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Newspaper

Brownfield News

Location

Brownfield, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 02, 1998

Page

1

Peanut harvest shows wide yields across Terry County

Peanut growers report a highly variable season with yields from under 1000 to over 7000 pounds per acre driven by water availability on the South Plains. Company managers say the year is challenging but overall better than some past years, with moisture and irrigation dictating results.

Blake Decker Terry County South Plains Rusty Andrews West Texas Peanut Handlers Jimmy Shaver Birdsong Andrews Cargill Shaver

Safe Christmas fire tips from Brownfield Fire Chief

Brownfield Volunteer Fire Department offers safety reminders as holiday fires threaten homes and property. Fire Chief Marvin Dawson cites recent Lubbock incidents where candles left unattended caused several house fires during the festive season.

Brownfield Marvin Dawson Lubbock Dawson

Brownfield Sees Warm November with No Freeze Yet

November in Brownfield and Terry County stayed unusually warm with no first freeze by month end. Records show highs in the 70s and 82 on Nov 23, lows of 33 on Nov 10 and 11, .92 inches rainfall, and annual rainfall still far below normal at 14.16 inches. The piece urges fire safety reminders for candles and holiday lighting, including UL ratings and tree care, and directs readers to page 4 for safety tips.

Brownfield Texas Almanac Terry County

Parking places on road to success and pro sports

Lynn Brisendine notes the clash between pro sports strikes and local economies. He cites billions in taxpayer subsidies for stadiums, franchises threatening move, and the impact on vendors in arenas. The Lubbock Crickets left town, costing over 200000 dollars, with a proposed new ballpark as condition for return.

Lynn Brisendine Road Lubbock

Name in the News: Wayne Johnson on Brownfield jail move

Brownfield jail administrator Wayne Johnson discusses the transition from the Terry County Courthouse to the new Law Enforcement Center on Tohoka Road. He reflects on the challenges of larger jail capacity, staff logistics, and learning curves while outlining his 12 year career from part time jailer to jail administrator. Johnson, born in Sulphur Springs and raised in Childress, traces his path through Navy service and local ties leading back to Brownfield in 1980.

Garry Peebles Terry County Wayne Johnson Brownfield News Law Enforcement Tohoka Road Terry County Court Johnson Ralph Murry Jerry Johnson Sulphur Springs Childress Brownfield BHS U.S. Navy Vietnam Pecos Nancy Fort Worth

Johnson shares life in Brownfield and hopes for youth

Wayne Johnson speaks of life in Brownfield with his family including daughter Laura a substitute teacher and son Jason a police officer. He describes mentoring young inmates at the jail and notes some may be influenced to turn their lives around. He cites homework, church, and the Vietnam Memorial he wishes to visit as future goals. Angel Tree names available at Terry County Clerk office with toy drop off by December 18.

Laura Brownfield Jason Brownfield High School Jayli Justin Johnson Washington D.C

Goodfellows Accept Toy and Cash Donations in Brownfield

The Brownfield Goodfellows seek toys and canned goods at the Brownfield Fire Station and cash donations at Brownfield City Hall with Mary West or Mary Jo Collins. The drive supports this year’s Goodfellows Project.

Brownfield Goodfellows Goodfellows Brownfield Mary West Mary Jo Collins Brownfield City Hall

Pro sports salaries rise as fans face higher prices

The piece surveys escalating player salaries in basketball, baseball, and other pro sports. It notes superstars like Michael Jordan and Shaquille O Neal earning extraordinary sums while average players outperform fans financially. It questions affordability as teams seek higher revenues and public subsidies amid a broad pro sports labor dispute.

Michael Jordan Shaquille O'Neal Alonzo Mourning Juwan Howard

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