Texas Standard For June 14, 2019
The prelude to war with Iran? Concerns are rising about attacks on oil tankers in the Persian Gulf region, and what this could add up to on the home front. And: A long scary slide for a famous Texas-based waterpark company – now a rescue of sorts may be in the works for Schlitterbahn. We’ll hear details.Also: Where the rubber meets the road in the West Texas oil boom: tires, tires everywhere, raising the risk for disaster. Plus: The week in Texas politics with the Texas Tribune and a whole lot more:
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