Baytown student among Dallas Baptist University spring graduates
Joshua Michael Tutman of Baytown earned a bachelor of business administration as part of Dallas Baptist University's spring commencement on May 14. The 514 graduates included 380 bachelor’s and 134 master’s degree recipients. Tutman, son of Kathy Davis, made the Dean’s List and joined Delta Mu Delta plus the men’s soccer team.
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Southwestern Univ announces 2004 spring Dean's List recipient
Jamie Lynn Baccus of Baytown earned a place on the Dean's List for spring 2004 at Southwestern University for academic achievement. Selection requires a 3.6 GPA or higher, at least 12 graded hours, and good standing with the university.
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Baytown Student Named United States National Award Winner
Elizabeth Lipps of Baytown Cedar Bayou Junior School earned a United States National Award from The United States Achievement Academy. Nomination came from teacher Kay Houston. Lipps will appear in the academy's official yearbook. Parents are Larry and Cindy Lipps. grandmother Ann Pearce.
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Oil futures slip as inventories drop and demand rises
In New York, July crude on the Nymex fell 44 cents to 40.70 a barrel amid nervous markets despite government data showing gasoline inventories decline. Brent for July slid to 37.08 on the ICE. Gasoline demand rose to 9.154 million bpd while inventories fell, signaling tighter supply as Memorial Day weekend approaches.
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Stocks mixed as data renew growth concerns and terror fears
Wall Street saw a cautious session with tech and small caps higher while large caps fell. A Treasury of data showed durable goods orders down 2.9 percent, the steepest one month decline since 2002, suggesting a temporary slowdown amid terrorism warnings and steady second quarter earnings ahead.
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