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Brownfield News

Location

Brownfield, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1985

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Area high school girls trek to Girl's state meet

Four area high school students selected by the Brownfield American Legion Auxiliary will travel to Seguin Texas on June 11 for the Blue bonnet Girls State gathering. Carla Jameson Shawna Cannon Tracy Coleman and a Lamesa student were chosen after speeches on How Proud I am to be an American.

Terry County Tracy Coleman Shawna Cannon Carla Jameson American Legion Bluebonnet Seguin Miss Coleman Meadow High School Miss Cannon Miss Jameson Brownfield High School Texas Bluebonnet Girls Brownfield American Legion Auxiliary Lamesa George and Mary Jameson Brownfield First Baptist Church Bob

Hearn to address Brownfield City Council on access line charge

O D Hearn of General Telephone will speak at Thursday’s 8 30 a m Brownfield City Council meeting about the General Telephone 1 access line charge that began June 1 and the impact on residents.

G.T.E S Hearn O.D. Hearn General Telephone Brownfield Hearn

Red Skirts Sponsor Arts Crafts Fair in Brownfield

Brownfield will host the Arts and Crafts Galore on Saturday June 8 at the Texas National Guard Armory from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. The Red Skirts Women’s Division of the Brownfield Chamber of Commerce sponsor more than 50 artists with handmade wares plus a daylong concession stand. City council bids to extend a drainage way at Cheryl and Broadway Streets, close an alley by Lake Geron Park, and auction surplus vehicles and scrap metal are listed.

Brownfield Arts & Crafts Red Skirts Brownfield Chamber of Commerce Texas National Guard Armory Cheryl Broadway Gilliam Park Lake Geron Park West Lake

1984 Plains cotton output tops 1983 amid drought losses

Texas TCLRS reports 1984 cotton production for 25 Plains counties at 2,324,250 bales weighing 480 pounds each, a rise from 1983 despite drought and hail. Yield averaged 359.6 pounds per harvested acre, with 7.4 percent abandonment across 246,800 acres and Terry County producing 151,820 bales from 261,600 harvested acres.

Texas Crop and Livestock Reporting Service TCLRS High Plains Plains Cotton Growers, Inc Lubbock Terry County Terry Bailey Cochran Crosby Dawson Floyd Gaines

Flat tax plan draws bipartisan praise amid optimism

The piece notes a shift as a flat tax proposal gains attention, with leaders from both parties signaling cooperative momentum. It highlights public reaction to President Reagan's unveiling and expectations for action before year end, while warning that reality may complicate idealistic aims.

Reagan Congress

Terry County Sports Camp Registration Open for Youth

Registration for the Terry County Sports Camp is ongoing with separate sessions for boys June 17 21 and girls June 24 28. Coaches from Brownfield Union Wellman and Meadow lead fourth through eighth graders in drills from 9 am to noon and games 1 30 pm to 6 30 pm.

Terry County Brownfield Union, Wellman and Meadow Cagle Sportacular

May Rainfall Totals Above Average in Brownfield

Brownfield weather records show May 1985 exceeded normal rainfall with 4.46 inches over 31 days, against a typical 2.53 inches. Monthly highs reached 100 on May 30, while lows fell to 44 on May 14 and 15, and May’s daily patterns included notable amounts on several dates. The year total through May stood at 6.37 inches, above the five month normal of 5.54 inches.

Brownfield

BISD Chief Sees Mixed Fate for HB 72 in Schools

BISD Superintendent Don Hendley says Texas House Bill 72 is entrenched and has beneficial provisions on class attendance and 1:22 teacher ratios but raises funding issues. He notes state money shifts to larger districts, more local taxes needed, and predicts ongoing lawsuits over career ladder, competency tests, and No Pass No Play. The governor and leaders are blamed for backing the reform.

Texas Public BISD Don Hendley Hendley Dent Dallas Houston Mark White Bill Hobby Gib Lewis

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Legion Auxilary Cannon Wellman Jake Coleman Meadow National Honor Society FHA First Baptist Church of Ropesville Arts & Crafts Hockley Lamb Lynn Swisher Peper 'N Ink H.B
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