Fort Worth tower restoration scrapped after tornado
Fort Worth owner Loutex abandons plans to restore the glass facade Bank One Building after a March tornado. The tornado ravaged the 65-tenant, 35-story tower opened in 1974, with leases voided and repairs costing millions. Tenants, including Bank One, face displacement as the building is marketed for sale and restoration is halted.
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Fort Worth
Mike Evans
Bank One
Evans
Ron Cherry
Loutex
Cherry
Chery
Brian Liles
Toxicology Tests Ordered in Deaths of Two Girls Behind Library
Bexar County medical examiner will review toxicology results over four to six weeks to determine cause of death for Cassandra Lopez 14 and Denise Marmolejo 13 or 14 found one atop the other behind a San Antonio public library on the West Side. Police classify as apparent sudden death with no trauma.
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Ponte Vedra Beach
Jacksonville, Fla
West Side
Diocese weighs suspend and transfer plan for St Laurence
The Catholic Diocese of Amarillo considers suspending classes at St Laurence Cathedral School for one year and transferring students to Our Lady of Guadalupe School. Bishop John Yanta will decide. Our Lady of Guadalupe would gain to 45 students for budget balance. the proposal aims to rebalance finances without closing St Laurence, which has 24 enrollment and needs refurbishing.
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St. Laurence Cathedral
John W. Yanta
Joe Ingraham
Amarillo
Bill Reents
Arturo Meza
Ingraham
Our Lady of Guadalupe School
Reents
Yanta
St. Laurence
Our Lady of Guadalupe
Guadalupe
Meza
Rents
EBS Facial Cream Gains Praised User Review
Madison, Wisconsin reader thanks for the product and reports visible wrinkle reduction after buying at JCPenney. They tout the cream as five products in one and recommend it to friends while seeking help for cellulite and age spots.
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Ban Falit
Jcpenney
Madison
Robert Heldfond
Heldfond
Employers seek inmates for jobs in Texas
In a booming economy with unemployment around 4 percent, Texas employers are increasingly hiring ex-offenders through Project BIO. Burt Ellison notes many firms now request inmates, with 14,517 of 19,120 enrolled inmates finding work from Sept 1997 to Aug 1998 and 13,755 of 16,675 from Sept 1999 to June following. James Turpin cites economy as a driver, with jobs in construction, retail, and service. Improved inmate education and biweekly job fairs also aid placements.
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Austin
Burt Ellison
Project Bio
Texas
Ellison
Larry Jones
Texas Workforce Commission
James Turpin
American Correctional Association
Professional Association
Turpin
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