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Newspaper
Brownfield News
Location
Brownfield, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1973
Page
2
A Brownfield News guest editorial argues the Easter story is more than an empty tomb. It traces the prophecy from Genesis to Luke, portrays Jesus as teacher healer and savior, and urges readers to hold tenaciously to the truth amid modern skepticism.
Governor Briscoe proposes a no new tax budget with 300 million unobligated funds to cover unforeseen school finance court decisions and welfare needs. Leaders react cautiously while hearings wrap up, as editors plan meetings with state officials and discuss reforms including Open Records and election laws. The piece also notes a separate commentary on American Indian economic hardship at Cannonball North Dakota and calls for broader leadership and opportunity.
The Terry Soil and Water Conservation District urges farmers to plan now for a 1973 conservation cropping system. Key points include market forecasting, crop rotation with cotton, maintaining at least 50 percent high residue crops, and using cover crops to prevent erosion with fall land protection.
The national anti litter group promotes litter walking a method of walking and bending to pick up debris along highways and in forests claiming it builds fitness and cleans countryside The concept appears in assorted editorials from across multiple papers.
A look back at Brownfield memories notes Brownie Troop 175 pledge week at Oak Grove, Brownfield 4 H Best in Show, and track trophies. It recalls Dean Merrifield becoming Brownfield Toastmasters president, Sid-Zee Printing move, and remarks on Texas water, ERA, ethics bill debates, and March artist Virgil Crawford.
The notice states by mail subscriptions for continental United States are 8.40 dollars per year, 5.00 dollars for six months, and 15 cents for single copies, with tax included.
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