Moore sentences three for cocaine possession
Judge Kelly Moore handed down sentences to several individuals after plea bargains. Rasool received 25 years in the Texas Department of Criminal Justice plus court costs and fees. Carranza faces 16 months state jail and lengthy supervision with jail, facility confinement, and financial penalties.
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Kelly Moore
Mansoor Abdul Rasool
Vincent Bryant Sims
Rasool
Texas Department of Criminal Justice
Tony Garcia, Jr
Garcia
Tommy L. Flournoy
Flournoy
Terry
Charles Ray Gibson, Jr
Gibson
Cecil Johnson
Johnson
Rosa Marie Carranza
Carranza
Terry County
Ray D. Anderson
Ray D. Anderson Ccf
Council seeks public help to curb speeding in Brownfield
Rice said unmarked patrols with radar monitored traffic and police presence slowed speeds but cannot be continuous. He stressed that adults drive recklessly, this harms residents, and urged citizens to slow down to keep Brownfield safe.
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Rice
Brownfield
BIDCorp to Hold Regular Meeting in Brownfield
The Brownfield Industrial Development Corporation BIDCorp will meet in regular session at 4 p.m. Monday Oct 14 agenda items include a financial report sales tax income for October and a plan of work. An update on the guar project from Fletch Glancy Southwest Guar is on the docket as well as discussion of a tamale and tortilla factory and a preliminary plant for the Business and Industrial Park. The board will discuss BIDCorp current activities.
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Brownfield Industrial Development Corporation
Bidcorp
Fletch Glancy
Guar
Brownfield
Bale Count Tops Fourteen Thousand Seven Hundred
Texas Workforce Commission reports this week’s bale totals from multiple gins. Fiber Tex Gin 463, Harmony 650, Johnson 255, Meadow Co-op 3270, Needmore 561, Southwest Cotton Growers 4642, T and S 548, Terry County Co-op 2415, West 511, Windham Co op 1455, for a total of 14700 bales.
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Texas Workforce Commission
Harmony
Johnson
Meadow
Needmore
Southwest Cotton Growers
T&s
Terry County
West
Windham Co-op
New findings from space spark awe and debate on Pluto and cosmic events
A reader notes space explosions monitored on Earth, worries over misinterpretation of signals, and a new planetoid beyond Pluto. Debates over Pluto's planetary status continue while tiny black holes and richer telescope tech promise more discoveries. The piece also critiques $700,000 cameras on space missions and ends with curiosity about the universe's impact on daily life.
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Earth
Pluto
Hubble Space Telescope
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