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Newspaper
Brownfield News
Location
Brownfield, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1996
Page
3
The GED examination will raise passing standards starting January 1 1997. A score of at least 40 and an average of 45 across all five parts will be required, replacing the old 40 or 45 averages rule. Some students have partial completion and must finish before the deadline. For scheduling contact BHS Counselor Nonie Cawthon at 637 4523.
The Terry County Division of the American Heart Association has scheduled the American Heart Walk for Saturday Oct. 26. The association funds research and education to reduce cardiovascular disease and stroke, the nation’s leading killer, with nearly 7 million dollars spent on research including 185,000 to Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center. The division promotes health education through brochures and outreach.
Bryan and Roxann Norton announce the birth of daughter Kayla Nikole born September 25 at 7 54 p.m. at University Medical Center Lubbock. She weighed six pounds eight ounces and measured 19.25 inches. Grandparents Kathy Sweeney and Larry and Donna Norton of Brownfield. Maternal great grandparents Helen Meadows Ken Webb and Mary Webb. paternal great grandparents Eleanor Norton and Gladys Jowers. The entry also covers Heart Association activities in Terry County with a Heart Walk on October 26, fundraising goal 2500 dollars and 15 percent overhead, plus officers and directors for 1996.
A black male, 6-3, 230 pounds, wearing a dark mask and clothing, entered Ryburn's Finn Station at 1320 Tohoka Road at closing time Saturday Sept 28. He displayed a large knife and demanded money, receiving an undetermined amount before fleeing on foot.
The Brownfield Jr. 4-H Club met at the Terry County Park Amphitheater with 13 members present. Members filled out registration forms and there was no unfinished business. Prospective members should contact the Terry County Extension Office at 637-4060. The club meets at 5:30 p.m. on the second Tuesday monthly. Joshua King is the club reporter.
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