A Diamond, Technology Fear, and a Mushroom Cloud
Lynn Brisendine discusses artificial hearts showing both promise and peril, noting lives saved and lost. The piece shifts to unexplained mushroom cloud sightings near Russia and Alaska, with theories of new energy consuming devices and fears of a freeze threat, ending with a reference to See Paper n Ink on Page 2A.
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Alaska
McMillan objects to proposed state hospital district amendment
Terry Memorial Hospital District Board meets under an hour as Administrator Pat McMillan flags a state constitutional amendment up for November voting. He warns the measure would give the legislature broad power to regulate hospital districts like BRMC, contrasting with local autonomy since 1966. He notes strong tax collections and current funds while projecting 1985-86 valuations and a 7 cent tax rate. See Hospital on Page 2A.
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Terry Memorial Hospital District Board of Director
Pat McMillan
BRMC
McMillan
Texas
Terry County
J.O. Burnett
Wellman ISD names new superintendent Raymond Lusk
Raymond Lusk appointed Wellman Independent School District superintendent replacing James Odem who retired after 19 years. Lusk, a native of Quitaque with 17 years in teaching and administration, comes from Lockney District where he served as band director and junior high principal. He holds degrees from Texas Tech Kansas State and West Texas State University. Lusk and his wife Martha four children and church involvement frame his family oriented tenure.
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Raymond Lusk
Wellman Independent School District
Lusk
Wellman School Board
James Odem
Quita
Lockney
Dimmitt
Kansas State University
Texas Tech University
West Texas State University
Wellman
Martha
Wayland Baptist University
Keri
Jayson
Kay Lynn
Thad
WISD
Church of Christ
Terry 4-H Rodeo Set by Terry County Clubs
Terry County 4-H Clubs sponsor the Jr. R s Rodeo planned for June 28 and 29 at Redes Arena Brownfield. Events are age based from 8 and under to 16 19 with divisions, nightly 8 p.m. starts. Cash prizes and belt buckles for all around cowboy and cowgirl. Local competitors from Texas and New Mexico expected. contact County Agent at 637 4060 for details.
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Terry County
Redes Arena
Brownfield
Texas
New Mexico
Rodco i
Wether Ibn
Commissioners discuss new traffic street near Oak Grove Elementary
Terry County Judge Herbert Chesshir and four county commissioners along with Brownfield city officials, the BISD superintendent, and city manager met to address a growing traffic problem at Oak Grove Elementary School. Proposals include extending Shinnery Lane and creating a north south route from Bynum Lane, with easement steps outlined to clear the path.
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Terry
Herbert Chesshir
Brownfield
Dick Fletcher
Tommy Hicks
Oak Grove
BISD
Don Hendley
Hendley
Ballard Street
Fletcher
Brownfield Chamber Sets Clean-up Week Activities
The Brownfield Beautification Committee plans a Clean-up Campaign during June 16 to 22 with city trucks available to remove large trash. Alley pickup and calls to City Hall are requested. The Red Skirts will recognize Yard of the Week and Business of the Week during the summer months and promote planting flowers suited to the area from spring through fall including tulips, daffodils, crepe myrtles, and chrysanthemums.
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Brownfield Chamber of Commerce
City Hall
Young bicycle rider injured in collision
Jeffrey Scott eight years old of 1421 E Cardwell was taken by Brownfield Ambulance to Lubbock General Hospital after colliding with a 1985 Ford van driven by Jimmy Don Bills of Early Texas at the intersection of Chevy Street and Tohoka Road. Scott’s condition was unknown at presstime. The report also notes thefts and vehicle damage in the area.
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Jeffrey Scott
E. Cardwell
Brownfield Ambulance Service
Lubbock General Hospital
Chevy Street
Tohoka Road
Jimmy Don Bills
Early
Tex
Scott
BRMC
Lub
Larry Wilson Sentenced To 12 Years For Child Sexual Abuse
Larry Wilson pleaded guilty and received a 12 year Texas Department of Corrections term in Lubbock after a landmark Brownfield case on Sexual Abuse of a Child. Prosecutors used video interviews as evidence. venue changes and appeals culminated in the guilty plea and sentencing by Judge Bevers in the 72nd District Court.
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Larry Wilson
Texas Department of Corrections
Lubbock
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