Not an Advertising Agency but We Promote Members’ Businesses
The Brownfield Chamber outlines its role as a business advocate and community information source rather than a government or newspaper. It highlights watchdog actions, regional chamber affiliations, and a commitment to promoting commerce and beautification while noting local police activity and community metrics for February 23–28 including 177 calls, 24 offenses, and 8 arrests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownfield Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Texas State Chamber
West Texas Chamber
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Farmer's Club
Plains Motor Company
Town and Country Food Store
BPD
E. Hill
Poli
Permits Issued for Home Additions and Structures
Permits list includes Magdalno Morales at 607 S. 10th for a 2500 dollar addition, Castillo at 205 Warren for a 500 dollar carport, Manuel Perez for 511 Lane for repairs to a carport valued at 2eee dollars, Charles L. Wilkes at 801 E. Tate for a 4500 dollar garage, and Lindsey at 1001 E. Main for a 9000 dollar addition building.
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Magdalno Morales
S. 10Th. Castillo
Warren
Manuel Perez
Charles L. Wilkes
E. Tate
Lindsey
E. Main
Council transfers and hospital visits under city procedure
The document outlines transfer rules for medical care from Brownfield Regional Medical Center to a Major Medical Center with written doctor orders. A responsible person must sign the transfer authorizing ticket. It notes Medicare rules and that ambulance runs are transfers only, with emergencies under Section I. City Council meets at City Hall chambers at 8:30 a.m. and Brownfield Schools observe Texas Public Schools Week inviting public tours.
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Brownfield Regional Medical Center
Brownfield Ambulance Service
City Council
City Hall
Girls' Little Dribblers tryouts set for March seventh
The girls basketball program invites all applicants to a 10 a.m. tryout at the Middle School Gym on Saturday March 7. The ad notes open participation for players regardless of prior experience.
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Little Dribblers
State Capital Highlights in Senate Actions
Legislation targets out of state waste disposal with civil penalties up to 25 000 a day and licensing for processing. Senate approves dues ban for state employees and a reading and writing test for teachers. Special elections yield one seat for Democrats and one for Republicans, with candidates blaming party leaders for interference.
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Senate
Texas
Sen
Johns Traeger
D-Seguin
Traiger
Ike Harris
Dallas
Bill Clements
House
Ray Farabee
Wichita Falls
Farabee
Alan Schoolcraft
al Brown
Brown
Clayton
Hector Uribe
Ricardo Hinojosa
Clements
Uribe
Letter to the Editor on cotton loan differentials
Howard Timmons writes to the editor urging changes to the 1981 Farm Bill and USDA cotton loan policies. He calls for eliminating micronaire and equal loan rates for all upland cotton grades and staples, plus average grade and staple classification for West Texas cotton. He requests comments by April 6 to the USDA support and loan divisions at ASCS, P.O. Box 2415, Washington DC 20013.
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U.S.D.A
Texas
As.c.s. P.O
Washington D.C
Howard Timmons
Talk of Texas IT'S A WOMAN'S WORLD
After 1980 census figures Texas is expected to show about 400000 more women than men with men shrinking in numbers since 1920 per sociologist Dr. R L Skrabanek at Texas A M University.
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Carter
James Pope
Federal Aviation Administration
Washington
Seattle
Pope
FAA
Texas
R.L. Skrabanek
Texas A&m University
University of Texas At Austin
Humanities Research Center
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Brownfield Schools
Texas Public Schools
Bill Roth
Delaware
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Department of Agriculture
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Vista
Washington Star
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Bill Clayton
Capitol
Gib Lewis
D-Fort Worth
Lewis
Britain
Texas House of Representatives
LBJ
Lyndell Williams
Terry County
West Hill Street
Brownfield
Texas Press Association
West Texas Press Association
National Newspaper Association
Plains
State OF Texas
Lynn Brisendine Staci Brow
Barbara White
Carol Corzine
Renee Werner
Women’s Editor
W. Hill
Toyota
Talk of
International Boundary Commission
Far West Texas
Rio Grande
Candelaria
Brussels
Alamo
San Antonio
Belgium
Alamo City
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