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Newspaper
Brownfield News
Location
Brownfield, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1971
Page
2
Editorial urges small acts of kindness to lift moods and brighten days. It contrasts cheerful remarks with hurtful comments, asking readers to try 24 hours and then a week to spread positivity and keep troubles private.
The Random Ramblins column mourns Evelyn Goode who moved to Missouri after her husband’s death while praising her reader loyalty. It notes school reorganization for the new year with grades moved among several buildings and teachers facing in-service weeks. The piece recalls local scenes including Patsy Nicholson and Ronnie Raybon, a hospital board meeting, rain and tornado watches, and community life in Our Town.
A look back at Terry County notes lists events across the years. This year Sept 17 marks the Farm Tour date set by Soil Conservation District directors while Rev Frank Brooks is elected president of the TB&A' Association at a Friday meeting in the South Plains Health Unit. Also recorded are resignation of County Attorney Max Hamilton, appointment of H B Virgil Crawford, and Chamber plans for a Batman Sidewalk Sale on Sept 19. Other decades note Brownfield school openings, local business changes, and Civilian Defense organizing efforts.
George S. Benson decries mass protests near the Department of Justice in Washington as a breakdown of law enforcement. He links nonenforcement to social decay, citing demonstrations led by Rennie Davis and the Chicago 7, and laments eroding public courage and respect for law. He argues security hinges on enforcing laws without bias.
A statistician notes the average American family owns nearly two cars now, up from earlier. The Women’s Lib Movement progress hints at new releases of classic plays and books with bold titles such as Donna Quixote and Lady of the Flies. A punchline about a gold digger and dish temper concludes the snippet.
A collection of quotes and analysis from leaders and observers on criticism versus nihilism, rising federal spending and debt, welfare reform proposals, and the impact on taxpayers. Notable figures include Archie K. Davis, George P. Shultz, J. W. Hull, and Arch N. Booth, with data on 1970 debt and 1976 projections.
A 1971 message urges community pride in public schools and explains the three PTS roles public, teachers, and students. It emphasizes citizen support for strong education, dedication by teachers, and student readiness to learn to build capable, responsible citizens.
Conservation notes report Terry County as a release site producing young birds from pheasants. TEXAS Parks biologists plan further releases to study Afghan Whitewing adaptability. Limited tillage and sorghum residue help wildlife by preserving spilled grain as winter feed and providing cover while reducing wind erosion.
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