Terry County designated crop disaster area in Texas
Applications for emergency farm loans for losses caused by drought, wind, rain, flood, hail are being accepted at the Farmers Home Administration office in 201 E. Hill. Terry County is among 29 Texas counties named eligible for loans to cover part of actual production losses. Loans may cover up to 80 percent of actual losses.
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Farmers Home Administration
Fmha
E. Hill
Steve Ellis
Terry County
Texas
Secretary of Agriculture
Richard E. Lyng
Ellis
FIHA
Fllis
U.S. Department of Agriculture
U.S
Nominations Sought for 1987 Citizen of the Year
The Brownfield Chamber of Commerce invites nominations for Terry County 1987 Citizen of the Year. A ballot appears on Page 2A. Nominations due January 2 at the chamber office 221 Lubbock Rd. The banquet to name the winner is January 10 at 7 p.m. in Brownfield High School Commons with guest speaker Clyde Harris. Tickets are 10 dollars. The event theme is Up Up and Away.
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Brownfield
Duane Moss
Brownfield High School
Clyde Harris
Fort Worth
Brownfield Council Deliberates No Smoking Plan and School Parking
Brownfield City Council set a public hearing on a proposed No Smoking ordinance with mixed reactions from Council members. The session also considered enforcing a parking ban along Fir Street to the north side of the BHS tennis courts, with signs to be posted during school hours on weekdays. The council debated county fire call payments, noting an $8,200 check that fell short of the $15,288 billed under a 1970s agreement with Terry County.
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Brownfield
Brownfield High School
George Sommers
Graham Swain
Francisco Gramileo
Sommers
J.T. Churchwell
McGowan
Don Hendley
Grace Street
BHS
Fir Street
Hendley
Stewart St
Terry County
Fletcher
Confusing Mona Lisa claim met with county fire bill dispute
A computer expert alleged the Mona Lisa’s model was Leonardo Da Vinci himself, while a separate local report details Fletcher explaining that the county faced overage on fire department costs beyond a $25,000 cap, averaging 728 dollars per call over three years, due to insurance and equipment costs despite fewer fires.
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Fletcher
See Paper n Ink faces and firm painting debate
Council comments on a self portrait judged by a computer expert with a beard complicating jawline analysis. Critics urge appreciation over overanalysis while nearby astro physicists claim near conclusions on the universe’s origin, provoking disbelief among readers.
NEWS Sets Holiday deadlines
The NEWS will publish its annual Christmas edition on Dec. 23 with advertising and stories due by noon, Dec. 22. The edition will be distributed by carriers and on stands Dec. 23 afternoon. Office closes noon Dec. 23, reopens 8:30 a.m. Dec. 26. New Year: office closes noon Dec. 31 and reopens Jan. 2, 1987.
Goodfellows Plan Food and Toy Distribution This Christmas
The Brownfield Goodfellows collect toys at the fire station and will assemble Christmas boxes Monday morning. They will deliver gifts and food to 220 families with 700 children on Christmas Eve. Volunteers are welcome to help boxing Monday and Tuesday at the rodeo barn. contact Dick Fletcher at City Hall for details.
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Brownfield Goodfellows
the Goodfellows
Rodeo Barn
Dick Fletcher
City Hall
Miranda Found Guilty of Aggravated Assault in District Court
District Court judge Ray Anderson presided over two cases this week. Felipe Miranda faced a seven man five woman jury that deliberated three hours seven minutes before convicting him of aggravated assault and, after an 18 minute jury phase, sentencing him to 10 years in the Texas Department of Corrections for the Aug. 2 incident involving a Brownfield man. Joe F. Ortiz Jr. appeared and pled true to a motion to revoke probation. he was continued on probation but must serve 30 days in Terry County jail and pay $200 in additional attorney fees.
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Ray Anderson
121St District Court
Felipe Miranda
Miranda
Texas Department of Corr
Ections
Joe F. Ortiz Jr
Anderson
Terry County
Food Bank seeks volunteers for two hours weekly
Terry County Food Bank needs help with volunteers. Open 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. Monday through Friday. Seeks individuals able to commit two hours per week. Contact Drew Travis at 637-3451.
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Terry County Food Bank
Drew Travis
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Felicia Garcia
Council
Goodfellows Planning Food & Toy Distribution
District Court
Food Bank