No Simple Answer To School Financing
Guest editorial argues school funding hinges on more than dollars and that equity requires state level actions. It cites California and Texas cases, federal influence versus local control, and three tax principles. The piece urges readers to contact representatives and vote to protect schools and taxes.
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California
Texas
San Antonio
Brownfield Chronicle Past Highlights Echo Local Life
One year ago Bob Craig was elected to the Texas Tech Student Senate and Army Private Blake Stevenson joined Ft Hood's 63rd Engineer Battalion as an electrician. Five years ago Jack Garrett led the Brownfield High Band Boosters. Cliff Toliver won an Optimist contest. a MSU merit scholar was named. and Brownfield Chamber members received life memberships. Ten years ago prom queens Beth Hahn and Sharron George were celebrated at Brownfield High events. Mr. and Mrs. Morgan returned from a Texas-Louisiana visit as Jack Christie spoke to the Republican Women’s Club.
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Bob Craig
Robert L. Craig
Texas Tech
Army
Blake R. Stevenson
Bob R. Stevenson
63Rd Engineer Battalion
Ft. Hood
Jack Garrett
Brownfield High School
Cliff Toliver
Coke Tolliver
Lubbock
San Angelo
John Awbrey
Johnny L. Awbrey
Cactus Lane
Michigan State University
Dennis Q. Lilly
C. G. Griffith
Brownfield Chamber of Commerce and Agriculture
Chamber
Sharron George
Earl George
North B
Becky Richardson
L. J. Richardson Jr
East Oak
Brownfield
F. K. Morgan
South Second
East
Texas
Louisiana
Nixon pressures for tax support of parochial schools
The President again urged tax money for parochial school aid in a speech to a parochial school education association. The President’s Commission on School Finance found no practical, defensible plan for public funds to nonpublic schools, highlighting broader issues beyond money and reaffirming the separation of church and state as courts increasingly restrict tax funding for religion.
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Nixon
Presdent
Neil McElroy
Procter and Gamble Company
American Republic
Brownfield weekly newspaper masthead and contact details
Established July 29 1904 the Brownfield Texas publication prints Thursdays and Sundays at 409 West Hill Street Brownfield Terry County Texas 79316. It lists mailing rates 8.40 a year and carrier 70 cents a month with single copies 15 cents and notes staff positions News Editor Celeste Thomas Nella Lovell Virginia Atherton circulation.
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West Hill Street
Brownfield
Terry County
Texas
Sign
Atkinson
Celeste Thomas
Nella Lovell
Voter turnout and Law Day reflections in early May
Readers are reminded last minute voting matters and the importance of a majority vote. A News staff poster for Law Day features Abraham Lincoln and the call to keep liberty under law across society.
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Vic Porter
Political sayings and jokes echo through time
A collage of quaint quotes and jokes from a era matrix the writer notes Lincolns line from 1837 and lighthearted bits about hair loss rain reliance on April to June and a child named Danny. It closes with a quip about happiness coming from a six year old with toothpaste and a grandma’s dentures.
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Dave Cushman
Elect a New Lawyer to Clean Up the Mess In Austin
The Attorney General John Hill pledges aggressive action to root out corruption in government. He proposes a Crime Strike Force, enforcement against pollution and tax dodging, and a constitutional law division to block unconstitutional laws, with focus on speedy trials and consumer protection.
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Austin
John Hill
Harlest
Attorney General's Office
Conservation Comments Convert Grassland To Farmland
Converting cropland to grassland is a key conservation practice on the South Plains. Inexpensive fields unfit for profitable crop production should receive intensive treatment. Now is the time to plant grass. Don Bingham has recently completed seeding.
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South Plains
Don Bingham
Community bowling thanks Brownfield News and yields grass guidance
Dear Editor The Terry County Women s Bowling Association expresses gratitude for Brownfield News coverage and for the ongoing Kegler s Korner feature They praise community engagement and sign a joint thank you from Vic Barret Robert Liles and J H Snodgrass The second section discusses seeding grasses side oats grama sand bluestem and switchgrass and outlines first year weed control livestock exclusion and gradual perennial establishment for lasting land productivity
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Terry County Women’s Bowling Association
Brownfield News
Kegler
Korner
Robert Liles
J. H. Snodgrass
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Republican Women’s Club
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