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AUSTIN — Gov. Bill Clements
wants his guests at the Republican
Governors Conference to have a
good time. The good time will cost
about $175,000, and is being co
vered by Clements’ financial
backers.
The governors get Cadillacs to
take them around town, and Texas
Rangers and Department of Public
Safety officers provide them with
security.
They have been treated to a ranch-
style barbecue, and given gifts in
cluding belt buckles, watercolor
prints of a Longhorn steer, charms,
handcrafted purses and a Texas cook
book.
A state dinner Monday night in
cluded entertainment by a Houston
theater group which presented five
musical numbers from the play “The
Best Little Whorehouse in Texas. ’
“We just wanted them to have a
good time,” said Chuck Nash, chair
man of the Republican Governors
Conference host committee. “Gov
ernor Clements is proud of his state,
and wanted them to have a good time
with a Texas flavor. ”
Nash said gifts from 75 to 100 of
Clements’ financial backers will cov
er the expenses. Anything left over
will go to charity, he said, adding
that Clements “was pretty intent on
there being some left over.”
While the governors went to the
barbecue Sunday night, staff mem
bers and reporters attended a Mex-
ican-style buffet and cocktail party at
an exclusive private club, complete
with Mariachi music and red cowboy
style neckerchiefs imprinted “Re
publican Governors Conference.”
A Dallas Cadillac dealer loaned 20
cars for use by the governors and
other dignitaries, and Nash’s own
San Marcos Chevrolet dealeij
provided 20 cars for use by s
members and others at the col
Conference planners lined
beauty shop for the govei
wives, and made arrangements
babysitters, tennis courts and|
games for the requesting govenc
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AUSTIN — Cov. Bill Clements
Tuesday criticized Attorney General
Mark White for inviting oil industry
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representatives for a discussion on
how to effectively combat oil spills,
and also accused the attorney gener
al of meddling in affairs outside his
jurisdiction.
White has filed suit against SED
CO, the oil drilling company found
ed by Clements, for contributing to
the oil spill, which began in the Bay
of Campeche on June 3.
In a concisely worded letter, Cle
ments accused White of opposing
the actions of the governor’s office,
the Coast Guard, the Department of
Public Safety and other state and
federal agencies that worked in the
cleanup efforts after oil from Ixtoc I
reached the Texas coast in August.
“As you are no doubt aware, your
entry into this area is without consti
tutional or statutory authority, ” Cle
ments said. “It serves only to confuse
and mislead the public and those
agencies and officials responsible for
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crisis management of this natu Homed F
In a telegram inviting the oiigjn the
dustry representatives tothepi
meeting in the attorney gei
office Tuesday afternoon, Whitei
he had been “unimpressed witll
ability of the existing governi
and commercial structures
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SAN ANTONIO - In what may
be the nation’s biggest Thank
sgiving dinner. Lackland Air
Force base plans to dish out about
12 tons of food to more than
10,000 people Thursday.
Lackland food services super
intendent, appropriately named
Chief Master Sgt. Clifford N.
Cook, said the traditional Thank
sgiving dinner will be cooked at
17 dining halls on the base, home
of the Air Force’s only hoot camp.
On the menu will be 5,50 n and (
pounds of turkey, 3,200 pounc n is fot
of ham, 3,200 pounds of shrint mt retu
cocktail, 3,400 pounds of swtf pm. Y(
potatoes, 780 pounds of cranbe nkedthi
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LAREDO — A dog detected more
than 40 pounds of cocaine worth $10
million concealed in a secret panel of
a station wagon crossing the border
from Mexico, authorities said, and a
federal magistrate Tuesday set a
$500,000 bond for a man arrested by
U.S. Customs agents.
A Customs spokesman in Houston
said the cache — 40.4 pounds — was
more cocaine than was seized in the
South Texas region in all of 1978.
Customs inspectors arrested
Montes Pedro Gonzalez, 40, at a
border crossing Monday. A Customs
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