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Newspaper
Brownfield News
Location
Brownfield, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 2001
Page
6
Don Taylor reflects on Canada Geese migration as a metaphor for teamwork in business and life. He notes the V formation boosts range, leadership rotation, and honking encouragement, urging shared leadership, common goals, commitment, and praise to foster effective teams.
Brownfield I.S.D. trustees announce a district wide self assessment using a TASB audit to review governance strengths and weaknesses. Trustees and Superintendent pledge to build a solid foundation for student achievement and long term district processes through careful, phased evaluation. Monty Henson, board president, endorses the effort.
Mrs. Jane Blay explains how character education spans schools and workplaces and warns of a moral ozone hole. The Lubbock Area event, originally set for September 12, is moved to December 13, urging attendance to promote honesty and sound moral judgments among students, parents, and workers.
A compiled list shows addresses and phone numbers for President Bush offices in Washington and Texas legislators including Kay Bailey Hutchison Gramm Lubbock and Rick Perry. It also lists Rep Larry Comeest Rupert Duncan Walker and Gary Walker with Austin offices and related district lines and fax numbers.
Texas faces a $3 billion to $5 billion shortfall by January 2003, warned State Sen. John Whitmire during a Senate Finance Committee session. Comptroller James LeBas cited slower economy, post 9/11 spending, and rising security costs as factors, with unemployment above the national rate and consumer confidence wavering amid anthrax fears.
Comptroller Rylander cites long term commitments and growing population as pressure on finances. October sales tax data due, while Parks and Wildlife weighs fee hikes and TxDOT delays projects and raises. Housing department urges weatherization to cut bills and lift revenue.
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