Texas Standard For October 7, 2019
Election Day draws near – perhaps nearer than most Texans think. We’ll take a closer look at what Texas voters are being asked to decide this November. And: It’s a Texas border more dangerous than the one that gets the lion’s share of attention. How a boom in the Permian has made for perilous times along the line with New Mexico. Also: Missing notes rediscovered. A long-forgotten manuscript is recounting the story of how the blues came to Texas, revived after decades in limbo. Plus: The effort to clamp down on the dangerous storage of firearms. All that and then some today on the Texas Standard:
David Freid
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