Terry history seeks honest county family and business stories
The Terry County Historical Commission invites all residents to submit family histories, topical pieces, and organizational or business histories. Requirements vary by era and type, with translation help available for Spanish. prepublication price is 55 dollars plus mail, delivery by November 15, 2001, order forms at local spots and via Betty Hamilton.
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San Marcos
Texas
Hays County Historical Commission
Terry County Historical Commission
Terry County
The
Historical Commission
Emily Simpson
Primm Drug Store
C. C. Primm
Homer Nelson
Nelson-Primm Drug Store
South Sixth Street
Nelson
Primm
Brownfield News
Brownfield
Law Enforcement Center posts over five hundred thousand in 2000 income
The Terry County Law Enforcement Center reported 2000 income of 547 522.76, up from 461 400.85 in 1999. Housing revenue led at 495 236, with federal 400 336 and local inmate payments. Total inmate transfers to Texas facilities numbered 51, while 319 arrests occurred.
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Terry County
Law Enforcement Center
Yoakum County
Brownfield Police Department
Lamb County
TDJC
Texas Department of Criminal Justice
Terry
Terry County Sherif
Walker Reflects On Inauguration Weekend And Texas Priorities
Rep Gary Walker recalls a weekend trip to Washington for the Bush era inauguration with colleagues and their wives. He notes cold wet weather, a preference to attend Texas-focused events, and excitement over serving on the Calendars Committee while remaining committed to Natural Resources for West Texas water issues. He praises Governor Rick Perry as well prepared for the role and expresses pride in representing Brownfield and District 80.
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Clint Black
Kenny Chesney
Tayna Tucker
Texas
Bush
Rep. Walker
Walker
D.C
Texas South Plains
South Plains
Land and Resource Management
Natural Resources Committee
Rick Perry
Perry
Ann) Richards
Iegan
Paper n Ink: Demanding fairness in utility deregulation
The piece argues households must pay for natural gas and electricity and cannot opt out. It urges demanding accountability on profits and questioning deregulation, citing California as a cautionary example of a failed market aimed at better competition. It calls for contacting government representatives to seek responsible resource management.
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California
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Betty DuBose Hamilton
Court House
the Times
Beatrice
Kathi Melton O'Neal
Fred Nicholson
Nicholson
Lubbock
Gary Walker
Dep. Walker
District 80
el Palacio
Tohoka
Tohoka Road
Brownfield Senior Citizens Center
W. Bridges
William ‘Dale’ Hartley
Salvation Army
Faye
Markdowns
Brighton
Faye’s Dress Shop
Main Street
Seagraves
Forbes
South 5Th St
Aimee Breedon
Elizabeth
Jody O’brian
West Hill