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White, Mark, 1940-2017

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Personal name headingWhite, Mark, 1940-2017
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Variant(s)White, Mark Wells, Jr., 1940-2017
See alsoTexas. Governor (1983-1987 : White)
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Associated countryUnited States
LocatedHouston (Tex.)
Birth date1940-03-17
Death date2017-08-05
Place of birthHenderson (Tex.)
Place of deathHouston (Tex.)
AffiliationTexas. Attorney-General's Office
Texas. Secretary of State
Baylor University. Law School
Baylor University
Democratic Party (U.S.)
Profession or occupationLawyers Attorneys general Secretaries of State (State governments) Governors
Found inTexas equal educational opportunity plan for higher education, 1983: t.p. (Mark White)
WW in America, 1982, p. 3547 (White, Mark Wells, Jr., b. 3/17/40)
Phone call 3/19/87 to Texas State Publications Clearinghouse (William P. Clements, Jr., defeated Mark White in election for governor of Texas 11/86. Clements begins 4 year term 1/13/87)
Legislative Reference Library of Texas, Governors of Texas, 1846-present web page, May 31, 2016: (Mark W. White, Jr.; Texas Attorney General, 1979-1983; Secretary of State, 1973-1977)
Texas State Library and Archives Commission, Portraits of Texas Governors web page, May 31, 2016: (born in Henderson, Tex.; attended Houston public schools and Baylor University, earning bachelor's degree in business admin., 1962; law degree, Baylor Law School, 1965; worked briefly in private legal practice in Houston; served 3 years as Asst. Attorney General; in 1969, returned to Houston to private practice; president of GeoVox Security, Inc.)
New York times WWW site, viewed Aug. 7, 2017 (in obituary published Aug. 6: Mark White; b. Mark Wells White Jr., Mar. 17, 1940, Henderson, Tex.; d. Saturday [Aug. 5, 2017], Houston, aged 77; as governor of Texas from 1983 to 1987, championed public education laws that limited class sizes, increased teachers' pay, and introduced basic skills tests for high school students; Democrat)
Associated languageeng