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Newspaper
Brownfield News
Location
Brownfield, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 24, 2000
Page
6
Eric Spellmann explains netiquette and flame terms then outlines five rules to protect online reputation. Be careful with sarcasm lurk before you leap advertise correctly grammar and spelling count forgive others etiquette breaches. See you in cyberspace.
A religious column by Chuck Fisher contemplates Mark 8 34 38 urging followers to deny self and take up a cross. The piece contrasts worldly values of achievement and appearance with abundant life through faith, recounts a family tale of Alzheimer’s care and a beloved poodle Joy to illustrate enduring love and humble sacrifice.
A letter to the editor praises Bonnie Mathis the crosswalk guard at Intermediated School for her serious work guiding drivers during drop off and pick up. The writer notes her safety focus and hopes she continues at middle school.
The BBB and local law enforcement warn about itinerant pavers known as gypsy pavers sweeping through the South Plains. They travel in new pickups with out of state or no tags, stay at RV parks, take cash, do poor work, and disappear. Nan Campbell of the BBB notes these traveling crews claim road crew ties, using substandard materials. The BBB serves 18 counties on the Texas South Plains.
High Plains growers face dry soil and record heat as wind disrupts plant establishment across about three quarters of 3.75 million acres. Irrigated fields show roughly 70 percent planted, non irrigated 20 to 25 percent, with replant and soil management options likely. GM cotton adoption rises, reaching over 40 percent of U.S. acres through 1998, boosting yields and pest control. Two 2,4-DB workshops set for June 5 and 6 in Seminole and Brownfield, offering CEUs and no registration fee. Sponsored by Cedar Chemical and partners including Texas A&M and Texas Tech.
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