citizens are urged to attend.
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City Hall
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Como Motel
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Newberry Drive
Cottonwood Creek
Richardson High School Awards List Completes Honors
The RHS Awards Assembly honored students for scholastic, vocational and service achievements. Recipients include Nancy Stowers, Sharon Russell, James Reynolds, David Boyd, Gary Payne, Kay Tomlinson, Donna Stalker, Barbara Miller, Norma Cook, Bob Dudney, Cindy O'Dell, Cheryl Maher, Vivien Eckert, and others. National Merit finalists include Norma Cooke, Jack Gammon, Steve Gaspar, Jill Geiger, Beverly Renfrow, Catherine Reynolds, James Reynolds, Barry Ruback, and Nancy Hutchison. Commissions noted in the Daily News Sunday edition.
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Richardson High School
Nancy Stowers
Sharon Russell
James Reynolds
David Boyd
Lassie Sterlacci
Jimmy Foster
Jeff Tucker
Gary Payne
Kay M. Tomlinson
Donna Stalker
Arthur Anderson Foundation
Barbara Miller
Norma Cook
Talon
Bob Dudney
RHS
Cindy O'Dell
Cheryl Maher
Vivien Eckert
Scholastic
Larry Brittain
Nancy Frazier
Martha Gallier
Steve Gaspar
Robert Kammeyer
Beverly Renfrow
Catherine Reynolds
Richard Barry Ruback
Patricia Stover
Brent Wallace
Steve Weart
Norma Cooke
Jack Gammon
Jill Geiger
Barry Ruback
Nancy Hutchison
Karen Burnap
Laura Hagen
Linda Jebavy
Barbara Lecy
Chris A. Lin
William Stallworth
Stephen Willey
Michel G. Hiatt
The
Daily News
Daily News to observe Memorial Day holiday
The Daily News will close all day Thursday May 30 for Memorial Day though the paper prints Thursday. Special deadlines apply for Friday May 31 edition for advertising and editorial items. News and pictures for Friday edition due by noon May 29, with retail ads due 1 p.m. and classified ads 5 p.m. May 29. The Thursday edition will still reach stands on schedule while offices reopen 8 a.m. Friday.
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Daily News
Bob Canon
the News of
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Noon Lions Club to hear former SMU coach Doc Hayes
E. O. Doc Hayes, who finished his 20th SMU basketball season and retired as head coach, will speak at the Richardson Noon Lions meeting Tuesday at Youngblood's Restaurant. Hayes built eight championships at SMU and remains associate coach and director of athletic promotions.
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E. O
Doc’ Hayes
SMU
Richardson Noon Lions
Youngblood’s
Hayes
Pilot Point
Crozier Tech
Jaycee Parade Highlights Pearce and Richardson Bands
Saturday's Jaycee Community Fair Parade featured notable performances by Pearce High School and Richardson High School bands and drill teams. RHS Eaglettes wore purple while Pearce Mustang Band and Drill Team displayed red white and blue uniforms. floats were fewer than in past years.
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Richardson Jaycees
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Richardson
Pearce High School
Richardson High School
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RHS
Larry Brittain
Janet Overman
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