Brownwood Bulletin (Brownwood, Tex.), Vol. 73, No. 75, Ed. 1 Thursday, January 11, 1973 Page: 3 of 16
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BROWNWOOD BULLETIN
Thursday, Jonuary 11.1973
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among several persons and Holland. a former salesman
firms indicted Wednesday in Z. T. Craver and Fred Met-
connection with the bribery of calfe, county commissioners in
two county officials in Texas, Harrison County i Marshall),
the Justice Department an- Tex , also were named. Neither
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charged with accepting bribes pressgrove. Springs Craver
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voting machines made by AVM, UJI mails to commit bribery
Im .. of New York The second count charges them
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in U.S District Court in Buffalo, firms. Doolittle, Pressgrove.
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of Jamestown, N.Y , also known and Holland with conspiring to
as Automatic Voting Machine bribe Craver and Metcalfe and
Corp.; Lloyd Dixop Jr, its unramied public officials in Ar-
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Doolittle, AVM executive vice A six-ebunt indictment
president in charge of sales charges Dixon and AVM with
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United Products, Inc., of Nat- holders of AVM by making false
chez. Miss , AVM's distributor entries in the corporation s
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Freshman solon serving 2 houses
y ANN ELACKMAN eressmen never have to cope I've had to resign from a lot • ould bicyel to work to a split- l really want to become
Asaarialid Press Writer with." • of things: my job chairman- level brick house in Alexandria. Denver’s professional wo-
WASHIMTONtAP - When "Whtat with trying to open an ships, committees. That’s per- Va. Boxes are piled high in the manr‘" ‘
Pat Schroeder moved to the office at the same tune. It's fectly all right, but now I have famaily room, still packed A The answer was yes.
capital last week with her hus- pretty busy .round here,” Mrs. to find a job .” .leer head lies on the floor, not Sos hroeder, M, who ran for
band and two small children, Schroeder said in an interview Mrs Schroeder is one of 14 yet mounted over the fireplace the Colorado legislature two
she had no idea that serving two What the two of us need des- women in < ongress this term- Pat Sr hroeder directs guests years ago and lost by 42 votes,
houses .one in Congress and perately to a wife." ami th. only one with small to th back door the new car- pitched in ami helped Pat cam-
one in the suburbs—would be To which Jim, her husband, rhildren at home The night pet is too large and keeps the paign.
such a hassle added after she took the oath of office. front door from opening. At 32, , .____,
Moving in, there are so "I'm now in the role of wife she was up until 4 » a m with she looks more like a college Schroeder said he will look for
many things to get squared My commitments and job be- 21 .-year-old Janne, who had the coed than a professional politi- 4 /0b in a law firm or on Capitol
away," said the freshman romee secondary. it's like the flu. The next day she directed«- rian. Hill Soon he and his wife hope
member of the House of Repre- husband who comes home and year-old Scott to the school bus Campaigning can be more 10 have a housekeeper to mind
sentatives from Denver, says. Dear, we've been tran- before leaving for work herself, rigorous than the position, ” she th children.
School, furniture and carpets. sferred, and we have to move in The Schroeders moved from a said. “We thought for a long Sharing housework, baby-
draperies and curtain rods— a month.’ I'm kind of in that rambling three-story house la time. Do we really want to do sitting and careers will not be
these are Essies most con- role Denver where Jim Schroeder this to our lives’’ I thought. Do new to the s hroeders
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Fisher, Norman. Brownwood Bulletin (Brownwood, Tex.), Vol. 73, No. 75, Ed. 1 Thursday, January 11, 1973, newspaper, January 11, 1973; Brownwood, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1575152/m1/3/?q=Lamar+University: accessed June 2, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Brownwood Public Library.