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Brownfield News

Location

Brownfield, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 04, 1986

Page

6

Texans complain of highway fund imbalance and donor status

U.S. Senator Lloyd Bentsen argues Texas has funded federal highways for three decades, contributing billions to the Highway Trust Fund while receiving less back. He cites an 85 percent return proposal, a 250 million CAD cap, and last year’s 4.3 percent funding cuts as unfair to donor states.

U.S Lloyd Bentsen Highway Trust Fund Texas Congress Senate House of Representatives Senate Environment and Public Works Committee Secretary of Transportation Texas Highway Department

Are Celebrities Real People Behind Fame

The narrator recalls meeting Jack Dempsey and watching Arnold Palmer and Jack Nicklaus, noting celebrities' humanity. Despite wealth and fame, they eat, burp, feel loneliness, and face ordinary reactions. The piece contrasts old times with today’s media saturated star culture. Oral Roberts appears as a humorous aside, underscoring that famous figures share common human traits.

Jack Dempsey Ritz Arnold Palmer Jack Nicklaus Oral Roberts Jack

Talk of Texas and Nachos in History Snippets

A Footnote to History questions Santa Anna's fate after San Jacinto and claims Masonry spared him. It cites Perry Van Arsdale finding archives and ties to Sam Houston. Also recounts nachos origin at the Old Victory Club in Piedras Negras and a brief note on sculptor Elizabeth Ney's privacy.

Santa Anna San Jacinto Sam Houston Houston Masonic Lodge Perry van Arsdale Albuquerque N.M Eagle Pass Victory Club Piedras Negras Mexico Nacho

Cautionary Tales and Texas History Highlights

A reflective piece recalls the San Onofre nuclear plant near the ocean and debates over containment and safety amid Cold War fears. It shifts to a March 1836 Texas history timeline, detailing the Washington on the Brazos convention, independence, and battles, then explains how Lufkin town was named after engineer E P Lufkin following a railroad survey detour.

San Diego Long Beach San Onofre Angelina County Houston & East Texas Railroad Shreveport Houston E.P. Lufkin Homer Lufkin

Peebles' Choice on Russia and Humanity Through War Realities

The writer argues the Russia plant disaster affects all, not just USSR citizens. He notes not all Russians share leaders' views and highlights common human traits across nations. He cites a book and a film to urge empathy and defense against dehumanizing stereotypes.

Ussr Russia

Take A Bite Out Of Crime initiative funded by Noon Lions Club

Letter to the editor thanks supporters for funding a crime prevention program. The Noon Lions Club raised 4,355 dollars to supply 67 units for K through fifth grade classrooms, all placed in the schools by April 22, 1986. Billie Moore served as project chairman.

McGruff Noon Lions Club Billie Moore

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