Texas Standard for March 6, 2017
Mr. Obama told his successor it would be the most urgent problem he would confront. Hint – it doesn’t involve wiretaps. Should the Trump administration take out North Korea’s weapons capability, and if so how? In the wake of a new wave of rocket launches, UT’s Jeremy Suri joins us to consider the options. And: winter wildfires in the panhandle – what west Texans need to do now to stay on top of a critical situation. Also: remember the Alamo? Remember what they were planning to do with it? As the bottom line for a massive restoration project grows, so does a question. How to pay for it. Those stories and so much more today on the Texas Standard:
Miguel Gutierrez Jr./KUT
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City And State Officials Weigh The Costs Of Restoring The Alamo
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