Flag burning debate stirs Brownfield voters on First Amendment
Last week's Supreme Court ruling allowing flag burning sparks mixed Brownfielder views in a News poll. Residents defend free speech while calling for a constitutional amendment banning desecration of the U.S. flag. Several locals urge limits on vulgar displays and advocate action or departure from the country.
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School districts weigh funding plans in state reform debate
Brownfield superintendent Don Hendley says BCISD could gain about 800000 in state funds under either the new legislation or the Kilgarlin master's plan. Wellman’s Raymond Lusk predicts little effect unless the master's plan is used, Meadow’s Jimmy Thomas expects greater gains long term from the master's plan, and Union’s Charles Clark was unavailable for comment. A June 25 hearing before Judge Scott McCown could decide whether the Robin Hood style reallocation will be adopted or if the legislative plan will be used.
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Terry farmers face 2-4D damage linked to New Mexico spray
Hot New Mexico weather may be causing 2-4D herbicide damage to cotton in Texas. Bill Rogers of the Texas Department of Agriculture says 15 to 20 Terry County complaints point to possible windborne contamination from an earlier New Mexico application. Other affected counties include Yoakum, Gaines, Hockley, Lubbock, Cochran and Crosby.
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Drought grips Terry County as dryland crops suffer losses
Water is scarce in Terry County amid a long hot spell threatening the 1990 cotton crop. Duane Moss of the Soil Conservation Service warns stands have died and land blown away in wind erosion. He urges rapid rain to allow planting of grain sorghum and sunflowers.
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BHS performers win state medals at Texas contest
Local students from Brownfield High School earned state medals at the Texas State Solo and Ensemble Contest in Austin. Lori Rodriguez and Joe Howard earned I ratings for vocal solos while Tara Shipp Kasey Hes ter Becky Brisendine earned I for a flute trio. Second divisions yielded II ratings for Letty Romero and Shipp on flute, James Cross on baritone and Joe Howard on French horn. Laura Johnson earned I for a vocal solo.
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Country Caravan to perform in Brownfield at 8 30 p m
Country Caravan the South Plains College show will play Monday at 8 30 p m in the First National Bank parking lot admission is free The act features vocalists musicians performing over 30 country hits classics in a 90 minute show including country gospel Appalachian clogging western swing instrumentals and patriotic tunes Brownfield is a regular tour stop spanning the South Plains Central and East Texas Eastern New Mexico and Ocala Florida
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A compact summary of Inside Today sections covers births and editorial notes with brief mentions of Plains News Sports and Classifieds. The page references indicate page numbers 3 6 7 9 12 14 and a general inside feature layout.
Daddy Day and the Sea Future Outlook
Essay contrasts Father and Daddy roles celebrating Fathers Day and family moments. It shifts to a speculative piece on ocean violence, oil spills, and a future where engineered microbes digest oil turning waste into fertilizer, hinting at ecological rebound and uncertain consequences.
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