Santa thanks readers for letters in Brownfield News
Santa thanks Brownfield- Terry County readers for many letters and praises Chief Helper Lynn Brisendine and Brownfield News elves. He invites everyone to read the children’s letters in today’s issue and wishes all a merry Christmas from the staff.
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Santa
Brownfield
Terry County Plains
Lynn Brisendine
Brownfield News
Lynn
Terry Memorial Hospital District extends ER group contract
At a board meeting the Terry Memorial Hospital District voted to continue employing the Emergency Room Physicians group. The decision includes raising pay to $33 per hour to offset higher insurance costs.
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Terry Memorial Hospital District
Winters Placed on Probation in 121st District Court
Jackie Winters received one year of intensive probation plus four years of regular probation in lieu of prison after a motion to adjudicate guilt. Judge Ray Anderson imposed the sentence following an indictment on criminal mischief tied to an incident on June 22, 1986.
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Jackie Winters
121St District Court
Ray Anderson
Winters
Lovington man celebrated 90th birthday with reception
Claude Fort of Lovington New Mexico was honored on his 90th birthday with a Sunday reception attended by family and friends including Bessie McCravey Alma Lynn McGinty G.W. Cleveland Annette Cleveland Glenn Cleveland and Reva Cleveland.
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Claude Fort
Lovington
N.M
Bessie McCravey
Alma Lynn McGinty
G.W
Annette Cleveland
Glenn
Reva Cleveland
Talk of Texas women in state politics and San Antonio history
In Texas politics the share of women in the 181-member Legislature stands at 9.3 percent with 17 women, including four senators, up from one in the Senate two years earlier. Nationally 15.5 percent of state lawmakers are women, while New Hampshire leads with 32.5 percent. Separately, San Antonio de Bexar, founded in 1731, evolved by 1820 into four distinct neighborhoods across religious missions, military fort, and civil settlement.
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Texas
Texas Senate
New Hampshires
Tri-City
San Antonio de Bexar
San Antonio
San Fernando de Bexar
Amoco approves 3.8 billion 1988 capital budget plan
Amoco Corporation board approves a 1988 capital and exploration budget of 3.8 billion dollars, a 17 percent rise from 3.3 billion in 1987. The plan covers ongoing operations and excludes Dome Petroleum acquisition. Morrow notes spending depends on crude oil and gas prices and industry conditions.
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Amoco Corporation
Richard M. Morrow
Amoco
Dome Petroleum Ltd
Morrow
SPC offers 90 courses for spring 1988 at SPC campuses
South Plains College announces more than 800 classes across nearly 90 programs for the spring 1988 term at Levelland and Lubbock campuses. Registration on Levelland runs Jan 14 15 with specific time slots. Lubbock registration is Jan 12 13. Courses begin Jan 18 with late registration Jan 18 26. For details contact the SPC registrar.
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South Plains College
Levelland
Lubbock
SPC
Bobby James
James
Main St
SPC Lubbock
Two local women injured in Friday two car crash north of Brownfield
A two car crash about two miles north of Brownfield on the Lubbock Highway early Saturday morning left Arguelles in critical condition with two broken legs and a broken arm plus dental injuries while Ramona Rita Luera sustained a broken arm and a broken hip. Luera's two year old daughter Brandee and four other victims were treated and released. Shari Lynn Hogue 18 and Alison Louise Suddarth 20 from Whiteface suffered injuries including possible broken bones and a scalp laceration but were later released or listed in good condition. The crash occurred after Hernandez fell asleep at the wheel causing the vehicles to drift toward the opposite lane.
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Brownfield
Lubbock
Arguelles
Ramona Rita Luera
DPS
Royce Keck
Luera
Brandee
Cook Memorial Hospital
Levelland
San Angelo College
Hernandez
Shari Lynn Hogue
Keck
Alison Louise Suddarth
Hogue
Methodist
Sudderth
U.S. 385
Wreck injures Brownfield residents. fatality in Levelland area
A multi-vehicle crash on U.S. 385 ten miles south of Levelland killed a 21-year-old Angelo State University student Patricia Ann Hernandez of Levelland. Two Brownfield residents Susana Olalde and another 37-year-old man remain hospitalized in Lubbock. The moving car driver from Brownfield suffered knee injuries and was treated locally. A cotton seed trailer overturn near Brownfield slowed traffic. a separate hay bale truck incident caused further brief delays.
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Levelland
Methodist Hospital
Lubbock
U.S. 385
Angelo State University
Patricia Ann Hernandez
Susana Olalde
Terry County
James Geddes
Robert Rodriguez
Brownfield Regional Medical Center
Geddes
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