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Newspaper

Brownfield News

Location

Brownfield, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 08, 1971

Page

2

Retirement prompts Swigert warning on U S decline

Ernest G Swigert of Portland urges readers as he retires that the United States risks decline as it borrows heavily, spends a third of GNP on government, and faces a weakening dollar. He calls for integrity in Congress and bipartisan action to restore solvency and common sense. The piece labels Swigert as old fashioned by critics.

Ernest G. Swigert Portland Ore United States Congress of the Swigert

South Plains health seminar to tackle drug abuse

Health officials announce a August 2025 drug abuse training seminar at Texas Tech University in Lubbock to mobilize community resources. Dr. James E. Peavy leads 24 experts with sessions on drug research and local action. registration closes August 13 with no fee. Notable speakers include District Attorney Blair Cherry and State Senator H. J. Blanchard.

Brownfield South Plains Texas State Department of Health Biology Audietorium Texas Tech University Lubbock James E. Peavy Joseph C. Schoolar Texas Research Institute of Mental Science Houston Blair Cherry H. J Doc) Blanchard C. Basil Moss Bill Cox

Brownfield Past Items Reflect Local History Highlights

A Brownfield page recalls events from various decades. It notes Terry County youth at a Texas Youth Conference in Seguin, a Brownfield Optimist Club talk by John Hedrick, and an excellent 1970 Brownfield High School yearbook rating. It also lists multiple anniversary snapshots from 5 to 50 years ago, including building permits, local hearings, church groundbreaking, and civic notes such as rail depot modernization, defense aluminum efforts, and a large ranch purchase.

Srownfield Texas Youth Conference Seguin Joe Mac Sears David Murphy Alice Toliver Peggy Hester Judy Crow Troy Jenkins John Hedrick Fellowship of Christian Athletes Brownfield Optimist Club Brownfield High School National School Yearbook Association Critical Service For Co. D Texas Defense Guard Dorothy Faye Blanton Maretta Halloway Dallas Terry County Rotarians Rotary-Anns Sand Hills A. B. Sanders Ralls Europe Rotary International Vienna Austria Gus White Lamesa Dawson County Gaines County Brownfield Wolfforth Bruce Hancock

Diplomatic immunity challenged in heroin seizure case

U.S. Customs seized 175 pounds of heroin worth 20 million dollars from the baggage of a man identified as the son of Panama's ambassador to Taiwan, sparking calls to inspect belongings of all visitors regardless of passport type. Legislation aims to stop loopholes in immunity while noting Turkey's pledge to eradicate poppy production by next fall.

Louis C. Wyman N.H U.S Panama Taiwan Nixon Mitchell Ship of State United States Washington Turkey Ankara J.C

Sidelights on Texas 1972 races swirl around nominees

State Sen Joe Christie of El Paso surfaces as a Democratic potential for U S Senate against John Tower while weighing his state senate seat. Dolph Briscoe campaigns for governor as Lt Gov Ben Barnes pushes his bid and Ralph Yarborough keeps doors open. Gov Preston Smith hints at re election, and Houston Post President William Hobby remains the lone announced choice to replace Barnes as lieutenant governor. APPOINTMENTS Mary Nell Garrison to Board of Regents of Midwestern University and other picks—Louis Shanks, Frank Medina, Dr James W Suffield, Logan W Wood Jr—join State Board related posts. Charles Freeman named to Pleasanton Board of Directors.

Frank Medina Austin James W. Suffield Beaumont Logan W. Wood Jr Houston New Texas Board of Athletic Trainers

State Board appointments and Texas fiscal moves highlighted

Areas ESL Evergreen district Bruce Street Graham and A M Willis Longview named to UT Board of Regents. Textbooks funded 23.2 million. Brand recording rules for cattlemen with August 30 deadline and 10 year renewals. Houston Waco chosen for Model Cities. Dove season opens Sept 1 North Zone. Computerized driver records and crime data system expansion. Over 425000 Texas horses vaccinated against VEE. 1971 first half construction up per UT Bureau. County hospital districts may contract for discounted lab services. William Crocker named executive director of Texas Motor Vehicle Commission. Lloyd Bentsen cites party unity over presidential hopes.

Bruce Street Graham A. M. Willis Longview North Texas State University Board of Regents

Hidden Treasure In The Bible Collectors Faithful Guide

A Bible themed feature argues that true wealth lies not in banknotes but in the Bible’s guidance for a joyful life and eternal hope. It cites verses from First Peter and Psalms to urge readers to open, study, and apply its spiritual treasure for peace, guidance, and abundant life.

Jesus

Brownfield Letters Support Hospital Sound System Fund

A Brownfield News readers’ page presents two letters: one from the Brownfield Chapter of Candy Stripers seeking donations for a hospital sound system, including a plaque memory program with local musicians and a call to contribute through Alice Toliver. The second thanks supporters of a Tomboy Softball team, citing gratitude to Ken Kelsay, Henry Jones, and team mothers for transporting, catering, and organizing, and praising the Girls Softball League as a wholesome summer program for girls 9 to 12.

Brownfield Candy Stripers Brownfield General Hospital Alice Toliver East Buckley Ken Kelsay Denver City Henry Jones

Apollo 15 astronauts redefine space achievement and faith

In a reflection on Apollo 15, the piece lauds Scott and Irwin for efficient travel, longer stays, and new understanding beyond Earth orbit. It contrasts public appetite for spectacle with deeper questions of space funding versus domestic needs and praises astronauts' religious faith as they explore the moon and its broader implications.

Scott Irwin Earth America John Glenn Jim Irwin

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