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Pig«6 Th« Eagtt Lak« Haadllght — Haws for Southam Colofdo County, Ttxat Thursday, March 7,1996 Thuraday. March 7,1996 The Eagle Lake Headlight — New for Southern Cofcyado County, Texaa iasz OFRCIAL BALLOT DEMOCRATIC PARTY PRIMARY ELECTION OFRCIAL BALLOT REPUBUCAN PARTY PRIMARY ELECTION Democratic Primary Polling Places (BOLETAOPICIAQ (ELeCaON PRniARIA DEL PA/mOO DEMOCRATICO) (BOLETA OFIOAL) (ELECaON PRIMARIA DEL PAHTIDO REPUBUCANO) Republican Primary To the Registered Voters Precinct Location COtOpADOCOUHTV.TlXAg m: yARCH 12. IMt COLOIUOOCOUMTY. nXAS MARCH 12,1996 of Colorado County: (ItdtmanodUtt^ (12 do mono do 199V 1 Columbus: Columbus Fire DepL, 602 Spring St. MSmUCnON NOTC: MSrmiCTION NOTE: UnNad Statos RtprtMntiNva, Judge, Court el Criminal Polling Places Notice is hereby given that the 2 Glidden: Glidden Baptist Church Annex ViltltrltocMMM aljmirMM ki Mca ^ frneunoor aHLonomioi JMtfM MM cMMMi at yo« CMM ki Mck IM OittrielU polling places listed below will be (MMZ: Corto (to ApatKtoriM by tatMhil h Hw oval pra«(Mto S M M tl aw (ReprestntamedelosEstidos (Star*; Precinct 1 (Columbus) MM of MN oiMilt. VM My ««li tir • wl»«i ) John Julian Moore 1 (Juez.6orttdoApolidonot 3 AHair: Wesley Chapel United Methodist Church OMniht,UiamMm.1} mwMOM oaMalk YM My vote IK a «ia»ti Unidot,DittribNm.14} Precinct 2 (Glidden) open from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m., March 12^ If vnfei| M VM MMi ff MM < Mfdala bbywtl|bi9l"»y «aki9 In MM« naaM 01 Ma ainMala aa Crimhata, tijpar AAJm. |f CD Tom Fleming Precinct 18 (North Columbus) 1996, for voting in a general primary 4 Garwood: Garwood Lions Club •• "Mw*** "^ tota*! h IM ort >iwt«a4 CD Frances Northcutt '^''l f CD Ted Bozarth CD Tom Price Precinct 16 (Alleyton) _.. Columbus City Hal election for the Democratic Party to llM CD EarlJones nominate President, Members of Con­ 5 Nada:NadaKJTHall lotwitw by tokMiai la Ma o»al pravMadto a M M 01 iM Precinct 4 (Garwood) gress, Members of the Legislature, Mtfiiha c=> Bob Perkins C3 Ed Michallce aMaanbacaaaMaaryoyaHyvotoaBMaaaMaM CD CD J. Gary Trichter Precinct 5 (Nada) ^. „.^^.^.. Garwood Libmy 6 Rock Island: Rock Island Community Center •Mr.* UM Mrii aw aiflH byMiMkii la Ma ami pra«Ma4to a w M af nia- and state, district, county and precinct mTAKtimOCaOH: Precinct 6 (Rock Island) officers; and for the purpose of etect- 7 Sheridan: Sheridan Community Center wOl9pof9lctndUttod$tupnttnHoi§tne$dtctfftn Judg^CoarlotCiMMl CD Robert E. Connor, Jr. ;iawaaapt)blcaaaiidaadaialwaaiatl«aL_,-, CD Greg Laughiin v Cheryl A. Johnson Precinct 7 (Sheridan) „,^ Sheridan Community Cealer IwndDoonyMwNnlvcfMfMBtooMilMtoikfeq'''''''''' to »ato or partlcipata In anoMior poaacai parly-t ing county and precinct chairman. 8 Oakland: Oakland Fire Dept -.-' m.^i/iiM ti^ [••nigiiMJii flail f • • j | •- -- 1_ ikmCcoHt&tApaltcium pftavy aiacNon or eonvtntlon during ada vaanf Precinct 8 (Oakland) otinotnon of> fiwowiWL unmi poon nKtf pot m- CrimMu, Lugv NOm. 2) czaR.H.'Curly'Wied CD Jim Deats ** John Bradley Weimar: Weimar City ttfcicti09crilM$toribitndo9lnoiiibndtictn^dtk>9n Uaa airiy dM nafkar arovWad. Precinct 9 (Weimar) „ Weimar Volunteer Fire DepL It >m ^>u>IKi) iwiMiJu imnilitKiiii^i il iipttfci (noTAbemmjcaoN: Precinct 10 (Buescher) Hall, 106 E. Main St onhdo a k izqUMh di li *iM. Winston Cochran CD Charles H. 