Energy Agriculture Program to Highlight Brownie Event
The region reads as a busy, ongoing county news page. A long note covers a range of topics from rail accidents near Santa Fe lines through Amherst to Shallowater, past a tragic bus collision three years ago. It mentions deadlines for license plate validation and May primary voting, absentee voting windows, and local sports honors. The piece previews a South Plains Development meeting in Lubbock discussing energy, irrigation costs, and agriculture.
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Reception Planned for Mrs. Lloyd Bentsen in Lubbock
A reception for Mrs. Lloyd Bentsen is set for 2 15 p.m. Monday March 29 at the Chamber of Commerce office. United States Senator Bentsen and his wife will visit Lubbock and nearby towns after announcement by Terry County Democratic Chairman Bob Gibson.
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Absentee Voting Closes Tuesday for City School and Hospital Boards
Absentee voting ends 5 p.m. Tuesday March 30 in city hall for city, school and hospital board elections. Turnout appears strong with 19 absentee ballots in city elections, 48 in the school vote, and 15 in Terry County Memorial District by Friday morning.
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Promises of Spring Moisture Bring Hope to Farmers
Promising clouds gave a hopeful look for moisture but winds moved in early and cleared the area of rain leaving dusty conditions. The dry spell worries farmers yet a new chance for rain remains before planting dates as soil warms ahead of moisture. Newsnote by Bill Cone.
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Pre Registration Opens For 1976 Kindergarten
Brownfield Public Schools announce pre registration for the 1976 77 kindergarten year starting Monday April 5. Parents may register at the School Administration Building 601 Tohoka Road or by phone 637-2591 during weekday hours. A birth certificate and immunization record are not needed for pre registration but required for August enrollment.
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Cubs Schedule Dual Track Meet With Lamesa
Brownfield Cubs host a Tuesday dual track meet at Cub Stadium against Lamesa. Varsity and 7th to 9th graders compete. field events begin at 5 pm and running events at 6 pm. Admission is $1 for adults and 50 cents for students. Coach James Morris expects about 400 participants.
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Plains Schools Chief Roy Dodds Leads Transformation
Roy Dodds dedicates 14 to 16 hours daily as Plains superintendent, crediting the board and community for a $1,150,000 bond and extensive campus upgrades. He cites new courses, media-based instruction, and planned expansion to over 100 offerings, aiming to empower individual learning and responsible adulthood.
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Weather warms as front passes. no rain in forecast
The National Weather Bureau forecasts a warming trend through Tuesday after a cold front moved out Saturday. Temperatures will rise from the 60s in the afternoon and 30s at night with some wind and dust. No precipitation is expected.
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