Houston riders shine at Midland Polo grounds event
Lurena Bell and Judy Poss, both of Houston, polished boots for each other before competing at Midland Polo grounds early Sunday. Winners in the West Texas Dressage and Combined Association Dressage Show on Sunday included Leading Senior Rider Richard.
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Lurena Bell
Houston
Judy Poss
Poss
Midland Polo Grounds
West Texas
Richard
Bank opens doors with new owners
Metro Bank of Midland failed prompting the U.S. Comptroller to charter Mid-Cities National Bank of Midland to take over deposits. New owners say deposits are insured by the FDIC and plan a business as usual approach while handling energy loan collateral.
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Metro Bank of Midland
U.S. Comptroller of the Currency
Mid- Cities National Bank of Midland
Metro Bank
State Banking Board
Robert E. Stewart
Tami Maggard
Midland
Midland Regional
Maggard
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
Mid- Cities
Metro
Roy Ryan
Ryan
Mid-Cities
FDIC
Mid-Cities National Bank
Lubbock
Borger
U.S. Comptroller
New National Bank
Blair
Warren
Riley
Citizen’s State Bank
Pampa
Panhandle Bank and Trust
Powell
Lubbock Savings and Loan Company
Brownfield State Bank and Trust
Mid-Cities National
Texas banks merge push reshapes state finance landscape
Dallas Morning News reports major Texas bank holding companies pursuing mergers to gain scale amid regulatory and competitive pressures. Cullen-Frost plans a 287 million merger with First City Bancorporation, boosting assets to 19.6 billion and 75 banks. Mercantile Southwest and Southwest Bancshares announce a 530 million stock merger creating an 18 billion asset firm. InterFirst and First United complete their 1982 announced merger, forming the largest Texas bank with 22.3 billion in assets and 66 banks. Texas American Banc shares rejects a 460 million merger offer from Texas Commerce Bancshares.
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Dallas Morning News
Dallas
Texas
T.C. Frost
Cullen-Frost Bankers
Cullen-Frost-First City
Mercantile Southwest Corp
Houston
Southwest Bancshares Inc
Stock Exchange
InterFirst Corp
Fort Worth
First United Bancorporation Inc
Texas texts board to hear public input on book choices
Texas starts a new chapter in textbook selection by hearing from supporters and critics. As the nation’s largest single purchaser, Texas may require publishers to revise titles for sale nationwide. The 27 member committee will take public testimony for the first time, with state funds only for Board approved books. Estimates place purchases at 36.3 million for new titles, rising to 65.5 million with replacements and costs.
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Austin
Texas
James Michener
California
Board of Education
People For the American Way
City loses $41 million in taxable property tax base
A U S Supreme Court ruling exempting bank securities from taxation reduces the tax base for the city, county, school district, and Odessa College by 41 million dollars while overall appraised property value rises to nearly 6.16 billion. Officials weigh refunds, market-value appraisal for bank stocks, and impact on tax rates with broader statewide losses projected.
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Odessa College
U.S. Supreme Court
Odessa
Ector County
Ector County Appraisal District Board
City Management Services
Jack Edwards
Fidwards
U.S
Jim Robinson
State Property Tax Board
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Jennifer Schwartz
Fran Dearing
Chrys Beal
By Robert Halpern
Jerry Powell
First State Bank of
Memphis
Farmer’s State Bank of
Hart
Edgar Blair
David Warren
Billy Riley
Texas American Bancshares Inc
Texas Commerce Bancshares Inc
Board of Directors
Robinson
Property Tax Board