'Chuci(' Ulbrich Raaroad ConniisioiNr 'Vo iO)r OMitott X oompnndb 4UI Dp aMy (I^Mi VattporHafOModttufnltmelatnemkemta Member, StaMloard of Precinct 11 (Shaws Bend) I 10 Buescher: psf vDtv 0 fMrtcfiv an li ttaecMn fMbmnli 0 II con- IVMndcioonvMariiada •'•^padbOMaMbaktaanb (Cormonodo de Ftmcuriles) Educa1iaii,Mrtrict10 vtnddn dt ilgutt oto pttUdo potHco dunn^ 9il$ tAo del nombn M candkiite. Ualta podri nlK pat in- (Miembnde la Jada Estatat de Precinct 12 (Brushy) Texas Manufactured Marble Inc., Hwy. 71 North I Manufactured Marble, c=> Gary Taylor CowwtyTa ktumu ColtciBf strain eaaiatKrilmido el nanlndBlimdidBlom ilntuiil.' jOMiiMnfti im idiumltt piwliiii.) InstnjceUrt Pma, %MD Mim. 10) Precinct 13 (Frelsburg) Frelsburg Volunteer Fire Dept OldHwy.71 f/^tua-CalKiordBlmpumloidelCondMlo) li ««( prowti y itnaMb oompMamanit af anaob CD Robert A. (Bob) Wood I m«lMto a k a^uitrrif da ti lirtaa. UsM pua* wir Precinct 14 (Mentz) for Prtfiftnci foe PnsidMiil NOIMM§ CD Charles Holcomb CD Mary Jane Poenitzsch par un camMMopwapreaidtnto cu)o flondn4wa» CD DqnClatk I 11 Shaws Bend: Edwin (PnfonnciM pun un ctndUtk) anhtateeaporlinandocanvMamantoafa^paabova- CD Carole Keeton Rylander County CkainMa Precinct 15 (Bernardo) Bernardo Volunteer Fiie Dept I Poenitzsch home nombnOopanpnpientt) Itdo »la izqimdt del nombre del cm>didalo 0 uM (ProaidonledolCondadr^ Precinct 3 (Altair) CD Norman Lanford puedevoHramovofmenocompromelidoporlermdo Chitf Justict, Suprame Court CD Oynthia A. Thornton I 12 Brushy: Albert Werland complelamem el eapedo onlado a H aquieide de (Juez Presidei^, Corte Supretu) CD Jean Halftnann EHis Precinct 17 (Eagle Lake) WaddeU Rice Marketing las palalns no compnmeUJo. Haga tolanmie una (former American Rice Growers), 124 W. Main, Eagle Lake I residence CD Sal Casamassima Judgt, Cowt of Cilwiiiil 9ehcti6n D Tom Phillips CZ) Charlie Weafvtr - '^otoynapMcanoyoomprndomienoeetoyelegiile EARLJONES I 13 Frelsburg; Frelsburg (Ju^CortaStAptlKionm ptraitolaropertidparenlaeleeciinpniMiaokcan- ^^''^•fc v^tto ticrt^ I Fire Station c=3 Elvena E. Lloyd-Duffie CrinhilH, ii^arMim. 9 *enciindetl^olropaitdopolllico durante ealetho Justice, Suprenw Caurt, Placd 1 StatdHepreaantative, District 2S l^luez, COrte Supremo, LegorHan. 1) (Representaitte Estatal, Distrito Num. 28) Prednct ChalnMii. Prodad No. 3 I 14 Mentz: St. Roch Church Solamenle use el marcador promio.) (PresidentedolPrednto,PtodnoNm.^ c=3 Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr. Frank Malonay ComlMt, PndMl tto. 4 ZD John Cornyn Chip Raybum Colorado County Sheriff Hall (i/fliMMmw, rncno Num. 4f CD Virginia F. Wells March 12 - Republican Primary 15 lterniird(): Bernardo Fire c=> .StsHBowdoT CD Wilfred Luedecke Prafcfcnce for Presidanti«l Nominee Jttflite, Sapreme Court, Place 2 Alfred E. Drescher Station •Mdll (Preferencia para un caixUdato (Juez, Code Suprema, Lugar Num. 2) CD I fHlmbmaekJumEiMaldi nombrado para presidenle) wmtuffoaUeimt CD Heather Harder Wilfred •Degree in Criminal I 16 Alleytun: Gene Evans Mttwcain Aitfai, OlMltoMurn. t(l!