Austin's first woman mayor, Carole Keeton dies at 85
Carole Keeton, Austin's first woman mayor and the state's first female comptroller, died Wednesday, March 26, at age 85.
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Carole Keeton, trailblazing Texas politician and state's first woman comptroller, dies
Keeton was born in 1939. Her father, W. Page Keeton, served as the dean of the University of Texas Law School. Keeton herself graduated from UT in the early 1960s. TEXAS TAKE: John Cornyn ...
Why are flags at half-staff in Texas? When they're raised again after Carole Keeton death
Texas flags are half-staff through sunset Friday to observe the death of former Railroad Commissioner of Texas, Carole Keeton ...
Flags lowered statewide to honor former Texas Comptroller Carole Keeton
Gov. Greg Abbott encouraged individuals, businesses, and local governments across Texas to lower their flags during the same ...
Why are flags in Texas at half staff? Honoring Carole Keeton
Texas and American flags are flying at half staff in the Lone Star State on Friday to honor longtime public servant Carole ...
Former Austin mayor Carole Keeton dies at 85, family says
Read more Former city of Austin mayor and former state comptroller Carole Keeton has died, according to an obituary posted ...
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Carole Keeton Strayhorn, first woman to serve as Texas comptroller, dies at 85
Keeton, formerly known as Carole Keeton Strayhorn, died surrounded by her family in Austin, according to an obituary.