Rash crowns Babe Ruth Queen at 1984 ceremony
Jamie Rash was crowned the 1984 Babe Ruth Queen during the league award night on Tuesday June 24. Representing the Pirates, she was crowned by the 1983 Queen Tiffany Parrish. runners up included Billie Jean Lechuga of Pirates and Janette Fisher of Yankees. The event also announced All-Stars and the 1984 league champions, with Cubs winning 11-1 and sponsors listed.
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Cub
Jamie Rash
Rusty Blankenship
Babe Ruth
Jamie
Katrinka Rash
Pirates
Tiffany Parrish
Billie Jean Lechuga
David Lechuga
Monte Riedel
Janette Fisher
Yankees
Fred Clark
Richard Contreras
Paige Fletcher
Dick Fletcher
Chad Orum
Charles Orum
Doris Fletcher
Jack Leech
Lee Young
Dodgers
Anselmo Martinez
Lance Billings
Tony Garcia
Danny Garcia
Rusty Blackenship
Joe Garcia
Cardinals
David Bailey
Cubs
Noon Lions Club
American Legion Auxiliary
First National Bank
the Oddfellows
United Super Market
Brownfield Crime Information offers reward for burglary leads
CrimeLine announces a $300 reward for information leading to the arrest and indictment of suspects in a burglary of a residence at 922 North A Street on June 22 1984. A suspect chased by the owner is linked to a separate auto burglary at D and D Auto Sales between 5 30 p m 06 06 84 and 9 30 a m 06 09 84, with an AM FM cassette player taken.
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Brownfield Crime Information, Inc
North A St
D & D Auto Sales
Permits total 476211 in June driven by Brownfield project
June permits rose to 476211 with 220000 plus Brownfield Automotive new residence and commercial building. The city issued 23 permits in June including two residences 12 remodels three mobile homes one pool and four storage buildings. Through June year to date permits reach 1668606 versus 859661 last year.
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Brownfield Automotive Company
Brownfield
Roman Tapia
James Redding
N. Jill
Gaylon Ingram
Pruitt explains Texas fireworks laws and fines
Public service from Brownfield News with County Attorney G Dwayne Pruitt outlines state rules. It highlights that fireworks may not be sold to children under ten or intoxicated persons and prohibits igniting fireworks within 600 feet of churches hospitals as part of public safety guidance.
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The
Brownfield News
G. Dwayne Pruitt
Prosecutor Council
Terry County
Texas
Pruitt
Brownfield Fire Department Issues Fourth of July Safety Reminder
The Brownfield Fire Department warns residents that fireworks are prohibited inside city limits. Violations face fines, and the department notes that last year two fireworks-related calls cost the city 499 dollars each.
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Brownfield
Amoco CO2 project expands West Texas oil recovery
Garry Peebles reports on Amoco Production’s $300 million tertiary carbon dioxide injection project in the Slaughter District of Hockley Terry and Yoakum Counties. The plan boosts recoverable oil by 15 to 20 percent and involves 250 miles of 20 inch pipeline from Bravo Dome New Mexico to four West Texas sites.
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Garry Peebles
Sundown
West Texas
Amoco
Hockley
Terry
Yoakum
Larry McVay
McVay
Bravo Dome
New Mexic
Permian Basin
Br Dome
Slaughter Ceentral
Frazier, Loca
Slaughter Estate
Sun- See
Central Mallet
Mallet
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Ross Lassiter
Rash
Mark Gonzales
Roberto Perez
Bobby Little
Steve Gonzales
Robert Gonzales
Rufus Finney
Eloy Garcia
Lamesa
Raymond Gonzales
Richard Rodriguez
Clarence Brown
Brent Jones
Monty Riedel
Carol Garcia
Cabs
Melanie Smith
Tammy Lewis
Jamie Rayche
Riedel
Jamie Chambers
CrimeLine
Daniel Dominguez
E. Ripley
Don Drennon
W. Story
Ernest Panda
W. Main
Brownfield Automotive
Brownfield Regional
Raul Franco
E. Hester
Fermin Serna
S. 3Rd St
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