| =3 James A. Baker CD Don Loucks Justice I residence Precinct Chai^na^ Pradad No. 17 cp Ted L Gundaiaon • CD Will Davis c=} George Cason CD Patrick J. " Justice, Suymnt Ceurt, PiKe 3, Chief JusNce, 14th Court ol (Presidenle ddPrednto,Procinlo Num. 17) •Advanced Peace Officer I 17 Rii^ie Lake: Eagle Lake Undipired Tcnn Appeals District Luedecke (Juez, Cafe Stprema, Lugar Num. 3, CD Steven Meinecke Community Center, 100 CD FredHudion . N SMclltpfMMitaltvt, DiiMct n CD • (Juez Presidenle, Corte de Certification DurmidnRestar^ed^ Cargo) Apetadones, Distrito Num. 14) N. Walnut (Rti)fl$tittntt Fififit OBMP MUD. 28f WitMi (VOID EaoM) Colorado •30-Year Resident of IS N. Columbus: County rmfwif CliilrMi. rmfwcl Mo IT CD Morry Taylor CD Greg Abbott CD Paul C. Murphy «wa»« (Voto E*a*B) I CD Robert L (Robby) Cook County Colorado County Agriculture Building, (rrennne OBI rnom, rncno mini, i// I 316 Spring St. CD Jim Chapman c=3 Tom Reed cz) Judge, Ceurt of Cfiminal CD Kurt Johnson Justice, 1st Court of Constable, •Professional Leadership I Appeals District, Place 1 .George Cason ihjeiCortedeApelaciones (Juez, Corte de Apeladones, I c=> John Will Od«n CD Precinct 4 Capabilities Colorado County CD Leonard (Lenny) Leffler Win H (VBW 6lola) Cninihafes, tjjgarNum. 1) Distnto Num. 1, bjgar Num. 1) I DemcKratic Chair •Experienced in I CD Victor M. Morales CllWJMlM,14tilCMrtOl CD Mary "France" LeTulle CD Sue Holland I Sam Nuchia Democractic Primary AppMliOiilrtel (Pmii)tniB M Pfodrto, PndmoNuoL ^ personnel and (Juu Pn$kl6nlB, Coitidt I CD business CD John Bryant Aptbtionu,DMk>mm. U) CD Norman Henderson, Jr. CD Jeffrey B. Keck Tuesday, March 12 m VOTE BOTH SIDES (VOTEAMBOS LADOS) management CD Cynthia Owens CD Charles E. Collins CD Glen Beaman Your Support Is Appreciated Dlrtrirtl4 f «IMI»«i (VMD inasl Political advertisement paid for by Wilred Luedecie, P.O. Box 70^ Eagle Lake. Texas 77434. I Undo$,a$lriloMm.U) itiCMrtd CD Richard G. Lugar c=> James (Daniel) Boone A»piilibli>lil,Wm1 t Your Vote Is Appreciated I Uuu, Carte de AptlaefonM, CD Charles (Lefty) Morris CD Susan Ducey CD Matthew Paul • Micai advertisement paidfef by Vera Reeves, Treasurer, P.O. Box 51, Rock Island, TX 77470I. Ai' George ElKs CD Alan L. Keyes CD Janice Law (LOmMOImBO OB rtmLMIItB^ CD Hector Uribe IttCMNttf CZ) Uncommitted ciD Susan Baetz Brown

Uuaz, Cortt dt Ap6ltclon$§, United States Senator DiiAMuni.1.LuomNm.2i Judge, Court 01 CiiaiiMl Republican Congressman (Jue2PntldtiilB,CoiteSupniMf (Senador de bs Estados Unidos) (Juez, Code de Apeladones 3 Andrew Jackson Kupper Margaret G. Mirabel CD Phil Gramm Cnmnales, Lugar Niim 2) ELECT ,t4ftCMirt

A Consistent Conservative Voice for District 14 DaKa Stokes CD Paul Womack lMgirM6m.9 Greg Laughiin already has voted for: =3GeneKeily CD Pat Barber (JuttdtltMto, IS A Balanced Budget Amendment S»tunialMk>MkMMm.25) Brad Wiewel CD Qus J. Strauss COLORADO \M Term Umits P Jiislict,tdCoaftof V Appeals Oisirict, Place 2 (Juez, Corte de Apeladones, \^ Property Rights OsMo Num. 1, Lugar Mum. 2) / COUNTY \M Congressional Accountability Act o CD GeraW Zimmerer mtn ^ Welfare Reform CD Daniel W. Leedy SHERIFF >V.. *-;i.. lights T CZ3 Jim Gieseke \M Tax Relief for Families Continued from Page 2 E • LEADERSHIP^ ago, Richards founded the Texas Jiistiec,14lli Court et CM Legal Reforms Freedom Alliance to challenge the AppoalalNairid • PROFESSIONALISM REPUBLICAN PRIMARY religious