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Lobbyist questioned
on financial backers
United Press International
AUSTIN — The chairman of
a Texas House committee says
he’s not satisfied with financial
disclosures made by an anti
gambling lobbyist who claimed
he’s being bankrolled with
church money.
Rep. George Pierce, R-San
Antonio, chairman of the Urban
Affairs Committee, said Tues
day the disclosure by Allan L.
Maley Jr. of Dallas that his fi
nances were provided through a
$10,000 loan from the Anti-
Crime Council of Texas “raises
even more questions.”
Under the threat of a legisla
tive subpoena, Maley, director
of Texans Against Gambling,
made the disclosure in an angry
letter to Pierce. He said the sub
poena threat “flies in the face of
the American system of justice.”
But Pierce fired back that he
wanted more details from Maley
by April 6.
Pierce last week obtained
committee approval to sub
poena records showing who is
backing Maley’s lobbying
efforts. Maley had declined to
answer the committee’s ques
tions about his group’s financial
resources.
The Urban Affairs Commit
tee has been assigned a bill co
sponsored by Pierce that would
legalize parimutuel betting on
horse races in Texas. The anti
gambling faction of the commit
tee claims enough votes to kill
the bill.
Maley gave Pierce copies of a
contributions and expenditures
list filed with the secretary of
state, but Pierce said he wanted
more detailed information, in
cluding banking records, travel
receipts, telephone records and
correspondence.
“There are no legal reporting
requirements for the Anti-
Crime Council,” Maley told
Pierce. “Having complied with
your ‘request’ for this informa
tion I must tell you that I highly
resent your demand for it.”
Maley said the $10,()()() was
accumulated by the Anti-Crime
Council over the last two years.
He said the Baptist General
Convention of Texas donated
$5,000, and the Texas United
Methodist Church gave $2,500.
The other donations, he said,
came from individuals, the
largest being $500 from E.A.
Williams of San Antonio.
Texans Against Gambling re
ported spending $8,319, most of
it in printing and mailing ex
penses.
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AUSTIN — The state has yet
to decide whether to appeal a
judge’s ruling reinstating the
radioactive materials license of a
low-level nuclear products
manufacturing firm.
Adistrictjudge reinstated the
license Tuesday, ruling the state
improperly suspended the per
mit after a radioactive spill last
month.
But Assistant Attorney Gen
eral Brian Berwic said Tuesday
the state may appeal the case.
District Judge John May
granted Gulf Nuclear Inc. a
temporary injunction banning
the state Department of Health
from closing down the firm’s
operation at Webster.
May also dismissed a com
plaint filed Monday by Attorney
General Jim Mattox requesting
that Gulf Nuclear be banned
from any further work with
radioactive materials at the
Webster plant and fined
$25,000 for each day it allegedly
violated state law.
Gulf Nuclear’s license to
manufacture radioactive mate
rials was suspended by the
health department’s Bureau of
Radiation Gontrol March 18 fol
lowing a Feb. 8 accident at the
firm’s Webster plant.
In that accident, a w'orker
accidentally cut open a capsule
containing a pellet of radioactive
material and a spill occurred, ex
posing several unprotected
workers. Gulf Nuclear did not
report the spill to state author
ities.
State involvement in the case
began March 4 when the Bureau
of Radiation Control ordered
Gulf Nuclear to perform tests on
two employees to determine the
extent of their radioactive con
tamination and to prepare a re
port on the February accident
within 30 days.
The company’s license was
suspended two weeks later when
the bureau received preliminary
test results on one of the two
employees. Gulf Nuclear was di
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workers for possible contamina
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United Press International
AUSTIN — Passing a bill
which would limit annexation by
the state’s coastal cities to no
more than three miles out into
the Gulf, would only “be open-
inga Pandora’s box,” says a state
senator.
The bill by Sen. Ray Farabee,
D-Wichita Falls, would end a
continuing dispute between
cities, the state and oil com
panies operating off-shore oil
rigs over the right of coastal
municipalities to annex and tax
the off-shore properties.
“It’s not an issue of whether
or not they get services,” said
Sen. Carl Parker, D-Port
Arthur, and a strong foe of the
Farabee bill. “It’s an issue of
whether the cities are entitled to
share in the wealth of the state.
If you pass this bill, you’re going
to be opening a Pandora’s box.”
If approved, the bill would
have the effect of reversing
annexations by the city of Port
Arthur which have extended
that city’s boundaries out as
much as 10.5 miles into the Gulf
of Mexico.
Superior Oil Co. sued Port
Arthur over the annexation,
claiming the city was taxing its
off-shore properties, but pro
viding no services. The Texas
Supreme Court upheld the
annexation and the case cur
rently is on appeal in federal
court.
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