Judy Corzine Wins Terry County Spelling Title
Judy Corzine, 13, a Brownfield Middle School seventh grader, won the Terry County spelling contest at BISD Administration. She will represent Terry County in the Regional Spelling Bee at Lubbock Christian College on April 9, aiming for a trip to Washington, D.C. in June. Finalists included D M Dodd, Penny Wood, Kristy Hock, Sonya Powers, and Holly Dodd.
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Judy Corzine
Brownfield Middle School
Terry County
Lubbock Christian College
Lubbock
BISD
Washington D.C
Don
Carol Corzine
Brownfield Intermediate School
Union School
Judy
D’maris Dodd
Union
Philip Dodd
Penny Wood
Charles
Sharon Udell
Kristy Hock
Marvin Hock
Velva Hock
Sonya Powers
Ted
Betty Powers
Holly Dodd
O’ Maris Dodd
Kristi Hock
Brownfield Board Candidates Debate Student Issues
Four Brownfield School Board hopefuls Mike Hamilton Candelario Davila Rusty Andrews and Larry McVay faced questions and statements at a 90 minute Brownfield High School theater debate. The session covered candidacy issues and district priorities Thursday night.
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Brownfield School Board
Mike Hamilton
Candelario Davila
Rusty Andrews
Larry McVay
Brownfield High Schittle Theater
Hamilton
County Sets Monday Session
The Terry County Commissioners will meet in regular session at 10 a.m. in the Terry County Courthouse with agenda items including amendments to the 1983 budget bids on a stove and refrigerator for Coleman Park Amphitheater and bids for county property liability workers compensation and general liability insurance. Incumbents Andrews and Speaker Davila face challengers in the April 2 election. campaign remarks noted program strengths and needs in BISD.
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Terry County
Coleman Park
McVay
Andrews
Davila
Mike Hamilton
BISD
Reagan uses public support to push tax breaks
The writer notes President Reagan once rallied the public with letters and calls to back tax breaks, swaying Congress. Now thousands protest the withholding tax on savings accounts, drawing ire from the White House and Senate as they accuse banks of exploiting taxpayers.
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Reagan
White House
Senate Chamber
Dole
Crime Line Sets Annual Meeting in Terry County Courthouse
Crime Line Inc has scheduled its annual meeting for 7 p.m. Tuesday in the district courtroom of the Terry County Courthouse. The public is invited to attend.
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Brownfield Crime Line Inc
Terry County
Brownfield City Council approves 83-84 budget headline
Brownfield City Council on Thursday approved the 1983 84 budget after a public hearing with no objections. Total receipts and disbursements set at 7 843 250, with major items compared to 1982 83 showing increases in taxes sales tax fuel costs and service fees.
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Brownfield
General Telephone Operantics
Sie Hearn
Fletcher Explains City Budget Figures
City Manager Dick Fletcher submits the proposed fiscal 83 84 budget at 7 843 250, a 12 percent rise. General fund up 5.5 percent. Enterprise accounts must cover costs. purchased power and natural gas hikes drive the budget. Electric rates rise 8.51 percent April 1 to offset power costs. Garbage fund shows red ink with truck replacements planned and a 20 percent user fee increase for garages. Sewer fees stay unchanged due to a new waste water plant rate structure.
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Dick Fletcher
Enterprise
OPEC
FERC
Washington
D Pearson To Speak At Brownfield Banquet
Dallas Cowboy wide receiver Drew Pearson will headline the Brownfield High School Athletic Banquet on May 14 in the BHS gym. Athletic Director Deane Wright announced the booster club sponsorship. Tickets go on sale to athletes' families and students Wednesday and to the public April 11 at 8 dollars each.
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Drew Pearson
Brownfield
BHS
Deane Wright
Pearson
Brownfield Booster Club
Reward Offered for Brownfield High School Burglary
The Brownfield Crime Information Inc offers a $300 reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction in a burglary at Brownfield High School on March 17, 1983. A window was broken and a Amana radarange was taken.
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Brownfield Crime Information Inc
Brownfield High School
AMANA
Reward Offered For Info On 301 N. 5th Burglary
A $300 award is offered for information leading to the arrest and indictment of the person or persons involved in the burglary of a residence at 301 North 5th on the afternoon or night of March 18 1983. Entry was made by a bedroom window and an H B O box was taken.
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Brownfield Crime Information Inc
N. 5Th
H.B.O
District Court Decides Three Cases Under Judge Ray Anderson
Three cases concluded in 121st District Court before Judge Ray Anderson this week. Jimmy Dale Hines pleaded guilty to burglary of a habitation and received a five year term in the Texas Department of Corrections with probation revoked and a concurrent two year term. Felix York admitted to a motion to revoke probation, extending his term one year from March 21, 1983, and he must reside at Fort Worth Rehabilitation Center while paying $200 in attorney fees. Artero Pena Flores had a motion to revoke probation denied as no violation was found.
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121St District Court
Ray Anderson
Jimmy Dale Hines
Texas Department of Corrections
Hines
T.D.C
Felix York
York
Fort Worth Rehabilitation Center
Artero Pena Flores
Anderson
Flores
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Margaret Williams
Corzine
Abbot
Connie Paul
Charles Taylor
Lenora Cawthon
Fern Niles
By Lynn Brisendine
Crime Line
Fletcher
D. Pearson
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