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Newspaper
Brownfield News
Location
Brownfield, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1976
Page
1
An office area was overturned with drawers and shelves emptied onto the floor. Personal trophies of physical education teachers were destroyed. A photo to the right shows the actual gymnasium.
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Brownfield Police recover portions of stolen school equipment after a break in at Intermediate School gym. Four juveniles implicated in vandalism and theft. items recovered include baseball bats, balls, stop watches and gym gear. Damages estimated around $1,000 with broken, pried doors and destroyed fixtures.
Terry County commissioners will convene at 10 oclock Monday in the courthouse for an eleven item agenda. They will review bills hear ambulance service monthly reports and Outreach statistics receive bids for a pickup for Precinct 1 a chair for the county judge and a buffer seal coating the streets at Wellman and County Extension Agent Jim Foy will present a request. A statement from El Paso County on jail standards will be given and emergency lights for re-
Brownfield Lions clubs co sponsor a two night tractor pull at the Rodeo Arena with 8 pm starts. Weigh in Thursday at 2 pm. Entry fee 25.0. Classes include 9000 lb non turbo 9000 lb super stock 7000 lb modified and 15000 lb turbo with jackpots. Friday features 12000 lb turbo 7000 lb super stock and 12000 lb open. Tickets 3 adults 1.5 children under 12. Preschool free. Contact local Lions or sheriff deputies for details. Final Terry County Little League events Monday June 28 include all star games and awards.
Bill Noble announces change in the Coleman Park July 3 observance. Rocking Chair Eddie Nicholson replaces Uncle Sam Lois Dunlap as special guest at 8 15 p m with fireworks following the program. Visitors from Germany praised Brownfield and America during a month long visit.
The National Weather Bureau projects a warm spell with afternoon temperatures near 100 degrees through next Tuesday and low 70s at night. Scattered evening storms possible. skies partly cloudy and winds variable.
Mrs. Joe Knight and children hosted guests from West Germany, including her mother Kathe Jungling and friends Hermann and Heidi Baum, during a month long visit. They described America as beautiful and Texans as friendly. Knight's military past tied Germany and Brownfield through a 1966 marriage and a 1963 meeting in Nuremberg.
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