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Newspaper
Brownfield News
Location
Brownfield, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1968
Page
7
Lester L. Biringer, new to Brownfield, plans to organize a Civil Air Patrol unit on the West Texas plains. He has scheduled three meetings to gauge interest in forming a cadet program for teenagers, aiming to involve local youths in aviation and emergency service activities.
Biringer pushes to form CAP units at Brown field with a cadet squadron commander chaplain and a doctor and a public information officer. The Civil Air Patrol emphasizes search and rescue communications aviation education and cadet training with non pilot roles open to both genders.
Taxpayers are urged to gather 1967 records and prepare returns as April 15 nears. About half have filed, many await refund checks, and others still hunt for receipts and documents. Keep records for 1968.
The Brownfield Cubs win sixth in a row after beating Seminole 7-5 on Monday with Rubin Garcia driving in two runs and pitching well. They followed with a 7-6 comeback over Hereford on Tuesday, rallying from a 6-5 deficit as Elbert Perkins and Gary Baccus sparked the late game tying play and Randall Rodgers delivered the decisive run.
Jerry Aaron an Industrial Arts instructor at South Plains College will teach a non credit upholstery short course beginning Monday The course covers upholstery only with no refinishing using the new upholstery machine in the Agriculture Building It aims to teach a more advanced upholstery technique than previous short courses and a student can complete a piece such as a stool chair or divan in five weeks
Non farm openings received by the Texas Employment Commission in February 1968 rose slightly from February 1967 while placements remained about the same. Farm placements plunged from 13,997 to 8,922 due to Beulah’s aftermath in the Rio Grande Valley, leaving a net monthly farm loss around 5,000 after regional gains.
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