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Brownfield News

Location

Brownfield, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 10, 2004

Page

6

Perry chairs Texas Governor's Management Council kickoff

Gov. Rick Perry presided over the first meeting of Texas Governor's Management Council, a panel of 11 agency directors excluding constitutional offices. Open government advocates criticized the closed session, while Perry cited the need for private policy discussion before public disclosure.

Austin Texas Rick Perry General Land Office Comptroller Perry

Texas moves on workers' compensation and school meals

The Senate starts action on workers compensation while Texas public schools adopt 2004 05 nutrition guidelines limiting fat and sugar. Fries capped at 3 ounces per serving with frequency limits across elementary to high school. Effective Aug 1 2004. Also new Public Safety Commissioner Carlos H Cascos named by Gov Perry to a six year term. Colleen McHugh reappointed as chair. The piece also notes Texas political dynamics including historical ballot practices and ongoing grand jury probes into corporate campaign contributions.

Texas Susan Combs Public Safety Brownsville Carlos H. Cascos Perry Public Safety Commission Department of Public Safety Cascos Cameron County James B. Francis Jr Colleen McHugh Corpus Christi Lone Star George Parr Duke Duval Duval County Navasota St Austin Travis County Grand Jury

Grassley pushes new farm payment limit reforms in Senate Budget clash

Iowa Senator Charles Grassley won Senate Budget Committee approval for an amendment to overhaul payment limits in the 2002 Farm Bill amid a contentious debate. Texas Senator John Cornyn defended the 2002 framework, while Grassley touted projected five year savings exceeding 1.2 billion dollars to fund value added programs and conservation. Plains Cotton Improvement Committee backs 2004 projects funding four studies totaling 312 500 dollars to boost breeding agronomic research and textile performance of cotton.

Grassley Shawn Wade Lowa Charles Grassley Senate Budget Committee Senate Usda Payment Limit Commission Texas John Cornyn House Agriculture Committee Larry Combest Cornyn Budget Committee Texas Agriculture Congressional Budget Office CBO Congress House of Representatives Senate Appropriations Committee Senate Agriculture Committee PCIP Plains Cotton Improvement Committee Plains Cotton Improvement Program Plains Cotton Growers, Inc High Plains John Gannaway Randy Boman Terry Wheeler PCIC Dale Swinburn Tulsa Swinburn Texas Agricultural Experiment Station Texas Cooperative Extension TAES Eric Hequet International Textile Center Texas Tech University

Dignity in Writing and Obituaries Remembered by Dr Don Newbury

Guest column reflects on college notes from 50 years ago focusing on dignity in writing and obituaries. Authors cited include Joe Swan who trained photographers at San Jose State University Tessica Martin who edited a Texas daily in the 1940s and UT legend DeWitt Eddick.

Don Newbury Joe Swan San Jose State University Tessica Martin Texas Daily Lone Star State DeWitteddick University of Texas

Obituary writing, dignity, and the changing press

Columnist Dr. Newbury laments paid obituary practices and photo trends in modern papers. He notes families submit obits with per inch charges, photos from long past, and minimal editorial tweaks, while jokes about wording and the role of funeral homes persist.

Joe

Reflections on trust and the path of Jesus in scripture

A Terry County reflection by Pastor Chris Seaton uses John 26 57 to contrast Jesus being led to Caiaphas with shepherding imagery. It urges drawing near to the Father in unjust situations and choosing faith over bitterness. The Brownfield News notes wedding and engagement notices accepted for free with space editing and time limits.

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