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Y2K. That's Y2K, spelt W.H.Y2K. We believe at the National Bank of Commerce that you've heard

enough bad news on the national economy. I'm John Hazard, chairman of the board of the

National Bank of Commerce, with a positive look at the Dallas economy.

Lamar Mews, president of Southwest Airlines, had this to say recently on the positive side of the picture.

We feel very fortunate, of course, to be in Texas.

It is one of the fastest-growing states as a whole in the nation, and with particular reference to Dallas and Houston and San Antonio,

the three points we serve, they are very aggressive and progressive cities.

The employment rate in Dallas is something like 2%, whereas the rest of the nation overall

is 6, and some places high as 12 and 13%.

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