Four correspondences from Dean H. Vickers to state representatives regarding a biased law for school tax exemptions
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1979-07-02
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Four correspondences from Dean H. Vickers to Bill Harrison, Arnold Gonzales, Hugo Berlanga, and Carlos Truan regarding $10,000 school tax exemptions for persons under social security law. Vickers explains that he voted for it when it read as read-disabled persons and would have voted against if he knew it would be implemented as a biased law. He asks for a response and will report it or a lack of response to his local Disabled Veterans chapter.
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Dr. Hector P. Garcia Papers, Collection 5, Box 22. Special Collections and Archives, Mary and Jeff Bell Library, Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi