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By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
State
AUSTIN—An assistant to Sec
retary of State Mark White has
used stationery from that office
to urge lawyers to vote on a pro
posed increase in State Bar dues.
White said Monday he saw
nothing wrong with the letter.
A copy of the letter, from As
sistant Secretary of State Bfuce
Hughes to a state official, was
given to the Associated Press by
another state official who said
he considered it improper. The
second official asked that neither
name be used.
move Brown—a Sherman judge
who lost a 1970 race for attor
ney general—from office.
National
AUSTIN — A lawyer tried to
save Dist. Judge David Brown’s
legal career Monday, telling the
Texas Supreme Court that
charges against Brown were “po
litically motivated.”
The State Judicial Qualifica
tions Commission has recommend
ed that the Supreme Court re-
IF YOU WANT TO VOTE
ABSENTEE FOR FRED
HOFHEINZ
YOU MUST DO THE FOLLOWING:
1. Complete the absentee ballot request form below.
2. Mail the request form and your voter registration certificate to the
City Secretary (Although the deadline for requesting an absentee
ballot is November 30, you should do this as early as possible to be sure
that you have enough time to complete the entire balloting process
before December 4.)
3. You will receive the absentee ballot by return mail. Mark the ballot
and sign it in the presence of a notary public.
4. Mail the marked and notarized ballot to the City Secretary. It must
be received in Houston by 12:00 PM on December 4.
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ABSENTEE REQUEST FORM
City Secretary
I am registered to vote in Houston, Texas, but 1 am now absent from
the county. I expect to be absent from Harris County on election day,
December 4, and would like to vote by absentee ballot. Please send an
absentee ballot to me at the address below. My voter registration
certificate showing my permanent address in Houston, Texas is
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WASHINGTON — Edward M.
Kennedy Jr. was reported in good
spirits Monday and making a
good recovery from surgery to
rid his body of bone cancer.
The 12-year-old son of Sen. Ed
ward M. Kennedy underwent
surgery at Georgetown Universi
ty Hospital on Saturday in which
his right leg was amputated just
above the knee.
A family spokesman said the
boy was in good spirits and said
the senator was “encouraged
about the way he is bouncing
back.”
MEMPHIS, Tenn.—Republicans
are deluding themselves if they
think that Watergate won’t have
an effect on the 1974 elections,
pollster George Gallup told GOP
governors.
Asked during a panel discussion
at the Republican Governors Con
ference what he thought about
Republicans who have downgrad
ed the importance of Watergate,
he replied: “Wishful thinking.”
Gallup said, however, the public
tends to forget issues once they
leave the front page. “It de
pends on how long it goes on,”
he said.
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NEW OCEANOGRAPHIC VESSEL—The R/V Gyre,
TAMU’s new oceanographic reserch vessel shown here dm.
ing a trial run near New Orleans, sails Wednesday forGi
veston, which will be home port for the 174-foot ship pro-
vided by the Navy. The Oceanography Department will use
the ship in a variety of research projects in the Gulfol
Mexico and the Caribbean. The Gyre is scheduled to arrive
in Galveston Friday.
W A S HIN G TO N—T he Supreme
Court agreed to consider for a
second time whether federal
courts may reach into the sub
urbs to desegregate predominant
ly black inner city schools.
It also agreed to decide wheth
er whites are discriminated
against by a University of Wash-
ington law school policy that
gives preference to minority
members.
However, the court declined to
hear arguments by policewomen
in Nassau County, N.Y., claim
ing they are denied an equal
thance at promotions.
Million Dollar Ship
Heads For Home
The R/V Gyre, new ocean
ographic research vessel being
provided to TAMU by the Navy,
will depart New Orleans Wednes
day, Nov. 21, for Galveston,
which will become home port for
the 174-foot ship.
Capt. T. K. Treadwell of the
Oceanographic Department said
the $1.8 million ship is scheduled
to arrive Friday at the Uni
versity’s Mitchell Campus c
Pelican Island.
The ship has not yet been
fitted with the equipment
electronic instruments requite;
for various types of oceanogn
phic studies. Installation will
quire approximately two montki
meaning the ship will go i
service after the first of the yea:
Treadwell said.
International
TEL AVIV—David Ben- Gurion,
the elder statesman hailed as the
architect of Israel, showed signs
of improvement Monday but re
mained in critical condition after
a stroke, his physician said.
Dr. Boleslaw Goldman said
Ben-Gurion’s pulse and blood
pressure were returning to nor
mal and the 86-year-old former
premier had no fever. Ben-Gurion
was hospitalized Sunday with a
blood clot in the left side of his
brain that left the right side of
his body paralyzed, Goldman
said.
Asked about the chances for a
complete recovery, Goldman re
plied: “It’s hard to say.”
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