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Newspaper
Brownfield News
Location
Brownfield, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1997
Page
6
Gina Caswell Kelly urges mindful speech to shape children’s futures. She recalls family lessons about vocabulary, exemplifying how parental language models influence kids. The piece calls readers to reflect on their own words and behavior, starting immediate change at home.
Talk of Texas recalls the 1836 Declaration of Independence from Mexico, its long disappearance and dramatic homecoming in 1929, and the Texas legacy. Side notes cover Texas salt production, nurses rules from 1887, and mid 19th century wagon commerce with 10,000 ox teams and 150 wagons in caravans.
A Gallup poll reported by Mrs. Jane Bray shows 60 percent of children rate their eating as excellent or good when meals are shared with family. Shared meals correlate with higher intake of basic food groups, more positive home atmosphere, and better food-related parenting. eating alone links to overeating and higher body fat in children. The article compares US practices with Japan and invites reader comments to the Brownfield News.
A consumer guidance piece warns about online shopping risks and browser security. It cites a BBB Houston warning about a marketing scam tied to American Land Liquidators and National Listing Services in Montgomery, Texas. Indictments allege upfront marketing fees of 295 to 595 dollars were collected, with no real property sales.
Roy D. Wooten thanks Brownfield News for supporting the first annual Child Advocacy Day in Terry County. He notes the panel helped families prevent gang involvement and that the BCISD video of the event will be available in principals’ offices and libraries for community check out long term.
Subcommittee chair Larry Combest questions USDA deadlines and scoring in CRP policy. He notes delayed proposed rules, late signup, and regional balance concerns amid nationwide 36.4 million acres enrolled and 24 million expiring by 1997. Environmental scoring and highly erodible land treatment also discussed.
A note from Austin Friends explains the legislative process from idea to law. It covers drafting by the Legislative Council, committee hearings, amendments, calendars, House and Senate passage, and the Governor’s veto or approval, noting calendar days vs legislative days and the 90 day post session rule.
A readable scan lists daily KS school lunches and extras including Hamburger mustard and tater wedges on Monday, turkey sandwich Tuesday, oven ready chicken Wednesday, spaghetti Thursday, cheese nachos Friday, plus items like stromboli chicken fried steak and tacos. Each line notes sides, desserts, and milk.
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