Wildcats rally falls short in state title clash
Lohn built an early lead as Covington scored twice in the first quarter and Wellman fought back, trimming the deficit but the Wildcats could not overcome the visitors. Key players included Covingtons 42 yard TD burst, Martinez and Timmons as top scorers receivers and rushers, with final tallies of Wellman 50 and Lohn 30. Several players concluded their high school football careers, while others have more chances upcoming.
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Chris Womack
Robert Rios
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Wellman
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Mercado
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Sohn
Martinez
Scott Bowden
Short
Robby Moore
Hamm
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Hammer Rowden
David Pendergrass
Scott Rowden
Travis Stankard
Roy Competio
Jayson Hillhouse
Jerry Johnson
Armando Martinez
Robert Mercado
Tony Timmons
Wellman Wildcats
Lohn Eagles
J Rowden
Brownfield Crime Line offers reward for 1987 burglaries
The Brownfield Crime Line Information Inc. offers a $3000 reward for information leading to arrest and indictment in several 1987 cases. Theft at 708 E Reppto on 10 19 87 involved a lady's watch and a heart necklace. Burglary at 1718 Tohoka Road included money and a .25 handgun. Burglary at Brownfield Intermediate School cafeteria damaged food and spilled milk between 4 p.m. 10 28 87 and 6 31 a.m. 10 29 87. Burglary at 121 North C residence involved a pellet rifle and a necklace. occurred before 10 30 87.
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Brownfield Crime Line Information Inc
E. Reppto
Tohoka Road
Brownfield Intermediate School
December Young Texans honor for Brownfield pair Jones and Williams
Brownfield Optimist Club names Texan and TexAnne for December. Jones, 18, senior at Brownfield High, excels in honors English and trigonometry, active in bands choir and sports, plans Angelo State University. Williams, senior, are high achiever with 91.97 GPA, honors program, drama, choir, student council, plans Texas Tech University.
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Liz Williams
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Brownfield Optimist Club
Jones
Coy
Dixie Jones
Brownfield High School
Williams
Jim
Cookie Williams
BHS
Harvey
Texas Tech University
South Plains
First United Methodist Church
Gerald's Welding Shop
Angelo State University
Paper n Ink holiday donations drive at local fire department
Donations are being accepted at the fire department and at the News office to reach the right recipients. A Merry Christmas recipe promises joy cheer love peace happiness and merriment for the coming year served with smiles.
Trustees Propose New Service Costs for Next Years
Hendley said the initiative targets student discipline or consolidation matters. The estimated cost is 200 dollars for the first year and 100 dollars for each subsequent year.
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Hendley
Dawson Seeks Terry County Precinct Seat in Primary
In a brief public appeal on page 1, Dawson urged voters to support and vote for him in the upcoming Terry County precinct seat primary, framing his candidacy as a public duty and service.
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Dawson
Terry County
Literacy program offers free adult classes in Terry County
The Terry County Literacy Council runs a free Laubach literacy program open to adults 16 and older. For details contact Irene Paddack at Kendrick Memorial Library at 637-3848.
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Terry County
Doctor settles out of court in Plains baby negligence case
A 200000 settlement reached in 121st District Court between Plains residents Jerry and Catherine McKinzie and physician John B. Cruce over alleged delivery negligence affecting son Matthew Tyler McKinzie born January 9 1985. The parents receive 100000 to cover bills and Matthew gets 100000 invested until he turns 18.
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Dwayne Pruitt
Ray Anderson
Matthew Tyler McKinzie
Pruitt
John B. Cruce
Jerry
Catherine McKinzie
Matthew
Santa letters flow to Lynn Brisendine Chief Helper
Children of Brownfield and Terry County are urged to write to Santa Claus c/o Lynn Brisendine at The Brownfield News. Letters received will be printed in the Dec 23 edition. A hotline 1-800-252-5400 urges reporting suspected child abuse.
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Lynn Brisendine
Brownfield
Terry County
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Brownfield News
Deaf tax help line announced by state comptroller
The state comptroller's office added a toll free statewide line for deaf taxpayers. Anyone with a TDD can call 1 800 248 4099 for tax assistance. Call 637 4535 now.
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State Comptroller's Office
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