Brownfield City Council Reviews Zoning Change Request
In a three hour Thursday session the Brownfield City Council discussed a zoning request by A T Pickett owner of land at Felt and D Streets Northeast Brownfield to change from R1 to R3 to allow a mobile home park. Opponents included Dr Sherman Hope and Tom Hardy. The zoning board was asked to provide a recommendation and to issue a conditional permit before any change could take effect.
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Pickett
Sherman Hope
Shermore
Tom Hardy
Brownfield School Board
Brownfield Zoning Board
Cabe Named Post Master at Brownfield Post Office
Conrad Cabe has been selected for the Brownfield Post Office post master role. A Brownfield native, he served 14 years as city carrier and seven years as superintendent postal operator. He and his wife Norma have three daughters Patti Sandy and Karla. they attend the Brownfield Church of Christ. He pledged to continue serving the community.
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Conrad Cabe
Brownfield
Cabe
Norma
Patti
Sandy
Karla
Brownfield Church of Christ
Seminole Style Plan to Run Brownfield Hospital Questioned
Brownfield Regional Medical Center board debated an Austin firm's five year lease at $1 yearly and full management, including new doctors. Seminole Hospital's experience showed promised doctors rarely arrived, with occupancy stuck near one third.
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Brownfield Regional Medical Center
BRMC
Gene Winyard
Austin
Vinyard
Bob Bailey
George Williford
Brownfield News
Seminole Memorial Hospital
Seminole
Brownfield
Stick Horse Race Winners Named At Annual Event
Winners announced at the annual stick horse race held Friday near the courthouse. In the two year olds division Randall Beasley took first with Sara Hamm second and Gabe Murray third. Three year olds saw Stephan Nelson first, Wesley Bowers second, Dustin Stone third. Four year olds winner Rhett Graham with Amy Helton second and Mickey McCabb third. Five year olds Ace Williams led, Jeremy Blair second, Jennifer Casper third. Six years old winner Gilbert Rodriguez with Mitch McCalb second.
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Randall Beasley
Sara Hamm
Gabe Murray
Stephan Nelson
Wesley Bowers
Dustin Stone
Rhett Grah
Brownfield area meetings and church fund drive noted
A Brownfield field regional medical center board plans a 7 p.m. Monday meeting to discuss purchasing hospital equipment and the Terry Memorial Hospital District’s future. The Brownfield School Board calls an executive session at 7:30 p.m. Monday in the administration building. A male youth about 18 traveling door to door for First Baptist Church funds is reported. he is described as six feet tall with dark hair and complexion. The piece also comments on baseball strike fatigue and sport coverage tone.
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Day
Winyard
Brownfield Regional Medical Center Board of Directors
Darrell Helton
Terry Memorial Hospital
Brownfield School Board
First Baptist Church
Flowers
Brownfield Crime Information offers rewards in multiple cases
Crime Information Inc. announces a 300 reward for information leading to the arrest of fugitive Alice Gail Wilson who left Brownfield on May 23 1981 with four children under a custody order by District Judge Ray Anderson. It also offers 3890 for information leading to arrest and indictment in a strangulation murder of Diana Lynn Bryant who was babysitting at a 900 Block North A Street apartment complex in April 1981. A burglary at Billy McCallister residence 73 81 involved theft of an RCA Victor Console TV.
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Brownfield Crime Information, Inc
Alice Gail Wilson
Brownfield
Ray Anderson
Diana Lynn Bryant
Miss Bryant
North A
Billy McCallister
CETA States Program Film And Discussion
Robbie Willis, CETA job developer, will lead a 7 30 p m film and discussion on the Comprehensive Employment and Training Act. The session at Energas Flame Room is open to the public and explains benefits to local businesses. 30 Terry County residents are in CETA jobs including waitresses and clerks. No age limit. income is the primary qualifier. About 70 percent placed workers remained employed after six months.
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Robbie Willis
CETA
Willis
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Felt
Council
Lubbock Highway
Seminole Hospital
Linda Birdwell
Seminole Hospital Board
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Crime Information Inc