Texas governor declares disaster for forty four counties
Governor Rick Perry issued a state disaster declaration covering forty four Texas counties as central Texas endures persistent rains and flooding. Perry urged residents to heed local warnings while relief agencies were dispatched to respond to widespread storms from the Rio Grande Valley to the Oklahoma border.
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House Ag Committee to Begin 2007 Farm Bill Mark-Up
The House Agriculture Committee plans a July 17 mark-up to shape its 2007 Farm Bill amid travel plans and strategy talks with commodity groups. Plains Cotton Growers and the National Cotton Council press for protection of the current 2002 Farm Bill safety nets, with key decisions on pay limits and eligibility as the three day session concludes July 19.
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