Deadline looms as Brownfield ambulance contract near expiry
The Brownfield City Council discussed the AMR contract set to expire March 31, 2002. They must issue 90 days notice, while AMR requests a $91,000 subsidy and about 25 percent rate increases. The ambulance board considers BRMC takeover with new figures due. Mayor Wade pressed for a decision by January 1 as time runs short.
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American Medical Response
AMR
Eldon
Brownfield
Ambulance Board
Jobe
BRMC
Nancy Wade
BISD Wins 975000 Grant for District Renovations
Brownfield Independent School District announced receipt of a 975000 grant from the state for repairs and renovations. A 45 member community facility study committee, formed last January, guided the project scope including roof and HVAC needs at Colonial Heights Oak Grove and Middle School. The grant must be used within 18 months and projects completed by June 30 2003.
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John Trischitti II
Brownfield Independent School District
Brownfield
BISD
Charles Harrison
Harrison
Committed
Colonial Heights
Oak Grove
Middle School
Linda Jones
Austin
Year 2000 to 9 11 memories in a local column
Paper n Ink merry by Lynn Brisendine reflects on Y2K and major events of 2000 01 from a local voice. It notes the economy a warship attack political battles including Bush inaugural Tiger Woods World Series and Condit missing intern before 9 11 changed news priorities.
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Chads
Florida
Supreme Court
George W. Bush
Tiger Woods
Gary Condit
President Bush’s 2001 defining moment at Ground Zero
A reader reflects on President George W. Bush’s emergence as a resolute leader after the 9/11 attacks. The account recalls his first visit to Ground Zero, the defiant use of a bullhorn to address rescue workers, and the national resolve to pursue those responsible, amid a somber Christmas away from home. The piece laments the era’s challenges from Y2K to ongoing war.
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Texas
Bush
New York
Washington D.C
Oval Office
Ground Zero
Hartman seeks Commissioner of Precinct 4 in Terry County
Jessie D. Hartman of Wellman files as Democratic candidate for Terry County Commissioner Precinct 4. A longtime resident and farmer, Hartman serves on multiple local boards, including Farm Bureau and Southwest Cotton Growers, and emphasizes conservatism and integrity. He urges support in the March 12 primaries.
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Jessie D. Hartman
Wellman
Terry County
Hartman
Shirley
Christine Hartman
Dallas
Bobbie
Kerry
Addison Pratt
Floydada
Liz
Lance
Madeline
Carley Cummings
Temple
Wellman Church of Christ
Brownfield
Terry County Farm Bureau
Southwest Cotton Growers
Terry County Extension Program Council
Wellman Union
Wellman Water System
Wellman Volunteer Fire Department
Terry County Soil Conservation Service
Wellman Independent
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Gerry Peebles
Brownfield City
Don McWhorter
Robert Noble
Bidcorp
Jack Cargill
Nomic
Cargill
Klint Forbes
Forbes
Fletcher Clancy
U.S
Vernon
United States
Brownfield Development Corporation
Jean Shotts
North 6Th Street
C.C. Grain
BID Corp
Santa Claus
Rudolph
Mrs. Claus
Istration
Murphy Coon
Myra Hernandez
Kassadie Farrar
John Trischitti
RISD
Admin
Ney
Lynn Brisendine
Jessie Hartman
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