The Consumer Alert on Protecting Buyer Rights in Texas
The Attorney General argues the Texas Consumer Credit Code is insufficient and calls for stronger protections. He explains the Consumer Protection Division enforces laws against deceptive practices and supports legislative bills by Mauzy Gammage Parker Temple to provide a realistic consumer service.
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Consumer Protection Division
Texas Senate
Oscar Mauzy
Dallas
Bob Gammage
Houston
House of
Carl Parker
Port Arthur
Arthur
Buddy) Temple
Diboll
Chap man named to Air Force Academy Superintendent's List
Cadet Gregory S Chapman son of Mr and Mrs Ferman W Chapman of 1315 E Reppto Brownfield is named to the Superintendents List at the U S Air Force Academy Colorado Springs He class of 1973 for outstanding academics and military performance He will receive special privileges wear a silver star and wreath designation be commissioned a second lieutenant and earn a B S degree upon graduation He is a 1969 Brownfield High graduate
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Gregory S. Chapman
Ferman W. Chapman
E. Reppto
Brownfield
U. S. Air Force Academy
Colorado Springs
Colo
Chapman
Brownfield High
Midland naturalist group visits Brownfield for birding
Ten members of the Midland Naturalist Society led by Mrs. France Williams toured Brownfield last Sunday. They visited Coleman Park and areas north of Plains seeking spring migrants, spotting a Great Blue Heron, an American Bittern, Prairie Chickens, and Longspurs. The group hopes Mississippi Kites nest again in Brownfield and plans to compile a county bird list with reports of unusual sightings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midland Naturalist Society Midnats
Brownfield
France Williams
Midland
Bill Cope
Coleman Park
Plains
Bill
Theda Cope
Terry County
Byssinosis Blamed On Cotton Dust Threat to Cotton Use
Donald Johnson of Plains Cotton Growers cautions at the Western Cotton Production Conference in Lubbock that byssinosis could soon impact American textile consumption more than other factors. He notes uncertain evidence, limits under OSHA, and the need for rapid research to identify the causative agent and practical solutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Johnson
Plains Cotton Growers, Inc
Lubbock
Johnson
Coteton
National Cotton Council
Cotton Incorporated
Enochs Cooperative
Bailey County
Textile Research Center
Texas Tech
P. W. Wakelyn
American Legion Convention Planned Saturday in Lubbock
Ten American Legion posts will be honored with citations for outstanding membership at the 19th District Spring Convention in Lubbock. The event runs Saturday through Sunday with a joint Legion Auxiliary session, a 10 a.m. Sunday memorial service, officers to be elected, and a Sunday banquet led by Gen Robert P. Taylor who will speak after a Friday night banquet.
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American Legion
The
Lubbock
Legion
Auxiliary
Harold Boston
Brownfield
Coronado High School Rotc
James Binger
Childers
Ells Schmidt
Slaton
Einger
Boston
Honolulu
Hawaii
Department
KoKo Inn
Robert P. Taylor
Taylor
Air Force
Bataan
Philippines
Manila
Brownfield FFA Wins at Mesa District Yo Ag Mechanics Contest
Randy Cooper of Brownfield FFA led in plumbing at the 8th Annual Mesa District Yo Ag Mechanics Contest in Tahoka on Monday. Lamesa won the high team, with Tahoka second and Dawson School Welch third. Gary Jones of Lamesa was overall high individual. plaques awarded to top in welding electrification plumbing and identification. Seven teams competed, including Post Plains O Donnell and Brownfield.
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Brownfield High Ffa Dairy Products
Sweetwater
Lonnie Johnson
Kenny Tuttle
David Young
Baudelio Flores
Young
Flores
Scottie Cooper
Don Richards
Randy Cooper
Brownefield
FFA
Mesa District
Tohoka
Syntegar Electric Cooperate
Tahoka
Mesa
Dawson School
Welch
Ronnie Meador
Lamesa
Gary Jones
Brownfield
Cody Reid
Post
Plains
O’ Donnell
Cotton Harvest Nears End In Brownfield Area
In Brownfield area the cotton harvest nears completion with only about 5 percent remaining in fields or ricks. About 6,500 bales were classed last week, pushing season total to 305,000 bales. Grades remained similar to the prior week with Strict Low Middling Spotted leading at 25 percent. Micronaire readings trended lower as harvest wraps up. The USDA market reported active trading in Lubbock with prices $2.50 to $5 per bale higher and loans ranging from $2.50 over to $60 over for different quality cotton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownfield
W. K. Palmer
Lubbock
USDA
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Atty. Gen
John Hill
Tri-County Area Farm News
American Legion Convention
Japan
Manchuria
Harold D. Boston
Gen
Robert Taylor
Brownfield Ffa
Tahoka Team
Liberty
Wendell Phillips
America
Ity
Beaver Pump & Supply
Seagraves Highway
Bob
Bradford & Son Construction CO
Millright & Construction
P.O. Box
LES Decker Auto Sales
North 1St Street
Farmers Inn Restaurant
East Cardwell
Glen’s Garage & Wrecking
Ingham, Inc. Trucking
Wilson Hart
Phillips Auto Service
Lubbock Road
Vic Porter
Don Robertson Electric
Red Sands
Lubbock Highway
Sexton’s Interiors
Shewmake Plumbing & Electric
West Hill
West Main
Tri-Matic Inc
Nelson Pharmacies
Tahoka Road
Harry Cornelius
Massingill & Son
Stockton
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