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raised almost $12 million in his
re-election effort while easily
spending twice as much as
Democrat Mark White.
Campaign finance reports
filed Tuesday revealed that Cle
ments, a wealthy Dallas oil drill
ing executive, raised a record-
setting $ 11.8 million f or his cam
paign and spem Si l.-l million.
White’s report showed con
tributions of $6.4 million for the
entire campaign and expendi
tures of S5.2 million.
“Bill Clements isn’t going to
be able to hide behind $12 mil
lion." responded White. “The
people of Texas realize that
while Clements gets the prime
rate, they’re having to pay 24
percent on their credit
accounts.”
For the accounting period of
Sept. 24 through Oct. 23, Cle
ments raised 52.5 million, in
cluding a SI.9 million loan
guaranteed by himself, and
spent $3.2 million.
During the same month-long
period, White raised SI.4 mil
lion, including loans totalling
$696,830, arid sjK*nt SI.8 mil
lion.
Jim Francis, Clements’ cam
paign manager, said 52,177 per
sons have given money to Cle
ments’ campaign for an average
contribution of $191.
"The number of contribu
tions in this campaign is unpre
cedented in Texas politics.”
Francis said. "No candidate in
any race has ever received ibis
degree of broad-based support
f rom the people of Texas.”
Other statewide candidates
filing statements for the same
30-day |>enod were:
Allen Clark, Republican
treasurer candidate, raised
5242,570 and spent $237,869.
Fort Worth millionaire Eddv
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’Candy Man’ poisoner
to die on Halloween
United Press International
HOUSTON — The lawyer
who originally defended "Can
dy Man” killer Ronald Clark
O’Bryan on charges he poisoned
his son with Halloween candy
maintains O’Bryan is innocent
of the killing and could prove it
through a lie detector test.
O’Bryan faces execution Hal
loween night — eight years af ter
his son’s death. The inmate’s re
quest for a stay of execution is
pending with the 5th U.S. Cir
cuit Court of Appeals in New
Orleans.
“He didn’t do it,” said attor
ney Richard E. Harrison of Dal
las. “I suggested before the trial
he he given a lie detector test,
but they wouldn’t.”
Harrison said police in the
Houston suburb of Pasadena re
fused to give O’Bryan a lie detec
tor test in 1974 after he was
arrested and charged with sub
stituting cyanide crystals for
powdery candy in the “Giant
Pixie Stix” given to Timothy
Marc O’Bryan, 8.
The boy died of cyanide
poisoning an hour after eating
the substance in his father’s pre
sence. Four other children
found with the poisoned candy
did not eat it.
O’Bryan, 38, has maintained
his innocence. Taunted by fel
low death row inmates as the
“Candy Man”, O’Bryan is sche
duled to die by injection at 12:01
Sunday.
Prosecutors claimed O’Bryan
killed his son to collect on a
$20,()()() insurance policy.
Harrison said public pressure
on the Pasadena police to find a
culprit caused them to choose
O’Bryan and fit the evidence to
him.
“The real killer was never
found," he said. "He (O’Bryan)
was at the center of national
attention. They (the police)
made bin 1 make statements dur
ing the investigation that he was
not sure of. They confused him.
And people around him were
convinced he was guilty,”
Pasadena Police Department
(:,ipt. Sidney Smith,wb
gated the case eight)'
disagreed with Harrison
that a lie detector ttsi
prove O'Bryan’s innoett
Smith said a lie deu
does not work on sudij
"because be doesn't
guilt feelings.”
O'Bryan’s wife at ikj
Daynene, testified
husband. Harrison said
just repeatinginfoimati
her by the police.
“She hated his
son said.
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