Commissioners extend agreement with City of Brownfield
Terry County Commissioners extend the housing contract for Brownfield city prisoners at the county jail. City payments rise to 24000 annually. 385 Class C arrests in 1999 fed the forecast, with 2.6 day average per inmate. Roofs on MHMR and County Agent buildings approved for 10000 total. insurer covers 5000 deductible. travel expense 641.60 approved for Louis Jones to attend juvenile law conference in Austin February 16 18.
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Terry County Law Enforcement Center
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Terry County
Louis Jones
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Census may shift federal funds for Brownfield schools
CENSUS results could change federal eligibility thresholds that determine district funding. Brownfield could see about $2 million in federal money, much of it via Title 1, affecting salaries and programs in the BCISD.
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Hargrave
Brownfield
Dr Hope reflects on career and community ties in Brownfield
Dr Hope, a physician and former U.S. Marine with two master's degrees and 13 grandchildren, discusses his retirement. He plans to remain active in church and town life, teaching Sunday School for 41 years at First Baptist Church and pursuing long-held community goals. He moved to Brownfield from Pryor Oklahoma in the early 1960s to fill a local opening alongside another doctor.
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Hope
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Dr. Hope
Brownfield
Pryor
Okla
Lubbock
West Texas
Noahs Ark Lessons and Census Talk in Lubbock District
A local feature weaves a light Noahs Ark lesson list with a detailed look at how Census 2000 affects school funding. It covers Ark morals, a humorous spelling poem, and quotes from Dr Hope about Brownfields community ties and hunting hobbies. The piece shifts to census importance for BCISD funds, Title 1 eligibility, and district outreach including PTA partnerships and school kits to boost participation before Census Day April 1, 2000.
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Hargrave
United States
Census Bureau
TXU Electric files for approval of business separation plan
TXU Electric Company submits to the Public Utility Commission of Texas to approve its plan under PURA 39.051 to separate into generation, retail and transmission entities and to approve a separate plan for competitive energy services. The notice sets docket numbers 21950 and 21987 and invites interventions or comments by February 22, 2000.
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TXU Electric
Public Utility Commission of Texas
Commission
Public Utility Regulatory Act
PURA
P.O. Box
Austin
Texas
Office of
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