Brownfield Chamber boards reviews events and plans
The Brownfield Chamber of Commerce Board met for one hour and forty minutes to review recent events and outline future projects. They approved $500 for Brownfield Community Theater toward The Wizard of Oz, praised the brisket and bean cookoff, and discussed next year’s sanctions by the North Texas Barbecue Cookers Assoc.
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Brownfield Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors
Brownfield Community Theater
Greg Dellinger
Dellinger
North Texas Barbecue Cooker’s Assoc
Susie Bray
Texas State Comptroller
John Sharp
Sharp
Chamber
Daron Norwood
Cub Stadium
Brownfield
Randy Wood
Mike Holt
Chamber of Commerce
City
Brownfield Industrial Development Corporation
Bidcorp
Commissioners approve Canon copier purchase and budget updates
Commissioners Earl Brown Jr Bill Keesee and Don Robertson voted to buy a Canon copier from Tascosa Office Supply for 9895 remaining Canon vs Xerox pricing. John Franks opposed. The court also outlined the 1997 budget policy planning hearings and set dates for budget adoption and public hearings. Audrey Morin named audio visual clerk at Kendrick Memorial Library. $50 deposits set for party house keys. next Court session moved to Friday May 24.
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Earl Brown, Jr
Bill Keesee
Don Robertson
Canon
Tascosa Office Supply
Lubbock
John Franks
Franks
Xerox
Lanier
Commissioners Court
Audrey Morin
Kendrick Memorial Library
Lupe Serna
Union Wellman districts mull consolidation to aid students
Union and Wellman school districts discuss merging to preserve programs and give students broader options including college or vocational tracks. Trustees report no dissent and plan a July 1 1997 effective date pending a simple majority vote in both districts. Union voting at the administration office. Wellman at a location near the superintendent's office.
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Alvis
Wellman
Bruce Yeager
Betwen
Lint Maximization Under Water Constraints in Terry County
Kerry Siders urges cotton producers to maximize lint per inch of water amid drought in Terry County. With prices rising, 1996 demands a strong crop as soils dry and wells decline. Emphasizes efficiency at every step to capture rainfall or water into the root zone for season-end lint yield.
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Kerry Siders
Terry County
City official explains problems at sewer plant
City Manager Dick Fletcher answers a letter about noxious fumes from the Wastewater Treatment Plant. He cites gravity flow, lake turnover, and drought caused bottom layer stirring. Withdrawals for irrigation thin ponds. odors expected briefly, with steps to prevent recurrences. Plant complies with state permit and will be upgraded in coming years.
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Brownfield
Dick Fletcher
Fletcher
Texas Natural Resource Conservation Commission
Bear market patience and quality stocks endure declines
Investors shift to bear watching as March Dow drop spurs fears of a bear market. History shows averages of 24 percent declines over bear periods, with long recoveries. Emphasize owning high quality stocks, diversify away from overvalued internet names, and stay invested to weather short term drops.
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Standard & Poor
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