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Page 6/The Battalion/Tuesday, November 13, 1984
Legislation
will give Texans
lottery vote
United Press International
Thursday Nov. 29 9:00 p.m.
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AUSTIN — Rep. Ron Wilson, D-
Houston, Monday proposed legis
lation that would give Texans a
chance to voice their opinion on the
creation of a $200 million-a-year
state-run lottery.
Wilson also introduced a pro
posed constitutional amendment
that would clear the way for the es
tablishment of a lottery, but he ad
mitted it had little chance of passage
in the 1985 session of the T exas Leg
islature.
“It’s very difficult to get 100 votes
(in the House) for a constitutional
amendment, especially on a subject
as volatile as this is,” he said. “So, I
think the best approach is to let peo
ple express their will on it first.
“This way, it. takes some (House)
members off the hook who might
have a problem voting for a bill that
is very controversial,” Wilson added.
Wilson’s bill calls for the lottery
referendum to be placed on the
Nov. 4, 1986 ballot. If voters ap
prove the idea, a lottery bill would
then be considered in the 1987 ses
sion of the Legislature, he said.
Wilson said informal polls around
the state have shown that Texans
would favor a lottery over horserac
ing, for example, because there
would he less liklihood of influence
from organized crime.
Monday was the first day that leg
islation could be pre-tiled for the
1985 session that begins in January.
Dozens of bills were filed in the
House and Senate.
Rep. A1 Edwards, D-Houston,
filed a bill that would establish bind
ing primaries for the selection of
delegates to national presidential
nominating conventions.
Edw'ards said his bill calls for the
selection of delegates that would ex
actly reflect voter preference.
Mr. Stevens gives 3 day seminars all over the world train
ing businessmen on how to be successful at selling. He
has consented to speak to the Animal Science Agribusi
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sional manner. Great chance to learn from him now be
fore you enter the real world.
Other bills filed Monday would:
<» Require farmers or crew lead
ers to provide full unemployment
compensation to farmworkers.
• Implement a uniform griev
ance procedure to protect state em
ployees in every agency.
• Ensure an adequate number of
ballots at eacli polling place and pro
hibit access to ballots after polls are
closed.
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AUSTIN — A lawyer for the
Texas Civil Liberties Union said
Monday he was disappointed that
Attorney General Jim Mattox ap
pealed a court order that declared
unconstitutional a law excluding
farm workers from workers’ com-
tween last March 17 and Ian.
1985.
CTark’s order directed agriculln
growers in Texas beginning Mi
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surance for all farm and ranch wi|
ers, but the order was stayed
ding the appeal.
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ing, issued in March by Travis
County District Judge Harley Clark,
last Friday, according to James Har
rington of Austin, a lawyer for the
T'CLU.
Harrington said the appeal would
effectively deny medical treatment,
particularly emergency medical
care, under workers’ compensation
to farm workers who are injured be-
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voted to extend the insurance:
farm workers, but the newlawi
not take effect until Jan. 1.
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