STRAIGHT PARTY VOTE
Republican Party (R)
Democratic Party (D)
Libertarian Party (L)
New Alliance Party (NA)
PRESIDENT AND VICE PRESIDENT
George Bush/Dan Quayle (RO
Michael S. Dukakis/Lloyd Bensen (D)
Ron Paul/Andre Marrou (L)
Lenora B. Fulani/Rafael Mendez (NA)
UNITED STATES SENATOR
Beau Boulter (R)
Lloyd Bentsen (D)
Jeff Daiell (L)
UNITED STATES REPRESENTATIVES
Joe Barton (R)
N. P. ‘Pat’ Kendrick (D)
RAILROAD COMMISSIONER
Ed Emmett (R)
James E. (Jim) Nugent (D)
Richard Draheim (L)
Reynaldo Lozano Jr. (NA)
RAILROAD COMMISSIONER,
unexpired term
Kent R. Hance (R)
Clint Hackney (D)
CHIEF JUSTICE, SUPREME COURT,
unexpire tm.
Tom Phillips (R)
Ted Z. Robertson (D)
JUSTICE, SUPREME COURT, place 1
Paul Murphy (R)
Lloyd Doggett (D)
JUSTICE, SUPREME COURT, place 2
Nathan Hecht (R)
Bill Kilgarlin (D)
JUSTICE, SUPREME COURT, place 3
Charles Ben Howell (R)
Raul A. Gonzalez (D)
Calvin W. Scholz (L)
JUSTICE, SUPREME COURT, place 4,
unexp. term
Barbara G. Culver (R)
Jack Hightower (D)
Education
rates high
for Dukakis
Dukakis says that “no issue, no concern,
no institution means more to me than educa
tion.” He claims “the time has come for a
national partnership for educational excel
lence” in which the president “becomes this
nation’s number one advocate for educatio
nal opportunity, good teaching and good
schools for all our children.”
Dukakis opposes tuition tax credits.
In Massachusetts, Dukakis line-item ve
toed a “choose-a-school” plan proposed by
Democratic State Senate President William
Bulger, a pilot program that would allow in
ner-city students in Boston to voluntarily at
tend superior schools in the suburbs.
Dukakis proposes the creation of a Na
tional Teaching Standards Board that would
be composed of representatives of the teach
ing establishment and would set nationwide
standards for teachers.
Dukakis opposes prayer in school.
“We’ve learned that we can’t improve
America’s schools by slashing resources or
lecturing teachers or putting religion back in
the classroom,” he says.
In 1978, Gov. Dukakis vetoed a bill re
quiring teachers to start the school day with
the Pledge of Allegiance. Both the Massa
chusetts House and Senate overrode his veto
and the law was duly enacted.
Information from Voter’s Guide ’88,
which was prepared by the American Free
dom Coalition.
JUSTICE, SUPREME COURT, place 5,
unexp. term
Eugene A. Cook (R)
Karl Bayer (D)
PRESIDING JUDGE, COURT
OF CRIMINAL APPEALS
David A. Berchelmann Jr. (R)
Mike McCormick (D)
DISTRICT JUDGE, 272nd judicial dis
trict
John Delaney (D)
DISTRICT ATTORNEY, 85th judicial
district
Bill Turner (D)
COUNTY ATTORNEY
SHERIFF
Ronnie Miller (R)
COUNTY TAX
ASSESSOR-COLLECTOR
Gerald ‘Buddy’ Winn (D)
COUNTY COMMISSIONER, precinct 1
Gary Norton (R)
Bill J. Cooley (D)
COUNTY COMMISSIONER, precinct 3
Randy Sims (R)
W.F. ‘Bubba’ Moore (D)
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE, precinct 4,
placet
David Home (R)
B.H. Dewey Jr. (D)
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE, precinct 7,
place 1
George Boyett (R)
Jim Locke (D)
CONSTABLE, precinct 1
Raymond H. Day (D)
CONSTABLE, precinct 2
J. R. Burkhalter (D)
CONSTABLE, precinct 3
Derik Matejka (D)
CONSTABLE, precinct 4
Louis Garcia Jr. (D)
CONSTABLE, precinct 5
Frankie Nemec (D)
CONSTABLE, precinct 7
Winfred Pittman (R)
JUDGE, CRT OF CRIMINAL
APPEALS, placel
Charles F. (Chuck) Campbell (D)
Egon Tausch (L)
JUDGE, CRT OF CRIMINAL
APPEALS, place 2
Tom Rickhoff (R)
Chuck Miller (D)
Carol Caul (L)
MEMBER, ST BOARD OF
EDUCATION, dist. 10
Dorothy Chandler (R)
Will Davis (D)
Honey Sue Lanham (L)
STATE REPRESENTATIVE, dist. 14
Richard A. Smith (R)
CHIEF JUSTICE, 10th court of appeals
dist.
