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Newspaper
Brownfield News
Location
Brownfield, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1986
Page
1
The First National Bank and Brownfield State Bank report increases in assets and deposits for the second quarter ending June 30, 1986, despite a lagging local economy. The announcements detail balance sheet growth across both institutions.
Officials warn worthless check writers to pay promptly with July 28 1986 arrest plan underway. The notice outlines cooperation with law enforcement and specifies potential home or workplace arrests for noncompliance.
The Brownfield Regional Medical Center board approved the 1986 87 budget of 3 857 721 and authorized Administrator Pat McMillan to publish a notice for a hearing on a proposed tax increase from 7 339 to 9 83 cents per 100 evaluation. The meeting included a closed session on personnel matters and discussions on upgrading computer capacity with estimates ranging up to 67 000 for a system, plus maintenance.
County commissioners spent most of Monday opening bids to reroof damaged county buildings from the late May hailstorm. They tabled bids for later consideration and planned to approve separate projects Tuesday afternoon. Local roofing firms included Langford Roofing and Brown Roofing & Sheet Metal among others. They also approved a copier purchase for the Probation Office and a buried cable installation by General Telephone, plus travel funds for a Boston court reporters seminar. Terry County's share totals $444.70 for the Boston seminar.
Brownfield's city council will meet at 8:30 a.m. Thursday with a single agenda item. The session will open bids for reroofing two city warehouses at 7th and Hill streets near the power plant.
Texas faces a projected deficit rising from 1.3 to about 2.3 3.5 billion as oil revenue collapses. House Appropriations Chair Jim Rudd discusses a possible early August special session to counter losses, with options to raise taxes while noting political hurdles ahead of the November elections.
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