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The Legislative Reference Library produces a Daily Newspaper Clipping Service for members of the Legislative community. Each morning, Library staff members select and compile articles of interest to the legislature from over 30 national and regional newspapers.

Headline Newspaper Columnist Date Related Links
Medicine or snake oil? Why we can’t get the CBD debate wrong Austin American Statesman  Thomas, A. 07/09/19 1 doc(s)
Why the number of young people in prison has dropped dramatically Dallas Morning News  Trammell, K. 07/09/19 1 doc(s)
State’s sex ed needs to go beyond ‘just say no’ Houston Chronicle  Clayton, M. 07/09/19 4 doc(s)
Appeals court strikes Texas foster care fixes, upholds others Austin American Statesman  Chang, J. 07/09/19 3 doc(s)
Amber Guyger's attorneys want her murder trial for killing Botham Jean moved out of Dallas Dallas Morning News  Emily, J. 07/09/19 1 doc(s)
Texas must alleviate 'crushing' foster care caseworker workloads, appeals court rules Dallas Morning News  Garrett, R. 07/09/19 5 doc(s)
GOP’s future may rest on ACA ruling Houston Chronicle  Goldenstein, T. 07/09/19 3 doc(s)
How Texas Tech aims to meet the health needs in rural communities from peaky pets to tingly toothaches Dallas Morning News  Ayala, E. 07/09/19  
Commissioners to vote again on funds’ allotment Houston Chronicle  Despart, Z. 07/09/19 2 doc(s)
Death date set for ‘Texas 7’ inmate who says judge was anti-Semitic San Antonio Express News  Blakinger, K. 07/09/19 1 doc(s)
FBI says DPS employee in San Antonio area took bribes to fraudulently issue 215 trucker licenses San Antonio Express News  Contreras, G. 07/09/19  
Redistricting committees should begin to move away from politics Longview News-Journal  Editorial 07/07/19  
Public Forum: Any governing body that takes money from its constituents to fund public services owes them a chance to have their say on how that money Lufkin Daily News  Editorial 07/07/19 1 TX bill
New hemp law created challenges for state officials Amarillo Globe-News  Editorial 07/06/19 2 TX bill(s) 1 doc(s)
Area DAs should now de-emphasize pot cases Beaumont Enterprise  Editorial 07/06/19 1 TX bill 1 doc(s)
Seek doctor's advice before using CBD oil Victoria Advocate  Editorial 07/05/19 1 TX bill 1 doc(s)
State must avoid step back on sex ed Beaumont Enterprise  Editorial 07/03/19 3 doc(s)
Former Texas Speaker Joe Straus PAC adds interest for coming elections Longview News-Journal  McNeely, D. 07/04/19  
Texas School Finance Bill is a monumental step forward for Texas taxpayers Victoria Advocate  Belew, K. 07/03/19 1 TX bill
'Let's put a teacher in the White House': 2020 candidates make promises to teachers Abilene Reporter-News  Moritz, J. 07/08/19  
RGV school districts in line for $130 million in Title I funds Valley Morning Star  Staff 07/08/19  
State funding for VISD to include $3 million in Harvey relief Victoria Advocate  Aldaco, A. 07/08/19  
With new $2.5 milllion PAC, ex-Speaker Joe Straus is not letting his voice go silent Abilene Reporter-News  Moritz, J. 07/07/19  
Lubbock lawmakers call 86th session a successful one Lubbock Avalanche Journal  Dotray, M. 07/07/19  
Harlingen port officials disappointed by Gov. Abbott’s veto Rio Grande Guardian  Taylor, S. 07/07/19 1 TX bill
Texas will soon release prison inmates with documentation of job skills Corpus Christi Caller Times  Moritz, J. 07/06/19 1 TX bill 1 doc(s)
Lawmakers created a quandary over what's not pot Galveston Daily News  Smith, M. 07/06/19 1 TX bill
Hemp vs. pot: ET DAs say new law won't stop prosecutions Longview News-Journal  Evans, G. 07/04/19 1 TX bill 1 doc(s)
New state law puts marijuana prosecutions on pause in Galveston County Galveston Daily News  Ferguson, J. 07/03/19 1 TX bill 1 doc(s)
When a robot calls, don't answer, experts say Galveston Daily News  Eastburn, K. 07/03/19 1 TX bill
Waco seeks deal with county to enforce new 8-liner regs Waco Tribune Herald  Saegert, R. 07/02/19 1 TX bill
Public hearing/formal meeting notice     07/08/19  

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