Local Bealls to Stay Open Under Stage Stores Reorganization
Stage Stores will keep 80 percent of its outlets including Brownfield Bealls, despite chapter 11 filing in Houston on June 1. Bankrupt company plans to restock via a $450 million debtor-in-possession facility and consolidate some locations while preserving most staff and local merchandising, with 471 of 591 stores to remain open in 20 states.
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Blake Decker
Brownfield Bealls
Stage Stores, Inc
Bealls
U.S
Houston
Brownfield News
Stage
Brownfield
Andrea Carrizales
Stage Stores
Jack Wiesner
Palais Royal
America
Wiesner
Inc
Citicorp USA, Inc
C.R. Anthony Co
Texas
Allen
Austin
Beaumont
Carrollton
Haskell
Kerrville
Laredo
Lewisville
Marlin
Odessa
Peanut Field Day Planned in Terry County
The Terry County Extension Office sponsors the 2000 Peanut Field Day at the Larry Newsom Farm on U S Highway 82 380 three miles west of the Highway 137 intersection. The event starts at 1 p m with speakers Dr Calvin Trostle Dr Thomas Chip Lee and Dr Robert Lemon discussing peanut topics. Scott Russell will cover integrated pest management and cotton topics. Western Peanut Growers also backs the event.
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Terry County
Larry Newsom
U.S. Highway
Calvin Trostle
Thomas ‘Chip’ Lee
Robert Lemon
Scott Russell
Terry
Yoakum
Missing Brownfield dog sparks alert and reward
Brownfield police seek a small brown wirehaired female dog that escaped during a break in at the Brownfield Animal Shelter while under quarantine after biting a family friend. The dog, kept for a grandson, passed the rabies observation period and is valued with a $150 reward. Call Brownfield Police or Terry County Sheriff with sightings.
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Brownfield Animal Shelter
Brownfield
Roy Rice
Rice
New conduct code debated for student leaders at Brownfield High
Brownfield ISD trustees discussed a new Student Handbook policy targeting elected leaders and athletes at Brownfield High School. The plan outlines higher standards and disciplinary steps for major infractions including drugs alcohol assault theft with separate at school and off campus provisions and AEP implications for in school offenses.
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Blake Decker
Brownfield Isd Board of Trustees
BHS
Jerry Jones
Jones
Accident keeps City line crews busy
A Tuesday accident on the Seagraves Highway left much of Brownfield without power for hours. A Ryder Truck and a Chevrolet Yukon collided, damaging poles and circuits. City crews worked to restore Circuit 5 and the Gin Circuit, with power back largely by 5 p.m. and street lights fully repaired by Thursday morning.
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Garry Peebles
Seagraves Highway
Brownfield
14Th Street
Henry Anderson
Odessa
Edgar Knippa
Austin
John Deere
Yukon
Brownfield Regional Medical Center
Brownfield Line
Butch Wagner
Wagner
CRTC
Foster Highway
Paper n Ink Sees Hillary Clinton Backlash and Politics
Columnist notes spring fitness and defense of Bill and Hillary Clinton amid political tensions. The piece recalls Clinton elections, Hillary’s health care reform setback, and speculation on her future role and public perception as her husband’s presidency winds down.
Hillary Clinton Senate Bid Sparks Oblique Backlash
A columnist contends Hillary Clinton should not be judged for a possibly 26 year old remark about the J word, arguing the public focus on past insults fuels hate in media and politics. The piece laments rising nationwide vitriol and urges moving on to governing rather than personal denigration.
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Hillary
White House
Senate
New York
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