Texas Standard for March 31, 2015
Talks on Iran’s nuclear weapons program go down to the wire. One of the Mideast’s top diplomats discusses the implications with us. Also: Health and Human Services in the Governor’s crosshairs – could better management have prevented a multi-million dollar scandal? And: Amid concerns about armor-piercing bullets, a Texan develops armor said to be “better than bulletproof.” All that and more, on today’s episode of the Standard.
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