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2A -Burleson Star, Thursday. November 18, 1982
★ Council
( OVUM I I) I HUM PACK I
urn- more reading is required There
were no objections received by the city
from area property owners
Approval on first reading of an
ordinance renewing the franchise
agreement with the Texas Electric
Sen ice Company It is the standard
ordinance used in other cities by
l'KSt'd gi' mg the city three percent of
its gross revenue as a franchise tax
The only difference in the Burleson
ordinance is that the city charter limits
ihr time limit to a maximum of 20
\ears In most other cities, the fran
i ins,- is good l a id years
\ It It l KI DIM l SSION of the pro-
cress oi ordinances being prepared on
airspace mn Burleson and other ope-
i. tiions oi ihe proposed South Tarrant
( .ini:t\ Municipal Airport
i uni lined with a recommendation
to the Mechanical and Electrical
Hoards that mechanical contractors
ii. it then employees be required to
n.i., o maintenance electrician license
I |,i , >t\ ,ttorne\ will prepare an ordi-
nance lor nwiew by those two boards
and then the matter will come back to
'hfcour.iil Itoper who owns an electri-
cal i onipaiu and is on the electrical
Hoard so si the ordinance could elimi-
nate sonic double charges for home-
iw nor'- needing some type's of repairs
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Norwood Elementary
Top Sjfice Salesmen
As a fund raising project for PTO projects at J.W Norwood Elementary School.
3*7 students sold spices and each student was rewarded with a prize. These
students were the top three spice sellers in each class.
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Dr Cooley testified that Graham was
a borderline schizzophrenic and highly
depressed over tne lact that he had not
seen his 13-year-old wife and nine
month old baby since he had been
released from prison He said that in his
opinion Graham did not have a violent
nature unless provocated
"HE IS NOT AN initiator, the
psychologist said "But he is
paranoid "
The Star has learned that the victim s
family has engaged the services of a
Fort Worth attorney and plans to pre
sent a claim against the Burleson In
dependent School District charging it
as being negligent in screening non
classroom employees The amount of
the claim is believed to be $loo.txK)
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Tops In Spire Sales
Diana Rodriquez, a fifth grader at J.W Norwood Elementary, was the lop
salesman in the school's recent fund raising project I or her efforts she received a
mini television and radio with earphones All students who participated in the sale
of spices were awarded prizes.
MONDAY. NOVEMBER 8
1:41 a m —Prowler complaint, 400 block Parkview Heard
someone trying to get in house Could not locate
7:42 p m —Suspicious person following complaintant. 600
block Barbara
11:15 p m —Prowler complaint. 400 block Charlyne
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 9
7 is a m -Burglary motor vehicle: two speakers valued at
$2(8) taken from unlocked car, 700 block N W Hillery
11:12 am Report of possible intoxicated driver north
bound on east service road
11:17 a m -Theft of senior class ring with name "Brian S
Brown" inscribed from Burleson High School, 517 SW
Johnson
12:50pm Report of shots heard on Dtan Street Unable to
locate anything unusual in area
5 21 p m —Burglary motor vehicle: assorted papers taken
from glove compartment of unlocked car. 700 block N V\
Hillery
5 28 pm Brown leather wallet lost somewhere in
Burleson
7:51 p m Prowler complaint, 7(8) block Ash Heard so
meone in yard
7 52 p m Report of gunshots behind house. 7(8) block Sun
nybrook could find nothing in area
WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 1(1
9 34 a m Suspicious person seen at Nola Dunn and then
Woods Shopping Center, described as a bum
12 51 p m Burglary motor vehicle Samsonite briefcase
worth $65 removed from unlocked car. 100 block S W Moody
11 28 p m -Disturbance. Western Place. 837 S Burleson
Blvd Wants to file charges
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 11
4:05 p m -Report of reckless driving, Highways 174 and
731 Almost hit a child
5.26 p m Disturbance, 300 block Ann Lots Eight between
two children
7 15pm Burglary ring guard, necklace, gold chain
ring and shotgun valued at $879 stolen from home 4<8i block
N W Renfro
7 57 p m Theft of woman’s watch worth $95 from garage
100 block N E Anderson
10 41 p m Burglary motor vehicle 30 tapes, tape case
and speakers valued at $385 taken from unlocked car. 3(8t
block Betty Lane
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 12
8 25 a m Vandalism to building. 100 block S W Gordon
12 02 pm Damage done to sign in front of store. 6(81 block
S W Wtlshtre
S \Tl RI) \y NON EV1KI- R I t
7 54 a m Vandalism to restroom walls at Warren Park
Spray painted
9 33 a m Report of reckless driving. Irene and Gardens
Unable to find vehicle
5 52 p m Person bitten by cat. 2(8) block N W Murphy
Animal control officer contacted
8 27 p m Suspicious person in neighbor's backyard. 7i8i
block Pecan Unable to locate anyone
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8 31 a m Vandalism red paint put on car s doors and
windows. 6(8i block Sandra
12 21 p m Theft of welder worth $379 from side yard 3(m
block of N Rudd
2 57 pm Theft of raincoat, leather jacket, moccasins
worth $110 from bedroom closet, 700 block Southridge
9:30 p m Damage done to one room of the Community
Center. 500 Chisenhall
10 01 p m Theft of brow n purse containing $16 25 cash
from car. S McNatrn Road
10 43 p m Theft of $500 worth of quarters from safe
MaMa's Pizza. 6.38 S W Wtlshtre
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Moody, James. Burleson Star (Burleson, Tex.), Vol. 18, No. 10, Ed. 1 Thursday, November 18, 1982, newspaper, November 18, 1982; Burleson, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth761135/m1/2/: accessed July 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Burleson Public Library.