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Newspaper
Brownfield News
Location
Brownfield, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1990
Page
6
Betty Hamilton invites West Texans to attend the West Texas Conference on Libraries and Information Services on October 20 1990 at Ed Irons Junior High School Lubbock. The event launches a three step path to WHCLIS July 1991 with delegates elected from all societal ranks.
Capital Highlights reports Texas officials and candidates watching congressional budget talks, amid a potential $3 billion deficit. A state tax overhaul may follow, with discussion of a new income tax and major sales tax reform, independent of federal action.
Democrat Ann Richards and Republican Clayton Williams contest Texas governor, mirroring a 1878 race won by Oran Milo Roberts who accepted a nomination he did not seek. Roberts and Burnet had been U.S. Senate nominees seat refused. Roberts later became chief justice. He ran quietly, winning by about two to one as Texans sought stable government.
The Better Business Bureau cautions businesses about a man claiming to purchase THE STORE SHOP in Lubbock and seek names and numbers of pregnant employees for a maternity show paying $250 each plus a 15 percent discount. Sacramento firm La Madonna is unlisted and THE STORE SHOP denies any deal. Call BBB at (806) 763-0459 or police if approached.
A reflective piece argues most disputes between men and women center on money and control of the TV remote. It notes different anger expressions, societal expectations around crying, and how environment and hormones shape gender behavior. It playfully contrasts childhood play and adult roles while suggesting non gender specific guidance for children.
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