DECEMBER
'97 ARCHIVES
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Dec. 31 -- J.T.
Smith Column: New Holland makes machinery landmark in
1997
Dec. 31 -- Brian
Bethel Column: Had any luck with that new Christmas gift,
yet?
Dec. 31 -- Home
Equity Loans in Texas: Great deal of interest shown in
historic opportunity
Dec. 31 -- What
Will Last, Too: Tecnological highlights of 1997
Dec. 31 -- The
Economy: Consumer confidence surges to highest level since
1969
Dec. 30 -- J.T.
Smith Column: Taylor County pecan growers shine at regional
competition
Dec. 30 -- Software
Giant: Justice insists Misrosoft is violating court order
Dec. 30 -- A
Little Slow: Bonds prices dip in light trading
Dec. 30 -- Auto
Incentives: New year, new deals; No letup in incentives
seen
Dec. 28 -- High-tech
conundrum: Microsoft strategy under attack benefits PC
users
Dec. 28 -- Business
notebook: News and announcements of interest to the local
business community
Dec. 28 -- J.T.
Smith column: Cotton gins were around long before Eli
Whitney
Dec. 28 -- Nancy
Michaels column: Tax write-offs
Dec. 28 -- Year
in review: A hectic year for business, a time of financial
stability for the average American
Dec. 28 -- The
year in banking: Banks profited in a year of mergers,
but angered some customers
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Dec. 27 -- J.T.
Smith column: USDA credit guarantees to South Korea will
boost cotton exports
Dec. 25 -- White
Christmas: Abilene region's mega cotton crop worth $500
million
Dec. 25 -- Careers
Column: Getting people to work together on the job
Dec. 25 -- J.T.
Smith Column: The cotton loan program is a different game
now
Dec. 25 -- Carol
Kleiman Column: In this case, you don't want to recycle
Dec. 25 -- Privacy
issues: Online databases agree to remove consumer's personal
info on request
Dec. 25 -- Saying
thank you: How to reward employees without breaking the
bank
Dec. 25 -- Dealing
for dollars: If you want a higher salary, you'll need
to negotiate
Dec. 24 -- Brian
Bethel column: Keeping drivers up to date will help computer
function at its best
Dec. 24 -- Online
cards: Online cards: When you care enough to send via
Internet
Dec. 24 -- Browser
battle: Microsoft disputes Justice Department's stance
Dec. 24 -- J.T.
Smith Column: Christmas in the country was a mighty fun
time
Dec. 23 -- J.T.
Smith Column: Grazing leases becoming the clear trend
in ranching
Dec. 23 -- Utility
Mergers: Despite big flops, more utility mergers expected
Dec. 23 -- Oil
Prices: Energy prices fall after Iraq signs aid plan
Dec. 21 -- Business
reading: Personal finance books arrive with wealth of
money-making secrets
Dec. 21 -- Some
assembly required: Save the boxes and follow these tips
in setting up new computer
Dec. 21 -- European
currency policy: U.S. execs fear EMU instability
Dec. 21 -- NationsBank
acquisition: Shareholders OK Barnett merger
Dec. 21 -- Nerd
Bird: On the information skyway
Dec. 21 -- Business
Notebook: News and announcements of interest to the local
business community
Dec. 21 -- Areas
near Abilene in decline: West Texas leading state's peanut
boom as north-central Texas declines
Dec. 21 -- Small
business advice: Money-making presentation tips
Dec. 21 -- Doug
Williamson column: Howe, Richmond promoted at United Bank
and Trust
Dec. 21 -- J.T.
Smith column: Cattle barns are shutting down for the holidays
Dec. 20 -- J.T.
Smith column: Applicators can reinstate certificates through
CEUs
Dec. 19 -- J.T.
Smith column: Let the rain come even if it gets messy
this weekend
Dec. 18 -- Risk
Management Agency changes: Federal rule changes would
impact area cotton growers
Dec. 18 -- Slate:
Microsoft's online magazine to charge subscriptions in 1998
Dec. 18 -- Getting
Going: Getting Going: Finding the best stock-bond mix
Dec. 18 -- J.T.
Smith column: Beefing up school lunches is good news for
cattlemen
Dec. 18 -- If
PUC agrees: TU customers may get rate decrease
Dec. 18 -- Questions
about company keeping promises: Wall Street Journal allegations
about Zoltek denied
Dec. 17 -- Brian
Bethel column: Keep that hard drive virus free
Dec. 17 -- Good
news: Fed leaves interest rates alone
Dec. 17 -- Key
Energy Group: New Jersey firm to buy local drilling company
Dec. 17 -- Doug
Williamson column: Some holiday sites and a few other
interesting places to visit
Dec. 17 -- J.T.
Smith column: Texas A&M takes American Royal Livestock
judging
Dec. 17 -- USDA
announcement: Boll weevil program slated to get $10-million
boost today
Dec. 16 -- Doug
Williamson Column: New businesses in town...
Dec. 16 -- J.T.
