Brownfield Council approves water rate and parks ordinance
Brownfield City Council approves a resolution to increase project costs for the CRMWA water supply agreement and considers a Chapter 15 Parks and Recreation Ordinance. The plan involves a $57 million Series 2005 revenue bond, extending Brownfield’s debt service to 2026. A nine member Parks and Recreation Board replaces the former council, with a five member quorum. The ball fields use rules are updated to broaden permissible activity beyond league play.
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Brownfield
Canadian River Municipal Water Authority
Jobe
Roberts County
Jean Shotts
CRMWA
Lake
Meredith
Reidge Butler
Tobe
City of
Parks and Recreation Board
Terry County
Wreck Claims Lives of Three D C Teachers
Three Denver City Elementary School teachers died in a two vehicle crash near the Terry Yoakum county line when a 2003 Chevy Van carrying Marina Natividad Veronica Flores and Rosie Garza was broadsided by a northbound Mack tractor trailer driven by Guadalupe Medina.
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Denver City
Yoakum County
Terry-Yoakum County
Marina Natividad
Veronica Flores
Rosie Garza
Hobbs
N.M
BJ Chemical Returns To Brownfield In Major Relocation
BJ Chemical reopens its Brownfield location on South 14th Street with about 20 employees in October. The move consolidates operations and brings staff closer to the market, aided by the Brownfield Industrial Development Corp with 2400 dollars in relocation support. BJ Services Inc., the parent, operates in 50 countries and is valued around 2.6 billion dollars.
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Mitch Word
Brownfield
BJ Chemical
South 14Th Street
Rob Coons
Coons
Houston
Odessa and Andrews
Brownfield Industrial Development Corporation
Jackie Cargill
Bidcorp
BJ Services Inc
Terry County Clerk Willis Recovers From Cervical Surgery
Terry County Clerk Ann Willis is at home recovering from a cervical discectomy performed Tuesday at Covenant Hospital by Dr. Albert Telfican. The surgeon removed three discs and fused them with plastic components to relieve nerve pressure. Willis expects a 2 to 6 week recovery and hopes to return by December 13.
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Terry County
Ann Willis
Albert Telfican
Covenant Hospital
Willis
Telfiean
No Thanks Arnold by Lynn Brisendine
A reader argues against changing the Constitution to allow non natural born citizens to become President. He defends the birthright requirement, criticizes royal European influence, and praises the Founding Fathers while noting Arnold Schwarzenegger may be a capable governor but not fit for the presidency. He stresses the enduring relevance of the native born rule and welcomes foreign-born contributors to society.
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Lynn Brisendine
Arnold Schwarzenegger
Gov. Schwarzenegger
Brisendine
United States
Arnold
California
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Colonial Heights
Amy Luna
Salt
Lubbock
Lubbock, Levelland
Terry
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