Brownfield ISD 1988-89 performance report Section II II details
Trustees approve the district performance report part two covering TEA gathered data. Brownfield Consolidated Independent School District enrolls 2,667 students with 125 prekindergarten and 203 kindergarten. Racial makeup includes 52.1 percent Hispanic and 41.6 percent White. Graduation data shows 124 listed with 120 graduates.
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Bale count drops drastically from record harvest in 88
News survey of 12 county gins shows a sharp decline in bale production from last year. Unofficial tally around 105,904 bales versus over 240,000 previously. Factors cited include drought, heavy rains, and hail. Pendergrass Gin reports 10,300 bales vs 24,000 last year. Pool Gin totals 1,700.
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Paper ’n Ink by Lynn Brisendine
A controversial piece features a dialogue between a billionaire drug runner and a trained terrorist plotting a summit of leaders from the Americas and a potential U S presidential involvement. It argues rich criminals wield power, critiques macho political displays, and urges caution over high-profile appearances.
Brownfield City Council Meets to Discuss Public Works Certs
The Brownfield City Council will meet Thursday at 7:30 a.m. in the council chambers to consider items related to resolutions. The first item concerns approving and authorizing publication of notice of intention to issue certificates of obligation for construction of public works, namely the project described as public works construction.
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Holiday deadlines set at Brownfield News this week
The Brownfield News moves article and ad deadlines to noon Thursday to allow Friday evening distribution. The early Christmas issue will feature greetings ads Santa letters and merchants messages for last minute gift ideas and extra family time.
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Inside Today News Briefs Obituary For The Record
Brief, compact notes from Inside Today cover obituaries and classifieds with short items. The page navigation indicates multiple sections across the edition including sports and record briefs.
SPC to offer state of courses in city
South Plains College Division of Continuing Education will offer spring courses in Brownfield. Registration is set for 6 to 8 p.m. Thursday January 11 at Brownfield High School. Courses include Principles of Accounting II Microcomputer Applications Personnel Management History of the United States to 1876 History of the United States since 1876 and Spanish Conversation. Seniors may seek early admission through their high school principal.
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Goodfellows deadline approaches with donations pouring in
Dick Fletcher, chairman of the Brownfield Goodfellows, said preparations continue for the annual holiday delivery. Cash and toy donations are being received at the Fire Station while civic clubs host Christmas parties and bring in donated toys. The group will accept items through this Friday. See Toys Page 2A.
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Parole Officer to Discuss ISF at Court Session
Lawrence Ertner district parole officer will discuss the proposed Return to Custody Center at 11 a.m. this Friday during the commissioners court session at the courthouse. Monthly reports from South Plains Health District county clerk and constable will be reviewed. The budget will be amended and Syntegar Electric Cooperative seeks approval for a county road crossing in Precinct 1.
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McMeans earns All South Plains honors from two papers
Brant McMeans of Brownfield High School was named Terry County Football Player of the Year by the News and landed a spot on the Class 2.4 All South Plains Football Team by the Lubbock Avalanche-Journal. The 5-10, 185-pound senior was the lone Cubs representative on the defensive line. Also named from Brownfield were Bill Rank, Bobby Blair, and Lee McMeans as part of the squad, with Post High School earning Coach of the Year DeWayne Osborne.
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