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Heavy Hitters Bidding for Influence in a Clayton Williams Administration $10,000 $1,050 $10,000 $40,000 $2,000 $1,000 $10,000 $5,000 $1,000 $3,000 $5,000 $1,000 $10,000 $10,000 $2,000 $1,000 $5,000 $10,000 $10,000 $10,000 $2,500 $20,000 $5,000 $5,000 $1,500 $500 $1,000 $1,000 $250 $5,000 The $18 million-plus raised by Republican Clayton Williams and his campaign has made the 1990 election in Texas the most expensive single governor’s race ever conducted in this or probably any republic. Below is a list of contributions made to the Williams Campaign during the quarter which ended September 27, 1990 the most recent filing period. Observer interns Richard Arellano, Ali Hossaini, Vince Lozano, and Jennifer Wong compiled the list from candidate disclosure forms, which by law must be filed in the secretary of state’s office in Austin. Our original plan was to list all contributions of $1,000 or more. Such a list, however, would have filled almost half of this issue. We have therefore included only contributions above $1,000, along with a few notable lesser givers. During the recent quarter, Williams raised $3,585,924.24 In mid-October, at a Dallas fundraiser featuring President Bush, $2 million was raised. Frederick R. Meyer $10,400 Dallas Paul J. Meyer $20,000 Waco A. M. Micallef $10,000 Fort Worth Vance C. Miller $1,500 Dallas Rev. Gene A. Moore $5,000 Pearland Monte Hasie . $1,000 Lubbock George S. Hawn $2,300 Corpus Christi Thomas E. Martinson $2,000 New York, New York Arden R. Grover $10,000 Midland Brian McCoy $1,005 San Marcos $1,000 Tyler Michel T. Halbouty $1,000 Houston Bill Ham $2,000 Houston Gene Bishop $5,000 Dallas J.H. Conine Jr. $2,500 Midland C.C. Winn $5,000 Eagle Pass Lubbock Bill Whepley $8,000 Irving 16 OCTOBER 26, 1990 Mike Toomey Austin Tich N. Truong Dallas Chester R. Upham Jr. Mineral Wells J. Virgil Waggoner Houston Dary Stone Dallas Corpus Christi A.M. Stringfellow San Antonio Ken M. Talkington Arlington Charles W. Tate New York, New York Peter Terpeuluk Jr. Washington, DC Gillis Thomas Dallas Gerard L. Smith New York, New York Jan H. Stenbeck New York, New York Robert H. Stewart Dallas Delbert L. Dunmire Grandview, Missouri Joseph F. Fogg Mullontown, New York Jon Newton Austin T. Boone Pickens Dallas Clive Runnells III Houston George A. Robinson Houston John F. Lott Lubbock Donald J. Carter Coppell SCOPE PAC Amarillo San Jacinto Fund PAC Houston Sawtelle et al PAC San Antonio Texas Oxy Employees PAC Lubbock Texas DPS PAC Austin IBP PAC Dakota City, Nebraska Korean Senior Citizens PAC Dallas MBANK Employees PAC Dallas Goldman Sachs PAC $6,000 Washington, DC Houston Area Chiropractic PAC $1,600 Houston W. Warren Prater $1,250 Plano G.H. McClesky $2,000 Lubbock Blas M. Martinez $5,000 Laredo DLJ Better Government PAC $2,000 New York, New York Diamond Shamrock R&M PAC $500 San Antonio ACS PAC $17,500 Dallas ARA PAC $2,500 Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Amoco Texas PAC $2,500 Austin & Houston American Petrofina PAC $10,500 Dallas Ned Holmes $10,000 Houston Elton Hyder Jr. $1,000 Fort Worth Harold Hyman $1,500 Dimmitt Bruno Scherrer $1,000 Los Angeles, Califorina Paul Schilder $1,250 Lubbock Robert Schneeflock $1,000 Brandon, Mississippi F. H. Richardson $5,000 Houston Frank E. Richardson $1,000 New York, New York Joe C. Richardson $1,750 Amarillo John C. Robbins $3,650 Longview Thomas P. Roddy $2,000 Washington, DC Beatrice C. Pickens $28,900 Dallas R. H. Pickens $5,500 Dallas James R. Ratliff $2,500 Lubbock Powell Industries PAC $1,000 Houston AIA-PAC $2,500 Houston Ruff PAC State $1,000 Washington, DC Texas Eagle Forum PAC $250 Lubbock