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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
Schools need the flexibility to go virtual San Antonio Express News  Editorial 11/18/20 5 doc(s)
Rail shipping, and commerce, saved San Antonio Express News  Rutter, A. 11/18/20 3 doc(s)
AG Ken Paxton on misconduct allegations: ‘I make no apologies’ Austin American Statesman  Lindell, C. 11/18/20 6 doc(s)
‘A really critical time’: Texas sets new coronavirus case record Austin American Statesman  Cobler, N. 11/18/20 5 doc(s)
Baylor Scott & White teams with Baylor College of Medicine on new med school campus in Temple Dallas Morning News  Schnurman, M. 11/18/20 2 doc(s)
AP Sources: FBI is investigating Texas attorney general Dallas Morning News  Bleiberg, J. 11/18/20 3 doc(s)
Texas lawmakers revive Black Caucus Foundation to push social justice, empowerment issues Dallas Morning News  Jeffers Jr., G. 11/18/20 1 TX bill
Restaurant limits, bars closures likely as North Texas COVID hospitalizations soar Fort Worth Star-Telegram  Lopez, B. 11/18/20 5 doc(s)
One in six Texans have been infected with COVID-19, study finds Houston Chronicle  Tedesco, J. 11/18/20 4 doc(s)
States tightening anti-virus restrictions amid case surge San Antonio Express News  Kunzelman, M. 11/18/20 4 doc(s)
New county judge for Travis won’t reopen bars yet Austin American Statesman  Osbourne, H. 11/18/20 2 doc(s)
Students in unmasked school activities should wear masks at home, health chief says Austin American Statesman  Osbourne, H. 11/18/20 3 doc(s)
Report: Texas needs dependable funding for public health, before next pandemic strikes Dallas Morning News  Garrett, R. 11/18/20 1 doc(s)
‘Shut them down’: Dallas officials struggle with how to respond to new wave of COVID-19 Dallas Morning News  Garcia, N. 11/18/20 4 doc(s)
Texas A&M chancellor encourages college students to get COVID-19 test before returning home for Thanksgiving Dallas Morning News  Ravikumar, V. 11/18/20  
Dallas County adds 645 coronavirus cases, but Jenkins expects higher totals from recent days to return Dallas Morning News  Weber, J. 11/18/20 4 doc(s)
States plead for more federal help as virus outbreak worsens Fort Worth Star-Telegram  Mulvihill, G. 11/18/20 4 doc(s)
Powerless to issue restrictions, Hidalgo urges no multi-household Thanksgiving gatherings Houston Chronicle  Despart, Z. 11/18/20 3 doc(s)
Baylor to open regional medical campus in Temple Houston Chronicle  Ackerman, A. 11/18/20  
Memorial Hermann reveals new mental health support program for employees Houston Chronicle  Wu, G. 11/18/20  
New bill would regulate health care sharing ministries amid fraud allegations Houston Chronicle  Deam, J. 11/18/20 1 TX bill 2 doc(s)
Investment in workforce, education and transportation sets San Antonio apart Houston Chronicle  Tomlinson, C. 11/18/20 1 TX bill 3 doc(s)
Ex-Conroe priest Manuel La Rosa-Lopez pleads guilty to child molestation charges Houston Chronicle  Hensley, N. 11/18/20  
‘Grossly misguided’ and ‘ill-motivated’: Black Houston leaders blast vote against HISD interim Houston Chronicle  Carpenter, J. 11/18/20 4 doc(s)
County could shut down some San Antonio area bars again as coronavirus cases continue to spread San Antonio Express News  Hardaway, L. 11/18/20 2 doc(s)
Clean energy provides lifeline for rural Texas Amarillo Globe-News  Davis, J. 11/17/20 1 doc(s)
Impeachment is a political option in Washington. In Texas, not so much. Longview News-Journal  Ramsey, R. 11/17/20 4 doc(s)
Lucio files education bills aimed at pandemic Valley Morning Star  Staff 11/17/20 3 TX bill(s)
Public hearing/formal meeting notice     11/17/20  

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