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Brownfield News

Location

Brownfield, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 25, 1990

Page

6

Missouri Label Threatens Censorship Over Provocative Records

A commentator critiques Missouri lawmakers considering mandatory multi act warning labels for records. They warn such rules would label artists with guilt by association, stifle free speech, and set a dangerous precedent beyond current voluntary warnings. They contrast with film ratings and advocate avoiding censorship.

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Gordon Gilbert leaves Brownfield youth post for Yosemite

The Brownfield community bids farewell to Gordon Gilbert known as Gordo after seven and a half years as youth director. Rev. Metzger praises his impact on countless youths and notes his upcoming move to lead Yosemite Community Church youth ministry while also working part time in an outdoors store.

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Texas Capitol politics after 1982 liberal shift

Eight years after a surge of liberal Democrats entered top Texas offices, observers describe a brutal post primary season with mudslinging among White Richards and Mattox. Down-ballot upsets shifted power as Clayton Williams eyed endorsements from White, Bush and GOP leaders, signaling a realignment.

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Burglary and Vandalism Report From Terry County

The Terry County Sheriff’s Department reports a burglary of a storage building about 10 miles southeast of Wellman with six foot lengths of steel and shanks two hydraulic cylinders and a cutting torch with hoses taken. Criminal mischief at First Baptist Church of Meadow involved window breakage on east and west sides with rocks or a BB gun suspected. Israel Molina, 31, held on felony probation violation after arrest transported from Lubbock federal custody. bond set at none.

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Police arrest 25 year old Richard Perez on probation revocation warrant

Brownfield officers arrested Richard Perez on Friday March 23 on a warrant issued by Terry County for revocation of probation. The Brownfield Police Department reports ongoing investigations into several offenses in recent days. A battery was stolen Thursday March 22 from a vehicle in the area.

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Multiple Property Thefts and Burglaries Reported in Local Blocks

On March 22 B&B Construction was burglarized with a box of two way radios taken. On that day a residence in the 600 block of N. A was burglarized and a rug stolen. Earlier, three bicycles were reported stolen from a residence in the 1300 block of N. Ath. Also on the same day a lawnmower and edger were reported stolen from a residence in the 700 block of E. Buckley. A report from the 500 block of N. Atkins notes a separate incident.

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April Fools Day in Texas A Chronicle of Pranks and Origins

Talk of Texas traces April Fools Day from European origins through Spanish explorers and Mexican variants to American practice. It notes December 28 prank loans in some villages, cites Feast of Hull and Roman precedents, and highlights Texas weather pranks in April as the current seasonal jest.

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