Brownfield Juvenile Officer Notes Local Gangs
Brownfield is seeing gang activity similar to larger cities though violence remains limited. Juvenile Probation Officer Scott Jackson reports two groups, YES and the Crips, with about 35 youths involved. The Vario Eastside Satanists, Hispanics only, originated from Lubbock.
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Raymond Holguin
Brownfield
Los Angeles
West Coast
L.A
Terry County
Scott Jackson
YES
Vario
Eastside
Jackson
Los Angeles Raider
XYZ Club marks sweet sixteen in Terry County
Terry County's Senior Citizens XYZ Club celebrates 16 years with a Saturday anniversary meal and a packed house. The club has 350 active members, with 75 attending the noon meal daily, and activities ranging from dominoes to square dancing at the 101 S. D St. facility funded by local government and donations.
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Terry County
Senior Citizens Xyz Club
T.A. Wartes
XYZ Club
Evonne Spears
Nellie Bailey
City of
S. D St
City Council backs free dumpsters for Trash-off volunteers
Two residents from the Court Residential Treatment Center briefed the Brownfield City Council on the 8th Annual Great Texas Trash Off. They urged free city dumpsters and landfill access for volunteers, and the council approved. The event runs from morning until 12 noon on Saturday April 3 with cleanup areas near Farmer's Plaza and along Lubbock Highway.
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Raymond Holguin
Court
Ted Hardy
CRTC
Farmer's Plaza
Lubbock
Brownfield
Hardy
Evening Lions
Future Farmers of America
Masonic Lodge
The
Lone Star Dusters
Dick Fletcher
Brad Moore
Sth Street
Broadway
County youths prep for Terry Livestock Show
Terry County youngsters bring 511 animals to the Terry County Barn for the 1993 Jr. Livestock Show run by the Terry County Young Farmers. Weigh-in starts at 9 a.m. with steer judging Friday, lambs at 10 a.m., hogs after, then a neon barbeque and premium sale at 1 p.m. Judges include Wade Shackelford, Dave Clevenger, and Ernie Eckert.
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Terry County
Lynn County
Wade Shackelford
Dave Clevenger
South Plains College
Ernie Eckert
Eckert
Harper, Tex
Clinton's first weeks spark debate over promises and policy
The piece critiques President Clinton's early days, noting backtracking on pledges, partisan clashes, and public pressure on issues like gays in the military. It argues for focused congressional action on economy, health care, education, and broader reform as the first 100 days approach. It ends with a humorous medieval anecdote about Sir Lancelot and a St Bernard.
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Clinton
Congress
Washington
White House
West
Texas
Bill Clinton
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David Flores
Quick Sevice
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Celeste Ledesma
Amanda Martin
Maria Davila
Alex Bryan
Amy Smith
Luper
Deca Cdc
Arlington
Sweet Sixteen
Wes Wesley
Tion
Tony Phillips
Moore
Fletcher
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South Plains Association of Governments
Terry Livestock Show
Lynn Brisendine
Sir Lancelot
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