Texas league's Ensweiler hosts reception for congressional candidate Armey

FARMERS BRANCH, Texas - Texas Credit Union League President Dick Ensweiler hosted a reception in his home January 31 for congressional candidate Scott Armey. Scott is running for the seat being vacated by his father, House Majority Leader Dick Armey. The congressman has represented the 26th congressional district of Texas...

By Staff Writer | February 12, 2002 at 07:00 PM

FARMERS BRANCH, Texas – Texas Credit Union League President Dick Ensweiler hosted a reception in his home January 31 for congressional candidate Scott Armey. Scott is running for the seat being vacated by his father, House Majority Leader Dick Armey. The congressman has represented the 26th congressional district of Texas 1985. Last year he announced he will not run for reelection in November. Deluxe printing process generates lowers MICR reject rates, study shows

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