Brownfield Names Kathleen Weiss Outstanding Citizen of 1999
Kathleen Weiss, longtime Brownfield resident and BHS teacher, was named Brownfield’s Outstanding Citizen of the Year at the Chamber of Commerce Banquet. The event featured a string of recognitions, a Mexican dinner, and a flag replica presentation by Terry County Historical Society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BHS
Kathleen Weiss
Brownfield
Chamber of Commerce
the Commons
First United Methodist Church
Terry County
Delta Kappa Gamma Sorority
Terry County Heart Association
Terry County Cancer Association
Ayburn
Weiss
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Mike Speed
Speed
Jerrilyn Jones
Terry County Historical Society
Terrys Rangers
Brownfield Chamber of Commerce
Olivia Wise
Carsey Aycock
Wellman-Union
Miguelangel
Brownfield Doctor to retire after four decades of service
Dr Sherman Hope will celebrate a 38 year medical career in Brownfield with a noon to 1 30 p m reception at his office on Wednesday February 16 with remarks on his career including hospital growth and clinic expansion. He and his wife raised seven children in Brownfield and he helped recruit physicians and support a local hospital and clinic. The article also notes student life and a later community event featuring Dr Kenneth Wyatt as speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherman Hope
Brownfield
Hope
Brownfield News
Dr. Willis
Smith
Lubbock
Terry County
Kenneth Wyatt
Tulsa
Wyatt
Sonic booms traced to Air Force maneuver near Meadow
Paper n Ink recounts two sonic booms heard at 7:43 p m on Oct 25 1999 near Meadow Texas after four months of rumors. Brownfield police confirm from Lt Garbette at Cannon AFB that two F 15s were conducting authorized maneuvers at 30 000 feet and atmospheric conditions produced ground vibrations.
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Terry County
Lone Star
Meadow
Air Force
Brownfield
Roy Rice
U.S. Air Force
Garbette
Cannon Air Force Base
Clovis
N. M
Rice
Census 2000 effect on West Texas schools
Census 2000 draws attention for potential losses in West Texas population and its impact on federal funding for local school districts. Officials worry redistricting may reduce representation, while education funding could decline if regional numbers shrink. Local administrators monitor the census closely for budget and staffing implications.
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United States Census Bureau
West
Texas
Ing
Brownfield council to discuss charter amendments and budget items
Brownfield City Council set to meet at 7:30 am Thursday among topics include oath for new member Joe Cardenas, public hearing on Energas rate increase, potential denial of Energas rate rise, designation of official newspaper, May 6 2000 general election charter amendments, charter amendment city election, appointment to Brownfield Industrial Development Corporation, interlocal seal coat project, BIDCorp 2000 2001 budget and work plan ratification, interstate management rail right of way licensing fees, and BCISD census impact on 2000 2001 programs and possible congressional district changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownfield City
Joe Cardenas
Brownfield
Brad Moore
Brownfield Industrial Development Corporation Board of Directors
Bidcorp
Brownfield Cisd
BCISD
Chuck Hargrave
West Texas
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Fisher
Winsign
Ssj U5
USS Paul
Homn
Jane McSpadden
Lynn Brisendine
Interstate Management Group, Inc
West Texas & Lubbock Railroad Company
Cub
Josh Contreras
Justin Taylor
Cubs
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