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Texas Standard for April 28, 2015
If you were the police chief of Baltimore right now what would you do? Real time advice from one of the top cops in Texas. Plus, you’ve heard of the camels in West Texas – how about the rhinos of South Texas? We’ll hear whats behind the African importation effort. Also, the destruction of mideast antiquities. Is it about religion, art, or something else? All that and much more on this episode of the Texas Standard.
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