The Battalion. (College Station, Tex.) 1893-current, January 26, 1983, Image 6

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    local / state
Battalion/Pa]
January In
Faulk aim run-off election
Alpha Chi Omega
National Sorority
proudly announces their
SPRING RUSH
Interested Women call:
696-3771
696-3285
ALPHA PHI OMEGA
National Co-ed Service
Fraternity
NEW MEMBER
MEETING
Tuesday Jan. 25
&
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7:30 p.m. 205 MSC
★ Recognized on Campus ★
Refreshment Afterwards
by Robert McGIohon
Battalion Staff
John Henry Faulk has been
many things in the 69 years of
his life: a radio and television
personality, a humorist and a
Texas folklorist, a constitutional
scholar and an author. He
added one other item to that list
onjan. 12 — that of Democratic
candidate for the U.S. House of
Representatives.
Faulk declared his candidacy
for the the 6th Congressional
District soon after former
Democratic congressman Phil
Gramm resigned his post and
announced that he was going to
run again for the seat he res
igned. Faulk faces Republican
Gramm and several other
Democrats in his campaign.
In an interview on Tuesday,
Faulk said he was running more
in order to force Gramm into a
run-off election than to gain the
House seat himself. If no candi
date in the Feb. 12 special elec
tion receives a majority of the
votes, the top two candidates will
compete in a run-off election.
That strategy is a response to
the “stunt” that Gramm pulled
by having the special election
scheduled for only four weeks
after his resignation, Faulk said.
Democrats need the extra time
to organize an effective cam
paign and to raise the money
needed to combat the. half mil
lion dollars Gramm is bringing
into the campaign, he said.
However, Faulk said he is a
legitimate candidate and he will
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Candidate John Henry Faulk
serve — and work against
Reaganomics — if elected.
Two of the problems with
Reaganomics are that too little is
spent on the needy and too
much is spent on defense, he
said.
“We need to re-examine our
whole so-called defense spend
ing,” he said. "We’re being tre
ated to a hocus pocus and a con
game.”
He said he sees parallels be
tween Herbert Hoover, a pre
depression Republican presi
dent, and Ronald Reagan, the
current Republican president.
Reagan, like Hoover, doesn’t
know what is hap
said.
“It’s almost ternfnk-«
Ronald Reagan say ’
things Hoover said,"I* ™
Faulk often has bee:
liberal because of his,:
the economy and
spending. However,kt
only label he acceptss
Democrat.
Faulk said his dis
labels stems fromaii®
label — that of com
destroyed the repuaj
careers of many.
’50s, “McCarthyism,"jJ
of publishing and
innuendo and half-ir
troved the lives of r
cent |>eople.
Faulk never was MB
communist, he said.
linked to communismiS
port” published by “radH
Among other things.tkH
stated that Faulk had^S
dinner that was spot — —
communist organizadtH
that a known corB
attended.
As it finally turnedB
through a libel suit if ,• Doris
jut s awarded Fau • ) , a t the
in damages — ilu n(MV ,
banquet in honoroftkij^
sary of the United Natt
mer first lady EleanorU
attended the banquet.|
the celebration's mams
was the American
tion. And the “knowntoJ|
ist" in attendance wasSup
plomat Andrei Gromylil
Cons claim TDC punishes
United Press International
HOUSTON — A lawyer who
represented inmates in the pris
on reform case said the Texas
Department of Corrections is
punishing prisoners for testify
ing against TDC in a hearing last
year.
Donna Brorby said in papers
filed in federal court Monday
that eight inmates from the
Wynne Unit who were called as
witnesses have been put into
administrative segregation and
kept apart f rom the unit’s gener
al population.
TDC officials denied the ac
cusation.
But Brorby said the inmate-
Uniti
HOUS
lapped i
iroducti<
witnesses have been i o ur p, ou
cess to outdoor recre :j c k ec i tc
are not allowed dav orri |, u te
\ ileges. She has reque* ranes
3 hearing to allow D| ^ nc j j,
judge William Wayne ,f S pjff y
near objections to the ■ home,
native segregation pla: 1 “\yh
The inmates testifi |oi n g is
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