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Newspaper
Brownfield News
Location
Brownfield, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1973
Page
2
The Brownfield High VOE program offers a two hour daily lab focusing on office work skills. Students must be juniors or seniors with typing experience to join, and learn through self designed units and a simulated office setup.
Weekly Sun sign forecast covers Aries Taurus Gemini Moonchild Virgo Libra Capricorn Aquarius Pisces with advice on relationships, emotions, and social activity. Noting possible romantic overtures, betrayal risks, and sudden help from an anonymous ally. end with mailing address for personal chart.
A reader criticizes extreme pollution control advocates while defending practical steps to clean up pollution. The letter notes some in industry have been negligent yet warns that radical requirements could threaten business and national strength.
A compilation of opinion snippets from multiple papers quotes readers on deceptive packaging and welfare policy. The notes reflect concerns about anti‑pollution campaigns, welfare reform proposals, and critiques of free enterprise in modern America with mentions of regional exchanges and editorial voices.
One year ago a Terry County welding class began with four weekly sessions. Bruce Zorns awarded a plaque and a $300 scholarship to Bob Craig of Brownfield. Brownfield students excelled at a solo and ensemble contest in Lubbock. The Cotton Boosters Style Show was in planning. Girl Scout week was proclaimed for March 12 18. Five years ago Terry County United Fund elected Vernon Clem president. Local officials discussed forming a Community Action Agency. Brownfield Rotary won first in club division of an Optimist basketball tournament. Garden Club and Park Board started a land project at Lubbock Tahoka Road. Girl Scouts began their cookie drive. Sabin polio vaccine doses were given in church clinics. The Terry County Sheriff's Posse appeared in the San Angelo parade. Brownfield residents Milton and Albert Bayer bought Cicero Smith Lumber Yard in Meadow. Kiwanis pancake supper was held and the Farm Bureau Building had its grand opening.
The piece draws a parallel between budding trees and human life, noting that late frosts can slow but not stop growth. It connects comeback resilience to POW experiences, emphasizes renewal each year, and cites Psalm 1:3 as a moral analogy about steadfast growth through adversity.
A nostalgic piece argues teens once found work essential and higher wages reduced youth jobs. It cites Congress debates on minimum wage and urges readers to contact their representatives, noting AFL-CIO positions and proposed bills.
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