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Newspaper
Brownfield News
Location
Brownfield, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 2000
Page
6
A guidance piece by Eric Spellmann on why backups matter when a hard drive fails. It explains full versus incremental backups, what to back up (data not programs), and media options like Zip disks, CD ReWritable, and tapes. Also notes floppy disks are unreliable and discusses using networks for shared backups.
A reader questions why Brownfield earmarked $400000 for affluent citizens and wastewater disposal. The letter links land procurement for water to effluent discharge, and editors note a wording error about affluence versus effluent while urging prudent backups and offsite storage in cyber space.
Feature column discusses shift from rural route mail to street addresses, legal push from 1989, funding and data challenges, and goals to eliminate rural routes in five years. Includes side notes on pets, city rankings, camel rides, and a Kerrville horseshoeing program.
Plains Cotton Growers announces speakers for its 43rd Annual Meeting on April 6 2000 at Lubbock Memorial Civic Center in conjunction with the Texas Cotton Ginners Association Trade Show. Event features J Berrye Worsham III Gus Schumacher and Dr Mark Lange with remarks from outgoing PCG President Don Langston and EVP Steve Verett.
The text urges Texas residents who do not vote to engage in a four step process. Register to vote, learn how officials vote on key issues, vote against those who push more government and spending, and evaluate candidates by their promised actions versus re election. It argues politicians pursue pork to win votes and aims for national welfare over parochial interests.
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