Montano Found Legally Sane to Stand Trial in Flores Killing
A Lubbock psychiatrist reports Omene Montano Jr. is legally sane and competent for trial after examination in Terry County. He acknowledges a possible alcohol blackout at Flores death and memory loss of the event, while noting a chronic alcohol abuse problem and mixed marital history with Jo Ann Montano.
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Lubbock
Omene Montano, Jr
Ernesto Flores
Montano
Flores
Wellman
Big Spring
Terry County
Jimmy Hammons
Brownfield
Ray Anderson
Shaw
Alcoholics Anonymous
Ann Montano
Villa Inn
Jo Ann Montano
Omene
One Term Presidents Seen as Cure for Lame Duck Woes
A historical critique argues for a single six year presidential term to avoid lame duck status. It credits Reagan's early tenure with boosting defense and tax policy while noting the nation’s hostage crisis and shifting public mood as a backdrop for proposed reform.
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Reagan
Iran
Literacy tutors to form support group at library
A meeting for volunteer literacy instructors is scheduled for 7:30 p.m. on May 9 at Kendrick Memorial Library to establish a tutor support organization. Irene Paddack, executive director of the Terry County adult literacy council, says tutors can trade tips and will honor outstanding workers. For more information call Paddock at 637-3848 or Dani Eierdam at 637-4535.
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Kendrick Memorial Library
Irene Paddack
Terry County
Adult Literacy Council
Call Paddock
Dani Eierdam
Project Grad activities set more funds needed
Terry County prepares for a drug and alcohol free Project Graduation for May seniors. Committee chair Jan Hale notes strong community support but more funds are required. Volunteers may contact Glenda Dyess or join the May 9 meeting at Brownfield High Little Theater.
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Terry County
Jan Hale
Glenda Dyess
Little Theater
Brownfield High
Hale
Brownfield High School
Why We Need Support for Project Graduation
Allison Dyess, BHS Senior Class President, argues graduation marks freedom and calls for a chemical free, supervised after party. The event follows the May 31 ceremony at 11 p.m. with progress noted and thanks extended to supporters.
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Allison Dyess
BHS
Immigration reform act penalties tightened after June first
As of June 1 the immigration and naturalization service will stop issuing warning citations for first violations of the 1986 act. First violations may incur civil or criminal penalties, with fines from 250 to 2000 per unauthorized employee. Subsequent fines can reach 10000, and record keeping penalties may add up to 1000 per employee. Criminal penalties of 3000 per employee or six months in jail apply for patterns of knowingly employing illegal aliens. Call the justice department with questions at 915 729 4353 or 1 800 777 7700 for general information.
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Immigration and Naturalization Service
Department of Justice
Justice Department
Employer Labor Relations Office
Brownfield Sampler Trades Show Returns This Weekend
The Brownfield Sampler trade show, in its second edition, runs Saturday 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. and Sunday 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. at the old Farr's Super Market building 500 E Main. Lions Club will host merchants and services. donations of canned goods or used eyeglasses are welcome at the door for District 2 T 2 Eye Bank.
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Brownfield
Brownfield Evening Lions Club
Farr's Super Market
E. Main
Lions' District 2-T-2 Eye Bank
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Fancy Rodriguez
David Barker
Project Graduation Committee
Russ McKee
Todd Chambers
Reese Wright
Bill
Doc" Grant
Virdie Montgomery
Brownfield Optimists’ Club
Brownfield Middle School
Science Club
Julie Co
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