T C Sheriff reports Feb 2004 counts and costs
Terry County Sheriff Jerry Johnson releases a February 2004 report showing 9,362 meals served at 2.11 each, total income for January and February at 156053.09, and office jail expenses of 651.90? Actually categorizations include jail 6034.43 medical 3598.71 office 326.70 groceries 19712.68 utilities 4476.72 total 34149.24 with combined 65790.56 for Jan Feb. four offenses reported six cleared. items include thefts, harassment by phone, unlawful drug possession and more. assets stolen 2500, recovered 310500. 26 arrests.
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Terry County
Jerry Johnson
Terry County Law Enforcement Center
Johnson
Filing deadline set for area boards Monday
The deadline to file for a place on one of the eight area government boards is Monday at 5 p.m. The Brownfield School Board filing is in Terry County Clerk Ann Willis’s office, while filings for other bodies occur in their respective offices.
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Brownfield
Terry County
Ann Willis
Peanut Production Workshop Planned in Terry County
Peanut producers or anyone interested in planting peanuts are invited to a South Plains Peanut Production Workshop on Friday March 26 at the Nikki Vinson Memorial Youth Center. Sponsored by the Terry County Extension Office, the event runs 8 a.m. to 4 45 p.m. For more information contact 637 4060.
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South Plains
Nikki Vinson
Terry County Extension Office
EQIP program applications open for Terry County farmers
NRCS official announces Terry County is accepting EQIP applications for 2004. Eligible producers may receive up to 50 percent cost share for practices such as micro irrigation, fencing, brush management, and windbreaks. FY04 allocations total about 284000 dollars across base and Ogallala ground and surface funding, with past year underutilization noted.
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Blake Decker
Donald Gibbons
Natural Resources Conservation Service
NRCS
Terry County
Gibbons
PDG
Ogallala
Texas man follows Steinbeck path to Everett on foot
Round Rock resident Eric Labuda walks 2700 miles from Central Texas to Everett Washington with a teddy bear companion Woodrow T. Bear. He aims to visit his father after a decade apart, prove U.S. safe travel, and show Americans remain generous as he crosses the country.
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Democracy in Iraq Provokes Debate on Region’s Future
The Baghdad ceremony produced a drafted constitution amid Shiite objections and U S hopes. The author warns that true democracy needs educated citizens and fears ayatollahs and regional powers will block a democratic Iraq. He notes Iran Saudi Arabia and Pakistan oppose democratic trends and warns of wider conflict if troops leave.
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