Political commentary on Texas elections and voting turnout
The writer critiques Governor Richards and Sen. Krueger amid defeats on school finance and U.S. Senate race. He argues education funding dominates the Texas agenda, notes minority influence in voter turnout, and cautions readers that abstaining from voting erodes individual rights and empowers the minority.
School finance plan rejected in Texas voters vote
Texas voters rejected three proposed school finance amendments in a statewide election with 63 percent to 37 percent voting against the Robin Hood plan. Area superintendents, including Wellman’s Raymond Lusk and Meadow ISD’s David Rice, said voters sent a message that they don’t want courts running public schools or district consolidation. The Legislature has until June 1 to craft a new plan to avoid potential consolidation.
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Richards
U.S
Texas
Austin
Sen. Krueger
Kay Bailey Hutchison
Gov. Richards
Krueger
Washington D.C
Raymond Holguin
Wellman
Raymond Lusk
David Rice
Meadow Isd
Building permits show moderate April activity in Brownfield
Brownfield recorded 20 building permits in April totaling 106300 dollars, led by a 75000 dollar new residence at 1110 E Hester. First four months of 1993 show 66 permits totaling 354260 dollars with numerous residential and small projects listed.
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Brownfield
E. Hester
Roy Rodriguez
N. 2Nd
Carport
Los Perez
Main St
Troy
Pete) Phillips
Thomas Talley
E. Cardwell
Jose Simental
N. 5Th St
Sally Perez
N. Sth St
Kirk Boswell
E. Tate
R.T. Thomas
E. Ross
Johnny Leija
S. 2Nd St
Auvanell Parrish
N. Atkins
Brownfield voters back four incumbents in city and hospital posts
Brownfield voters chose four incumbents to city and hospital board seats while four new Brownfield City Council members claimed Place 4 Place 5 and at large posts. Terry County races saw tight margins with incumbent Bob Simpson re elected in CISD and Kyle King defeating Enedina Muniz for school board. Meadow and Wellman elections also produced re elected incumbents and a mayoral return.
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Brownfield
Harry Stice
Ricky Willis
Pat O'Daniel
Tony Isaacs
Stice
Willis
Casanova
Marcelino Banda
Terry County
Meadow
Albert Perez
James W. Smith
Larry Williams
Pete Curtis
Robert White
Loyd Jordan
Joe R. Perez
Winnell Young
Meadow Isd
Jordan
Perez
Young
Wellman
Lynn Hudson
Maria Delores Mancilla
Pat Bennett
Brownfield Council sets busy agenda
Brownfield City Council schedules regular 7:30 a.m. session to canvass Saturday election results and declare winners. Oath of Office for new officials, Mayor Pro Tem election, two new Zoning Board appointees, and replacements on the Plumbing Board Building Code Board of Adjustment Ambulance Criminal Justice Advisory Board Texas Municipal League Region III RC&D County Committee. They will review bids to trade two police cars, a Burnett family water tank claim, Cobra health coverage, bicycle ordinance for Judge Rhyne Trails, and a plan to buy the detention basin behind the Crystal Palace.
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City Hall
Zoning Board
Lanny Webb
Lynn Powell
Plumbing Board
Roy Edwards
Building Code Board of Adjustment and Appeal
Joe Sears
George Cox
Ambulance Board
Criminal Justice Advisory Board
Texas Municipal League Region III
Rc&d County
Police Department
Burnett
Texas Municipal Risk Pool
Crystal Palace
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By Lynn Brisendine
BHS
Brownfield High School
National Honor Society
Maelynn Locke
Monica Gallegos
Tara Quintanilla
Mandi Flores
Angie Galvan
Ashlee Gardner
Stacy Hinson
Mandi Pickett
Melanie Mendez
Patricia Thomas
Veronica Acosta
Jennika Cook
Ginger Wayland
Linda George
Ramon Torres
Rhett Graham
James Panda
Denee Clark
Junior Davila
Brad Owen
Amber Langehennig
Amador Sanchez
Brownfield Cisd
John Dosher
Union Isd
Fred Ivy
Ivy
Lusk
Jim Rudd
D-Brownfield
Terry
O'Daniel
Isaacs
Charles Burse
Francis Casanova
Burse
Karen Bean
R.D. Jones
Gerald Caswell
Darry Miller
Kyle King
BCISD
Bob Simpson
Brownfield Council