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Newspaper

Brownfield News

Location

Brownfield, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 01, 2001

Page

6

Dusty Haze Drifts Over Austin Amid Redistricting Debate

A Saharan dust plume lingers over Austin while Texas lawmakers sharpen redistricting maps. Senate committee chair Jeff Wentworth released a plan that splits political loyalties, with Republicans backing it and Democrats opposing. Austin sits in the 10th District once led by Lyndon B. Johnson, now part of a Republican statewide tilt.

Austin Atlantic Africa Sahara Desert North America Trans-Pecos Board Senate Sen Jeff Wentworth San Antonio Texas Travis County Lyndon B. Johnson U.S. House of Representatives

Redistricting Plan Shifts Williamson County To 10th District

Democratic concerns rise as Williamson County, a GOP stronghold, would join the 10th District under a Senate Redistricting Committee proposal. If enacted, incumbent Lloyd Doggett could be imperiled while Republicans gain a population majority in 17 of Texas 30 congressional seats. The map still faces Senate House agreement and possible court action.

Williamson County Lloyd Doggett Austin Senate House Rick Perry Legislative State Board of Education Texas Wentworth

Alaska Through a Busy Eye A Travel Adventure

Don Taylor shares a vivid Alaska tour describing rustic villages, glaciers, and the vast landscape. He notes Alaska’s climate extremes, wildlife, and iconic sites from Fairbanks to Barrow. He observes Anchorage, Fairbanks, Ketchikan, and Muldoon businesses thriving with help from the Alaska SBDC network who offer free counseling and low cost training.

Alaska Small Business Development Center Network SBDC

Farm program needs for workable fair support says county agent

County Agent Jerry W. Warren argues for a sound farm program to aid farmers through bad years and disasters. He contrasts farming with floristry, detailing weather, regulation, and price risks, and urges government safety nets to stabilize a one‑shot annual farming market.

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One Year After Mike’s Accident A Prayerful Note

Gina Caswell Kelly writes on the emotional first year after her husband Mike’s death. She analyzes grief and gratitude, praises God for daily blessings, and urges readers to act on heartfelt guidance rather than harbor regrets. She also thanks supporters and cherishes family Kristy and Kyle.

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Alaska Small Business Big As the State

In a favorable view, the Alaska business scene is praised for knowledgeable professionals and a drive to nurture local ventures. The writer notes weaknesses in customer focus, service quality, and reliability, urging consistent promises, customer motivation, and better training.

Alaska Anchorage Fairbanks Ketchikan Muldoon America Don Taylor

No, We French Reclaim Innocence From American Influence

Letter from Rene Legros of France arguing for calmer views on U S culture. He cites Disney comics Reader’s Digest Suzi Quatro Lovecraft and broader American influences. He urges removing gun shops gangsta rap and jokes and asks to regain innocence.

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Letter to the Editor lauds community teamwork in Brownfield

Susan Lefevere of the Texas Workforce Commission thanks the Brownfield News for reporting a job opportunity offered by TDCJ in Lamesa and for the article on youth labor laws. She urges citizens to work together to boost the economy and notes hometown cooperation.

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