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Brownfield News

Location

Brownfield, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 04, 1994

Page

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City Council extends health and life insurance at savings

Brownfield City Council renewed annual group Health Life and Accidental Death and Dismemberment coverage with Texas Municipal League keeping the policy. Bid details show last year’s cost 390 428 69 and this year’s 328 107 96 with a rate holiday cutting to 314 346 80. TML serves 400 cities including Brownfield.

Brownfield Texas Municipal League of Austin Dick Fletcher Fletcher TML B&b Plainview

County figures show Terry ranks vary across Texas categories

Paper n Ink notes Terry County appears in 14 state rankings with mixed figures. Harris County leads many categories with multi billions in sales, while Terry shows modest values in agriculture, mining, construction, and retail. The piece contrasts Terry with Lubbock and Dallas counties and highlights Houston's status.

Terry County Texas Texas ‘Comproller Compreller Texas Press Association Lubbock County Harris County Dallas County Harris Loving County Lubbock Houston United States

Arson ruled out in Brownfield woman's death blaze

Investigators determined the fatal fire at 902 Tohoka Road was not arson and not caused by appliances or a gas explosion. The origin was near a couch with a pile of papers under and beside an end table, with cigarettes likely igniting the newspapers. Sara Alcorta died from burns and smoke inhalation after being rescued by pharmacist Tom Hesse.

Brownfield Tohoka Road Earl Elrod Elrod Sara Alcorta University Medical Center Lubbock

New homes highlighted in Brownfield November permits

Brownfield issued permits totaling 361,957 in November 1994 with 350,000 for a residence at 1704 E Broadway. First 11 months totals reached 2,488,198 with multiple storage buildings repairs and fence work listed for local properties.

Brownfield E. Broadway E. Tate Seferino Salas W. Ross Mary Sepeda E. Hill John D. Zamora S. St Ray Castillo W. Warren First United Methodist Church Ue. Buckley Eliseo Salas N. 4Th St Len Harlan Joe Ramos E. Reppto Auvanell Parrish N. A St John Moonen N. Atkins Louie Kerrick E. Ripley

Traffic light overhaul planned at busy Brownfield intersection

City workers, led by City Manager Dick Fletcher, will revamp signals at the Tohoka Highway and Lubbock Highway intersection this week. The project adds a protected left turn arrow for both eastbound and westbound traffic at separate times to reduce current head-on and right-of-way conflicts.

Brownfield Dick Fletcher Tohoka Highway Lubbock Highway Fletcher

Goodfellows Seeks Toys and Cash For Christmas Drive

Donations of toys and cash are being taken for this year’s Brownfield Goodfellows drive. Cash gifts may be left at city hall and toys at the fire station. The group plans to provide toys and food for Christmas dinner to more than 200 families.

Brownfield Goodfellows City Hall the Goodfellows

Angel Tree Displays at Terry County Courthouse

The Angel Tree sponsored by Childrens Protective Services and the Salvation Army is on display in the lobby of the Terry County Courthouse. Names of youngsters may be picked up at the Terry County Clerk's office by Dec. 16. Gifts should be returned to the office by Dec. 21.

Childrens’ Protective Services Salvation Army Terry County

Inspector Earl Elrod cites outdoor light safety tips

City Building Inspector Earl Elrod offers safety precautions for Christmas decorations. He warns to inspect new lights for breaks and bare wires, avoid oversized bulbs, prevent bulbs from touching, keep wires off rugs, walls, and nails, and never leave lights on unattended. He also advises watering natural trees and avoiding drying out.

Earl Elrod

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