Is The New Postal Service Working
On July 1 1971 President Nixon created the U S Postal Service replacing the Post Office Department. Changes include centralized accounting in Lubbock, rural box delivery, and lost Brownfield postmark. Officials note cost pressures and seek public views on Saturday service and seven day mail.
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Lubbock
Wayne Dorsett
Bill Edgar
Levelland Highway
Richard Ferguson
Busy Brownfield General Hospital Overflows Daily
Local hospital in Brownfield reports constant overflow with 54 to 57 patients daily though only 40 beds for regular patients. Nine beds are isolation and OB related. Administrators note doctors will postpone cases to manage the surge as winter ice weather worsens.
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Brownfield General Hospital
O.B
Pat McMillan
Pat
Ministers Should Mind Their Own Business
A reader argues ministers must not avoid moral issues in the community. The piece defends prophetic speaking in politics, cites law counts, and asserts spiritual nurture requires engagement beyond church walls. Ledger Montrose Calif.
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Texas
Herman Kahn
B. Bruce Briggs
Conservation Highlights of SCS 1972 Progress
A 1972 summary from the Soil Conservation Service shows over a million farmers and landowners received technical help, 26 600 units of state and local government support, and dams and channels preventing about 48 million dollars in damage. Local benefits reach 56 million, as sediment and grassland improvements aid water quality. The Great Plains program grew with 2400 new contracts on nearly five million acres, and total contracts since the mid 1950s reach 42 524. Soil surveying exceeded 42 million acres. 36 percent of US land surveyed. Six new plant releases aid erosion control, reflecting growing resource conservation needs and public action.
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Great Plains
United States
Past Glimpses From Local Archives
This column recalls a year ago a wave of thefts and vandalism with Sonny's Feed and Supplies hit by a brick through a plate glass window causing over 150 dollars in damage. It notes Chamber of Commerce seeks Outstanding Citizen nominees for the annual banquet.
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Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Union High
Delwin Marrow
Margaret Booth
Ronald Luker
U.H.S
Gary Brewer
Cathy Smith
Louise McNeil
Benne Marrow
Ann Moss
Keith Cheatham
Igaret Luker
Mary Alice Luker
Randy Herring
John McNabb
Tim Faulkenberry
Carrol Collier
John McFarland
Paul Farrar
March of Dimes
Marion Snell
Brownfield Fireman’ S Auxiliary
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