Barbara Jordan Aims for Congress From Texas Senate
Austin AP report profiles Barbara Jordan the first Black Texas senator as she eyes a future U.S. Congress seat after redistricting. The daughter of a Baptist preacher, she cites Increasing political awareness and reform goals while balancing livelihood and legislative work in Houston.
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Texas Senate
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Mississippi
Alabama
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Rockefeller money in 1968 campaign tied to chisholm race
The article reports that Nelson Rockefeller linked funds and a major donation from the Rockefeller family in the 1968 campaign, with Mrs. Chisholm and Farmer mis filing and later investigations by the Justice Department into late disclosures. It notes totals around 59,177 dollars for one candidate and highlights late filings and related legal scrutiny.
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Court Strikes Residency Rule In Welfare Case
The Supreme Court ruled that state one year residency requirements for welfare payments violate the Constitution. The decision affects Aid to Families with Dependent Children and could impact related aid programs for the totally disabled and the elderly. The text also cites related cases on free speech, including a ruling about flag burning and political protests, with notes on acquittals and ongoing legal battles.
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Senator Bernal Challenges Texas Residency Rule on Aid
San Antonio Senator Joe Bernal says he was denied aid due to Texas residence rules and that the five year requirement should be repealed to align with federal policy. He cites fourteen hundred seventy four cases where families were turned away in the past year, including many single parents, and vows to push legislation to conform Texas law with federal welfare standards.
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Hebert Wilson
Texas
Welfare rulings spark further Texas cuts plan
Texas welfare officials warn that a Supreme Court ruling abolishing residency requirements could force deeper welfare cuts. They say benefits for dependents and children may be culled as much as 50 percent, with May targets and September impacts discussed by Herbert Wilson of the welfare commission. Several unrelated fragments follow about Vietnam and yard services.
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