Texas party lines set for November 8 general election
After primary and runoff elections, Texas voters hear party lineups for statewide offices. Democratic slate includes Fisher for U.S. Senate Richards for governor, Bullock for lieutenant governor, Mauro for attorney general, and others. Republicans name Hutchison for U.S. Senate Bush for governor Lezar for lieutenant governor and Perry for comptroller among others. James Collins named executive director of Texas Department of Criminal Justice, overseeing 77,000 inmates, 26,000 staff, and a $1.5 billion budget, replacing Lynaugh. Collins praised for experience and commitment to vocational training and drug counseling. Bullock supported his selection. Richards skipped Ballpark opening to lobby defense, while Bush plans general election bid. Perot pledges aid for Gulf War veterans with a new database project.
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Austin
Texas
Democratic Party
Richard Fisher
U.S. Senate
Ann Richards
Bob Bullock
Dan Morales
Garry Mauro
Martha Whitehead
John Sharp
Marvin Gregory
Mary Scott Nabers
Jim Nugent
Railroad Commission
Republican
Kay Bailey Hutchison
George W. Bush
Tex Lezar
Don Whittig
Marta Greytok
David Hartman
Teresa Doggett
Rick Perry
Carole Keeton Rylander
Charles Matthews
James
Andy” Collins
Collins
Texas Department of Criminal Justice
Texas Board of Criminal Justice
James Lynaugh
University of Texas Medical
Galveston
James Riley
Gov. Richards
Arlington
Pentagon
Texas Rangers
Richards
Rangers
Defense
William J. Perry
John Deutch
Navy
John Watton
Lockheed Corp
Fort Worth
Clinton
U.S. Air Force
Kenneth Anderson
Dallas
Texas Commission On Jail Standards
South Texas Project
Bay City
Ross Perot
Mark Blahnik
Perot
Village Library celebrates National Library Week in Wimberley
excerpts from letters by Libby Linebarger Jeannine Pool Bernice Brown and Bernice Brown praise libraries influence on education and family reading habits. A Mr C F Neill mineral display opens at the Village Library. Memorial services for Jack Percy Brown 93 die in Wimberley and Chattanooga with funeral held April 21 in Wimberley and burial in Chattanooga.
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Deer Creek
Hills Guild
Sue Masterson
Maggie Bains
Barbara Chamberlain
Mary Ann Wortham
South
Georgia
Mobile
Mobile Library
Florida State University
Italy
Sydney
Mary
Powell
Bernice Brown
C. F. Neill
Doris J. McClendon dies at 75 in Texas
Doris J. McClendon 75 of Wimberley died April 18 1994 born in Truscott Texas resident of Wichita Falls over 50 years member of Church of Christ preceded in death by husband William L. McClendon survived by husband, daughter Billie Jean Long and Alvin Leon Long of Wimberley grandchildren Alvin L. Long II Matilda Long William B. Long Kelly Lujan Christi Long great grandchildren Tres Long Chelsea Lujan Jarred Lujan sisters Lora Gene McJunkin Columbus Ohio Clara Mae Jones Jim of El Paso brother W. D. Dockery Jo of Wichita Falls and numerous nieces and nephews memorial services April 23 1994 Loop 11 Church of Christ Wichita Falls graveside at Rosemont Cemetery memorials American Cancer Society Wichita Falls Chapter arrangements Cook Walden Forest Oaks Funeral Home Austin Texas.
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Jack Percy Brown
Wimberley
Texas
Chattanooga
Tennessee
Linda B. Todd
George
Thomason Funeral Home
Bennie Craver
Chamberlain Memorial Baptist Church
Green Wood Cemetery
Doris McClendon
Alvin L. Long II
Matilda
Austin
William B. Long
Kelly Lynn Lujan
Joey
del Rio
Christi Anne Long
Albuquerque
New Mexico
Tres Long
Chelsea Lujan
Jarred Lujan
Lora Gene McJunkin
Columbus
Ohio
Clara Mae Jones
Jim
el Paso
W. D. Dockery
Wichita Falls
Loop 11 Church of Christ
Loop 11
Dale Scott
Rosemont Cemetery
American Cancer Society
Plaza Parkway
Cook- Walden
Forest Oaks
Memorial Park
Village Library Seeks Funds for Computer Network Upgrade
The Village Library has expanded hours and added services like a paperback shelf and interlibrary loan by modem. It seeks $9,608 to install a full computer catalog and network linking all terminals, enabling subject keyword and author searches and access to CD ROM catalogs. Donations specify for the computer network.
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Dottie Hall
Catalyst
Central Texas
Novell
P. O
Mary Powell
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Lynde Willems
Texas Press Associate
Bullock
Department of Criminal Justice Board
Corrections Board
Glen Castlebury
Palestine
Elton Bomer
D-Montalba
Castlebury
Village Library and Cultural Center
P.O. Box
Gregory
Sinceriey
Libby Linebarger
P.O
Wimberley View
Mary Saunders
Jack Mynier
Janelle Delaney
MicHael Averitt Starr
Linpa Atten
Louie Bond
Harre_t
DB Bearden
Jim Gore
Fox
Stone Park
Suite
Hays County
Wimberley View, Inc
Cornerstone Park
Suite A
Pamtege Pele
Exas
Ee Ae
Pine
Texas Agrcultural Statistics Service
Texas Forest Service
Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts
Kate McKenna
St. Stephen's School
Wimberley Square
Woodcreek Men's Golf Association
Billi Moore
James Coburn
Chalmers Don Haggerton
Bob Davis
Don Holmes Mac McCollum Murphy
Jordance
Jon Bohrmann
Jim Harwell
Jerry Clark
Alien Bush
R. D. Carter
al Maness
Tommy Richey
R. Arnold Morris Radford
Frank Thomson, Sr
Wayne Curry
Pinky Peel
Doris J. McClendon
Cdtcoad Center
TA Texas Press Association
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