Texas conducts first Internet simulcast unclaimed property auction
Texas becomes first state to run an Internet simulcast of an unclaimed property auction. Online bidders from the United Kingdom and multiple states bought 71 lots for 34 501 dollars, aiding public education and state programs as 384 online bidders competed against 300 on the San Antonio floor.
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Austin
Texas
Carole Keeton Rylander
United Kingdom
New York
California
Connecticut
Rylander
Theauctionchannel.com
San Antonio
Atari
Commodore
State
How to become a millionaire slowly and safely
Don Taylor explains the slow path to wealth in Minding Your Own Business. He argues most millionaires are first generation and share strategies: invest early and regularly, use windfalls, buy appreciating assets, and live on less. He cites examples like not overvaluing new cars and emphasizes discipline and saving for retirement.
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America
John
Mary
Cicero
Don Taylor
Amarillo
Texas Internet Auction Simulcast Highlights Subrogation Rules
Texas launches nation’s first internet auction simulcast while officials warn about deceptive tactics in auto subrogation claims. Settlement bars labeling subrogations as debts or credit obligations and prohibits reports to credit bureaus. Also notes UT Austin tuition plan shift, bee quarantine developments, awards in agriculture, and internship calls at the Texas Department of Agriculture.
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Allstate
Cornyn
Larry Faulkner
University of Texas At Austin
Texas
Liberty County
Tors
Houston
Lubbock
el Paso
Bo Pilgrim
Pilgrim’s Pride Poultry Processing
Pittsburg
Texas A&m University System Agriculture Program
Susan Combs
Texas Department of Agriculture
Claudia Martinez
Benjamin Franklin Middle School
Dallas
Texas Department of Public Safety
Flying with Children as a Parent Gifted Wings
Gina Caswell Kelly urges parents to use their children as ready made wings and fly with them not waste time. The piece calls for active parenting through shared activities reading playing and guiding while acknowledging faith and growth as children mature.
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Gina Caswell Kelly
Better Business notes surge in phone scams
The Better Business Bureau of the South Plains cites a rise in consumer reports of scam calls seeking credit card data. Callers pose as credit card company staff offering protection or lower rates and request account numbers. Consumers are urged not to reveal numbers and to verify requests in writing, contact the BBB, and visit FTC and government sites for identity theft prevention.
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Lubbock
Better Business Bureau of the South Plains
BBB
Seater
Consumer.gov
Better Business Bureau
Federal Trade Commission
FTC
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Texas Press Association
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Allstate Insurance Companies
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Woneesty
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Jane Blay
FCS
Terry County
National Highway and Transportation Safety Administration
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