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Newspaper
Brownfield News
Location
Brownfield, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1997
Page
6
A compact guide shares how to grow a vocabulary with daily reading and practice. It suggests using Readers Digest, keeping a personal word list, and making a word builder tape to reinforce new terms through writing, speaking, and listening activities.
Mrs. Jane Bray explains common allergy types such as allergic rhinitis hay fever and allergic asthma while detailing allergens like pollen dust mold spores and animal dander. Readers are urged to avoid triggers use medications and consider allergy injections for severe cases with warning signs including hives breathing trouble and swelling.
A group of elderly women, some in wheelchairs, shell peas on a honeysuckle patio organized by Dolores Lemon from South Plains Healthcare Center. The scene reflects small town life and community spirit as residents savor togetherness and cornbread on a Sunday. In Brownfield, Texas, reader H D Ribble critiques council dynamics noting a rare mayoral tie and calls for reform at City Hall and the next election.
State District Judge F Scott McCown ruled the parental consent requirement for minors to obtain state funded birth control and related prescriptions unconstitutional. He said federal law prohibits such parental consent for federally funded family planning and the Texas Constitution blocks amending general law via the budget bill. The decision preserves teen access to confidential services and STI treatment.
Gina Caswell Kelly urges parents to back their seventh graders and other students as football season, volleyball, drama, and after school activities begin. She stresses showing pride, attending events, and praising effort to build self-esteem and worth, insisting time is the most precious gift.
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