Asian Texans boost Texas economy and culture
Texas Comptroller John Sharp notes Asian Americans are 2.4 percent of the population but drive major economic activity with about 40 000 Asian owned businesses in 1992 generating 5.7 million in sales They are projected to grow to 1 million by 2025 Houston has the highest local concentration and Dallas Fort Worth is rising Asian Americans have higher median income and education levels with 40 plus percent holding bachelor degrees in Texas Read about industry impact education and calls for more inclusive business networking in Austin Houston and across the state
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Electra millionaire funds town projects while alive
Electra businessman Dink Robb, 89, pledged 1 million dollars each to the First United Methodist Church, the city library, and a scholarship trust for Electra High School graduates. The gift supports a library addition, church improvements, and a yearly college scholarship for one student, selected by a committee based on academics and potential.
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Anti theft group urges protection as burglaries rise
Texas Action Council on Theft calls for security labels and window decals to warn would be thieves that homes are protected. Charity Judah notes signs deter crime, while DPS data show mixed burglary trends in major cities and increases elsewhere. Toll free number provided.
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Concealed handgun permit arrests rise in Texas 1997
Texas DPS data show felony and misdemeanor charges against concealed handgun licensees rose from 431 in 1996 to 666 in 1997, while permit holders increased from 114,500 to 161,702 through mid-December. Opponents press for tighter controls. supporters cite fewer than 0.5 percent entangled with the law in 1997.
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