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Texas Standard For August 3, 2020
One year after the deadliest attack against Latinos in recent history, Texas remembers those lost in El Paso, during a day of reflection and healing. And: Democrats beating Republicans in fundraising for Texas Congressional races – a closer look. Also: A battle in Midland before and after a vote to rename a city high school. Plus: The storm before the storms. What Hurricane Hanna might add up to for Texas’ energy sector. And packets of mystery seeds from China raising concerns – a Texas A&M expert is on the case. Those stories & much more.
David Freid
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