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Newspaper
Brownfield News
Location
Brownfield, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1992
Page
8
Older adults are a resource for families not found in history books. By asking questions and listening, younger generations can learn family heritage, experiences, and values from grandparents and parents, forming bonds and reinforcing family pride through reminiscence.
The Texas census report shows population expanding from 14.2 million in 1979 to 16.9 million in 1989 with growth among Hispanics and Asians. Poverty households under 25 000 rose amid 18.1 percent statewide, while one in three families with no spouse headed by a woman. Independent Ross Perot released financials showing many investments. he plans to run. State officials announce weekly destruction of local phone records to save money amid probes. Sen Temple Dickson diagnosed with lung cancer.
A reader argues Ross Perot could win the presidency with a strong issue set, effective use of modern tech, and a polished image. The piece contrasts his approach with Bush and Clinton, questions moral scrutiny, and cites Perot's campaign machinery and media strategy versus traditional campaigning.
A reader reports two Mallard ducks and a goose killed on Tahoka Highway near Gillham Pond and warns that with three dead birds weekly the birds may vanish by summer. Signs warn travelers to watch for the birds and protect the pond's beauty.
Students and teachers thank Brownfield Regional Medical Center for a hospital tour during Open House. Fifth grade Room 101 heard Sheriff Jerry Johnson and Juvenile Officer Scott Jackson about medicines, drugs use and abuse as part of a health unit.
A widow writes to the editor about a cruel gesture using her late husband’s name to order pizzas to her home. She says the act was malicious, aimed to hurt her granddaughter, and notes the family remains vulnerable seven months after his death. She expresses pity for the offender’s empty hobbies and condemns the prank against herself and two pizza shops.
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