Texas Standard For October 27, 2017
Were the Dallas police behind the JFK assassination? Khrushchev thought so. We’ll explore what we’re learning 54 years later. And: An undocumented 10-year-old with cerebral palsy undergoes surgery in Corpus Christi and is detained by Border Patrol agents waiting outside the hospital. We’ll hear from her attorney. Also: nondisclosure agreements are part of everyday business, but are the enabling the Harvey Weinsteins of the world? A law professor says Texas lawmakers need to take a closer look. Plus: The way we talk about disasters, the week in politics and so much more today on the Texas Standard:
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Host David Brown preps for the day's show.
More from 10/27/2017
From The JFK Files: Russian Leader Suspected Dallas Police Of Involvement In The President’s Death
Immigration Agents Apprehended An Undocumented Child At A Corpus Christi Hospital
San Antonio PD: Special Victims Unit Did Not Properly Investigate More Than 130 Crimes
San Antonio Stars Move Leaves Fans in The Lurch
How Non-Disclosure Agreements Can Hurt, And Help, Victims Of Sexual Harassment And Assault
A Question Of Flushability: Wet Wipes Swirl Down The Drain And End Up In Federal Court
You’ll Find The Remains Of A Former Texas Capital…In Louisiana
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