West Texas Children's Centre shows steady progress and growth
WTCC in Brownfield, led by Roy Wooten, moved to East Bynum two and a half months ago and now hosts 13 youths in Emergency Shelter with plans for two additional licensed programs. Licenses for Residential Treatment Center and Independent Living are expected by mid August, expanding capacity to 34 beds. The shelter averages 36 days per child, with a waiting list, and weekly activities including an Educational Enrichment Program and softball tournaments with regional homes. Donations of school supplies are being gathered from local shoppers to prepare for the upcoming school year.
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Texas Terry County votes on homestead exemption amendment
Early voting ended Tuesday at the Terry County Clerk's office for Saturdays constitutional amendment election. 308 ballots cast. The measure increases residence homestead exemption by 10000 and allows transfer of tax limitation to another qualified homestead for seniors over 65. Four voting sites open 7 am to 7 pm.
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Local UPS customers see little effect from strike
Brownfield residents report minimal disruption as the National Teamsters Union strikes UPS. Jim Densmore notes packages were redirected to other carriers and says Brownfield recipients faced few issues. Robert Franklin warns the stoppage could raise shipping costs if it continues beyond a week. The local Post Office plans to assist where possible.
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Rangers Pudge lands 42 million deal and Texas Tech eyeing Manning
The Texas Rangers resolved a major negotiation by signing Ivan Rodriguez to a 42 million dollar deal after a failed 45 million offer. Texas Tech prepares for the 1997 season facing Peyton Manning and coach Spike Dykes, with local media noting his humorous persona and medical history.
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Name In The News A Good Neighbor Coy Jones
Coy Jones, back in Brownfield, stays busy with remodeling projects and visits to see friends in hospital. A Brownfield School System veteran, he began in 1954 and retired in 1992 after four decades as teacher, coach and counselor. Now, he keeps active, helps neighbors with yards, paints, operating church sound, and mentors youth while cherishing family and a 1993 Israel trip.
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Spirit of the Plains band concert at EMI Auditorium
The Spirit of the Plains will perform 1960s rock songs including Gimme Some Lovin and What I Like About You at 6 p.m. Friday August 8 in the EMI Auditorium. Admission is free with ice cream served after. boosters are asked to bring a bucket of homemade ice cream and spoons. For details contact Richard Herrera or Carla Stewart.
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