Wal Mart permit boosts Brownfield April building totals
Brownfield April permits jump to $630 655 led by a $450 000 Wal Mart expansion for the old TG Y store. April also includes $85 000 for a new residence on Carter Drive and $60 000 for Bell Ritter body shop remodel.
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Brownfield
Tg&y
Wal-Mart
Carter Drive
Bell-Ritter
J. Smith
Carter Dr
Jerry Burke
S. Lons
Tino Flores
Cactus
Harold Shiflett
Bynum Lane
Bell-Ritter Motor Co
W. Tate
Wilburn Bailey
Seagraves Highway
Alex Cabrera
E. Broadway
Tommy Hamilton
E. Oak
Local girls set for Region 1-3A track meet in Odessa
Brownfield girls focus on eight events at Ratliff Stadium as they face mainly 4A and 5A foes. The squad earned two relay silver and two relay bronze finishes and added two seconds and two thirds at South Plains College, with Estacado as the only strong relay challenger. The 800 meter clocked 1 46 09, noted as their best time this year.
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Odessa
Ratliff Stadium
Brownfield
BHS
South Plains College
Lubbock Estacado
Paper Ink by Lynn Brisendine on children and teachers
This edition of Paper 'n Ink presents a poem A Memo From a Child by Don Hendley and a letter by Ken Flowers about what teachers mean to us. The pieces address discipline, guidance, and appreciation, reflecting school life. Pg. 2A
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Paper 'N Ink
Don Hendley
Ken Flowers
Terry County backs supercollider site on South Plains
In a brief session on April 27, 1987, Terry County Commissioners passed a resolution supporting Lubbock and the South Plains as the site for a six billion dollar supercollider. The plan, aimed at northeast Hale County and about 16 miles wide, is expected to add roughly 250 million in payroll to the region.
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Terry County
Supercollider
South Plains
Lubbock
Texas
Commissioners Court
Terry County Commissioners Court
Hockley County
Texas faces 27 percent DHS budget cut impact
A Texas budget debate highlights a proposed 27 percent cut to the Department of Human Services. The analysis, drawn from Howard Yandell, estimates widespread losses across health care, nursing home rates, protective and community services, food stamps, child welfare, and Medicare aid, with specific effects in Terry and Yoakum Counties including 1,452 people losing assistance.
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Texas
Texas Department of Human Services
Bill Clements
Howard Yandell
Texas Department of Human Services Region II
Department of Human Services
Terry
Yoakum Counties
Department of Human Resources
Yoakum
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Esabell Valasquez
Levelland Hwy
Ken Hendrick
Elias Garcia
Magnolia
James K. Gaither
E. Lons
Brownfield Inn
Lubbock Rd
Sid Johnson
E. Hester
Sid Acevedo
N. 1St St
Ronnie Skaggs
S. &Th St
Wilson Hart
Tohoka Rd
Serena Hardin
Bill Brown
Brown
Tnk
Lynn Brisendine
United States
BBA
Maria Herrera
J.D. Beil
Brownfield Business Association
Herrera
Script Office Supply
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