Amoco Mallet CO2 Plant Dedication Marks Milestone
Amoco Production Co and West Texas oil industry celebrate the Mallet CO2 recovery plant dedication four miles west of Sundown in the Slaughter Field. Opened in June, the plant processes 100 million cu ft per day, recovers about 98 percent of CO2, and reinjects at 2400 psi to sustain oil production into the 21st century.
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Amoco Production Company
West Texas
Sundown
Amoco
Larry McVay
Brownfield building permits show strong 1985 pace
Brownfield issued August permits totaling $192,050 across 31 filings, led by Jay Smith’s $74,500 new residence at 1718 E Broadway. YTD 1985 totals reach $2,026,055 with 11 new residences and 22 mobile homes, ahead of 1984 by about $160,000 for January through August.
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Brownfield
Earl Elrod
Jay Smith
E. Broadway
Labor Day Closures in Brownfield Mark End of Summer 1985
Brownfield marks the end of summer as Labor Day closes government offices including city hall Terry County Courthouse and the U S Post Office. Most businesses shutter while some stay open with varied hours and others close for the holiday as listed on page 16.
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Brownfield
Terry County
U.S. Post Office
Alco
Anthony’s
Clinic Pharmacy
F&s Pharmacy
Gebo’s
Kentucky Fried Chicken
McDonald’s
Mr. Burger
Mr. Gatti’s
Nelson Pharmacy
Orlando
Texaco
Ayburn’s
Summer of 85 ends for Terry youngsters
Labor Day marks the official end of summer 1985 for Terry County students from four school districts. Brownfield and Wellman students have begun registration, with other districts scheduling on the first day of classes. BISD realigns elementary grades with Oak Grove and Colonial Heights, moving grades two and three to Oak Grove and K and first to Colonial. A new road to Oak Grove is under construction from North Cedar. Meadow and Union schools set Tuesday as first day registration times.
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Terry County
Brownfield
Oak Grove
Colonial Heights
BISD
Tohoka Road
North Cedar
Bynum
All Meadow School
Union School
BISD Schedules Tax Rate Hearing And Special Session
Brownfield Independent School District held a tax rate hearing Thursday with no attendees. The board adjourned into a special session and hired four staff for 1985-86, aiming to set a 68 cent rate per 100 valuation, which would raise local revenues over 3 percent from 1984-85, with a follow-up vote planned for Tuesday at 7:30 a.m.
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Brownfield’s
BISD
James Willis
Brownfield Band plans Spirit of the Plains concert
Brownfield High School presents Spirit of the Plains at 8 p.m. Tuesday in Cub Gym. The event is open to the public and showcases the BHS Band.
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BHS
Brownfield High School
Spirit of the Plains
Cub Gym
BISD Tax Rate Vote Planned in Brownfield Meeting
Brownfield School Board will hold a special session Tuesday night to vote on the 1985 86 BISD tax rate. The meeting starts at 7 30 a m and includes a closed executive session to discuss personnel matters.
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Brownfield School Board
BISD
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Oak Grove Elementary
Cindy Simmons
Pam
Lou Crowder
Somone
Shiloh’s Steak House
Tg&y
el Nopal Tortilleria
Town & Country Food Stories
United Super Markets
Western Auto
K-Wolens
B.E. Implement
B&r Automotive
Bayless Jewelry
Blac- Lee Labor
Shawn Bradley
Terry County ’S Department
Terry Youngsters
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