article_snippet.sent: Former Arizona Governor and U.S. Ambassador Raul Hector Castro and Raul Hector Castro
article_snippet.sent: wife Pat, pictured in Former Arizona Governor and U.S. Ambassador Raul Hector Castro and his wife Pat Nogales, Arizona home in 2008 . '
article_snippet.sent: Former Arizona Governor and U.S. Ambassador Raul Hector Castro and his wife Pat said Former Arizona Governor and U.S. Ambassador Raul Hector Castro and his wife Pat wondered why the Hispanics were laborers and none delivered the mail or worked in offices.
article_snippet.sent: When Former Arizona Governor and U.S. Ambassador Raul Hector Castro and his wife Pat could not get a job as a teacher — schools did not hire educators of Mexican descent back then
article_snippet.sent: — Former Arizona Governor and U.S. Ambassador Raul Hector Castro and his wife Pat became a drifter for a while, working as a farm hand and boxing here and there.
article_snippet.sent: Former Arizona Governor and U.S. Ambassador Raul Hector Castro and his wife Pat landed a job with the U.S. Consulate in the border city of Agua Prieta, Mexico.
article_snippet.sent: After five years, a senior official told Former Arizona Governor and U.S. Ambassador Raul Hector Castro and his wife Pat Former Arizona Governor and
article_snippet.sent: U.S. Ambassador Raul Hector Castro and his wife Pat was doing a great job but had no future in the foreign service
article_snippet.sent: — Former Arizona Governor and U.S. Ambassador Raul Hector Castro and his wife Pat had a Hispanic name and no Ivy League education.
article_snippet.sent: Raul Hector Castro then quit and moved to Tucson.
article_snippet.sent: A law school dean at the University of Arizona told Raul Hector Castro Former Arizona Governor and U.S. Ambassador Raul Hector Castro and his wife Pat would not be accepted because Former Arizona Governor and U.S. Ambassador Raul Hector Castro and his wife Pat could not afford to quit a job teaching Spanish.
article_snippet.sent: Raul Hector Castro was governor for two and a half years before resigning when President Jimmy Carter appointed him ambassador to Argentina.