Take charge and write a year of action in 1998
Motivational essay urging readers to seize control of the new year. Emphasizes writing a personal history on an empty screen, setting specific goals, forming good habits, and taking charge of health time finances and thoughts to make 1998 the best year.
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Lance
John Locke
Marcus Aurelius
New Year Resolution Stages For Personal Change
Readers are reminded of six stages of change from precontemplation to relapse as they pursue goals this year. Practical tips include written contracts with supporters, clear timelines, and keeping the effort consistent. Submit letters to The Brownfield News with name and contact details.
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James O. Prochaska
State Capitol Highlights And Open Issues In Texas
State workers and temps cost at least 41 million in the past budget year, yet they’re not on the 6 billion payroll nor receive health or retirement benefits. Auditors and officials seek better figures as temp tasks expand from computer programming to nursing and disaster hotlines. Texans gain new access to health coverage via the Texas Insurance Risk Pool with two major medical plans and network-based savings. Banks may sell annuities under interim rules pending 1999 law changes after a federal ruling. Daycare background checks take effect January 1 with penalties for noncompliance. A statewide poll finds one in four Texans witnessed child abuse, and 30 percent are unaware they must report it. PUC approves a 4 percent temporary rate cut for residential customers of Texas Utilities Electric Co. and the state appeals in pay cap changes.
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House Appropriations
Rob Junell
Dan Angelo
Lawrence Alwin
Texas Insurance
Elton Bomer
Kip Averitt
David Sibley
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James R. Nowlin
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Supreme Court
Being a Successful Parent Is An Active Participation Sport
A reflective guide asks parents to judge their role by daily actions not outcomes. It offers a ten point checklist on talking about school, rules, safety, schooling, religion, caring for others, decision making, and respect. The piece urges active involvement, urging parents to model behavior and engage with children rather than watch from the sidelines. Subscribe for more Brownfield News content.
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