Missing Minister Headlines on Page Two Today
Page two highlights a missing minister with brief notes and local context. Page four covers the Terry County Rodeo details. The issue also includes Edit and Opinion, Band Rehearsals, and Classifieds on pages ten through eleven.
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Terry County
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Texas Tax Holiday Lets Shoppers Save This Weekend
Texas residents will enjoy a three day sales tax holiday on August 3 to 5 under Senate Bill 441 of the 76th Legislature. Clothing and footwear under 100 dollars are exempt from state and local taxes, with an estimated savings of 31.2 million in state tax and 8.4 million in local tax. Some items remain taxable including athletic wear used for on field play and protective gear.
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John Trischitti III
Texas
Carole Keeton Rylander
Keeton Rylander
Willis Miss Lubbock USA makes Miss Texas USA semis
Tyler Willis, Miss Lubbock USA from Brownfield, placed among the top 12 of 101 contestants at the Miss Texas USA 2002 pageant in Lubbock. She described interviews as tougher than last year, praised judges, and noted the eight judges split evenly by gender as she prepared for the final rounds.
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Willis
John Trischitti
Tyler Willis
Lubbock
Tyler
CCA to Vacate Brownfield Facility in 60 Days
After nine and a half years of payroll service in Brownfield, Correction Corporation of America will terminate its contract on August 31 following failed contract negotiations. CCA sought a 50 percent lease reduction to keep the Brownfield Intermediate Sanction Facility open, with current terms valued at $427,050 annually. city offers varied per-day rates for a one year contract. The facility, housing about 180 to 200 inmates and employing 63, may relocate staff to other CCA sites if feasible.
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John Trischitti III
Brownfield
Correction Corporation of America
CCA
Brownfield Intermediate
BID Corp
Jack Cargill
ISF
Shamblum
Internet chain letters paint Congress in a mixed light
An Aransas Pass Progress column warns about email hoaxes and false claims about Congress. It notes many viral items misstate facts, urges skepticism, and argues that statistics can exaggerate wrongdoing while inviting readers to seek proof before believing sensational stories.
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D.C
Aransas Pass
Dick Richards
MTV
New Orleans
Neiman Marcus
Bl.net
Seaboard
Craig Shergold
Sherwood
Sherman
England
Congress
Names in the News: two women turn vacant house into shops
Lisa Lewis and Darla Melton turned a vacant rent house in Terry County into Mag nificent Obsessions a scrapbooking store and The Blue Dragonfly a greenhouse. Lewis a San Angelo native moved with husband farmer David Lewis to Brownfield. they have four children. See Names Page 4.
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Lisa Lewis
Darla Melton
Terry County
Magnificent Obsessions
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Melton
San Angelo
Brownfield
David Lewis
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