Texas Standard for August 4, 2017
Another border security proposal. And it’s drafted by a Texan. We’ve got the details. And: Near San Antonio, they tried to create a small Texas city with none of the big city taxes. Also: A possible private solution to bringing back troops from Afghanistan. Plus: How Hippie Hollow became only clothing-optional public park in Texas. All that and more, today Texas Standard:
Miguel Gutierrez Jr./KUT
John Cornyn’s Border Security Bill: Let’s Plan More Before We Build The Wall
Could A Private Air Force Replace U.S. Troops In Afghanistan?
Explaining School Finance: How Does Texas Fund Public Education?
Texas Bookstores Celebrate Their Independence – And Resilience
Living Free In This Texas City Hasn’t Been Easy
Why Is Hippie Hollow Clothing-Optional?
Typewriter Rodeo: On The Unlikely Passtime Of Pilfering Table Tents
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Explaining School Finance: How Does Texas Fund Public Education?
Texas Bookstores Celebrate Their Independence – And Resilience
Living Free In This Libertarian Texas City Hasn’t Been Easy
Why Is Hippie Hollow Clothing-Optional?
Typewriter Rodeo: On The Unlikely Passtime Of Pilfering Table Tents
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