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Wednesday, April 27, 1983/The Battalion/Page 5
One position ends in tie
Runoff fills Senate spots
by Kelley Smith
Battalion Staff
In the runoff election Tues-
Jay for the new Faculty Sen
ile, all places were decided ex-
:ept for the place 1 position in
K College of Agriculture,
([hich ended in a tie.
; Charles R. Shumway, pro-
essor agricultural economics,
ihd Ethel Tsutsui, associate
jrofessor biochemistry and
jiophysics, tied with 102 votes
ach. The Faculty Senate
iteering committee will meet
^ith both candidates today to
lecide the election.
Dr. Carl Shafer, agricultu-
al economics professor, said
he does not know how the
election will be decided.
There is no procedure de
fined in the proposed by-laws
of the Senate to deal with a tie
in a run-off election, he said.
The results of the run-offs
are as follows:
College of Agriculture
Place 2
M.H. Milford, agronomy
Place 3
W.H. Blackburn, range sciences
Place 4
Horace R. Burke, entomology
Place 5
James D. Smith, plant sciences
Place 6
F.W. Plapp Jr., entomology
Place 7
Jane M. Magill, biochemistry
Place 8
Fred E. Smeins, range science
Place 10
Keith A. Arnold,
wildlife and fisheries sciences
Place 11
David J. Schmidly,
wildlife and fisheries sciences
Place 13
Thomas Linton,
wildlife and fisheries science
Place 14
Carl Vanderzant, animal science
College of Architecture
and Environmental Design
Place 2
Larry O. Degelman, architecture
Place 3
John B. Evans,
environmental design
Place 4
Joseph J. McGraw,
environmental design
College of Education
Place 1
Linda Parrish,
interdisciplinary physical education
Place 2
Homer Tolson,
health and physical education
Place 3
Gayle Schmidt,
health and physical education
Place 4
Emil Mamaliga,
health and physical education
See RESULTS, pagelS
Texas congressman
may not face charges
United Press International
DALLAS — Flamboyant
Texas Rep. Charles Wilson, D-
Texas, probably will not face
federal drug charges, a news
paper reported Tuesday.
Attorneys for the U.S. Justice
Department were preparing a
draft report that likely would re
commend that Wilson not be
prosecuted, the Dallas Morning
News reported.
The recommendation, being
drafted by the department’s Cri
minal Division, will not be com
pleted for final approval for sev
eral weeks, the sources told the
newspaper.
Wilson, who lives in Lufkin, is
among three known, current
former lawmakers who have
been under federal investiga
tion to determine if they used
cocaine or marijuana.
The Justice Department
already decided not to prosecute
former Rep. Barry Goldwater
Jr., a California Republican, but
is continuing its investigation of
Rep. Ron Dellums, a California
Democrat.
Although two men accused of
operating a Washington cocaine
distribution ring were extra
dited from Australia earlier this
month, the newspaper quoted
sources as saying it was unlikely
that Doug Marshall, 27, and
Troy Todd, 23, had any infor
mation incriminating Wilson.
Wilson has been under inves
tigation since last fall when Paul
Brown, a convicted Texas
swindler, charged Wilson was
with him when drugs were used.
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USTIN — For the first time
half a century, one house of
the Texas Legislature has pas-
£ la bill to legalize parimutuel
ting and, along the way, may
hau provided a boon to the
stau’s Water Development
Find.
jOnan 18-13 vote, the Senate
approved a bill Tuesday spon-
sdred by Sen. Ike Harris, R-
illas, who had held back the
iasure because he lacked the
essary 21 votes to suspend a
^liamentary rule which gov-
the consideration of bills.
Shortly before Tuesday’s ses-
Sen. John Montford, D-
Ibbock, provided the needed
;e for the bill which would de-
ate 3 percent of all wagers
ide to the state’s Water De-
[opment Fund.
The development fund is
d to service bonds issued for
lervoir construction and wa
ter quality projects.
With Montford’s support, the
bill was released for a floor vote
by a vote of 21 -10, the minimum
necessary. Once on the floor,
Montford voted against the me
asure.
Afterwards, Montford, a for
mer district attorney, said he was
opposed to gambling but
wanted to leave the question up
to the citizens in the statewide
referendum.
“I voted against final passage
of the bill because I’m against
gambling,” Montford said. “But
I’m always reluctant to impose
my vote to block the people’s
chance to take a vote on the sub
ject.”
Although official calculations
remain to be made, Montford’s
amendment could bring the be
leaguered Water Development
Fund $80 million by 1988.
The bill already called for a 5
percent “take” of all bets to go to
the state’s Aid to Families with
Dependent Children program.
The bill was forwarded to the
House, where it probably will be
considered next week.
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