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Texas Residency / Bush / Doonesbury #342834

CBS Evening News for Thursday, Feb 13, 1992
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(Studio: Dan Rather) Report introduced.

(Austin: James Hattori) Flood of Texas residency requests prompted by Garry Trudeau's "Doonsebury" cartoon with regard to President Bush's Texas residency status featured; scenes shown of Bush jogging in Houston. [Governor Ann RICHARDS, California taxpayer Mary Kay STEVENS, Florida taxpayer C. Clayton STEMPLE - comment on Bush's residency.] "Doonesbury" cartoon with a form for readers to apply for Texas residency shown. [Mail clerk Diana MALDONADO, Texas comptroller John SHARP - talk about number of "Doonesbury" residency forms received.]

Reporter(s):
Hattori, James;
Rather, Dan
Duration:
00:02:20

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