Texas Standard For May 24, 2019
Cheers at the Capitol as lawmakers pass changes to school finance and property taxes. Will Texans more broadly be cheering as well? We’ll explore. And: 50 years after Apollo 11, another trip to the moon in the works: this time it could be permanent. Also: The week in politics and a whole lot more today on the Texas Standard:
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Compromise Budget Deal Would Lower Tax Rates And Raise Teachers’ Pay
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