Don’t buy too much when you first get started
By Lynn Brisendine advice for newlyweds warns against credit excess as summer weddings rise. It urges young couples to avoid overbuying gadgets and furniture and to start slowly with payments to prevent financial trouble, noting the strain of bills and debt. The piece frames marriage as costly yet hopeful, urging restraint. It also mentions the Terry County Rodeo Parade with Revirt Haught and Bobby, and the Lea County Sheriff’s Posse winning first prize.
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Revirt
Bobby
Terry County
Terry Sheriff's Posse
Brownfield ISD eyes dropout prevention program
Brownfield ISD trustees plan to discuss Project College Bound a dropout prevention pilot from the Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board. The program targets eighth graders to boost college expectations with help in finding financial aid and a College Bound newsletter for participants and parents. Also on the agenda is a preliminary 1987-88 budget with two options: one includes a teacher salary freeze the other preserves mandated increases.
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Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board
Bicisd
Kenneth Ashworth
Coordinating Board
Brownfield
Don Hendley
Rudd predicts Texas income tax within five years
Rep Jim Rudd told county clerks in Brownfield a state income tax could arrive within five years as federal tax rules push deductions toward sales taxes. He chairs the Texas House appropriations committee and linked a 5.7 billion dollar tax package to shifts from heavy industry to services, noting a tax commission will study long term taxation methods.
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Daun Eierdam
Jim Rudd
Rudd
1211St
Judicial District
Brownfield
Appropriations
Texas House
Austin
Texas
Bill Clements
Indicted men remanded to Lubbock and Ector counties
Two men arraigned in 121st Judicial District Court were released to sheriff's deputies. Raul Cane Jr., 24, faces misdemeanor and bad check charges in Lubbock County after a Terry County grand jury indicted him on two counts of theft over 750 dollars for May 7 involving video tapes and recorders. Christopher Ramirez, 18, faced burglary charges in Ector County after a May 16 incident linked to a Terry grand jury indictment with Abel Campos for home entry with intent to steal.
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121St Judicial District Court
Lubbock
Ector
Raul Cane Jr
Cano
Terry County
Christopher Ramirez
Ector County
Ramirez
Abel Campos
Terry
Brownfield 13 Year Old All Stars Head To Dumas
Brownfield 13 year old all stars travel to Dumas for the 13 Year Old West Texas State Tournament running Monday through Saturday. First game Monday at 6 p.m. pits Brownfield against the winner of the Plainview tournament. If victorious they meet Borger winner Tuesday at 8 p.m. and then Thursday 8 p.m. with a possible Saturday 6 p.m. championship. If they lose first round they play Wednesday at 6 p.m. with elimination if they lose again, or a 6 p.m. Thursday game on the path to a Friday 7 p.m. game and potential Saturday title shot. If Brownfield defeats the undefeated team they could rematch later Saturday. A second round loss after a first win shifts path to Wednesday 8 p.m. and the same progression.
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Brownfield
Dumas
West Texas
Plainview
Borger
Andre Lee
Mason gets prison term for checks
Kenny Mason was found guilty of possession of a forged instrument and received a five year state prison term in 121st Judicial District Court. Judge Ray Anders ordered restitution for two checks as a parole condition. Brownfield police had arrested Mason on July 14 after hot check charges. bond was set at $30,000.
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Kenny Mason
121St Judicial District Court
Mason
Ray Anderson
Anderson
Brownfield
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Lea County
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