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Kendrick squeaks by Welch
to win right to face Barton
In the runoff for the 6th District,
which includes Bfyan-College Sta
tion, N.P. “Pat” Kendrick won the
right to face Republican Joe Barton
in November.
Kendrick, a contractor from
Joshua, edged Waxahachie farmer
John E. Welch on Tuesday. Ken
drick tallied 51 percent to Welch’s
49.
Welch said he may ask for a re
count. “It’s something I’ll consider
over night,” he said.
The 6th District stretches from
south of Dallas to north of Houston.
In another district, political new
comer Larry Milner defeated Bob
Price, who held the Panhandle-area
seat 20 years ago, to grab the Repub
lican nomination in the 13th District.
Milner won 56 percent of the vote
in defeating Price, and now will face
State Sen. Bill Sarpalius in the battle
for the state’s lone vacant Congres
sional seat, given up by GOP U.S.
Senate candidate Beau Boulter.
The former president of the Am
arillo Chamber of Commerce said
district voters were ready for some
one new.
“That’s what they voted for to
night,” he said.
Milner said Boulter’s presence in
the runoff help generate voter inter
est in his race.
“1 think if Boulter had not been
on the ticket it would have been very
difficult to get out as many votes as
we did,” he said.
With more than one-quarter of
the vote tallied in District 22, south
of Houston, Konrad, with 56 per
cent, led Fresno attorney Wayne
Walker, with 44 percent, for a
chance to oust Republican incum
bent DeLay.
In the Panhandle-area district,
Milner eliminated five other Repub
lican candidates.
Price, who held the seat from
1966 until 1972, and Milner both
spent thousands of dollars in their
campaigns.
M i 1 ner raised more tl
S 1 05,000, spending almost 58!,
according to financial disci?
forms filed at the endofMarck
Price raised Si 1,500 and
$25,000.
But questions about die!
farmer and rancher’s person
nancial problems dogged ta !
ing the final days of campaigns
Price’s farming and rancfc
eration is being reorganized*
Chapter 11 of the U.S. Bant
Code, and court records sk 1
candidate has $4 million indefc
Price has said his business
lems, which he blamesonunk
hie government farm pofe
able him to understawl
importance of improved fatt
icy
In the third district to
gressional runoff, Houston!
Richard Konrad led fordieril
square off against Republics
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