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Texas Standard For July 1, 2020
In what would normally be the height of the summer season for Corpus Christi, new restrictions go into effect. But do they go far enough? Our conversation with the mayor of Corpus Christi as regional ICU bed space reaches single digit levels. And: An update on the situation in Dallas. Also: A surprising backyard trend during the pandemic: and why it has some Texans crying fowl over the mesh of rules. Plus: Another profile in one of the key races during primary runoff season, plus a whole lot more today on the Texas Standard:
David Freid
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