WWII Hero Faulkenberry Earns Bronze Star For Okinawa Action
Dr Tim Faulkenberry a WWII infantry veteran from Mitchell County recounts multiple wounds and peril on Okinawa as he earned the Bronze Star for destroying a Japanese cave stronghold with a satchel charge. He rose from buck private to First Sergeant and later became a veterinarian.
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Tim Faulkenberry
Faulkenberry
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Mitchell County
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Okinawa
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Crops Still In Field In Terry County Waiting For Dry Weather
Terry County workers wait for sun and dry conditions to finish cotton and peanut harvests. Extension agent Jerry Warren says harvest is about one fourth to one third complete with irrigated cotton largely stripped while dryland cotton remains stressed. Forecast calls for clouds and possible rain or snow into early next week, delaying field work. Peanut dug and on top should fare better than underground vines which risk rot, with potential shifts in acreage between peanuts and cotton next spring.
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Garry Peebles
Sunshine
Brownfield News
Terry County
Jerry Warren
Warren
DeLeon and
Birdsong
Terry County Extension
United States
Senator Duncan to visit Brownfield for local meeting
State Senator Robert Duncan will meet in Brownfield with the City Council Terry County Commissioners Brownfield School Board Brownfield Regional Medical Center Board of Directors South Plains Underground Water Conservation District Board of Directors and Terry County Chief Tax Appraiser Ronny Burran at 2 p.m. Tuesday November 14 in the Brownfield City Hall Council Chambers to discuss upcoming legislative issues.
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Robert Duncan
Brownfield
Terry County
Brownfield School Board
Brownfield Regional Medical Center Board of
South Plains Underground Water Conservation District Board of
Ronny Burran
Duncan
Brownfield City Hall
Aftermath of a unique election week prompts questions
The author reflects on the chaotic post election period, questioning the fate of the Electoral College, the possibility of changing votes, and the integrity of polling. Florida’s confusion draws satire, including Fidel Castro’s mock suggestion to re‑vote and Cuban poll watchers. The piece notes high‑tech era confusion and widespread questions about polling veracity.
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Florida
Banana Republic
Fidel Castro
United States
Election chaos and lawsuits swirl amid Florida recount worries
News notes mounting legal battles across several states over ballots and voting rules. Florida faces at least eight lawsuits as absentee ballots remain unsettled, with debates over postmarks and eligibility. Bush and Gore clash over process while nationwide counts hover around a 330 vote gap and potential last minute changes before the White House transition.
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Wisconsin
Vermont
Florida
Pat Buchanan
United States
George W. Bush
Gore
Bush
White House
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