Suspect In Hammer Murder Remains In Jail
Brownfield man Roy Lee Tealer, 22, is jailed in Terry County on murder charges in the death of Oscar Holcombe. Holcombe, found at a West Ripley residence on November 30, was struck with a blunt object and died at Health Sciences Center Hospital in Lubbock. Tealer posted a $50,000 bond set by Justice of the Peace Carolyn Proctor.
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Brownfield
Terry County
Roy Lee Tealer
S. 4Th St
Oscar Holcombe
West Ripley
Holcombe
Health Sciences Center Hospital
Lubbock
Tealer
Justice of the Peace
Carolyn Proctor
Brownfield Weather: Over Inch Moisture in November
Brownfield recorded 1.41 inches of moisture in November bringing year to date to 20.29 inches, vs 16.72 inches normal through November per Texas Almanac. Month totals include 0.13 on the 10th 0.23 on the 11th 0.12 on the 25th 0.11 on the 26th 0.78 on the 27th and 0.04 on the 28th. Temperatures ranged from a high 85 on the 1st to a low 24 on the 15th and 25th. Intruders broke into Wellman School causing hundreds in damages. City Cleaners glass smashed. Bill's Meat Market door kicked in. Needmore Gin office broken into with cash and window damage.
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Wellman
City Cleaners
Bill’s
Needmore Gin
Terry United Way Surpasses Goal
The 1982 Terry County United Way Drive exceeded its goal with $32,496.52 raised as of Friday afternoon, led by campaign president Charles Orum and secretary Sharon McCraw. Five divisions contributed varied amounts, with allocations planned for Girl Scouts, Salvation Army, Boy Scouts, Red Cross, Goodfellow Fund, Meals On Wheels, West Texas Boys Ranch, and other agencies and contingencies.
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Terry County
United Way
Charles Orum
Sharon McCraw
United Way Campaign
Girl Scouts
Salvation Army
Boy Scouts
American Red Cross
Goodfellow Fund
West Texas
United Way of Texas
Brownfield Cubs Take Third In San Angelo Tourney
Brownfield boys basketball went 2-1 in the San Angelo Tournament earning third place with a 75-65 win over Fort Stockton. Led by Britt Wyatt and Len Harrell with 22 points each, the Cubs shot 55 percent and 90 percent free throws. Coach Willie Hill praised the team effort after a slow start, as Brownfield opened with a win over Monahans and later lost to Brownwood before earning third.
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Brownfield
San Angelo
Willie Hill
Lamesa
Cubs
Fort Stockton
Hill
Britt Wyatt
Len Harrell
D.C. Burse
Dexter Hill
Joel Ross
Darrell Wilson
Ross
Wyatt
Monahans
Lobos
Harrell
Burse
Wilson
Brownwood
Tractor Flip Fatality at Pool Gin Claims Hillsboro Man
Ramos Cruz, 39, died when a tractor rolled over backward onto him at about 8 30 p m Monday night at Pool Gin. He was pronounced dead at the scene by Terry County Justice of the Peace Carolyn Proctor.
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Hillsboro
Ramos Cruz
Terry County
Carolyn Proctor
Meadow Girls And Boys Place In Anton Tourney
Meadow varsity girls claim third place with 51-46 win over Smyer in Anton Tournament after opening 61-37 victory over Spade. Christal Brooks 23 points. D D Dunn 12. Julisa Barrier 10. Barrier 9 rebounds. Boys also earned third and consolation trophies.
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Meadow
Anton
Bronco
Spade
Christal Brooks
D.D. Dunn
Julisa Barrier
Karen Curtis
Mary Caserez
Brooks
Barrier
Bronco Girls
Caryn Metcalf
Caserez
Meadow Girls
Smyer
Three Plead Guilty To Felony Charges
In 121st District Court Judge Ray Anderson disposed of three cases this week as defendants pleaded guilty to felonies. Jerry Bazan admitted burglary and received four years in the Texas Department of Corrections. Bentura Valdez pleaded guilty to unauthorized use of a motor vehicle and drew a two year term. Francisco Trevino pled guilty to burglary of a habitation and received a seven year probated sentence with restitution of 1961 dollars, court costs 97.50 and a 15 dollar monthly probation fee. Trevino must observe a midnight curfew and other probation conditions including avoiding disreputable places, reporting to his probation officer, allowing visits, and maintaining suitable employment.
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St District Court
Ray Anderson
Jerry Valdonado Bazan
Texas Department of Corrections
Bentura Valdez
Francisco Trevino
Trevino
Commissioners Nix Payment Demand More Construction
Terry County commissioners met in special session to consider Hallmark Builders of Lubbock payment demand for the county barn addition. Hallmark had been paid 4,650 to date and seeks 14,103 for the project, with the session addressing the request and next steps.
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Terry County
Hallmark Builders of
Lubbock
Hallmark Builders
Hallmark
County
Commis
Stoners
Terry
Herbert Chesshir
Perry Bear
Turner-Bear & Cargill Insurance Agency
Controversy Over Capital Punishment in Local Debate
A local writer and several salesmen debate capital punishment amid recent events. They weigh moral questions after two women were killed during a convenience store robbery, while a separate project lies only at concrete slab stage. County officials discuss finances and insurance for ongoing projects.
Brownfield Little Dribblers to Hold Meetings and Tryouts
A Brownfield notice invites coaches to a December 9 meeting at the Brownfield State Bank and announces tryouts for December 11 at the Middle School Gym. First time players and those advancing to the major league should attend, with referees needed for January through April games and paid per game via contact Barry McPherson at 637-6805.
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Brownfield Little Dribblers
Brownfield State Bank
Barry McPherson
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Kristi Cawthon
Seagraves
BMS
Earl Elrod
Terry United
Southwestern Diabetic Foundation
Brownfield Senior Citizens
Orum
Brownfield Cub
Pat O’ Daniel
Kevin Henderson
Jay Andrews
Crandall Young
Larry McVay
Tom Gaither
Eyvonne Crenshaw
Jack Pinson
Jake Fulford
Anton Tourney
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