Richard Moya Papers 1948-1992 1969-1986

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Richard Moya Papers AR. 2002. 024., 1948-1992, 1969-1986

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Richard Moya Papers 1948-1992 1969-1986

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http://www.lib.utexas.edu/taro/aushc/00002/00002-P.html

Abstract

This collection represents the collection of news clippings assembled by Richard Moya over the span of his political career in Travis County (TX) as County Commissioner representing Precinct 4 from 1970-1986.

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Austin History Center , Austin Public Library, 810 Guadalupe Street, Austin, Texas, 78701.

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SNAC Resource ID: 6638345

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Strayhorn, Carole Keeton, 1939-

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Doggett, Lloyd, 1946-

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Richards, Ann, 1933-2006

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Weddington, Sarah Ragle, 1945-

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Robertson, Rob Candidate for County Judge.

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Znotas, Joe, Activist Priest.

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Medina, Ralph.

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Hernandez, Paul, 1946-

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Barrera, Manuel, -1997.

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Oden, Ken, Travis County Attorney.

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Farenthold, Francis Tarleton “Sissy”, 1926-

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Gault, N. L., 1898-1983

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Kuhn, Bob, Justice of the Peace.

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Frank, Raymond, Travis County Sheriff.

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Frasier, Margo, Travis County Sheriff

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Gomez, Margaret, 1944-

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Booth, Lawson, 1st elected County Commission, 1949

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Navarro, Manuel, Austin Independent School District Board Member.

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Mexican American Council for Economic Progress

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O’Hair, Madalyn Murray, (1919-1995, presumed murdered) President of Society of Separationist Inc., American Atheists.

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Daniel, Price, 1941-1981

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Colson, Charles, author of “Born Again”.

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Macias, Juan, 1884-1986, 103

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Manor, Carrie E., 1895-1987

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Deas, Jim.

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Spaeth, Mark Edward, -1985, Council Member, City of Austin.

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Earle, Ronald “Ronnie”, 1942-

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Estelle, W. J.

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Perkins, Bob, State District Judge.

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Hontz, Bob.

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Cisneros, Rudolph, -1995, Owner of “Cisco’s” restaurant.

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Williams, Mary, Travis County Judge.

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Turner, Joe.

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Valdez, Raul, 1947-

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Artist and teacher. Born in Del Rio, Texas, 1947; attended Texas A & I in Kingsville and University of Texas at Austin. Known for murals painted in Austin, Texas, with Mexican American themes. Active in veterans' groups supporting peace in Central America. From the guide to the Raúl Valdez Art Slides BENSON-MS VALDEZ, RAUL. 24158584., 1976-1984, (Benson Latin American Collection, The University of Texas at Austin) ...

Zuniga, Diana, Austin Housing Authority Board.

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Travis County Democratic Group.

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Guerrero, Roy, 1919-2001

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Gamboa, Carmen, Govalle Elementary School Principal.

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League of United Latin American Citizens (LULAC).

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League of United Chicano Artists (Lucha).

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Hill, Gerald Wayne, 1947- , Texas State Representative District 49.

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Renfro, Mike, 1994-

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Leberman, Lowell, 1939-

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Guerrero, Lena, 1957-

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Garcia, Phillipe Ray “Red”.

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Weimer, John, Administrative Director of the Austin-Travis County Mental Health-Mental Retardation Center.

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Bode, Mary Jane, 1926-1998

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Mattox, Jim, Attorney General.

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Taylor, Leslie, Travis County Court-at-law Judge.

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Moya, Richard, first Hispanic to be elected in Austin, County Commissioner Travis County Precinct. 4.

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Raza Unida Party.

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Yarborough, Donald, Texas Supreme Court Justice.

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Mendez, Willie, Travis County employee.

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Moore, Della Mae, Austin Community College Board of Trustees member.

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Ruiz, Santos “Buddy”, Candidate for City Council, Austin.

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Citizens Jail Bond Advisory Committee April 2, 1978 - June 1978.

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Cantu, Oswaldo, “A. B”, 1930-1996

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Samelson, Daniel, Travis County Commissioner.

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Bullock, Bob Robert Douglas, 1929-1999

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Chaves, Cesar Estrada, 1927-1993

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Webb, Charles, Justice of the Peace, Travis County Precinct 2.

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Yeakel, Lee, 1945-1997, Appointed Chief Justice for the 3rd Court of Appeals.

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Capital Metropolitan Transportation Authority (Austin, Tex.)

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Love, Dan, Councilman, City of Austin.

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Jones, Charlie, Austin Policeman, Deputy Sheriff, Constable, Candidate for Sheriff.

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Han, James.

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Pickle, James Jarrell “Jake”, U. S. Representative, State of Texas.

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Minton, Roy, Attorney.

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Martinez, Matt, 1916-2003

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Villanueva, Dan, Reverend.

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Smith, Frank H. Bail, bondsman.

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Travis CountyGrand Jury.

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Moore Morris, Margaret, first female public defender in Travis County.

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Polanco, Lee, Accountant.

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Ware, Browning, 1928-2002

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Human Opportunity Corporation (HOC).

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Wisser, Jon, Travis County Court-at-law Judge.

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Simon, Margarita, Radio journalist and community activist.

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de la Rosa, Albert City Attorney.

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Bucklin, Dr. Robert, 1st Travis County Medical Examiner - 1978

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Reyes, Lonnie, 1942

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Moya, Richard, 1932-

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Richard Moya was born in Austin, Texas in 1932 and graduated from Austin High School in 1950. He was president of the national Junior League of United Latin American Citizens (LULAC), served in the National Guard, and was a Sergeant First Class in the U.S. Army in Korea. He helped form the Mexican American Democrats of Texas, served as their chair from 1981-1983, and served as a delegate to the Democratic National Convention in 1972. He was the first Mexican-American elected to the Travis County...

Richard Moya Papers 1948-1992 1969-1986

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