Brownfield Building Permits Rise in 1982 totals and December actions
Brownfield issued numerous building permits in 1982 with totals by month and category. Commercial additions topped $1.4 million, residential additions reached $158,000, and mobil homes totaled $177,900. December permits list five projects including home additions, a shop building, a warehouse and office, and a manufactured home move.
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Brownfield
Mobil
Eloy Longoria
Park Lane
Tammy Parker
Lubbock Rd
C.K. Anderson
Edward T. Smith
W. Buckley
Oil Recovery News Spurs Slaughter District Oil Project
Amoco plans a large tertiary recovery operation using CO2 in the Slaughter District field near Brownfield, Texas. District Superintendent Larry McVay notes a longer field life and potential growth, despite varied recent oil activity, with US rig counts still above pre boom levels.
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Terry County
Brownfield
Amoco
Texas
Larry McVay
Slaughter District
McVay
Levelland
Levelland and Slaughter Field
Texas Tech
Houston
Sweeny
Chicago
United States
Circle M Warehouse Foods Opens In Brownfield
Circle M Warehouse Foods replaces Circle M Food Store in Brownfield on Monday. Owner Shirley Eslick says quality merchandise remains, with a warehouse style for efficiency and lower prices. Shoppers will price mark items with a wax pencil. display tags show correction prices. See Store on Page 4A.
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Circle M Food
Brownfield
Circle M Warehouse Foods
Shirley Eslick
Circle M
Legislature Studies DWI Law Changes Texas January
Dwayne Pruitt and the Texas Prosecutors Council cite proposed changes for the Texas Legislature. The ideas include raising the drinking age to 21, an open container ban in vehicles, a Per Se breath test standard at 10 percent, and making refusals to submit to testing admissible in court.
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Terry County
Dwayne Pruitt
Texas Prosecutors Council
Texas
Cub Boosters Set Meeting
The Brownfield Booster Club schedules a 7 39 p m meeting Monday in the school administration building. Brownfield High School boys and girls basketball teams will be introduced at the session. All interested people are invited.
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Brownfield Booster Club
Brownfield High School
Five Brownfield police arrests during holiday period
Brownfield police arrested five individuals Tuesday through Thursday including a shoplifting suspect at Fashion Shoe Store caught leaving with $16 shoes. A combined public intoxication and driving without a license arrest occurred, and a juvenile faced public intoxication disorderly conduct and resisting arrest. Two windshields were reported damaged, a 1969 Ford pickup and a 1980 Mercury Capri, with costs of $350 and $375, plus a theft of a Black and Decker buffer from Garcia's Body Shop valued at $189.
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Brownfield
IRS Club
North
Reward Offered in Lubbock Road 7-11 Burglary
Brownfield Crime Information, Inc. posts a $300 reward for information leading to the arrest and indictment of suspects in the burglary of Jack's 7-11 on Lubbock Road. The break in occurred on December 25, 1982, with about $450 in change and a small handgun taken. Entry was gained through the roof.
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Brownfield Crime Information, Inc
Tohoka Road
Dos Amigos Club
Jack
Lubbock Road
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Ages
First National Bank
South Plains
Crystal Cox
Aubrey
Shirley Cox
Brownfield News
Crystal
Colonial Heights
City Food Store
Cub Boosters
Garcia
By Lynn Brisendine
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