Tornado reshapes Fort Worth business district
In Fort Worth the downtown tornado forced about 250 firms to relocate temporarily, many in Bank One, Mallick Tower and Cash America buildings. No downtown deaths. five elsewhere. Lawyers and insurers faced losses. Reata restaurant closed 42 days, then reopened May 9 after $1 million in repairs and interruptions.
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Fort Worth
Altaras Information
Bailey
Altaras & Thompson
Bank One
Mallick
Cash America
Tarrant County Court
Erickson
Reata
Mike Evans
Deli
Sor Worth
Plano woman charged in counterfeit software trafficking ring
A Plano woman was charged for involvement in a ring that bought foreign manufactured counterfeit Microsoft software from Aventec and moved it to a Cincinnati store for sale to customers. The Windows NT Server and Office 1997 products were valued up to 18 million dollars at retail.
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Los Angeles
Plano
Microsoft
Alejandro
Enes Saracer
Mou
Aventec
Cincinnati
Robstown Baseball Loses Playoff Bid in Texas Supreme Court
The Texas Supreme Court rejected a bid to pause Robstown’s disqualification from the playoffs after UIL penalties. Judge Hunter had ruled the sanction too harsh, sending Robstown home while Roma High prepared to play. Lawyer Lucius Bunton praised the decision as a correct application of the law.
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UIL
State Supreme Court
Hunter
Robstown
Lucius Bunton
Bunton
Ee SR
Os Uma
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