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Focuses on recycling and waste management activities in Dallas, Texas highlighted at the 1999 Waste Expo in the city. Tours featuring waste management facilities in the city; Companies such as Balcones Recycling and Rock-Tenn Recycling participating in the guided tours.

States that `Daily Texan' newspaper could help journalism students and journalists establish connections. How the newspaper is managed; Famous journalists in the United States who started their journalism career in the newspaper.

Provides information on the use of cellulose by researchers at the University of Texas in Austin, as the main ingredient for making electronic paper. Typical strategy for making e-paper; Goal of the researchers for using cellulose; Paper-making process through the use of cellulose.

The article discusses several changes made by healthcares to improve workflow in their system. Collaboration between Streamline Health and Eclipsys (Allscripts), by Sarasota Memorial Healthcare Systems in 2008 helped the clinical information system (CIS), physicians and caregivers to access all records "Perceptive Software's Image Now" product by Parkland Health & Hospital Systems, increased the comfort level in working of the Health Information Management (HIM) staff. Cintas' ScanMD, a document management solution for Orthopedics staff.

Considers why weekly newspapers in Texas are thriving in 1997. Increasing weekly newspaper readership in contrast to declining daily circulations, across the United States; Possible reasons for the success of weeklies, including demographic and community appeal; The example of the `Zapata County News,' published by Bob McVey; How the urban daily papers are trying to compete.

Reports that the Harris County, Texas Toll Road Authority will sell commercial papers under a multi-million dollar short-term borrowing program approved by County commissioners in September 2001. Ways in which proceeds of the sale will be utilized; Dealer and bond counsel for the sale; Ratings of the commercial papers by various rating agencies.

The article describes Level F activity programs for primary education which teach students about the U.S. dollar, its features, how dollar bills are made using special paper and ink and their printing at the Bureau of Engraving and Printing in Washington, D.C. and Fort Worth, Texas.

The article describes Level E activity programs for primary education which teach students about the U.S. dollar, its features, how dollar bills are made using special paper and ink and their printing at the Bureau of Engraving and Printing in Washington, D.C. and Fort Worth, Texas.

The article presents Levels Pre-A to F lesson plans for primary education which teach students about the U.S. dollar, its features, how dollar bills are made using special paper and ink and their printing at the Bureau of Engraving and Printing in Washington, D.C. and Fort Worth, Texas.

The article describes Level D activity programs for primary education which teach students about the U.S. dollar, its features, how dollar bills are made using special paper and ink and their printing at the Bureau of Engraving and Printing in Washington, D.C. and Fort Worth, Texas.

The article describes Level C activity programs for primary education which teach students about the U.S. dollar, its features, how dollar bills are made using special paper and ink and their printing at the Bureau of Engraving and Printing in Washington, D.C. and Fort Worth, Texas.

The article describes Level B activity programs for primary education which teach students about the U.S. dollar, how dollar bills are made using special paper and ink and their printing at the Bureau of Engraving and Printing in Washington, D.C. and Fort Worth, Texas.

Looks at recycling in the office and the items that are recycled. Comments from Dan Cullinane, the Fort Worth firm's owner and Chief Executive Officer.

Reports the plans of North Texas Tollway Authority and Harris County Toll Road Authority to implement commercial paper program in Dallas, Texas. Benefits of the commercial paper program to the authority; Rating of the program by the Standard & Poor's; Proceeds of the program.

Reports the efforts of bond market professionals to bring normalcy in Texas after the terrorist attacks in New York and Washington D.C. Intention to roll out due commercial papers in Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport; Request for money market funds; Confidence on the ability of market to recover.

Focuses on University of Texas-Austin's efforts to seek papers for a March 1980 seminar on Libraries and Culture. Exploration of role and significance of graphic records in society; Paper requirements.

Wonders about the authenticity of the obituary of James M. `Jamie' Woodson III that the `Fort Worth Star-Telegram' printed on May 11, 1996. Motion pictures which he had supposedly written, including `Lawrence of Arabia'; The difficulty in conclusively disproving reported activities of Woodson; Similarities in the questionable truth of the story to past hoaxes which Texas journalists have played on newspapers.

Focuses on the electronic revolution of the paper check by Telecheck Services Inc., a check acceptance company in Houston, Texas. Development of The TeleCheckElectronic Check Acceptance service; Use of the service for faster processing and reduction of handling paper; Guarantee of payment and elimination of bad checks risk.

Reports the selling of commercial paper by the Texas Public Finance Authority in Dallas, Texas. Finance of government projects; Acquisition of liquidity for note program; Conversion of long-term debt.

Focuses on the manufacture and marketing of the Sip Sac, a container for a cold can of beer. The Sip Sac, a brown paper bag lined with insulation; Weekend 2000, the manufacturer in Austin, Texas; Views of Blake Snow, Weekend 2000's sales manager.

Reports that the Dallas Morning News Incorporated of Texas has acquired the assets of Colleyville News Incorporated, publisher of the `Colleyville News and Times.' Paid circulation of the `News and Times'; Non disclosure of purchase price; Comments from Jeremy Halbreich, president and general manager of Morning News.

Reports on the publication of the `La Semana' Spanish-language newspaper in Fort Worth, Texas by local real estate developers John and Julie Martinez. Features of the newspaper; Initial reaction by the community and business to the newspaper; Comment by Richard A. Navarrete, president of the Fort Worth Hispanic Chamber of Commerce.

Presents a report on data from 11,000 commercial banks in Texas showing the increase of interest rates pushed unrecognized securities losses at banks to $19.2 billion in 1994. Difference between purchase cost and market value; Comments by Bob Moore, senior economist at Federal Reserve in Dallas.

Discusses the harsh treatment the US Border Patrol subjects Latinos and Mexican-American citizens to in El Paso, Texas, which is being met with some resistance. The type of abuse the Border Patrol inflicts on detainees; The lawsuit brought by seven Mexican-Americans against the Border Patrol; How Federal District Judge Lucius Bunton ruled in their favor; The stern warning issued to the Border Patrol; Details of Murillo v. Musegades, INS (Immigration and Naturalization Service); More.

Reports on the decisions made by the Academic Library of St. Mary's University in San Antonio, Texas to replace printed indexes with electronic ones. Options; Indexes cancelled; Things considered in the selection.

Focuses on the efforts of newspaper publishers in Arlington, Texas to promote their respective papers. Event sponsorship by `Arlington Star-Telegram'; Scottish cultural festival sponsored by `The Arlington Morning News'; Comparison of the June 20, 1997 editions of both newspapers; Efforts to improve the newspapers' images. INSET: Upscale rotogravure, by M.F..

Report that United States President George Bush has decided his presidential papers should go to a Texas university, but has not yet decided which one.