29 Jul 1976
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Newspaper
Brownfield News
Location
Brownfield, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1976
Page
1
Two men Dwight D. King aged 23 and Larry T. Oliver aged 35 were arrested on theft under 200 dollars for items including air conditioners and a jack from Lindsey Hardware near Wolfforth. They were booked into Lubbock County Jail for Terry County and released on bond.
The Carter Mondale bid is seen as strong for Democrats despite southern doubts about Mondale. Kaufman of Brookings argues that safe seats and seniority lock in leaders, hindering government trimming. The piece notes agency influence, factional endorsements like Tower withholding from Reese, and ongoing cabinet loyalty with Butz slated for a Mexican screwworm station dedication.
County commissioners at Monday morning meeting agreed to use the old South Plains Health Unit facility at 101 for a senior group operation. The plan marks a shift in local senior services as the group prepares to relocate activities into the former health unit building.
The Texas State Securities Board warns area farmers about a 1976 pattern of fraud in newly formed farmers cooperatives. Promoters solicit $350 yearly for a 20 year savings plan, promise reductions on equipment and grain facilities, then steal funds after commissions and vague contracts leave the venture insolvent. The warning outlines steps used to dupe farmers across about 20 states.
Randal Clark of Three-Point Mobile Home Park becomes manager of Furr's Super Market in Brownfield on July 5. Born in Bridgeport Alabama and raised in Levelland and Littlefield, he previously managed Littlefield and Clovis stores. He praises Kent Case for maintaining Furr's service and invites shopper feedback. Clark and his wife Carolyn Byrum attend Crescent Hill Church of Christ and enjoy humming as a hobby.
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