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Harris County Women's Political Caucus, February 1975 - page 1. February 1975. Special Collections, University of Houston Libraries. University of Houston Digital Library. Web. January 24, 2021. https://digital.lib.uh.edu/collection/feminist/item/2331/show/2323.

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Title	Harris County Women's Political Caucus, February 1975
Publisher	Harris County Women's Political Caucus
Date	February 1975
Subject.Topical (LCSH)	Women--Texas--Periodicals Women--Texas--Houston--Periodicals Feminism--United States--Periodicals Women--Political activity--Texas--Harris County--Periodicals. Women--Political activity--Texas--Houston--Periodicals Newsletters
Genre (AAT)	periodicals
Language	English
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Original Item Location	HQ1439 .T68 H37
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Transcript	E.R.A. Update . . by Barbara L. Williams Texans for E.R.A., the statewide coalition, of individuals and groups who support the ratification of the proposed 27th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution, met in Austin February 8. A press conference was called to show that there is strong 'organised support for the E.R.A. On February 12, a legislative alert went out from the Texans for ERA office. Representative George Preston from Paris, Texas introduced House Bill 666 which would nut the ratification of the 27th Amendment on a public referendum April 22nd. Already scheduled on April 22 is a special state election dealing with legislators' pay raises and teacher retirement funds. Ilermine Tobolowski of Dallas.reported that adding another issue to an existing election would cost the state a minimum of vlj.5,000. (money which would pay for the required notifications and advertising). Texans for ERA co-coordinator Debbie Danburg said that the April 22nd election is expected to draw a small number of voters, most of whom oppose the issues. House Bill 666 has been assigned., to the State Affairs Committee. Members of that Committee are: D.R. (Tom) Uher (Bay City)-- Chair Richard Geiger (Dallas)-- vice chair Latham Boone III (lTavasota)—. vice chair Ed Mayes (Granbury ) Ben Hunson (Denison) Ronald D. Earle (Austin) L. De Witt Hale (Corpus Christ!) Tom Cartlidge (Henrietta) Albert D. Brown, Jr. (San Antonio) Felix McDonald (Edinburg) Hichael H. 3-r.ell (Snyder) Robert (Bob) Simpson (Amarillo) E.L. Short (Talioka) John Wilson (LaGrange) Joe Spurlock II (Fort 'Forth) R. L. (Bob) Vale (San Antonio) Ralmond (Gene) Green (Houston—DISTRICT 95)