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Odessa American

Location

Odessa, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 18, 1981

Page

3

Atheist Leader O Hair Accused by Son of Money Obsession

William Murray, son of Madalyn Murray O Hair, claims his mother is poverty stricken yet in love with money. He says she owns a new 300000 dollar Austin home and accepts funds from the Travis County Republican Party for GOP material processing. Murray says she does not believe in atheism and intends to redirect actions of the American Atheist Association through his Murray Faith Foundation.

Houston Madalyn Murray O’hair William Murray Murray Faith Foundation American Atheist Association Murray Austin O’hair

Gutierrez resigns as Zavala County judge

Jose Angel Gutierrez founder of La Raza Unida resigns as Zavala County Judge after a year-long feud. Commissioners accept the resignation and appoint Ron Carr. Gutierrez will be paid back wages, and remains teaching in Oregon while maintaining Crystal City residence. This marks the decline of La Raza Unida in Zavala County.

Crystal City Texas Jose Angel Gutierrez la Raza Unida Party Zavala Ron Carr Gutierrez Mount Angel Ore Zavala County Ramon Garza Colegio Cesar Chavez Oregon la Raza Unida Ramsey Muniz

Six indicted in Dallas voter irregularity probe

A Dallas County grand jury indicted six people including two campaign workers for U S Representative Jim Mattox on charges related to assisting elderly and disabled voters. Linda Russell and Fredd Spainhauer faced counts of witnessing excessive absentee ballot applications, tampering with government records, and Russell for signing an absentee ballot for a deceased voter. Also named were two election judges and two elderly women accused of illegal voter assistance. Mattox defended the workers as unwittingly involved and politically targeted.

Dallas U.S Jim Mattox Dallas County Mattox Linda Susan Russell Fredd Steven Spainhauer Russell Spainhauer Miss Russell D-Dallas George Strake Spainhouer S.E. Diggles Jerrold Alan Raskin Pear Edwina Miller Donnie Pear Cord Diggles Miller McCord University of Texas At Arlington

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