Heatly seating in Texas legislature sparks constitutional dispute
A Texas reader argues that an attorney general ruling attempts to seat Heatly in the legislature despite defeat in the primary and general election. The writer cites constitutional sections, alleges political manipulation, and defends the voters' rights while urging scrutiny of state departments in Austin. The piece ends noting a local sale of Johnson grass hay.
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Heatly
Bey
Paul Brown
Mr. Heatly
Brown
Senate
Department of the Attorney General
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Joe R. Greenhill
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House of Representatives
Joe Greenhill
Welfare Department
Eanes
John Winters
Comanche
Attorney General's
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