Box 2
Contains 62 Results:
Clippings, June-Oct., 1994
Topics include Scott Armey, Dick Armey, flat tax, LeEarl Bryant, anti-crime bill, and Dick Armey's campaign for majority leader.
Clippings, Nov., 1994
Topics include Dick Armey's campaign for majority leader, Bill Clinton, Bill Archer, 1994 Texas elections, religious right, George W. Bush, Contract with America, and Newt Gingrich.
Clippings, Election Results, Nov., 1994
Folder contains full sections of election results from Dallas Morning News and Ft. Worth Star-Telegram for national and local elections.
Clippings, Dec., 1994
Topics include Newt Gingrich election as House Speaker, elections aftermath, Tom DeLay election as House Majority Whip, Texas delegation's power in House, Goals 2000: Educate American Act (HR 1804), and Dick Armey election as House Majority Leader.
Clippings, undated
Clippings, Jan., 1995
Topics include tort-law reform (Texas), immigrants, Newt Gingrich, tax reform, balanced budget amendment, George W. Bush, Bill Clinton, Dick Armey's remark about Barney Frank, legal immigrants, and James Inhofe.
Clippings, Feb., 1995
Topics include Dick Armey remark about Barney Frank, Dick Armey sued for back rent, Bill Clinton, federal budget, tort reform (Texas), defense spending, Social Security, sexually transmitted diseases (STD), Dallas County Health Department grant application for STD prevention, military base closures, immigration, public housing, and the arts.
Clippings, March, 1995
Topics include Richardson (Texas) school board elections, federal budget, tax cut proposal, Dick Armey, Jim Hublin, Newt Gingrich, and term limits.
Clippings, April, 1995
Topics include tax cuts, Newt Gingrich, Bill Clinton, Contract with America, Dick Armey, term limits, Richardson (Texas) school board elections, George W. Bush, and flat tax.
Clippings, May, 1995
Topics include Bill Clinton, Richardson (Texas) school board elections, Dick Armey, Christian Coalition, school reform (Texas), 1995 election results, Newt Gingrich, George H.W. Bush and the National Rifle Association (NRA), federal budget, welfare, and Ralph Reed.