Brownfield Leads Texas In Sales Tax Rebates Surge
Texas cities and counties, including Brownfield, posted the highest local sales tax rebates in state history with a total of 177.4 million dollars sent out. Comptroller John Sharp cites a stronger economy and more local tax collections as drivers. Brownfield received 94,376.49 this month, up 71.54 percent from last year, and Meadow earned 1,094.49 while Terry County had none. Through two months this year Brownfield's total reached 134,868.92, up 62.40 percent from 83,047.02 last year.
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Texas
State Comptroller's Office
John Sharp
Brownfield
Sharp
Meadow
Terry County
Saddam and the war debate echo in Arabic insults and weapon lore
The column critiques misreadings of Saddam in Arabic, notes Bush usage as potentially insulting, and discusses war rhetoric. It describes proposals for nuclear and conventional weapons, including fuel air bombs, and imagines a decisive clash with Saddam as a heads-on collision.
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Saddam
Sadam
Bush
Schmaltz
Sadum
Sadaming
Baghdad
Kuwait
Brownfield CRTC Literacy program unique in Texas
Brownfield Regional Court Residential Treatment Center offers a unique literacy based program modeled on Windham Huntsville. Literacy Specialist Ron Kelley notes the program personalizes education for each probationer and reports three GEDs completed since November with ten more expected by April 17.
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Brownfield
Texas
Brownfield Regional Court
Texas Penal System
Windham
Huntsville
Kelley
CRTC
Billie McCallister
Brownfield Isd
Brownfield High School Choir to perform pre contest concert
Brownfield High School A cappella group performs at 7 p.m. Thursday in the Middle School Auditorium as a community preview before the March 13 contest at Texas Tech. Choir director Cheryl Davis notes strong progress and optimistic chances as three students earn state qualifiers.
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Brownfield High School
Cheryl Davis
Davis
Texas Tech
BHS
Joe Howard
News to close early for Presidents Day observance
The Brownfield News will close at noon Monday in observance of Presidents Day and resume regular hours from 8 30 a m to 5 p m Tuesday.
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Brownfield News
FNB elects two officers as new directors
First National Bank of Brownfield elected Pat O Daniel and Johnny Willis to new board seats at the annual stockholders meeting. Existing directors include L J Richardson as chair and CEO, with Richardson noting 1990 gains and optimism for 1991 driven by cotton and petroleum markets.
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First National Bank of
Brownfield
Pat O'Daniel
Johnny Willis
FNB
L. J. Richardson
Carrol W. Collier
Charles Darwin
Leonard M. Ellington
Alva J. Geron
Don E. Hendley
T.A. Hicks
Carl Hogue
N.R. Marchbanks
Lanny Webb
Richardson
O'Daniel
Willis
TV Listings Newsbriefs and Page Notes
Brief TV listings and page notes summarize upcoming shows and layout highlights across pages 10 to 16. The item notes editorial placement and where to find entertainment schedules within the issue.
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Wayne Jones
VFW
Janna Forbes
Lynn Brisendine
Kelly Sinclair
Region 17
Lubbock
Brownfield Community College
South Plains College
Candace Elmore
Letitia Patton
Pat O' Daniel