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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
Texas isn’t ready for a special session on guns. But leaders must get ready to act Fort Worth Star-Telegram  Editorial 09/05/19 6 doc(s)
Selling guns contrary to DPS mission San Antonio Express News  Editorial 09/05/19 1 doc(s)
Supporting LGBTQ students can lead to safer, stronger schools for all Austin American Statesman  Russell, S. 09/05/19  
Badly needed jail diversion programs coming to Hays County Austin American Statesman  Grumet, B. 09/05/19 1 doc(s)
Texas Democrats push for special session on gun violence Austin American Statesman  Lindell, C. 09/05/19 5 doc(s)
Texas sues opioid drug maker, alleging fraud, says it misled doctors Austin American Statesman  Huber, M. 09/05/19 2 doc(s)
63 Democratic state lawmakers renew calls for a special session on gun violence Fort Worth Star-Telegram  Weinberg, T. 09/05/19 4 doc(s)
Abbott shrugs off calls for special session Houston Chronicle  Zelinski, A. 09/05/19 1 doc(s)
Residents trying to keep Guadalupe lakes afloat San Antonio Express News  Baugh, J. 09/05/19 2 doc(s)
Tech could revive pot cases sidelined by hemp law, Austin police say Austin American Statesman  Wilson, M. 09/05/19 1 TX bill 3 doc(s)
Rep. Bill Flores to leave Congress, the 5th Texas Republican to retire Austin American Statesman  Roldan, R. 09/05/19  
Gun safety group focuses on safety at Round Rock, Pflugerville schools Austin American Statesman  Garcia, A. 09/05/19 2 TX bill(s) 1 doc(s)
Facebook keeps growing Austin presence; now tops 1,200 Central Texas employees Austin American Statesman  Carlson, K. 09/05/19  
Texas House Democrats urge Gov. Abbott to call special session to curb gun violence, hate crimes Dallas Morning News  Jeffers Jr., G. 09/05/19 4 doc(s)
‘Surprising’ poll: Texans strongly back voter ID law, increased ballot access Dallas Morning News  Garrett, R. 09/05/19 1 doc(s)
With temperatures expected to hit the 100s, ERCOT urges Texans to reduce electricity usage Dallas Morning News  Jimenez, J. 09/05/19 1 doc(s)
Texas exodus from Congress grows as Bill Flores become 5th Republican to retire Dallas Morning News  Gillman, T. 09/05/19  
Man executed for killing 89-year-old woman, her daughter in Fort Worth home Dallas Morning News  A.P. Wire 09/05/19  
A Texas mayor steps down to run for state office and fight for conservative values Fort Worth Star-Telegram  Campbell, E. 09/05/19  
Killer in 2003 double stabbing is executed Houston Chronicle  Blakinger, K. 09/05/19  
City eyes 2-cent cut in property tax rate Houston Chronicle  Downen, R. 09/05/19  
Cruz touts bill to toughen background check system San Antonio Express News  Doreen, S. 09/05/19 1 doc(s)
Flores becomes 5th in Texas GOP to quit Congress San Antonio Express News  Wermund, B. 09/05/19  
Standardizing Title IX reporting rules make sense Lubbock Avalanche Journal  Editorial 09/04/19 2 TX bill(s) 1 doc(s)
Gov. Greg Abbott: Task force won't stop until all steps taken to end domestic terrorism El Paso Times  Dearman, E. 09/04/19 2 doc(s)
Tyler Rep. Matt Schaefer’s gun comments provoke national rebuttal and support Tyler Morning Telegraph  Mansfield, E. 09/04/19  
VC president to retire Victoria Advocate  Aldaco, A. 09/04/19  
Three North Carolina Judges Step In Where the Supreme Court Refuses New York Times  Editorial 09/05/19  
Man Probed in Sale of Gun Used in Rampage Wall Street Journal  Frosch, D. 09/05/19  
The National Battle for Redistricting Wall Street Journal  Rove, K. 09/05/19  
The Toxic Online World Where Mass Shooters Thrive Wall Street Journal  Lovett, I. 09/05/19  
Public hearing/formal meeting notice     09/04/19  

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