Too late for crops as Texas drought endures
SLATON AP drought across Texas costs cattlemen 451 million, dryland cotton losses rise to millions, nationwide economic toll hits 4.9 billion. Rain arrives too late for most farmers though some north regions get relief. forecasters predict limited rain next week. Ranchers urge ongoing showers to renew hay pastures and avoid deeper losses.
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Sharp backs open records stance for Texas public
Democratic lieutenant governor candidate Comptroller John Sharp told the Austin SPJ chapter he favors broad public access to government information. He proposed ending a legal mediation loophole, reopening now closed sessions with staff briefings, and ensuring taxpayers know the costs of government settlements.
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