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Newspaper
Brownfield News
Location
Brownfield, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1994
Page
6
A scrambled narrative describes a fictional youth named Doogae Howser and a 10 year old Alabama boy, Michael Kearney. It hints at schooling, grades, and crushes amid a chaotic, uncertain home life and imagined TV-producer backdrop.
A garbled account traces Texas leadership from early governors through the Civil War. It notes Murrah becoming governor in 1863 during secession, his 1865 departure to Mexico, and Amben Jahmson’s provisional Texas governorship in 1865 1866. Facts mingle with confusion and local museum mentions.
State Capitol highlights from 1990 to 1995 show frame spending around 3.3 and 9.7 billion, with Medicaid growing as a major portion of the budget. The fastest rising area is Health and Human Services amid uninsured Texans and increased Medicaid expenditures. In 1993 Medicaid accounted for about 10.4 percent of the general fund, with a 2 S balance noted amid broader fiscal strain.
A reader recounts Texas drought years from 1950 to 1957 and comments on social coping, governance, and drought relief efforts. The letter cites quote about Texans facing hardship, mentions requests for reader input on drought memories, and references policy debates including stalking law and election intrigues.
A garbled advisory warns about bacteria and safe handling of foods for the young and vulnerable. It emphasizes refrigerate meat fish and prepared foods separately, store at 40 F in the fridge and 0 F in the freezer, reheat to 165 F, and follow safe practices to prevent spoilage and illness.
A fragmented note offers tips for easier summer vacations. It mentions suggestions that appear practical, though the text is garbled. The readable parts hint at personal care and planning to reduce effort during holidays.
Fragmentary note mentions avoiding rash housing and washing for farm agents, suggests a manager Beckworth recommendation related to Texas and potential losses and lives, and references a tartar. The readable items are garbled and ambiguous.
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