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Newspaper
Brownfield News
Location
Brownfield, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1989
Page
8
Terry County homeowners using liquefied petroleum gas are advised by Railroad Commission safety officials to ensure their LP gas regulator is properly installed and protected from snow and ice. Ice on the vent can cause high pressure gas release and pose a hazard.
Conservation plans cover 133 million acres or 98 percent of highly erodible cropland. USDA Soil Conservation Service reports progress and dates for full implementation by Dec 31, 1994, under the 1985 Food Security Act linking eligibility to conservation actions.
County soil conservationist explains the 1985 Food Security Act requirement for farms on highly credible land to have a conservation plan. A rotation with crop residues boosts soil tilth, water holding capacity, and infiltration while reducing runoff and erosion. target 30 percent residue cover until seedbed prep and residue management through April 1 for wind erosion control.
Waymon Willis of Arlington and his mother Coroin Willis of Seagraves visited relatives in Plains and Lubbock last Thursday along with numerous family members including Durward and Jackie Willis, Karen, Elaine and Vernon Hancock, Tarren and Keenan, Dana and Clay Blackwood, Jeremy, and others. The gatherings included funeral attendance for Clara Mae Abbott in Olney and trips to Austin to visit Pam Braswell, plus Thanksgiving hosting by Bob and Rhuey Edwards and various extended relatives from Canadian, Muleshoe, Amarillo, Carlsbad, and Plains communities.
Brownfield seeks volunteer tutors for its literacy program. Interested participants or those seeking more information may call Kendrick Memorial Library at 637-3848 and ask for Irene Paddack.
Brownfield sanitation department issues a landfill advisory with hours set by Texas Health Department rules. Hours are 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Monday through Friday and 7 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday, closed Sunday. Gate locked outside these times. entry prohibited at all other times.
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