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Newspaper
Brownfield News
Location
Brownfield, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 2000
Page
6
Eric Spellmann explains software and operating systems in the third installment of This is Your Computer. He links software to hardware, noting hardware is what you can touch such as keyboards mice monitors and floppy drives.
This piece blends hardware and software basics with tips on RAM and operating systems. It discusses programs, programmers, Windows versions, and how RAM speeds up computers while hard drives act as overflow memory. The author previews next week’s printer topic and signs off with a cyberspace nod.
In a letter to the editor Floyd E Camp recalls the nursery rhyme Humpty Dumpty as a political allegory reflecting the presidential squabble. The writer notes the nursery rhyme memorized in elementary school during the 1930s and signs off from Brownfield and Terry County Texas.
The Plains Cotton Growers and Texas Cotton Producers urge immediate policy changes to bolster 2001 cash flows. Proposals include a 20 percent base loan rate increase to about 60 cents per pound and recalculating 2001 AMTA payments using the 1998 rate. Describes long term reform ideas and the need for disaster aid and farm bill guidance.
An inspirational column by Pat Riley of Calvary Baptist Church reflects on Christmas history and the need to keep Christ in Christmas. It cites 1644 English parliamentary bans, contrasts worldly excess with the birth of Jesus, and cites John 3 16 to emphasize eternal life through belief.
A list of contact details for public officials including President Bill Clinton White House address and phone number and several Texas and Washington DC congressional offices with street addresses and phone numbers. Names include Kay Bailey Hutchison and others.
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