Runoffs Signal Liberal Tilt in Senate Contests
Incumbent legislators largely prevailed in Saturday's Democratic runoffs with notable shifts. Rep Bob Vale of San Antonio beat Phil Hardberger for the Lombardino seat, setting up a November match with Dr. B B Markette. Former Rep E L Short won the Democratic nomination for Kent Hance's Senate seat, defeating Don Workman and will face Rep. Joe Robbins in November.
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Mental patients rights and job discrimination guidance
Reader questions about hiding psychiatric history on job applications. Advice cites ACLU guidance to attach letters from psychiatrists proving mental health and non-recurrence, warns deception risks, and urges weighing reasons for rejections before legal action for illegal discrimination.
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