Brownfield Council OKs Power Sales Pact and Zoning
Brownfield City Council approved a power sales agreement with the West Texas Municipal Power Agency and a bond resolution. They also endorsed a plat and dedication deed for 30 acres north of the Plaza, owned by Dale Nichols, to be divided into mobile home plots with a no junk homes clause. A zoning change on Tahoka Highway moved land from R-2 to C-2.
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Afghan minister recalls life under Soviet rule
Dr Abdul Wakil, former Afghan agriculture minister, spoke to Lampasas High School graduates about life under communist rule after the Soviet takeover. He described informant networks, forced youth enrollment, and nightly home raids targeting the wealthy religious and educated, highlighting repression and fear.
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Tina Cosper Crowned 1985 Babe Ruth Queen
Tina Cosper the 13 year old Yankee representative was named 1985 Babe Ruth Queen at the league awards at Babe Ruth League Park. Jamie Rash crowned her. Tina was escorted by Bobby Gonzales. Debbie Franco won Babe Ruth Princess, and Leslie Garcia was Babe Ruth Duchess representing the Cubs.
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Terry County Grand Jury returns nine indictments
The Terry County Grand Jury met in Summer session and issued nine indictments ranging from attempted aggravated assault to burglary of a habitation. Indicted individuals include Raynaldo Sanchez for attempted aggravated sexual assault from an alleged May 12 incident with a pre-adolescent girl and Cynthia Garza for forging a $100 check. Three men Nations Kirby and Kirby faced burglary of a habitation stemming from a June 14 entry. Cruz Serbantez damaged a car in a May 19 incident. John Hughes, Lewis Soto, and Francisco Martinez Salgado faced charges from May 27 June 17 and February 16 involving threats theft and kidnapping of a police officer respectively.
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John Hughes
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Brownfield
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NEWS wins three Texas press awards in 1985 contest
Publisher Lynn Brisendine accepted three 1985 Texas Press Association contest awards for the NEWS at a Friday breakfast in Austin. The paper earned second place in news photos, third in column writing, and fourth in advertising for issues during 1984. Judges praised valentines photos and Brisendine’s Splitting Texas column.
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