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Newspaper
Brownfield News
Location
Brownfield, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1995
Page
6
Lee Arrington recounts a field decision for a cotton grower using LDN sprinklers. He advocates testing by observing actual results rather than relying on books or consultants, emphasizing hands on evaluation and kneeling to verify management choices.
A Brownfield News observer notes ongoing failure to listen between two longtime newspaper visitors. He highlights repeated life stories and a 40 year marriage breakdown, stressing that lack of communication and understanding harms relationships and communities.
A House Senate conference committee forecasts easy passage of a broad education reform bill as May 29 adjournment nears. The 700 page measure from Sen Bill Ratliff includes home rule districts, a 5 million principal bonus fund, class size rules, and 170 million in aid for poor and growing districts. It imposes silent prayer option, parental oversight, and tighter classroom rules while maintaining political support from Gov Bush.
Judi Thomas of EmergiCare EMS extends appreciation to Brownfield Police Department Brownfield Volunteer Fire Department City staff Bailey's Wrecker Service CISD Brownfield Regional Medical Center AeroCare of Lubbock and Brownfield News for support during recent vehicle extrication demonstrations at the middle and high schools. The letter notes the goal of reducing drinking and driving and thanks Brownfield and Terry County residents for their hospitality.
Representative Combest argues Medicare is unsustainable and must be reformed to protect seniors. He cites the 1995 Trustees report and outlines options including slower spending growth, private insurance buyouts, tax changes, and targeted subsidies, urging public input at Medicare meetings.
A young Apache boy undergoes harsh endurance and craft tests to prove worth in warfare. He must swim cold water, endure long runs, craft weapons, ride horses, and endure hunger and sleep deprivation. Training begins solo, with progression to raids after ceremonial approval and serving the clan.
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