Unopposed candidates eye future in Ector County
Three elected officials in Tuesday's primaries will face no challengers in November. Precinct Justice of the Peace R G Hungerford, 67, Democrat, won 818 votes and plans a third term. District Clerk Jackie Sue Barnes, 53, Democrat, 4 065 votes, pursues modernization of criminal and civil file accounting. Court at Law No 2 Judge W Svanas, 64, Republican, won 8 086 votes and will serve another term. district court salaries are listed.
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Ector County
Justice of the Peace
R.G. Hungerford
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Ector
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Jackie Sue Barnes
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W. Svanas
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Lake Titicaca Height and Size Rise in Andes Region
In Lima Peru the AP notes Lake Titicaca the largest lake in South America and the highest major lake in the world sits at 12 507 feet in the Andes on the Peru Bolivia border. It measures about 130 miles in length and 30 miles in width.
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Peru
Lake
Titicaca
South America
Andes Mountains
Bolivia
GOP poised for win in Texas State Board race District 6
In Houston AP report, Christie leads with 50 percent in District 6 for the State Board of Education, ahead of John Alexander and Elsie Huang as 93 percent of precincts report. The seat, open since Robert Cummings did not seek re election, faces no Democratic challenger in November.
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Jack Christie
Spring Branch
State Board of Education
Christie
Harris County
John Alexander
Elsie Huang
Robert Cummings
Alexander
University of Houston
Legislative Budget Board
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Austin
Primaries '90 Area Roundup Officials and Precinct Results
Primary results show incumbents and challengers across county offices. Drills list Peace Roberson Pat Vee Joe Ann Borark Wyvone Garner Lawson L A Wester Johnny Molina Ruth Jason Searoy John W Stout Lois Wright and others with vote counts and incumbencies in precincts and offices including County Clerk Treasurer and Justice of the Peace.
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Bob J Bekoe
Milbert Helm
Pat V Fee
Joe Ann Borark
Ruth
Jason Searoy
John W Stout
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Male
Lois Wright
Record 2 million turn out for primaries
About two million Texans voted in Tuesday's primaries the highest non presidential turnout in 20 years. Secretary of State George Bayoud estimated roughly 1.2 million Democratic votes and 750000 Republican votes with the two million total about 25 percent of eligible voters. The governor's race drew most activity despite rain across the state.
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U.S
George Bayoud
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