Arrest Made In Vandalism Of Amphitheatre Brownie
Jerry Sullivan suffered critical injuries when an accident occurred at the Kenneth Tuttle residence on Levelland Highway during a party. He was backed over by a car after a wrestling incident, resulting in cracked ribs and multiple arm fractures. he was treated at Brownfield General Hospital and was reported making progress toward potential discharge.
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Jerry Sullivan
Jerry
Kenneth Tuttle
Levelland Highway
Brownfield General Hospital
Oo. L. Sullivan
Silver Star
Brownfield
James Davis Ferrow
Darrell G. Lewis
J. W. Brown
Fred Goree
North 2Nd
Daisy Mae Finney
Sidney E. Harvill
Ist
Buckley
Vandals damage new amphitheatre with smeared walls and busted mirrors
Vandalism reported at a newly opened amphitheatre shows rammed walls creating holes and tire marks. Dressing rooms reveal broken mirrors while restrooms overflow from commodes stuffed with paper. News notes by Dave Cushman.
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Dave Cushman
Eight Year Old Juvenile In Hands Of Authorities
One arrest made Tuesday in the vandalism at the American Legion Memorial Amphitheatre with another expected. Damage estimated at 400.35 dollars included bicycle tire holes light bulbs and mirrors broken and waste stuffed in commodes. Additional youth in custody related to an attack on Mrs Dennis Lilly.
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American Legion
Dennis Lilly
N. Atkins
South 6Th
Ball Park
Coleman Park
Llano Estacado
Community notices highlight local sports tickets and school honors
Sports fans may buy Coach es All America football classic tickets in Jones stadium on June 21 from Lions clubs or banks. Jim Chance and Johnny Rodriguez were elected junior senators at Lubbock Christian College for 1975 76. Len Tanya Harlan moves to 721 E Cardwell Brownfield with daughter Tiffany. Kendrick Memorial Library hosts a big book sale and accepts donations. Bicen tennial board growing contest deadline May 31 with whisker judging June 1 to October 4. Miss Cotton of Terry County pageant July 24 at Middle School Auditorium. Summer reading program starts at Kendrick Library with completion of twelve books by August 1 for Texas State Library cert. Era Sears Brownfield Gomez correspondent honored at Intermediate School and Eva retires this year.
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Jones Stadium
Lions Clubs
Jim Chance
Bill Chance
Johnny Rodriguez
Juan Rodriquez
Lubbock Christian College
Chance
BHS
Rodriquez
Meadow High
Len
Tanya] Harlan
Tiffany
E. Cardwell
Tanya
Charlie
Fran Price
Harlans
Brownfield
Midland
Odessa
Kendrick Memorial Library
Gle Hayes
Ralph Waters
Intermediate Holds Awards Assembly at Intermediate School
Principal Dale Sides presided over the awards morning. Merit and field awards were presented with ribbons and trophies. Recipients included Nicole Curtis, Gary Rohre in Social Studies. multiple students in Reading, Language, Writing, Spelling, Art, Math, Music, and Resource categories. 42 pupils earned perfect attendance, about 10 percent of the group.
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Dale Sides
Nicole Curtis
Gary Rohre
Glenn Homesley
Dianna Hoch
Penny Butler
Cathy Harlan
Leigh Ann Lockett
Raymond Miranda
Basilio Cordundo
Kent Bell
Cliff Foshee
Daniel Bermen
Diana Emiliano
Arthur Garcia
Raul
Robert Hansard
Debbie Hodges
Norma Rodriguez
Robert Finney
Law Enforcement Training School Underway in Brownfield
Brownfield hosts a week long Law Enforcement Institute training at the National Guard Armory for the South Plains Association of Governments with SPAG coordinator Ronnie D. Smith directing. Texas Tech officer Matt Matthews teaches the human relations course as FBI agents Darst and Dalvis join midweek for firearms and defensive tactics.
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Brownfield
National Guard Armory
South Plains Association of Governments Law Enforcement Institute
Ronnie D. Smith
Lubbock
SPAG
Matt Matthews
Texas Tech University Police Department
Dallas
FBI
Darst
Dalvis
South Plains College of
Levelland
Smith
Texas Commission On Law Enforcement Standards and Education
Bullock Warns New Constitution Could Cost Texas Billions
Comptroller Bob Bullock said the proposed constitution could cost taxpayers up to 11 billion dollars overall, with state direct costs about 100 million annually and 53 million in new taxes. Local property tax shifts could reach 771 million yearly, he noted in a letter to five senators.
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Bob Bullock
Texas
Bullock
Brownfield Grads Earn South Plains Track Scholarships
Four Brownfield High School graduates received SPC track scholarships at Levelland. The signees are Steve Navarro Frank Navarro Jesse Saenz and Pilar Saenz with BHS coach James Morris and SPC coach Clint Ramsey present. Ramsey praised the quartet for their classroom and track performance.
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Brownfield High
South Plains College
Levelland
Steve Navarro
Frank Navarro
Consenla Navarro
Jesse Saenz
Pilar Saenz
Librado Saenz
BHS
James Morris
Clint Ramsey
SPC
Ramsey
Coach Morris
Morris
Celeste Thomas
Brownfield Welcomes Tanya Harlan Returning Resident
Tanya Harlan and her family pride themselves on Brownfield living after returning from away. She credits the town for friendly faces and small town advantages, plans to teach in Brownfield schools, and notes her Dallas birth and Texas Woman’s University honors. The Harlans reside at 721 E Cardwell and are active church members.
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Len
Tanya) Harlan
Brownfield
Tiffany
Mrs
Harlan
Dallas
Charlie Price
Chuck
Southwest Texas
San Marcos
Texas Women’s University
ACEI
Lubbock
Dodd City
Harlans
First United Methodist Church
E. Cardwell
Ceco Corporation
Midland
Odessa
Nabor
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American Legion Memorial Theatre
LaDean Duke
Teddy Thurman
Lodena Selman
Olton
Hale County
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Morton
Lubbock County
Denver City
Yoakum County
Idalou
Petersburg
Shallowater
Crosby County
Littlefield
Texas Tech
Lamesa
Anton
Reese Air Force Base
Cochran County
Lubbock Regional Air Port
Ropesville
Post and Garza County
Mrs. Len
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