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
A UT professor ‘researches’ pedophilia. Why are we paying for it?	Dallas Morning News	Editorial	12/20/19	1 doc(s)
GLO plan can’t leave Houston short on Harvey funds	Houston Chronicle	Editorial	12/20/19	1 doc(s)
Power struggle: Why even have local control?	Houston Chronicle	Fulton, B.	12/20/19	1 TX bill 2 doc(s)
6 child flu deaths reported in Texas as season starts early	Austin American Statesman	Korte, L.	12/20/19	3 doc(s)
Battery storage on verge of changing Texas power grid	Houston Chronicle	Sixel, L.	12/20/19	1 TX bill 4 doc(s)
More election security funds headed to states as 2020 looms	Austin American Statesman	Cassidy, C.	12/20/19	1 doc(s)
A bipartisan moment for our hyperpartisan times	Austin American Statesman	Herman, K.	12/20/19
Consulting firm Sense Corp moving HQ from St. Louis to Austin	Austin American Statesman	Hawkins, L.	12/20/19
TEA investigating 12 school districts that claimed high military enlistment rates	Houston Chronicle	Carpenter, J.	12/20/19	1 doc(s)
Flynn sues Harris County GOP, party chairman over eligibility for Texas House race	Houston Chronicle	Scherer, J.	12/20/19	2 TX bill(s) 5 doc(s)
Harvey aid funds bus lines in east Harris	Houston Chronicle	Begley, D.	12/20/19
In Texas elections in 2020, national issues could trump local ones	Victoria Advocate	Ramsey, R.	12/19/19
Political Buzz: Middleton wants city-hired lobbyists to be counted	Galveston Daily News	Ferguson, J.	12/19/19	2 TX bill(s) 1 doc(s)
State senator looks into shelter funding	Texarkana Gazette	Richter, K.	12/19/19
Democratic presidential hopefuls head for Texas	Longview News-Journal	McNeely, D.	12/19/19
Public hearing/formal meeting notice			12/19/19

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