Mother's Day Irises in Brownfield
The irises in the photo at right in the 600 block of East Main highlight the beauty around Brownfield on Mothers Day. Remember your mother and celebrate the day with flowers and appreciation.
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Newspaper
Brownfield News
Location
Brownfield, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 11, 2003
Page
1
The irises in the photo at right in the 600 block of East Main highlight the beauty around Brownfield on Mothers Day. Remember your mother and celebrate the day with flowers and appreciation.
The Brownfield City Council held a 2.5 hour executive session on WTMPA matters tied to a power purchase agreement with City of Lubbock. City Manager Eldon Jobe said details won't be discussed until the May 22 meeting. Brownfield’s WTMPA share is cited as about 52 000 dollars of an 889 000 dollar debt to Lubbock. The rest of the session covered economic incentives for Birdsong Peanuts and Sel-Cor Bean.
Brownfield ISD trustees at a special meeting approved hiring Michael Munoz to direct the high school band and Julie Munoz to lead the middle school bands. The Munozes bring extensive experience from Hamlin Seymour and other districts and replace former directors Dan and Lynnette Huck.
Brownfield reports 46 confirmed shigellosis cases in the last month per South Plains Health District Director of Nurses Veeann Carter. Illness spreads via hand to mouth and is curtailed by thorough hand washing after bathroom use and before meals. Symptoms include diarrhea sometimes with blood or mucus, fever vomiting and cramps. Seek medical help if symptoms persist beyond 24 hours.
The author recalls President Bush landing on the USS Abraham Lincoln in a jet, praising the display while noting safety concerns and a shift to political fallout. The piece criticizes Senator Byrd and Rep Waxman as outdated, argues for term limits, and urges civility and fresh ideas from both parties amid national debates and Bush's leadership.
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