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Newspaper
Brownfield News
Location
Brownfield, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1995
Page
6
A guest editorial recalls a single stark sentence about children sledding in Sarajevo amid war. It contrasts winter’s cleansing whiteness with blood and mines, urging a difficult path to peace through restrained military action and renewed hope for the city’s children.
In a Texas Farmer Stockman editor note adapted from Dan Crummett, the rhythm of cotton production shifts with boll weevil eradication. Texas remains the top producer but rising costs and insect pressure push production toward the Southeast, urging cooperative eradication efforts to keep cotton in Texas and preserve regional jobs and economic impact. The piece closes urging reader comments and noting a CEU meeting on December 19 at the Texas National Guard Armory in Brownfield with five CEUs for applicators.
The Texas A&M Agri Cultural Extension Service will start the Women in Agriculture Business Management Program early in 1996. It targets farm and ranch women who run their own business and aims to build business management skills beyond production topics. Two Unit 1 sessions run January 31-February 2 in Austin and February 21-23 in Lubbock with optional evening roundtables. Enrollment is 175 per person, covering materials and meals. lodging not included.
Brownfield residents and local businesses donated to buy a piano for the Party House. Thanks go to Earl Brown Jr and John Franks for delivering the instrument. Contributors include Leavelle's Floor Covering Terry County Farm Bureau Kay Reese Associates Chichester Insurance Agency Hughlett Family Reunion Seaton Family Reunion and several local families.
Listing a set of Texas government contacts includes Comptroller of Public Accounts John Sharp at LBJ State Office Building Austin with 1 800 line, Senator John Montford at Box 120688 Austin, and State Representative Gary Walker at House of Representatives P.O. Box 2910 Austin with a local Austin address and phone numbers.
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