Albert Bustamante Papers 1980-1992

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Albert Bustamante Papers 1980-1992

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Albert Garza Bustamante's public service career includes 12 years as a Bexar County Judge and four consecutive terms as a Democratic Congressman representing Texas from 1985-1992. The bulk of the collection consists of incoming and outgoing correspondence from constituents and colleagues. The remainder of the records compile Congressman Bustamante's legislative record through vote books, a legislative profile and his weekly newspaper column.

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The University of Texas at San Antonio Libraries . Special Collections

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