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Brownfield News

Location

Brownfield, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 30, 2001

Page

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East Lift Station project gets extra funding approval

Brownfield city council in a noon special session OKs up to 25000 dollars for the East Lift Station on East Tate Street. Consultant Holly Holder outlined a leak in the inflow line complicating waterproofing while noting possible pipe material unknowns and a bypass that raises water pressure near Gilham Park Lake.

Garry Peebles Brownfield Eldon Jobe East Tate Street Gilham Park Lake Holly Holder Parkhill, Smith & Cooper Holder

Memorial Day meanings from local residents

Jerry Mowell says it means thanking the men who gave their lives for freedom. Bill Suggs believes it honors all who died for the country. Charlotte Simms notes it honors family who sacrificed, with relatives in World War II and Korea, and mentions flag displays by the United Daughters of the Confederacy.

Korea United Daughters of the Confederacy

Local Forecast and Rain Totals Highlight Page Two

A brief weather snapshot shows Wednesday through Saturday skies and temperatures. Rainfall totals appear as a rough estimate across the period with highs near the mid eighties and lows in the low sixties.

Local tax payers to receive rebate

Rep. Larry Combest praised the House passage of the Bush tax relief plan by a 240 to 154 vote. The measure cuts taxes for all taxpayers and promises rebates by mail this summer ranging from 300 to 600 dollars based on marital status and dependents.

Larry Combest U.S. House of Representatives Rep. Combest

Veterans honor fallen comrades at Memorial Day service

Local residents gathered at the American Legion Hall to mark Memorial Day with flag lowering, colors posted, and flowers laid on veterans graves. Bill Bond spoke while J L Bass read Lincoln’s Civil War letter. Boy Scouts helped place flags, later found uprooted rather than stolen.

American Legion Hall Gold Star Raleigh Luker Lee Miller Luker Miller Maurice Martin Bill Bond J.L. Bass Abraham Lincoln Massachusetts American Legion American Legion Auxiliary American Bond Boy Scouts Terry County

No Nukes No Good for West Texas Says News Column

In a column by Lynn Brisendine the piece argues that Austin elites and lobbyists harm West Texas, opposing a proposed nuclear waste site near Andrews County. It highlights activism against the bill backed by Senator Robert Duncan and cites Capital Highlights remarks.

Austin West Texas Houston Texas House of Representatives South Plains Panhandle Congress Andrews County Texas Robert Duncan Lubbock Andrews

Sundown State Bank names Shane Faught executive VP at Brownfield

Shane Faught, a lifelong West Texan raised in Denver City, has joined Sundown State Bank as executive vice president of the Brownfield branch. He earned a Tech degree in Animal Science and a master’s in Agricultural Business Finance, and previously worked four years for the Farm Service Agency.

Sundown State Bank Brownfield Faught Denver City Texas Tech Tech Farm Service Agency

Also Mentioned on This Page

Council T.C Heather Harrison John Trischitti III Jerry Mowell Bill Suggs Charlotte Simms Sports Reneeeeenenenee Harold O. Simms Brownfield American Legion Lynn Brisendine James Roberts Roberts James Shane Faught
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