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Reagan Brown slips again,
makes another racial slur
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AUSTIN — Agriculture
Commissioner Reagan V.
Brown says food poisoning
caused him to use a racial slur in
a speech, excerpts of which were
broadcast on a Dallas television
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Brown was obviously stunned
in his reference to Booker T.
Washington as, “the great black
nigger—uh, uh — educator,” in
a speech before agriculture ex
perts this week. A tape of the
slur was included in WFAA-
TV’s profile of Brown Wednes
day in part of a series on candi
dates for state office.
Brown struggled to regain
composure.
“Excuse me for that," Brown
said with a pained expression
clouding his face. “The great
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tor,” he repeated, with exagger
ated pronunciation of the word
“Negro.” He then completed his
speech.
Brown later said the slip was
the result of food poisoning.
Brown, a conservative Demo
crat, faces opposition from liber
al Jim Hightower in Saturday’s
state primaries. The derogatory
remark comes at a critical time
for him, but does not mark
Brown’s first public slur toward
blacks.
A few months ago Brown dis
tributed a publicity photo to re
porters showing him with a
Nigerian tribal leader, who was
wearing long robes. T he man
held a certificate presented him
by Brown. T he certificate proc
laimed the Nigerian an “honor
ary sharecropper.”
In 1979, Brown got in politic
al trouble when a group of far
mers claimed they had tape re
corded a meeting with Brown in
which he used a racial slur.
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same meeting, fanH
also insulted
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Brown issued
publicly apologizing
marks, which he sad
“under the illi
anger.”
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CORPUS CHRIST ! — They
didn’t look the part of wheeler-
dealers, but Norval and (>1011.1
Mortrud went on a $2.38 million
spree that had local business
men hoping, and hopping — all
for naught.
Authorities said Wednesday
the couple are suspects in swin
dle schemes in several othei
states. Deputies said they
arrested Mortrud. 37, on an
Amarillo charge that he wrote a
bogus $ 10,000 check to charter a
fleet of jets.
Mrs. Mortrud, -IT. was jailed
on a North Dakota charge of an
unrevealed nature.
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into Corpus Christi by private jet
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Clark, who said she lx*gan win
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ixitential business clients.
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trud) arrived, he picked up the
phone and said, T want to buy,”’
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