It is most fitting and proper that we support this legislation and honor the civic career of Richard C. White by designating the Federal building in El Paso as the ``Richard C. White Federal Building.'' Mr. Speaker, H.R. 233 is a bill to designate the federal building in El Paso, Texas as the ``Richard C. White'' Federal Building. As you may know Richard White was a former colleague from Texas who represented the 16th district of Texas from 1965 until 1983. I wish to acknowledge the persistent efforts of Congressman Reyes, sponsor of the bill, who currently hold this seat. Congressman Reyes worked diligently with Committee members to ensure this bill came to the House floor in a timely manner. Congressman White was a native born Texan from El Paso who attended the University of El Paso, and later received his law degree from the University of Texas in Austin. From 1942 until 1945 he served his country with honor and distinction. As a United States Marine stationed in the Pacific he saw active duty and was awarded the Military Order of the Purple Heart.
Bob Wise: “It is most fitting and proper that we support this legislation and honor the civic career of Richard C. White by…”
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Honoring Richard C. White by designating a federal building in El Paso in his name.
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