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Newspaper
Brownfield News
Location
Brownfield, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 2002
Page
1
City Manager Eldon Jobe outlined budget changes at the Sept. 5 Brownfield meeting. He said revenue declines totaling 666000 reflect adjustments to historical fuel cost and electricity surcharges, not actual losses, while proposing a 28 percent budget rise and no tax hikes or bonds.
City Manager Eldon Jobe confirms the drive up utility payment window is closed with staff saying the change is permanent due to staff cuts. Receipts will not be provided for payments made outside, relying on bill stubs as proof. Jobe cites a $600,000 anticipated gain and $300,000 for a new substation. rumors of selling the plant are denied.
Brownfield Regional Medical Center board approves the 2002 2003 tax rate and budget in regular session. The plan bases revenue on a 97 percent collection with a tax rate of 26400 cents per 100 property value, plus maintenance and interest sinking allocations. Administrator Mike Click notes revisions to 2001 2002 net loss and auditors may adjust figures upward. BRMC holds about 1.3 million in reserve, ambulance losses since February total around 28 thousand, and the 2002 2003 year begins Oct 1. Page 4 records show cash balances and fund totals including TMHD reserve and various BRMC accounts.
The column targets football coaches including Dave Campo and Mike Leach amid a harsh media glare after losses and shaky seasons. It notes Tech’s tough schedule, Leach’s public image, and comparisons to Spike Dykes and Bob Knight bringing national attention to the school.
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