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Newspaper
Brownfield News
Location
Brownfield, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1997
Page
6
Gina Caswell Kelly reflects on the 1997 graduates facing a complex world. The piece urges seniors to choose to make a difference daily, living honestly, respectfully, and with compassion.
The BBB offers hints to spot online scams including post office box or anonymous emails, obscure references, hidden costs, and overcapitalized ads. It warns against quick response offers and wealth promises, advises checking references, and provides contact details for reliability reports and remodeling guidance. It also lists lawmakers and state officials with contact information for consumer inquiries.
As the June 2 deadline nears, a 10 member conference committee fails to agree on a tax plan aimed at reducing property taxes for homeowners and businesses. Key figures Rep. Paul Sadler and Sen. Teel Bivins clash over compromise while Gov. Bush urges consensus and emphasizes prior work. The House and Senate diverge on relief size and property value adjustments.
County Extension Agent Jane Bray offers practical tips for safe outdoor cooking during the spring holiday. Emphasizing temperature control, proper thawing, separate cutting boards, and thorough cleaning to prevent foodborne illness. Cook thoroughly, keep leftovers cold, and avoid char. Wraps and precooking tips help reduce smoke and bacterial growth. Have a safe Memorial Day weekend.
Letter from Texas Workforce Commission Area Manager Alejandro Alex Torres thanking Brownfield News for coverage during office changes. He praises attendees at the May 8 Open House and those who offered well wishes to Susan Lefevere. He also thanks Jackie Moss and the Brownfield Chamber of Commerce for their efforts and notes Brownfield’s progressive community.
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