Wesley (Wes) Peyton (R)
Bob L. Thomas (D)
JUSTICE, 1st court of appeals dist.,
place 1
Carol H. Lane (R)
Michol O’Connor (D)
JUSTICE, 1st court of appeals dist.,
place 2
Lee Duggan Jr. (D)
JUSTICE, 1st court of appeals dist.,
place 3
Sam Bass (R)
Elaine Brady (D)
JUSTICE, 1st court of appeals dist.,
place 4
M. B. ‘Murry’ Cohen (D)
JUSTICE, 1st court of appeals dist.,
place 5
JonN. Hughes (R)
Ben G. Levy (D)
JUSTICE, 1st crt of appeals dist., place 6
unexpired term
RichardStephanow (R)
Margaret G. Mirabal (D)
JUSTICE, 14th court of appeals dist.,
place 1
Sam Robertson (D)
JUSTICE, 14th court of appeals dist.,
place 2
Terry Proctor (R)
Ross Sears (D)
JUSTICE, 14th court of appeals dist.,
place 3
Bill Cannon (D)
JUSTICE, 14th court of appeals dist.,
place 4
Joe L. Draughn (D)
JUSTICE, 14th court of appeals dist.,
place 5
Jon Hughes (R)
George Ellis (D)
PROPOSED CONSTITUTIONAL
AMENDMENTS
No. 1
“The constitutional ammendment and/or
clarificaion providing that federal reimbu-
resement of state highway dedicated funds
are themselves dedicated for the purpose of
acquiring rights-of-way and constructing,
maintaining and policing public roadways.”
No. 2
“The constitutional amendment establishing
an economic stabilization fund in t he state
treasury to be used to offset unforeseen
shortfalls in revenue.”
No. 3
“The constitutional amendment to provide
for the investment of the permanent
universtiy fund, the permanent school fund
and public employee retirement systems in
the Texas growth fund created by the
amendment, which will directly create, re
tain, and expand job opportunity and eco
nomic growth in Texas.”
BRAZOS COUNTY PROPOSITION
“Legalizing pari-mutuel wagering on horse
races in Brazos County.”
Brazos County polling places
The following is a list of the Brazos
Coutny polling places for Tuesday’s general
election. The polls will be open 7 a.m. to 7
p.m.
Precinct:
• 1. Millican Community Center
• 2. Wellborn Community Center
• 3. SPJST Hall, Smetana
• 4. Carver School
• 5. New Bethlehem Church
• 6. Edge Community Center
• 7. Steep Hollow Community Center
• 8. South Knoll Elementary School
• 9. College Station Community Center
• 10. Public Works Warehouse (behind
C.S. Police Station)
• 11. Crockett Elementary School
• 12. Sul Ross Elementary School
• 13. Henderson Elementary School
• 14. Ben Milam Elementary School
• 15. Fannin Elementary School
• 16. Brazos County Courthouse Annex
• 17. Travis Elementary School
• 18. Bryan Central Fire Station
• 19. Arena Hall
• 20. Texas A&M Memorial Student Cen
ter
• 21. Hensel Apartments Special Building
• 22. Army Reserve Center, Carson Street
• 23. Brazos Center
• 24. College Hills Elementary School
• 25. George Williams Tabernacle
• 26. Brazos Center
• 27. Bright Light Baptist Church
• 28. Peach Creek Community Center
• 29. Brushy Community Center
• 30. Fellowship Hall West Building, Ta
bor Road
• 31. A&M Consolidated High School
• 32. College Station Fire Station No. 2,
FM 2818
• 33. College Station Lincoln Center
• 34. College Station Central Fire Station
• 35. A&M Presbyterian Church
• 36. First Freewill Baptist Chruch
• 37. College Heights Assembly of God
Church
• 38. Castle Heights Baptist Church
• 39. Southwood Athletic Complex
• 40. Aldersgate Methodist Church
Bush expresses opinions about education
George Bush says, “I want to be known as
the ‘Education President.’ ” He wants the
federal government to increase spending for
education by at least $600 million, mostly in
the form of block grants to go to the states.
He believes this is more effective than run
ning federal programs, that the states are
better able to experiment and to innovate.
The vice president proposes the creation
of a “College Savings Bond” to help fami
lies save for college. Parents will earn inter
est tax-free if these funds are used for col
lege.
Bush says the federal government should
“provide greater choice” in education. “Tui
tion tax credits (for parents who pay private
school tuition) are one way to achieve that,”
he said.
Bush supports merit pay and proposes that
it be administered by local officials using
funds from an existing federal program.
As a Texas congressman in the 1970s,
Bush co-sponsored the “Prayer in School”
Amendment. He said, “I favor voluntary
prayer in school as an extension of our com
mitment to teaching values.”
Bush supports saying the Pledge of Alle
giance in public school classrooms. “Should
public school teachers be required to lead
our children in the Pledge of Allegiance? My
opponent says no, but I say yes,” he said.
Information from Voter’s Guide ’88,
which was prepared by the American Free
dom Coalition.
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