Rudd joins PBC gathering on state laws and farm effects
State Representative Jim Rudd spoke at an informal Program-Building Committee meeting in the Chamber of Commerce boardroom at 5:30 p.m. Monday. He outlined new laws including seat belt mandates and open-container penalties, explained January changes to unemployment and child abuse funding, and warned farmers of potential unemployment taxes for last employers. He cited a West Texas water bill and noted Brownfield tax values as a factor in Austin funding shifts.
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Jim Rudd
Chamber of Commerce
Austin
Rudd
Harris County
San Antonio
Terry County
R.D. Jones
Elayne Farrar
Rep. Rudd
Pat O'Daniel
Public notice summary of constitutional amendments proposed
Explanatory statements outline proposed amendments to the Texas constitution including new bonds for water development up to 980 million, bond insurance, water projects, and tax or funding changes. Additional measures authorize agricultural water conservation bonds, local plant relocations of water lines and public funds liens, and governance of hospital districts and judicial reapportionment. It lists multiple joint resolutions and ends with a Spanish notice offering free copies by phone or mail.
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Texas Water Development Board
Texas Water Development
Texas Water Development Fund
Texas
Texas Agricultural Water Conservation Bonds
Texas Agricultural Water Conservation
House
Senate
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Veterans’ Housing Assistance
Veterans’ Housing Assistance Fund
Veterans’ Land
Veterans’ Housing
Legislative Redistricting Board
Judicial Districts Board
Supreme Judicial Districts
Courts of Appeals
Supreme Court
Court of Criminal Appeals
Seven th Annual Gomez Reunion Held at Gomez Church
The seventh annual Gomez Community reunion was held Saturday September 7 at the Gomez Baptist Church with about 70 attendees. Registration began at 10 a.m. and was led by Jackie McLeroy of Dimmitt. President Wilson Banks of Midland led the 11 a.m. business session followed by lunch under a church yard tree. Officers elected for the coming year were Banks as president, Edd C. McLeroy as vice president, Annie Ruth Camp secretary, and Eva Sears treasurer. Attendees voted to hold next year’s reunion the first Saturday after Labor Day. Food included hamburgers and fries. Raymond Simms and Bonnie (Black) Melton were recognized as Gomez’s earliest settlers, arriving in 1906. James Heartsill is the longest-time resident still living. Former Gomez School teachers attended, and reminiscences were shared. Sally Strasburg of Midland visited for the first time in 52 years. several attendees had not attended before. Attendees came from Rosewell NM, Snyder, Meadow, Midland, Kingland, Dimmitt, Seminole, Lubbock, Houston, Ropesville, Morton and Brownfield.
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Gomez Community
Gomez Baptist Church
Jackie McLeroy
Dimmitt
Register
Wilson Banks
Midland
Ion
Banks
Edd C. Mcleroy
Annie Ruth Camp
Eva Sears
Raymond Simms
Bonnie (Black) Melton
Gomez
James Heartsill
USDA Food Distribution at Terry County Center
The USDA Commodities program will be distributed at the Terry County Community Action Center on September 19 and 20 from 9 AM to 4 PM. The center at 500 West Bridges accepts volunteers and donations. contact Estefana Martinez or Linda Salazar at 637-3712 or the Center for details.
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USDA
Terry County
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Vienna
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Andrews County
el Paso County
el Paso
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Dallas
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P.O. Box
Brad Call Agency
Insurance & Real Estate
National Farmers Union Insurance Companies
Home Auto
FCIC
Brad
National Farmers Union Ins
Lubbock Highway
Brownfield, Tx
Velvet Club, Ltd
Tahoka Road
Brownfield
Beat Club
Country Music
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