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Composites Specialist's Donation Helps Texas School Continue His Research.

By Dan Wallach, The Beaumont Enterprise, Texas Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News May 2--Since composite materials don't exactly grow on trees, the human imagination first had to conjure up the idea of something stronger than steel but much lighter. Andrew...

Tags: car, CAREER, General Dynamics Corp., Lamar University, Manufacturing

Research articles 2004-05-02

New Liquor Store in Beaumont, Texas, Is Another Milestone for Family Business.

By Dan Wallach, The Beaumont Enterprise, Texas Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News Mar. 2--When Frank Messina opens Debb's Liquor Store for business on Monday, it will mark the beginning of his 32nd year at the helm of an enterprise that has expanded to...

Tags: CAREER, Lamar University, Louisiana, Manufacturing

Research articles 2004-03-02

Beaumont, Texas, Chamber Looks to Make Real an Economic Development Strategy.

By Dan Wallach, The Beaumont Enterprise, Texas Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News Mar. 4--The easy part is accomplished. Now comes the real work in forging reality from a recommended economic development strategy, said Jim Rich, Beaumont Chamber of Commerce president. ...

Tags: Lamar University, Manufacturing, Robert, Strategy

Research articles 2004-03-04

Educational Dining Service Employee Discrimination Lawsuit Proceeds in Texas.

By Rachel Stone, The Beaumont Enterprise, Texas Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News Feb. 5--BEAUMONT, Texas -- A white man alleging race discrimination admitted in sworn testimony Tuesday that the Hispanic man his former employer promoted instead of him was more qualified for the...

Tags: food, Lamar University, lawsuit, Manufacturing, Texas

Research articles 2004-02-05

Her posh tops fight free sheets to win.(Elizabeth Norris and hand bell table covers)(Brief Article)

When Elizabeth Norris attended hand-bell festivals with her music-minister husband about 30 years ago, she noticed -- as a home-economics teacher might -- that many groups covered their bell tables with old sheets. That didn't seem fitting, Norris thought, in a setting where musicians wear white...

Tags: Lamar University, Manufacturing

Research articles 2000-05-01