Brownfield College Sets January Registration Schedule
The Brownfield Division of South Plains College will register from 6 to 8 p.m. Thursday January 11 at Brownfield High School Room 21 West entrance. All courses are credit hours three semester hours each. Classes start Monday January 15. spring break is March 19 to 23 with final exams May 7 to 9. Three semester hours cost 69 dollars plus books and a 15 dollar lab fee for computer courses. ACC 232-30 Principles of Accounting II is the second half of the course.
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Brownfield Chamber Banquet Promises Big Top Theme
The Brownfield Chamber sets its annual banquet for Saturday January 13 at 7 p.m. in Brownfield High School Commons with Kenneth Wyatt of Tulsa as speaker. The Outstanding Citizen of 1989 will be announced. Tickets from Chamber directors Red Coats Red Skirts and Chamber office. Mason-Warner audit report to be discussed at 7 p.m. Monday at Brownfield Regional Medical Center meeting room.
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Sammy Jones runs for Terry County Judge in Republican primary
Sammy Jones announces his candidacy for Terry County Judge in the March Republican primary. Born and raised in Brownfield he is a 1945 Brownfield High School graduate and a 1949 Texas Tech bachelor graduate. Page 2
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J B Jobe seeks Brownfield JP seat in party primary
J B Jobe of Brownfield announces candidacy for Justice of the Peace in the upcoming Democratic primary. A Terry County native, he taught CVAE construction trades in Brownfield schools for 20 years and previously led Shamburger Lumber and Sherwin Williams branches. He attends First Baptist Church and holds roles in Masonic Lodge 903, Scottish Rite, and vocational associations.
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Brownfield Council discusses Treatment Center progress
Brownfield City Council hears progress on the Court Residential Treatment Center project. City manager Dick Fletcher says bids will be analyzed before the Jan 18 meeting and certificates of obligation should be ready to issue in two weeks. Ted Hardy says lease for the center is ready, plans for water and sewer bids to follow next month, and the probation department targets July 1 for construction and August 1 for first client. Additionally PSC and TDH discuss landfill height and water balance studies possibly delaying lining costs.
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Many hopefuls line up for 1990 county ballot
Filing before the January 2 deadline, a bipartisan slate announced for the county primary in March. Key races include County Judge James Martin, Darwin Cargill, Doug Ryburn and Kearby Sexton. Justice of the Peace candidates George Jameson Homer Parker Bob Jowers J B Jobe and Frances Hansard. County Treasurer contenders Bobbie Montgomery Gladys Swain Bobbie Jo McClure Peggy Kapler Frank Odom. County Clerk Ann Willis Loyd McNabb. District Clerk Frances Hyman Willie Elizardo Bess Nelson. Precinct 2 candidates Bill Keesee Melvin Carroll Elvice Duncan. Precinct 4 incumbent Jimmie Berryhill unopposed. Democrat chairman Joe Sears unopposed. Republican chairman James Amy Evans unopposed.
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Amy" Evans
Odom Files for Terry County Treasurer Run
Frank Odom has filed in the Republican primary for County Treasurer of Terry County. A long-time resident of the county, he has lived in Terry County for over 30 years and is listed in Odom Page 2.
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McNabb Seeks Terry County Clerk Post
Loyd McNabb announces candidacy for Terry County Clerk in the Democratic primary. He attended Johnson and Gomez communities and Brownfield schools, and has lived in Terry County 30 years including 13 in Pool and 17 in Brownfield.
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Foreign exchange student discusses New Zealand foods and education
New Zealand exchange student Lars von Minden reflects on vegemite and fish and chips in his homeland, noting cheaper fast meals and small shops. He compares New Zealand schooling with United States systems, highlighting pass marks, harder exams, and uniform policies, before promising more on page 2.
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Commissioners Set Monday Agenda in Terry County Court
Terry County Commissioners plan a Monday session to establish a grievance committee and set salaries for officials and employees. They will appoint members to various committees and consider approving an office space lease between the Farm Bureau and the Extension Office. A resolution on the Environmental Protection Agency will also be discussed.
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