State capital highlights in Texas spotlight Perot race
Dallas billionaire Ross Perot’s return shifts Texas into a pivotal electoral role in 1992. The piece traces Perot’s impact on Bush and Clinton, Texas railroad politics including Lena Guerrero and the bullet train project, and broader issues from prison costs to health care reforms. It notes shifts in crime, politics, and upcoming legislative debates.
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Guerrero
Bob Krueger
Jim Nugent
Harris County
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Richards
Bob Bullock
Dan Morales
Morales
Gov. Richards
Texas Health Policy Task Force
Yellow Boss
Credit for Woodcreek rate settlement goes to Larkin and council team
Dear Sir, Bearden’s article aided Woodcreek utility rate payers facing higher charges from the 1987 Rate Case settlement. Yet credit for the effort belongs to Councilman I S Larkin and Councilman Frank Thompson, Pinky Peel, Jo Bourke, Ed Phillips and Ron Freeman, with Larkin leading meetings and decisions. The City expresses admiration for a tremendous job.
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D.B. Bearden
Woodcreek
I.S. Larkin
Frank Thompson
Pinky Peel
Jo Bourke
Phillips
Ron Freeman
Austin
Larkin
Woodcreek Utilities
Gebhard-Sarma
Reader decries anti abortion ad on political spot
A reader writes to the editor upset by a close up image of a bloody fetal face aired as a paid political advertisement. She defends free speech but argues the ad invaded her rights and calls for FCC action and contact with senators.
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Washington D.C
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Hays County
Focus on North America Halfway to 100 Letters
Readers in Houston and several other U S metropolitan areas report efforts to focus on reaching the milestone of 100 letters with persistent messaging and local office activities guiding the campaign.
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Houston
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Memorial service for Richard Scott Clower held in Austin
Richard Scott Clower 30 died Oct 1 in a residence fire in Dripping Springs. A memorial service was held Oct 3 at West Lake Methodist Church in Austin. He is survived by his friend Jackie Hatch, parents George Clower Jr. and Kay Phelps, sister Catherine Garza, and several grandparents and relatives. Memorial contributions may be made to the Scott Clower Memorial Fund for the Darden Hill Boys Ranch in Driftwood Texas.
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Red Bud Trail
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Jackie Hatch
George Clower Jr
Corpus Christi
Kay Phelps
Wimberley
Catherine Garza
Baltimore
Ira Phelps
George Clower Sr
Scott Clower
Darden Hill Boys Ranch
Driftwood
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