Judge Metes Out Stiff Sentences Here McCaleb Draws Five
Judge M D Ledbetter presided in Brownfield delivering concurrent terms after district court trials. Offenders included Cloyd Leon McCaleb jailed five years but eligible to appeal. Billy Ray Fullbright sixteen years total. Robert Fletcher five to ten years. Sonya Cruz five years probated. Othell Fullbright fifteen years. Roy Ervin fifteen years. Steven Morgan ten years with probation. Emmitt Alley five years. All credits for time served prior to sentencing.
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McCaleb
Fullbright
M. D. Ledbetter
Sonya Cruz
Steven Glen Morgan
Texas Department of Corrections
Morgan
Dale Brown
Emmitt Anthony Alley
Community clubs schedule events in Brownfield area
Tid Bits notes many upcoming events: Brownfield American Legion Valentine banquet for Girlstown residents on Feb 14 at 7:30 p.m., Lawmen's Appreciation Banquet on Feb 20, and an emergency relief fund for officers. Lions Tournament of Talent Feb 21-22, Cotton Boosters Feb 10 meeting, Staudt's Jewelry Union homecoming pictures, NASA Space Science program for adults and students, Jaycees March of Dimes road block, Little Dribbler basketball season opening, and TG Y store re ordering system enabling computerized checkout and perpetual inventory.
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Brownfield American Legionnaires
Girlstown
USA
Masso’s Department Store
Legion
Legion Hall
H. B. Virgil Crawford
Brownfield Lions
James Morris
Don Hensley
Coy Jones
Terry County
Staudt
Union
Jackie Pinson
Brownfield
Jaycees
Tg&y
Ed Stokum
Stokum
Brownfield City Council Sets April Election
City Council presided by Mayor Lloyd Hahn met to call a city election for the first Tuesday in April. Three councilmen Odell Sears Bill Marchbanks and Jim Reed have served their terms and cannot seek re election. Don Park named as election official.
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Brownfield City
Lloyd Hahn
Odell Sears
Bill Marchbanks
Jim Reed
Don Park
Chamber Increases Dues at Brownfield Meeting
Brownfield Chamber of Commerce directors voted to raise dues across multiple business categories during a Wednesday session led by President Charles Fulker. The meeting also covered a March of Dimes Road Block, a push against Texas Utility Commission rate centralization, and housing grant efforts with City Manager Jake Geron to file applications.
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Brownfield Chamber of Commerce
Charles Fulkerson
CPA
West Texas Chamber of Commerce
Gordon Hoopman
Fulkerson
Texas Utility Commission
Austin
Tom Haider
The
Gear Works
Industrial and Business Review
Ed Hill
Texas
Jake Geron
Schools To Host NASA Space Science Program
Brownfield Schools will host NASA's Space Science Education Program at Middle School Auditorium on Thursday February 13 with demonstrations at 9 30 a m and 1 30 p m Representing Johnson Space Center Nelson J Ehrlich will conduct the lecture demonstration He has four years as space science specialist at OSU and seven years as a public school science teacher and holds a Master of Science degree The program is free and includes classroom visits after the assembly to discuss space topics with teachers and students
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Brownfield
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Jack Pinson
Johnson Space Center
Houston
Nelson J. Ehrlich
Oklahoma State University
Ehrlich
Space
NASA
Brownfield Receives EPA Grant for Waste Water Plant Study
Senator Tower announces a $13 125 federal grant to Brownfield to fund preliminary planning for a new sewage treatment facility. City Manager Geron says the project is 75 percent federal funds and 25 percent local, with step two not guaranteed, but now in the door.
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John Tower
U. S. Environmental Protection Agency
Brownfield
Jake Geron
Geron
EPA
Gear Works Prospering at Brownfield Plant
Haider, manager of The Gear Works a Dotty Dan Inc. unit, told the Chamber of Commerce that the Brownfield garment factory now employs 70 people up from 12 a year ago. The firm started in October 1973, expenses run about $100,000 annually, payroll around $135,000, and products ship to 40 states with Brownfield tags. Haider noted welfare-office employment as a first for the Lubbock area and projected up to 85 workers within three to four months.
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Gear Works
Dotty Dan Inc
Haider
Chamber
Ed Hill
Haidet
Lubbock
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