State Capital Highlights in Texas Politics and Reforms
Gov. Ann Richards faced political fallout after resignations of two top appointees, including Railroad Commissioner Lena Guerrero who admitted lying about her degree. Hale's conflict probe of Joshua Allen sparked accusations of discord, while Morales pressed for a tougher prison reform stance. Guerrero lobbied with a $1 million TV buy as race with Barry Williamson unfolds amid credibility concerns. Also noted are voter registration gains, Hury’s departure to Fulbright & Jaworski, insurance discounts on mortgage title insurance, and bars disciplinary actions by the State Bar.
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Austin
Ann Richards
Lena Guerrero
State Prison Board
Sheldon Hale
Joshua Allen
Richards
Hale
Guerrero
Texas
Commission
Amarillo
Allen
Beaumont
Morales
Ruiz
Dan Morales
San Francisco
Capitol
Barry Williamson
Falfurrias
Carol Rylander
Rylander
League of Women Voters
James Hury
Galveston
Fulbright & Jaworski Law Firm
Hury
House
Ways and Means Committee
State Board of Insurance
State Bar of Texas
Letter to Editor Gives Credit for Visitor Center Work
Open letter to Wimberley notes omission of Bob Kutler as volunteer general contractor for the new visitor center and Chamber of Commerce office. The writer praises The View cover story but insists Kutler, named on the building committee and credited on the cover stone, should be listed for his material and labor contributions.
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Wimberley
Chamber of Commerce
Poad
Bob Kutler
Letters from North America Aren't people funny?
Peary Perry recalls family trips to town in a 1949 Plymouth and humorous airport scenes. He notes the hurry to exit planes, the stubborn baggage carousel jockeys, and the paradox of the first to board often ending last to leave, pondering a Bible proverb. Perry, a Houston private investigator, adds his professional backdrop to the lighthearted observations.
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Peary Perry
West Texas
Woolworths
Perry
Houston
United States
Wimberley Resident Praises Sheriff’s Department and Bo Davis
Mary McQueen writes to thank the Wimberley sheriff's department praising its service and Bo Davis for keen observation and welfare of citizens. She expresses comfort in having him on the sheriff's staff.
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Wimberley
Bo Davis
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