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​GOP Involvement 1989


GOP  Involvement in 1989
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As usual, the odd-numbered years only hold local elections.  In 1989 during the Houston mayoral race, Dr. Esther Lee galvanized Asian Houstonians to support the incumbent, Mayor Kathy Whitmire.  

Esther attended the TX State Republican Executive Committee (SREC) on behalf of the TARC chair, Pauline Van Tho held in Austin on March 11, 1989 and attended the National Republican Asian Assembly conference on June 25-26, 1989.   

Esther recognized people/members’ involvement in TARC and their contribution to various campaigns. She tried to seek appointments for them at both state and federal levels as the files show. Files: AppointmentslistTX180888 and AppointmentFormTX88 and other correspondences. Meanwhile, Esther was involved in several Asian non-partisan political organizations.

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