Tim Duncan retires after 19 seasons with Spurs
Tim Duncan calls it a simple goodbye after a 19 year run with the San Antonio Spurs. He earned fifteen All-Star selections, five championships, three Finals MVPs and two regular season MVPs, building a dynasty centered on teamwork and quiet leadership. Warriors coach Steve Kerr praised him as a top five all time player and teammate.
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Tim Duncan
San Antonio Spurs
Warriors
Steve Kerr
Duncan
San Antonio
Waders Enjoying Best Catches In Rocky July Fishing
Texas anglers report a tough post Fourth of July week as 20 knot southwest winds churn waters. Wading and drifting reefs have been hard, water runs hot and muddy with 85 plus temperatures and two foot tides. Guides note some days bring 20 plus trout near Ship Channel and in 8 to 14 feet of water while live bait remains scarce.
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Matagorda
Tommy Alexander
East Bay
Ken Marshall
Marshall
Galveston
Ship Channel
Texas City
James Plang
Plaag
Ray Sexton
Texas
Wilson inducted into PVILCA Hall of Fame for Carver track
Warren J. Singleton profiles Kenneth M. Wilson a Baytown George Washington Carver High School standout who led in football track and field and basketball during the 1960s and later earned induction consideration for PVILCA Hall of Fame. Wilson ran the 440 broad jumped on PVIL state meets and helped Carver relay teams. He attended Texas Southern University on a track scholarship and retired from Humble Oil in 2006 after 38 years. He lives in Baytown with Barbara Harris Wilson and their five children and six grandchildren and remains active in local clubs and church community activities.
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Pvilca Hall of Fame
Baytown
George Washington Carver
Carver High School Recognition & Preservation Society
Oak Wood Addi
Tion. Wilson
James Willie Wilson
Dobbin
Texas
Johanna Mosely-Wilson
Hempstead
Carver
Wilson
Beaumont
PVIL
Prairie View A&m College of Texas
Prairie View A&M _ University
Rranc View
Texas Southern University
Humble Oil & Refining Company
ExxonMobil
Southwest Trail Riders Association
Silver Brigade
Barbara Harris-Wilson
Kelly Wilson
Swan Green
Nicole Johns
Derrick Johns
Courtney Wilson
Joshua
Amber
Isaiah
Kadedra
Sharniece
Kelly
Mt. Rose Missionary Baptist Church
Trade frictions and currency shifts affect U S exporters
The article notes subsidies and currency measures favoring exporters, with China selling 499.2 billion dollars in goods to the United States and buying 165.1 billion, creating a 334.1 billion dollar trade gap amid a broader transition in currencies. The U S dollar weaker against the euro, pound, Swiss franc, and Mexican peso, while gaining versus the yen and Canadian dollar.
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United States
Aollar
France
U.S
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Muni Ldx
Barclays US Aggregate
Prime Reed Rate Fund
Barclays US
Moodys Aaa Corp Idx
Gmoago
Barclays Compt
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Africa
Middle East
Hong Kong
Singapore
Taiwan
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