Texas primary races shape Texas top state offices
Sidelights by Vern Sanford note four key Democratic runoff contests for governor lieutenant governor attorney general and a statewide congressman seat. Post runoff, attention turns to November 6 general election against Republican nominees likely to be strongest since 1874. Also covered are state comptroller tax policy affecting symphonies and a rapid federal water project review by the Texas Water Commission with hearings upcoming.
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Federal work in Texas set to surge on two Corps projects
Water commissioner will hold hearings on June 11 on two U S Corps of Engineers projects Plum Creek and the Sabine Neches Waterway improvements. The Sabine Neches plan calls for deepening channels to accommodate super tankers and totals remain to be clarified.
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