Smith Column: Shedding more light on cotton can boost
yields
Dec. 16 -- Convenience
R Us: Toy registry makes a child's life a lot easier
Dec. 16 -- Monopolies
R Us: Microsoft appeals injunction, offers computer makers
a version of Windows without browser
Dec. 14 -- The
saying is true: Big spenders find happiness has no price
tag
Dec. 14 -- Christmas
gift ideas: Thought-provoking, entertaining books on business
and the economy
Dec. 14 -- Business
in overdrive: The hungry Caterpillar
Dec. 14 -- Have
an electronic Christmas: High tech gadgets always good
gifts
Dec. 14 -- Child
labor: Under baking sun, Texas' children pick and perspire
Dec. 14 -- Business
Notebook: News and announcements of interest to the local
business community
Dec. 14 -- Business
analysis: OPEC looks for a long-term future
Dec. 14 -- J.T.
Smith column: Captive supplies squelch bidding for cattle
Dec. 13 -- J.T.
Smith column: "Texas Friendly" to help business
folks be nicer
Dec. 13 -- Concerns
over public perception: Beef industry trying to solve
E. coli problems
Dec. 12 -- Looking
to repeal earlier standards: Lawmakers considering flushing
regulation calling for smaller residential toilet tanks
Dec. 12 -- J.T.
Smith column: Webb says "star wars" technology
can purify ag products
Dec. 12 -- Geographic
information system: Taylor County USDA office one of nine
in nation to try GIS
Dec. 12 -- No
fines, however: Judge orders Microsoft to quit bundling
Windows, browser
Dec. 12 -- Office
of Management and Budget official: Administration to spend
hundreds of millions to fix year 2000 problem
Dec. 11 -- Carol
Kleiman column: Turnover among top managers increasing
Dec. 11 -- Rude
clerks a top consumer complaint: Customer service works
in all seasons
Dec. 11 -- Flying
to Dallas: Finding a bargain fare takes work
Dec. 11 -- Nancy
Michaels column: Setting goals can pay off -- high profile
examples
Dec. 11 -- Urging
farmers to participate: Perry says ag census helps give
Texans more voice
Dec. 11 -- Work
etiquette: Right technique can end phone problems
Dec. 11 -- Amy
Lindgren column: Job-seekers are hoping for a little peace
of mind
Dec. 11 -- J.T.
Smith column: Clearing up confusion about Coggins test
for equine
Dec. 11 -- Retention
referendum: Area cotton farmers will soon vote on keeping
weevil effort
Dec. 10 -- Brian
Bethel column: Don't forget your hard disk needs care
Dec. 10 -- Special
night: Big Country District FFA honors adults for support
Dec. 10 -- Despite
consumer objections: Justice Dept. approves NationsBank
purchase of Barnett
Dec. 10 -- Only
source of farm information: Rick Perry in Abilene today
to urge census cooperation
Dec. 10 -- Stempel
Manufacturing: Judge approves sale of embattled furniture
maker to Illinois firm mbmfw
Dec. 10 -- J.T.
Smith Column: The time they robbed the Albany bank
Dec. 10 -- Claim
to have planted virus: Hackers break into Yahoo, demand
release of imprisoned comrade
Dec. 9 -- J.T.
Smith Column: Texas irrigation conference is tomorrow
in Lubbock
Dec. 9 -- FFA'ers
Successful: Haskell and Snyder FFA advance teams to state
Dec. 9 -- Doug
Williamson Column: Recycling Service looking for partners
Dec. 9 -- Super
Bowl Ads: Volvo Trucks, Mail Boxes Etc. make big bets
on lone commercials
Dec. 7 -- Business
notebook: News and announcements of interest to the local
business community
Dec. 7 -- An
indispensable tool: Cell phones becoming more common outside
business world
Dec. 7 -- Abilene
Board of Realtors: McAlister named 'Realtor of the Year'
Dec. 7 -- J.T.
Smith column: Abilene region has trio in key state and
national ag posts
Dec. 7 -- Tax
Report: Tax Report: A special summary and forecast of
federal and state tax developments
Dec. 7 -- More
to come: Texnews.com debuts new home page
Dec. 6 -- J.T.
Smith column: Texas Independent Ginners opens an office
headquarters
Dec. 5 -- J.T.
Smith column: Expect the ag census in your mailbox soon
Dec. 5 -- A
gallon of milk and a Pentium Pro please: Texas Kroger
stores become first food store chain to offer computers
Dec. 5 -- Real
estate watch: Low mortgage rates for the holidays
Dec. 5 -- The
Property Report: That nice facade may hide a surprise
Dec. 4 -- Carol
Kleiman column: Questions allowed and not allowed during
job interviews
Dec. 4 -- Do
your computer a favor: Routine care keeps hard drive going
Dec. 4 -- How
much should you invest in stocks?: It all depends on goals
and time frame
Dec. 4 -- Only
downer is price: Abilene regional wheat prospects brighter
after rain
Dec. 4 -- Small
business advice: Repetitive stress can be costly to employers
Dec. 4 -- J.T.
Smith column: Stallman re-elected president of Texas Farm
Bureau
Dec. 4 -- Wire
Networks, Inc.: Marleen McDaniel hit mother lode with
Internet sites targeting women
Dec. 3 -- Holidays
online: Wired shoppers expected to surge, but security
worries remain
Dec. 3 -- Brian
Bethel column: Video cards can liven performance
Dec. 3 -- Making
the 'Net safe for kids: Online industry to help law enforcers
monitor Internet
Dec. 3 -- J.T.Smith
column: Bush calls agriculture the cornerstone of Texas
economy
Dec. 2 -- Let
the shopping begin: Most early shoppers were bargain hunters,
survey finds
Dec. 2 -- J.T.
Smith column: De la Garza wins Farm Bureau award
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