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THE BATTALION
Thursday, Apt j
Bush criticized
for inaction
AUSTIN (AP) — Gov. George W.
Bush, who was on the campaign trail
Wednesday, got a double dose of criti
cism in his home state.
Civil rights groups demanded that
Bush seek the resignation of the state
health commissioner over his comments
about teen pregnancy and 1 lispanics, wbile
some Republi
can women
urged Bush to
block new pol
lution permits in
Houston, the
nation’s smog-
giest city.
Members of
several advoca
cy and minority
groups, mean
while, called on
the Republican
presidential
nominee-in
waiting to de
mand the resig
nation of Texas
“The irresponsible and
bigoted statements is
sued by Texas State
Health Commissioner
Dr. William R. Archer
III have caused great
harm to all Texans”
— Gil Gamez
member of the Texas League of United
Latin American Citizens
Health Commissioner Re\Tt Archer.
Archer has been under tire since say
ing earlier this month that 1 lispanics arc
culturally resistant to the idea that “get
ting pregnant is a bad thing.”
“If I were to go to a Hispanic com
munity and say. ‘Well, v\c need to get
you into family planning,’ they say,
‘No, I want to be pregnant.’ ’’ he told
The New York Times.
Archer issued a written apology and
followed up with an in-person apology
to state lawmakers.
But on Wednesday, the Texas f ree
dom Network, League of United Latin
American Citizens, Mexican-American
Legal Defense & 1 ducational Fund and
Rainbow Coalition said apologies
weren’t enough.
“The irresponsible and bigoted state-
ance of racism
and sexism,”
said Samantha
Smoot, direc
tor of the
Texas Free
dom Network.
“These
questions will
persist until
Commissioner
Archer re
signs.” said
Smoot, whose
group was
founded in
1995 to
counter the po
litical power of religious conservatives.
Archer “has no plans to resign.” said
his spokesperson. Doug McBride.
“Again, he regrets the wrong im
pressions. He’s apologized. He’s look
ing forward to w orking with all Texans
to address the public health issues of all
Texans,” McBride said.
Bush spokesperson Mike Jones said
the governor is satisfied with Archer's
apology and w ouldn’t seek his resignation.
“Dr. Archer has explained and
apologized for his awkward and inar
ticulate language and explained his
true positions. Teen pregnancy is a se
rious problem in every segment in so
ciety and that’s why the governor has
addressed it as a priority in Texas,”
Jones said. “Governor Bush does not
tolerate racism in any form.”
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Working on a graduate degree at Texas A&M?
The George Bush School of Government & Public Services
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The Bush School will offer a new 12 credit hour graduate
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Think Globally
Join us for the Sth Annual
Games
Fun
Music
Git/e Aways
Free Refreshments
This celebration is for families and students,
young and old - EVERYONE who lives on
PLANET EARTH!
Saturday,
April 29, 2000
10:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.
/olf Pen Creek Amphitheater
Rain\J Date
May 6, 2000
This event will feature community wide education on:
Water Conservation Energy Conservation
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"Zt Recycling ^ Composing
Sponsored by the Cities of Bryan and College Station Energy, Solid Wastes, and Water Services Departments,
The Brazos Valley Solid Waste Management Agency, and Texas A&M University Physical Plant.
- ginsday. April 27.2000
LaMesa prison riot
claims one inmate liltJ
ments issued by Texas State Health
Commissioner Dr. William R. Archer III
have caused great harm to all Texans,”
said Gil Gamez, of Texas LULAC.
“We’re putting (iovemor Bush on no
tice: as his appointee to the post of com
missioner of health, Archer’s comments
only fuel questions about Governor
Bush’s toler-
LAMESA(AP) Prison officials
Wednesday continued investigating a
riot at a West Texas lockup invoh ing
about 300 black and Hispanic in
mates, some wielding garden tools,
that left one inmate dead and live oth
ers in intensive care.
The Tuesday night melee at the min
imum- to medium-security Smith Unit
left a total of 31 prisoners injured. The
prison about 60 miles south of Lubbock
remained under lockdown Wednesday.
“We believe it was very racially moti
vated,” viid Larry Todd, a Texas depart
ment of Criminal Justice spokesperson.
Another prison spokesperson, Lar
ry Fitzgerald, said the riot appeared to
center in the prison's recreation >ard
hut evolved out of a fight involving two
inmates in a dining hall.
It was there that a Hispanic inmate
confronted a black inmate who was
fondling himself in front of a female
officer, Fitzgerald said. Word of the
confrontation then spread.
“It started off with a si
lighting, and the guards gotta
control. Then another groupd
one, and the tight got biggeuq
ger until it got to the pointofa:
riot,” said John Barton,spokes
for Warden Lupe Lozano.
“Some white inmates
the light, hut it was mostly die
and Hispanic inmates whowetdj
ing," Todd said.
()ne of the prison's kiteta
gutted b\ lire in the melee.
State corrections officials x
took about 300 guards to site |
equal number of inmates. The
bancc began around 6:30p.Ea
under control by midnight.
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News in Brief
Snickers shoplifter
to get new trial
TYLER (AP) — An East Texas
man sentenced to 16 years in
prison for swiping a $1 candy bar
will get a new day in court after a
judge found evidence of jury mis
conduct during his trial.
Visiting Judge Gene Ater ruled
Tuesday that Kenneth Payne III de
serves a new trial after two jurors
admitted that Payne's failure to tes
tify in his case was considered dur
ing deliberations.
The two also said a fellow juror,
a former corrections officer, told ju
rors that Payne would still get out
within four or five years, even if
they gave him a 16-year sentence.
Judge Ater set Payne's bond at
$3,000 and scheduled a new trial
for June 26. However, Payne
bond out of jail because au
ties are holding him for ape:
revocation.
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