Liberal Texans plot strategy to topple primary bill
In Austin two hundred fifty liberal Democrats led by Billie Carr vow to challenge a winner take all primary law seen as aiding Lloyd Bentsen. They cite Voting Rights Act protections and consider uncommitted slates or backing liberal candidates like Ralph Yarborough as options.
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Texas to distribute Spanish copies of new constitution
The U S Justice Department will not monitor the November 4 Texas constitutional revision election under the Voting Rights Act extension. Federal supervision will apply to all Texas elections and redistricting. Texas plans to distribute over 100,000 Spanish language copies of the revision in public venues. The state fights a federal court ruling on Census determinations. Additional opinions include limits on county officials hiring relatives and extra compensation for autopsy duties.
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