Oil and Gas Tour Draws 150 In Texas
A brochure from the tour notes the deepest Texas well reached 29 622 feet in Pecos County in 1979. In 1980 Texas wells averaged 5172 feet. Terry County saw 41 wells drilled last year with about 100 barrels per day. The guide highlighted workers and workover units where rigs attach for repairs.
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Philosophy of winning and sports events in college football
A reflective note on the primacy of winning in college sports and its impact on fans ticket sales and happiness. The text argues that society equates success with being the best and discusses attendee behavior and the role of athletics in education and enjoyment. It cautions about participation rights and hints at broader courses.
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Big Bucks
Rules and sports ethics for young athletes and spectators
The text urges athletes to follow rules to protect their privilege, notes the team belongs to the school, and condemns disruptive fans. It emphasizes the coach as a teacher, respect for officials, and courteous spectator conduct. It also references exhibit judging and prize ribbons with named department contacts.
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Earl Brown III
Delwin Marrow
Jack Tongate
Eva Sears
Leota Hinson
Gale Burron
Barbara Gregg
Leslie Neill
Gina Kelly
General Department
Joyce Golden
Brownfield Farm Tour Highlights Farm Family Winners
The Terry County Farm Tour featured a stop at the Fain Smith estate and a Texas Agriculture Service demonstration discussing crop rotation and noxious weeds. Awards were given for Farm Family of the Year to the Kermitt Shults family, Agri business Man of the Year to Preacher and LaRue Brooks, and Outstanding Dryland Farmer to the Martin Farms Company with remarks by County Commissioner Bill Keesee.
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Kermitt
Janice
Lori
Keri
Keesee
Duane Moss
Brownfield
Preacher
LaRue Brooks
Brooks
Meadow
Reg Martin
Lee Martin
Gregg
Leon Pope
H-Bar-C
Brownfield Harvest Festival Mardi Gras Contest Awards
The 1981 Brownfield Harvest Festival offers scholarships for winners from 600 to 200 dollars, with runners-up and contestants receiving prizes. Ticket sales contribute points for queen and float competitions, while a Caribbean cruise, color TV, and mini bike are major prizes. The event features bands, contests, 50 booths, and local merchant donations at Coleman Park. Candidate appearances and promotion include a Channel 28 Morning Magazine Show.
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Terry County
Brownfield Police Logs Record Seven Offenses and 67 Calls
Public intoxication noted among seven offense reports including simple assault theft criminal mischief residential burglary aggravated robbery and two disorderly conduct cases. Police department answered 67 calls for assistance during this period.
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