conservative movement par­ (Juez, Corte de Apeladones. Distrito Num. 14) m Voluntary School Prayei March 12,1996 ticularly in regardt o public education. But TEA officials told the Austin CD Henry L. Burkholder • PROGRESS POLLING PLACES American-Statesman that Richards' T Precinct 1 Columbus: City Hall in Columbus speech was canceled because she did CD Harhet O'Neill EndonMiMiitt Say a Lot About a PMIM not have expertise in special education • CHANGE Precinct 2 Glidden: City Hall in Columbus U for students with disabilities. Here Are Just Some of Greg's Endorsements^ Honors and SupportersPrecinc t 3 Altair: Waddell Rice Marketing (former CD Jack Holland Regarding Richards' UT speech, Robert E. Connor, Jr. » American Rice Growers, 124 W. Main, Eagle Lake) GOP Chairman Tom Paulken said E Precinct 4 Garwood: Garwood Library Richards "is heavily involved in left- District Judge, 2Slli Judicial District Associated Builders & Contractors (Juez del Ofstmo, DstrHo Judicial Num. 25) Precinct 5 Nada: Garwood Library wing political agenda. Born and Raised in Colorado County (zz) Dwight E. Peschel Texas & Southwestern Cattle Raisers Assoc. Precinct 6 Rock Island: Sheridan Community Center The university has moved the con­ S Graduate of Columbus High School Precinct 7 Sheridan: Sheridan Community Center ference to an off-campus site. BS Degree in Sociology/ Minor in Business Administration National Federation of Independent Business District Aaomay, 2SI»i Judicial DIslrict Precinct 8 Oakland: Weimar Volunteer Fire DepL Other Capital Highlights D (Pmeurador del Distrito. Columbus Police Chief for over Six Years Precinct 9 Weimar: Weimar Volunteer Fire Dept. •The early Feb. snow and ice storm DalrioJudiaal Num.25) U.S. Chamber of Commerce • Texas Farm Bureau Precinct 10 Buescher^Texas Manufactured Marble Inc., that created hazardous conditions on 20 years of Law Enforcement Experience Texas highways cost taxpayers more National Rifle Association Hwy. 71 North A CD W.C. (Bud) Kirkendall 10 years of Administrative Experience in Law Enforcement Precinct 11 Shaws Bend: Texas Manufactured Marble Inc. than $2 million for materials used by Certified Law Enforcement Instructor the Texas Deparunent of Transporta­ Precinct 12 Brushy: Texas Manufactured Marble Inc. TEXAS AND NATIONAL LEADERSHIP: tion and overtime for employees. The Y Master Peace Officer's Certificate Precinct 13 Frelsburg: Frelsburg Volunteer Fire Dept. department spent $439,000 on sand to c^ EIB. Certified Jailer Governor George W. Bush • Senator Phil Gramm Precinct 14 Mentz: Bernardo Volunteer Fire Dept. improve traction on highways, I Precinct 15 Bernardo: Bernardo Volunteer Fire Dept. $86,000 for 1,270 tons of salt to melt Sensitive to the needs of the Community Senator • Speaker Precinct 16 Alleyton: City Hall in Columbus ice. $1.4 million of overtime pay and Zero tolerance on the use and sale of drugs Precinct 17 Eagle Lake: Waddell Rice Markering (former $44,000 for other materials. * Consenative Values A Parent who is willing to help other parents with youth problems and will be . Texas Republican Delegation in Congress Arnerican Rice Growers, 124 W^Main, Eagle Lake) impartial at all times. Precinct IS^orth Columbus: City Hall in Columbus •Hillary Rodham Clinton will visit ! * Small Business O^vner Dallas, Corpus Christi and Uvalde diis Chip**** Proven track record In reorganizing a Law Enforcement Agency as the Administrator! NEWSPAPER ENDORSEMENTS: Candidates to Consider week-one week before the Texas pre­ ic Community' Leader Experienced in Budgets and making plans for the future that are Cost Effective sidential primary. Democratic Party in the upcoming primary Rayburn if Nativie Texan The Victoria Advocate • San Antonio Express-News Sheriff of Colorado County sources said she will meet widi re­ Proven Capabilities in making decisions gional party leaders and supporters at Slate Kc|)resentafi\c Chronicle Tom Fleming Earl Jones I * Famih' Man Willingness to work with other agencies within the Judicial System County Commissioner Precinct 3 the Uvalde Convention Center. Willingness to reduce jail expenses and provide better protection for the people in Tommy Hahn Shirley Kearbey Constable. Precinct 2 •The U.S. Border Paux)l seized "I watched as our Governor led the fight to reform our welfare and the County. ^ ^ • • Vote Republican Primary ^ ^ ^ Russell W. Dunn three tons of marijuana valued at $6.3 juvenile justice s\ stems. I cheered as Texas addressed the problem of A Hands on Sheriff State Representative, District 28 million on the banks of the Rio lawsuit abuse and worked to return parenul control to our schools ChipRaybum Don Louks Alfred E. Drescher Grande, about 20 miles north of E^le I have in the past and will continue into the future to keep our Youth Infomned and District Judge, 25th Judicial District Pass. The 10 people whose smuggling "BUI the banle for these and other conservative ideals has just begun I Educated on the use of Drugs. Dwight E. Peschel attempt failed fled across the rivert o want to help continue this effort I want to go to Austin and bring true A Tax Payer who does not like excessive Taxes and will do everything possible to District Attorney, 25th Judicial District Mexico. The federal Drug Enforce­ conservative leadership to the hard working men and women of HIHJSC eliminate unnecessary burdens to the Tax Payers of Colorado County. W.C. (Bud) Kirkendall ment Administration is investigating Disn-ict 28. Together. I believe we can make Texas a better place to numerous leads. Willingness to work with the School Systems in Colorado County by establishing LAUGHLIN U.S. Representative, District 14 live. work, and raise a (am.K " _ ^^ ^^a^^^ Greg Laughiin Jim Deats various Law Enforcement Programs. Ted Bozarth Ron Paul •Denxxrat Ten> Jesmore has abandoned his 6th District race for CampMigD HotOttC (409) 968-8361 ••• U.S. CONGRESS *^* There really is DO registered Democrat or Repubticao in the State of Congress. His departure leaves televi­ Texai Every two years, yoa rKeive a new voter registration card and are sion producer Janet Caroll Richardson Vote in the RepmkUcMm Friauuj March 12! Your VOTE for CONNOR Is a VOTE free to choose whichever primary that you wish to vote in. alone in her bid to deny Rqjublican PtM tar t>y Qr*g Laughin Campftgn. Ev«r«t ttennemer. TrMsurer P O Box 2483. Vietofta. TX 77902 I rtM r«r kx ta Cotonte CoMty RapMcaa Oiib, Jim S«IMO. TraMMT. U.S. Rep. his sevendi term. For The RITURE and GOOD LAW ENRNICEMENT Barton has no primary opponent «krl,C LW7I