Former children's Centre now housing CRTC in West Texas
The 47 residents of the Brown field CRTC facility moved to the old West Texas Children's Center on Bynum Lane, now renamed Women's Residential Substance Abuse Treatment Facility Court Residential Treatment Facility. Director David Chasteen outlined staged moves, funding hopes, staff efforts, and facility upgrades. He explained separate male and female programs, the Helping Women Recover approach for women, and rules against violence, with men and women housed separately behind high fences. He noted potential state funding to expand community corrections and the plan to add seven more women on Sept 15, reaching 54 clients.
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Brownfield
CRTC
Old West Texas
Women's
David Chasteen
Seagraves Highway
Chasteen
Court Residential
West Texas
BIDCorp board agenda outlines August meeting items
The Brownfield Industrial Development Corporation Board of Directors will meet at 4 p.m. on Monday August 14. Items include June and July financials, August sales tax report, building removals for a new business, engineering cuts for an ISF facility addition, spinning mill feasibility funding, bylaw amendments for September, and approval of the 2000 2001 budget.
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Brownfield Industrial Development Corporation Board of Directors
Brownfield
ISF
Bidcorp
Firestone tire recall affects Ford Explorers and others
Ed Moseley Ford Brownfield reports a large Firestone recall covering P235-75R15 ATX ATXII and Wilderness AT tires. Problems involve tread separation on high heat and speed, with incidents in Texas and Florida. About ten customers inquired locally. replacements are on order and inflation checks urged.
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Lynn Brisendine
Firestone Tire Company
Phil Cornell
Ed Moseley Ford
Brownfield
Ed Moseley
Firestone
Cornell
Saudi Arabia
United States
U.S
Texas
Florida
Lubbock
Brazos County
Georgia
Snipers Wanted Scroll Sparks CBS Kilborn Backlash
A debate erupts over a Late Show Kilborn broadcast featuring a Bush nomination image with a scrolling caption reading Snipers Wanted. CBS issued a formal apology calling the graphic inappropriate and regrettable while Bush accepted the apology. Kilborn’s site appeared defensive.
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George W
CBS
Kilborn
Bush
L.A
Snipers wanted scroll line in search window dialog
Fragmented chat log shows repeated prompts about a requested “snipers wanted scroll line” with joking, inspirational, and dubious responses. The exchanges drift through humor and misdirection, referencing search results, personal introspection, and a fictional Craig as a power place.
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Craig
Yoko
John Lennon
Kids and Bus Safety in Texas
Debra McDonald highlights school bus safety and DPS rules in Texas. The piece stresses stopping for flashing red lights, the $1000 fine, possible license suspension, and the need for parents and children to practice vigilant road habits near buses. It discusses seatbelt debates, bus seating rules, and parental involvement to prevent tragedies.
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Debra McDonald
Texas
Texas Department of Public Safety
DPS
Col
Thomas A. Davis, Jr
Texas Dps
National Coalition For
Brownfield
Brownfield Middle School
Tohoka Road
Snipers Wanted Gag Sparks CBS Backlash and Debate
A TV joke about snipers called Snipers Wanted draws mixed reaction. Critics say the bit is in bad taste and not funny, while others urge action or scrutiny of the joke on CBS. Debates touch on humor taste and public safety concerns.
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Craig Kilbom
CBS
Conan O'Brian
NBC
Kilborn
Philadelphia
George W. Bush
Mr. Kilborn
Secret Service
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RTC
Bidcorp Board
Ness
Ford
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