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Newspaper
Brownfield News
Location
Brownfield, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 2001
Page
6
Don Taylor reviews inventory as a key growth factor for retailers. He shares practical tips on carrying the right amount, improving turns, and reducing stock tied to sales. He advises supplier relationships, bartering slow movers, and using technology to measure current and ideal inventory levels.
Laredo Democrat Tony Sanchez launches a bid for the Democratic nomination to challenge incumbent Governor Rick Perry. Former UT football star Marty Akins also enters the race, setting up a high profile contest in the Texas gubernatorial race.
Longtime political shifting as acting Lt. Gov Bill Ratliff refuses run for full term prompting Sibley Abbott and Dewhurst to enter GOP primary. Democrats eye John Sharp as general election foe. Prison vending coin rule imposes $20 limit to curb contraband funds.
Gina Caswell Kelly writes about paying attention to family. She reflects on lessons learned from her farm life and her son Mike, urging readers to listen with heart, spend time with loved ones, and show daily love before it’s too late.
Mrs. Jane Bray outlines sun protection in daily wear from SPF usage to protective apparel. She notes fabrics, weaves, colors, and chemical treatments affect UV protection and highlights styles like hats with neck flaps, long sleeves, and swimwear that blend fashion with safety for children and adults.
This warning outlines the risks of cosigning a loan or mortgage. A cosigner is 100 percent liable for the debt, with impact on credit and potential immediate collection by lenders. It advises obtaining loan papers, becoming co owner on property, and limiting cosigning to trusted relatives after careful consultation with a banker.
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