Old Fashioned Yale Celebration Headed by Brownfield Chamber
Brownfield hosts its annual Old Fashioned Christmas Celebration on Thursday December 14 from 6:30 to 9:30 PM. Four sites Courthouse Square Brownfield Shopping Center Gateway Plaza and Brownfield Floral Center join in the event chaired by Juanita Allen. Santa Claus will appear and a lineup of entertainment fills the evening.
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Brownfield
Brownfield Chamber of Commerce
Juanita Allen
Courthouse Square
Brownfield Shopping Center
Gateway Plaza
Brownfield Floral Center
Santa Claus
Angel Time
Brownfield County
Ann Willis
Jodi Johnson
Jerry Johnson
Terry County
Children's Protective Services
Salvation Army
Holiday events plan rounds Brownfield and Gateway Plaza sites
Brownfield Shopping Center hosts festivities with Anthony's Wal-Mart and United as Santa arrives at 6 30 p m followed by New Hope Choir at 7 p m Gateway Plaza features Thriftway at 7 p m BMS Choir at 7 15 p m Santa arrives at 7 30 p m and New Hope Choir performs Brownfield Floral Center lists Brownfield Floral Main Place Lindsey Hardware with 6 30 p m BMS Choir 7 30 p m Santa arrival and 8 p m New Hope Choir Courthouse Square lists 6 30 p m PH period
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Brownfield Shopping Center
Anthony's
Wal-Mart
United
Santa
New Hope
Gateway Plaza
Thriftway
New Hope Choir
Brownfield Floral Center
Brownfield Floral
Main Place
Lindsey Hardware
Budget debate echoes partisan spin and simple fixes
A paper's voice argues that federal budgeting shifts reality into rhetoric. It cites a $9.488 trillion seven year spend, a $163.8 billion yearly deficit, and Rep. Larry Combest's call for a three year spending freeze as a path to balance. It critiques political talking points and endorses a "flexible freeze" amid a Christmas celebration roundup on the page.
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Larry Combest
Washington, D.C
Clinton
Rep. Combest
G.O.P
Feds
Washington D.C
Washington
Congressman Combest
Sheriff Johnson Seeks Re Election in Terry County
Terry County Sheriff Jerry Johnson announces his candidacy for re election in the March 1996 Democratic Primary. Johnson took office in January 1989 after starting in law enforcement in 1972. He has logged about 1,400 training hours and earned Master Peace Officer Certificate from the Texas Commission on Law Enforcement. The Terry County Jail has passed every Lee Johnson.
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Terry County
Jerry Johnson
Johnson
Texas Commission On Law Enforcement
Lee Johnson
Farmers Credit Union opens in Brownfield serving 24 counties
The Farmers Credit Union of West Texas opens this week at 402 Main Street Brownfield. Gary C. Walker president and CEO says the member owned cooperative will serve farmers and retired farmers across 24 counties from Palmer to Scurry. Membership costs 5 dollars and deposits are insured to 100 thousand dollars. Members elect officers and loan decisions, with the interim board led by Walker.
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Brownfield
Farmers Credit Union of
West Texas
Main Street
Gary C. Walker
C.E.O
Lubbock
South Plains
Palmer, Castro
Swisher
Briscoe
Hall, Bailey, Lamb
Hale
Floyd
Motley
Cochran
Hockley
Crosby, Dickens
Yoakum
Terry, Lynn
Garza
Kent
Gaines
Dawson, Borden and
Scurry Counties
Walker
National Credit Union Administration
Sue Harlan
Seminole
Ron DeBusk
J. Larry Elliot
Ronnie Rains
City adopts sewer on site policy and curfew rule
Brownfield City Council met for 90 minutes at City Hall adopting a new on site sewerage facilities policy tied to Texas Natural Resource Conservation Commission designation. The panel also approved an amended juvenile curfew ordinance and settled a dispute with wrecker Glynn Scott. The meeting covered bids for a 1996 Ford pickup, Parkhill Smith and Cooper engineering contracts, a landfill liner project, a property line survey cost sharing plan, and an updated investment policy complying with new diversification rules.
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Brownfield
City Hall
Dick Fletcher
Texas Natural Resource Conservation Commission
Fletcher
Glynn Scott
Ford
Ed Mosley
Lubbock
Parkhill, Smith and Cooper
Brad Moore
Gore Addition
East Cardwell
East Buckley
East Reppto
Colonial Heights Elementary
Towing bill for council review in Brownfield meeting
Mitch Ward reports a Brownfield council group will pay a portion of a $250 towing bill from wrecker Glynn Scott for a police car towed after engine trouble south of Wellman. Scott was convicted Sept 27 of running an auto repair service from home.
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Brownfield
Glynn Scott
City Hall
Scott
Brownfield Police Department
Wellman
BRMC Board to Review Community Needs Survey Results
Brownfield Regional Medical Center directors meet at 7 p.m. Monday December 11 in the meeting room. They will review the community needs assessment results and consider purchasing a flexible sigmoid scope. Administr ator Mike Clike will present a monthly report and Dr. Dennis Tedford will give the medical staff report.
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Brownfield Regional Medical Center Board of Directors
Mike Clike
Dennis Tedford
Commissioners to discuss WTCAC progress and land crossing
The Terry County Commissioners meet in regular session at 10 a.m. Monday December 11. Items include discussions with MWM KLUG Architectural Firm and West Texas Children's Assessment Center Board about the WTCAC proposed facility, Alpine Cellular One on the county cellular system, Western Geophysical crossing mineral lands, and county vacation and sick leave policy with Treasurer Bobbye Jo Floyd.
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Terry County
MWM/KLUG Architectural
West Texas Children’s Assessment Center Board of Directors
WTCAC
Gail Curtis
Alpine Cellular One
Western Geophysical
Bobbye Jo Floyd
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Chamber of Commerce
Yale
Lynn Brisendine Murphy
Foursquare
Carlos Gutierrez
Randy Wood
John Deere
Bayless Jewelers
Harold Bishop Insurance
Broadway Barber Shop
Brown-Tex Tool & Equipment
Charlie Price Western Auto
Debbie
Sheriff
Sheriff Johnson
Local Group
Charters Credit Union Cooperative For Farmers
Moore
Council
Mitch Ward
BRMC
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