Brownfield hires Lubbock attorney for Wind Power litigation
Brownfield City Council approved hiring Bill Harriger of Lubbock to represent the city in litigation with Texas Wind Power Inc. The attorney, already familiar with city lawyers, will be paid 175 per hour and is funded in the 2000 budget. The Wind Power project aimed to add electricity but stalled after funding fell through following a withdrawn government grant. Mayor Brad Moore updated council on contract history from Oct 1997 and subsequent losses.
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Altura Energy Sells to Los Angeles Based Buyer
Occidental Petroleum announced it completed the acquisition of Altura Energy Limited partnership making Occidental the nation’s largest independent oil and gas producer. The new Texas firm Occidental Permian Limited will see little immediate change with Public Affairs noting a smooth transition.
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Weather Outlook Saturday Highs in 80s with T storms
Weekend forecast calls for a high near 80 with a low around 48. Partly cloudy conditions give way to possible afternoon thunderstorms on Saturday.
Occidental Permian buys Brownfield wind project plans growth
The new owner Occidental Petroleum outlines organizational restructuring for about 900 Texas employees, with 600 in West Texas and the Permian Basin. First quarter 2000 earnings were $271 million, compared with a $70 million loss in Q1 1999. Legal actions against Texas Wind Power over DOE grants and related contracts are noted, with a May 22 court hearing on venue change and a push to arbitrate under the Windpower Purchase Agreement.
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FBI Divisional Director Ruben Garcia visits BHS students
Brownfield High School alumnus and current FBI Divisional Director Ruben Garcia spoke to more than 600 students at the BHS Gym. He shared how family, teachers, and mentors shaped his path from a Brownfield baseball standout to a Texas Tech All-American pitcher and a 22 year FBI career. He recalled choosing college over immediate pro play and noted his Texas Tech records and finance degree.
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Early voting opens for four local races in Brownfield area
Voters may cast ballots for Brownfield City Council Brownfield School Board Terry Memorial Hospital District and Meadow City Council ahead of the May 6 election. Early voting runs at the Terry County Clerk's office for the first three boards and at Meadow City Hall for the Meadow council. As of Thursday afternoon 183 residents had voted in city races 181 in the hospital board race and 178 in the school board race with Meadow matching two early voters.
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Washington Visit Highlights Security and Landmarks
The author notes heightened security at government buildings due to protests over China trade, with many searched and detectors active. They describe diverse demonstrators, a dramatic PETA protest with a manure-filled truck, and visits to the Newseum Ford's Theater Korean War Memorial and monuments. Political talks by Lott, Daschle, and Buchanan are covered alongside reflections on Washington sights and dogwoods.
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