The Brief: A Damning Report

The Day Ahead * GOP and Democratic gubernatorial candidates Greg Abbott and Wendy Davis address the TASA/TASB Convention in Dallas. * The House committees on International Trade & Intergovernmental Affairs and Energy Resources will hold a joint hearing at 9 a.m. in Edinburg to gauge the impact o...

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Published inThe Texas Tribune
Main Author Reynolds, John
Format Newspaper Article
LanguageEnglish
Published Austin The Texas Tribune 26.09.2014
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Energy industry
Energy policy
Governors
Nominations
Texas
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Summary:The Day Ahead * GOP and Democratic gubernatorial candidates Greg Abbott and Wendy Davis address the TASA/TASB Convention in Dallas. * The House committees on International Trade & Intergovernmental Affairs and Energy Resources will hold a joint hearing at 9 a.m. in Edinburg to gauge the impact of the expanded Mexican energy sector on Texas. (agenda) Trib Must-Reads Texas' Rising Graduation Rates Spark Renewed Doubts, by Morgan Smith On the Border, Military Gear Inspires Mixed Reactions, by Julián Aguilar Analysis: For Straus, Division Might Be Strength, by Ross Ramsey Perry Touts National Energy Plan, Gas Exports, by Jim Malewitz and Neena Satija College Partners With Company on New Honors Program, by Reeve Hamilton Elsewhere Patrick says he'll be an advocate for poor, Houston Chronicle Feds: Migrant families often vanish after release, San Antonio Express-News Donna politiquera admits election fraud; another set to plead guilty, The Monitor Brady formally decides to take on Ryan for Ways and Means chairmanship, Washington Post GOP to Obama: Don't replace Holder in lame-duck Congress, The Hill Report: Texas political ad spending 2nd most in US, The Associated Press Quote to Note "This is somewhat of an infamous gun, and as a result of that, it has collector value.