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Bob Bullock is a tough-minded
administrator who calls the shots
as he sees them.
Bob Bullock is the only candidate
who has cast an official
vote against an income tax.
(Dissenting Report, Tax Equity Committee, 1987)
That’s why Bob Bullock is
endorsed by newspapers
all over Texas.
Rob Mosbacher is Gov. Clements'
appointee in charge of the welfare
agency. His spending has already
caused one tax bill.
Now he wants to hire 10,000 more
government employees.
Mosbacher’s welfare
mismanagement will cost every
Texas family $403 in new taxes.
An
independent
voice
for Texas
It’s your choice.
BOB BULLOCK
Democrat for ——
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR
Pd. Pol. Adv. by Bob Bullock Campaign, P. O. Box 2243, Austin, Texas 78768
s an Aggie, J.D.
Langley learned the
value of honor and
the importance of
honesty.
As a Marine, he realized the importance
of dedication and the rewards of hard
work. As a prosecutor, he has shown his
commitment to protecting the rights of
victims.
As a judge, J.D. Langley has put this
knowledge, experience and dedication to
work for all Brazos County citizens.
Vote for J.D. Langley on November 6!.
Get to know J.D. Langley and you’ll understand
why he’s the right choice for the 85th District Court.
• Judge, Brazos County Court-at-Law No. 2
• Nominated by MADD as State Judge of the Year, 1989
• Past Chairman, Juvenile Law Section of the State Bar of Texas
• Listed in Who’s Who in American Law, 1990
• Prosecutor, Brazos County District Attorney’s Office
• Doctor of Jurisprudence, South Texas College of Law
• Member, Order of the Lytae, an honorary legal fraternity
• Captain, United States Marine Corps
• B.S., Texas A&M University, Class of 74
• Member, Brazos County A&M Club
• Member, MSC 0PAS and 0PAS Guild
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DISTRICT JUDGE
Political advertisement paid for by the J.D. Langley Campaign, Juanita B. Murray, Treasurer, P.0. Box 3785, Bryan, TX 77805
A Change for the Better!
Monday, Novembers, 1990
SGnDRA N. ROBBINS/The Battalior
Students warm up by a fire and roast marshmallows Sunday before working on bonfire.
Hearing scheduled on GOP tactics
WASHINGTON (AP) — Demo
crats on Sunday accused Republi
cans of racism in the North Carolina
Senate race as a federal judge sched
uled an election-eve hearing on
whether the OOP’s tactics are intim
idating voters.
Republican officials dismissed al
legations that voter mailings in
North Carolina and Texas were de
signed to intimidate minority or el
derly voters.
But U.S. District Judge Dickinson
Debevoise scheduled a hearing for
today in Newark, N.J., to determine
whether the Republican National
Committee is violating a 1982 con
sent decree that bars voter intimida
tion.
The hearing was requested by the
Democratic National Committee.
“What the Republican Party has
done is absolutely disgusting,” Dem
ocratic Party chairman Ronald
Brown said on CBS-TV’s “Face the
Nation.” He accused the GOP of try
ing to “intimidate the poorest and
most vulnerable voters.”
The controversy has centered pri
marily on North Carolina, where Re
publican Sen. Jesse Helms is in a
neck-and-neck race with Democrat
Harvey Gantt, who is black.
At issue are 150,000 official-
looking postcards that the North
Carolina GOP sent to predominantly
minority Democratic precincts.
Labeled “Voter Registration Bul
letin,” the cards read, in part, that it
is a federal crime “to knowingly give
false information about your name,
residence or period of residence to
an Election Official.”
“We knew that in a panic Jesse
Helms would turn to this kind of tac
tic, just as Republicans have done in
the past,” Brown said.
Voter mailings also have been sent
out in Texas to predominantly el
derly Democratic voters, encourag
ing them to forego absentee ballots.
Charles Black, a spokesman for
the Republican National Committee,
said he had not seen any of the mail
ings but insisted the GOP has never
broken the consent decree on voter
intimidation.
The committee “always plays t»I
the rules,” he said. But he addeo
that North Carolina has “a long his
tory of Democrats stealing elet
tions.” State and local leaders “ha.
a responsibility to take legal action toll
ensure the integrity of the balk
and that’s all that’s going on there
he said.
House Majority Leader Richari
Gephardt, D-Mo., disagreed witli;
the Republicans.
Hfl
“The campaign that Jesse Hein
is running is not a lot different thas
the campaign that David Duke ra:r,
in Louisiana,” Gephardt said. Did
is a former Ku Klux Klan leaderwh
lost in Louisiana’s open Senate ps
mary in October.
“The message ... clearly has rad
overtones. It is clearly designed I
appeal to people’s prejudice," & I
phardt said on NBC’s “Meet th I
Press.”
In the Helms-Gantt contest, Dei
ocrats also have charged Helms wil!|
playing on racial stereotypes intelfB
vision advertisements.
Tom and his wife. Caroline, were married in
1965; they have two sons, Scott, age 15, and
Don. age 13. The McDonalds are members ot
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church. The McDonald
family has resided in Brazos County for over
70 years. Tom’s lather (TAMU 33) was a
lawyer, legislator and judge. The Reed
McDonald Building on the TAMU campus is
named in memory of Tom's uncle.
Re-elect
McDonald
Judge 85th District Court
EXPERIENCE IS THE DIFFERENCE
• Named Outstanding Jurist of the Year by the State Bar
of Texas Criminal Justice Section, 1987.
• Editorial Committee: Texan’s War on Drugs Judge’s
Benchbook: A Resource for Drug Abuse Prevention
1988.
• Chairman of the Crime Victims and Witness Committee
of the State Bar of Texas, 1990.
• Chairman of the Criminal Justice Section of the State
Bar of Texas, 1990.
• Faculty, Texas College for New Judges, 1987-90.
Judge McDonald is honored to serve you.
Your vote and support will be greatly appreciated.
Paid for by Committee to Re-elect Judge W.T. (Tom) McDonald, Jr., Caroline McDonald,
Treasurer, Box 1085, Bryan, TX 77806