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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1972
Page
6
Southwestern University teachers issue district evaluation favoring Patterson over Kubiak for Legislative District 36. They cite voting records on Sharpstown, sales tax, unionization, minimum wage, and welfare funding, plus Patterson's full time commitment and modest salary.
Rockdale state representative Dan Kubiak denounces a Southwestern University faculty article as inaccurate and distorted. He disputes figures and claims, provides his 1969 1971 tax returns, and asserts the piece overstated his income by 113 643.92 while defending his political stance and banking bill votes.
A Women’s Walk for Watson kicks off Monday April 24 in Waco for State Senator Murray Watson who seeks the U S Congress 11th District. About 50 women will march week long by bus and car caravans through Cameron and other towns meeting Watson supporters to aid campaigning.
State Senator Murray Watson addressing the Mart Federated Women's Club on April 12 framed his bid for Congress as a defender of equal rights. He noted co sponsoring Texas gender equality legislation and voting to ratify the federal women's rights amendment, contrasting his stance with his opponent who opposed it.
Nolan Robnett, a 31 year old Austin investment and personnel management specialist, criticizes Jesse James for poor communication and a controversial record in the Texas State Treasury. He cites Sharpstown Bank ties, unaccounted state funds, and a multi million dollar deficit while calling for reform and responsible money management.
Congress member W R Poage urges enforcement of draft laws against evaders and absentees who fled the country. He says these individuals deserve a fair trial and penalties if convicted, while defending the sacrifices of those who served. He warns against nullifying laws or pardoning violations as unjust.
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