Mary Jane Bode

Mary Jane Goodpasture Bode (July 28, 1926 – September 23, 1998) was an American politician and journalist who served in the Texas House of Representatives from district 37-B from 1977 to 1981.Mary Jane Goodpasture was born on July 28, 1926, in Chicago, Illinois, to Basil M. Goodpasture and Margarite E. (Stinnett) Goodpasture.

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"I call myself a liberal.but my liberal friends call me a moderate. So I guess I'm a liberal moderate."

"If I tell you that I will work for a student regent, or county ordinance making authority to aid in protecting the environment, or a grade point average bill, or a way for the state to help alleviate the student parking problem, or a strong faculty development leave program, then I will do just that. I will not sell issues solely for your vote."

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"My last conversation with her was about her indignity at the Clinton (investigation).She felt it was not being executed in a just way. Not that she thought he was a peach."

"She was a kind woman, and she loved the Texas Legislature and the legislative process."

"She was a strong force in the attorney general's office while we were there. She had high credibility with the press, which was a valuable asset to all of us. But most of all she was just a very warm and loving person that was fun to be around. I will miss her."

"She had a great mind that went in many directions."

"She was remembered for her journalistic ethic and spirit."

"Winston Bode called her a hard-nosed reporter and she had a great mind that went in many directions."