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Newspaper
Brownfield News
Location
Brownfield, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1973
Page
2
A Brownfield News guest editorial explains Easter as the greatest historical event. It discusses varying dates and spring associations, then emphasizes Christ’s resurrection as life conquering death and the impact on history and faith. The author cites hymns and songs reflecting on the risen Savior.
A West Texas legislator invites state media to observe Capitol processes via a weekly media day and a monthly Meet the Press event in Lubbock. He advocates a jet fuel tax to fund airport costs and supports educational incentive pay for police and firefighters to boost recruitment and advancement.
A Covington Tennessee Leader opinion urges brighter street lighting as the key to reducing crime and traffic accidents, arguing modern lighting deters concealment and pays for itself through safety gains for local, state, and federal programs.
Lt Gov Bill Hobby forecasts Senate approval for HB 3 to strengthen open meetings law. HB 10 shield bill advances for newsmen sources with expansion to include US Senate definitions. Tax bill forecast prompts calls for a special session if needed, with estimates of cost to state. 18 to 20 year olds gain tentative senate support for full maturity rights. Crime rate in Texas drops 2.2 percent from 1971.
A chronicle of past local events with notes on spring planting, church revival, sports results, and historical anniversaries. Highlights include County Agent urging early planting, First United Methodist Church revival led by Dr. Carruth, Brownfield Cubs and Odessa Eagles results, and Farm Bureau Week proclamations.
A minister reflects on urban stress and human need as cities grow. Crisis centers rise and Christians face duties to engage, read the news, and serve. the cry remains You don’t know my name, but I need you.
Local landowners debated future farming needs and the role of herbicides. They stressed increasing crop residue, keeping maize stubble on the surface, and developing new weed control methods. Tillage costs should be cut and machinery tasks replaced by plants as solutions are sought.
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