Publishers Notebook Roy Scudday
In a high pressure age, reminiscences span from Knickers on golf courses to big band era shows. Sen Everett Dirksen remains in Washington while Rep Ben Atwell of Dallas stands as a pragmatic yet colorful Austin legislator. A junket to the Rio Grande Valley yields a goats speech in Mexico. A local election features three candidates with a dark horse accusing rivals of serious faults, winning runoff.
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Courthouse Square
Artie Shaw
Glenn Miller
Everett Dirksen
Washington
Austin
Rep
Ben Atwell
Dallas
Big Ben
Jumbo
House of Representatives
Texas
Rio Grande Valley
Mexico
Marriage Licenses and Property Transfers Listed in Court Column
Legal notices list multiple marriage license pairs including Bruce Grizzle and Nora Short James Kindrell and Sharon Stowe and Julio Maldonado Vazquez with Rosa Rivas. Property transfers name Belinda Garcia Torres to Matias Garcia and other lot and tract conveyances in Brownfield and Terry County. Civil suits include Wilson and Wilson Inc. v Assembly Homes Inc and foreclosures. New vehicle registrations feature several Brownfield area buyers and makes.
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Bruce Edward Grizzle
Nora Jane Short
James William Kindrell
Sharon Kay Stowe
Julio Humberto Maldonado Vazquez
Rosa Elia Rivas
Robbie H. Briscoe
Robert E. Briscoe
Robert J. Foster
Oak Grove
Brownfield
Belinda Garcia Torres
Matias Garcia
J.F. Cook
Terry County
Ben Lee
Luther H. Faught
Eula J. Faught
D&w Ry. Co
Ronald Ray Fowler
Thomas Edward Stephenson
Green Acres
Robert F. Perez
Jewel Bingham
Annie Jenkins
Ruby Parker
J. K. Childress
J.N. Hester
Cabe Fights Weeds Nematodes On His Cotton Field
Cabe uses a go devil slide and fumigant to control nematodes on his cotton near Brownfield. He plants after weather delays and now applies Fumazone 86 nematodeicide with short knives and sidedress fumigation. Cabe reports crop yields improved from one bale to nearly two bales per acre due to fumigation.
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W.C
Creede) Cabe
Brownfield
Cabe
Lubbock
More Than One Bermuda Island Network Unveiled
The passage explains Bermuda is not a single island but a cluster of more than 300 isles with the northern coral atoll as the origin. The seven main islands span from 14 miles long to a few yards and are connected by bridges.
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Bermuda
New Subscribers Sought for Flag Service by Troop 785
Boy Scout Troop 785 sponsored by Brownfield Optimist Club seeks subscribers for its Flag Service. Flags are set on 10 days yearly, with $8 yearly fee. Each Scout earns 20 cents per flag to fund summer camp and spending money. Contact Don Osborn or Troop members to arrange service.
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Boy Scout
Brownfield Optimist Club
Don Osborn
Osborn
Optimist Club
Five States to Host Southwest Council of La Raza Formation
Ford Foundation announces a $630,000 grant to establish a Southwest Council of La Raza, linking Spanish speaking leaders from Texas, California, New Mexico, Arizona, and Colorado to analyze issues and coordinate local actions. Additional grants support Notre Dame and System Development Corporation analyses and Los Angeles tutoring pilots for Mexican American students.
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Southwest Council of la Raza
Ford Foundation
University of Notre Dame Indiana
U. S. -Mexico
System Development Corporation
Los Angeles
Samora
Calexico- Mexicali
el Paso Juarez
Laredo-Nuevo Laredo
Ernesto Galarza
Foundation
Public Education Department
System Development Corporation of
Santa Monica
Calif
Southwest Council
Texas
California
New Mexico
Arizona
Colorado
Maclovio R. Barraza
Tucson
Ariz
United Steel Workers of America
San Antonio
San Francisco Bay Area
Julian Samora
University of Notre Dame
U.s.mexico
Bihood Program
HELP
New Mexico Council of Churches
All-Night Gospel Singing At Andrews
Andrews County Chamber of Commerce sponsors an all night gospel singing in the Andrews Mustang Football stadium from 8 p.m. to 5 30 a.m. featuring the Blackwood Brothers of Memphis and at least 12 other groups including the Wills Family and The Gospel Troubadours. Prominent attendees are expected with governors candidates among them. Admission is 1 for adults and 50 cents for children. parking is free. Concessions will be run by local civic groups and seating is ample with audience participation planned.
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Andrews County Chamber of Commerce
Andrews Mustang
Blackwood Brothers
Memphis
Tenn
Wills Family
The
Gospel Troubadours
Sharver Quartet
Vanguards
Colley Brothers
Louisiana
Arkansas
Tennessee
Oklahoma
Dis
Andrews Chamber
Standard Soil Survey of Terry County Published Free
The Soil Conservation Service notes a standard soil survey for Terry County has been completed and published. The booklet serves farmers land appraisers contractors and researchers by detailing soil types and foundation materials for roads buildings deep plowing terrace construction and pipeline work. It is available free at the SCS office.
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Soil Conservation Service
Terry County
SCS
Hazardous Power Windows Warn Parents in Texas
The Texas Safety Association warns that power windows can cause death or serious injury when children are left unattended in cars. Despite prior publicity, incidents of strangulation and injury have risen as children play with window switches and may be trapped.
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Texas Safety Association
The
Safety Association
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Legal Column
Wilson and Wilson, Inc
Assembly Homes, Inc
Jim Hayes
Ken Larry Agers
United States Fidelity and Guaranty Co
Ray Lackey
Plymouth Store, Inc
Cadillac
H. O. Watson
Meadow
Chevrolet
Lyle T. Shelton
Pontiac
Harvey George
Ford
Dale D. Miller
Ford Pickup
Suzanne Perez
N. Ave. B
Cataline Rodriguez
Rt. 2
Gomez
Nancy Cruz
Tahoka Road
Rosemary
MU Co
Ene State Bank
Mitchell Sviridoff
Southwest
Power
S.D.C
Ralph Melavagno
Gerald Newmark
University of California At Los Angeles
Home Education
Gulf
Fugitt Gulp Service
Andrews
Moonlight Madness
Arizzell
Simpson Pharmacy
Bandeau
Instant
Palmolive
Prstone
Wacker
Eee State Bank & Trust Co
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