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Newspaper
Brownfield News
Location
Brownfield, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1994
Page
1
Paper in Ink notes ten shopping days left till Christmas and offers simple stress reducing ideas. It lists practical tips to cut gift costs and focus on meaningful items, plus holiday facts and charitable drives by Goodfellows and the Angel Tree at the Courthouse, urging readers to donate food money or time.
Brownfield Chamber of Commerce approves its 1995 budget in a short session. Projected revenues total 108,625 with 56,950 from chamber activities and 51,675 from hotel motel tax receipts. Planned expenses exceed revenues by 92,725, funding a summer band event and highway sign renovations. The budget will go to the Brownfield City Council Thursday for final approval.
Donations of toys and cash are being collected for Brownfield Goodfellows Christmas drive. Cash gifts can be left at city hall and toys at the fire station. The group plans to aid more than 200 families with toys and Christmas dinner provisions.
December 14 1994 Commissioners Court revisits the jail project five options are down to a 96 bed facility 48 beds or abort the plan Rich Oller reports mixed public sentiment and urges careful financing and scope while costs rise and the panel weighs go or no go decisions County Judge Doug Ryburn notes voter concerns about funding and operation.
Brownfield Regional Medical Center board accepts three blocks donated by Truett Flache valued at 12000 dollars and considers purchasing or leasing a breath analyzer ahead of a January 1995 driver drug testing mandate. Administrator Mike Click to explore options. The meeting also covers hospital liens, bank balances, and jail financing discussions, with next steps set for December 22 and 1995.
The Angel Tree sponsored by Childrens Protective Services and the Salvation Army sits in the Terry County Courthouse lobby. Names of more youngsters are needed and may be picked up at the Terry County Clerk's office by December 16. Gifts must be returned to the Clerk's office by December 21.
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