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While all of our state parks deserve support and would benefit from the $100,000 grant in these times of budget shortfalls, rallying around hard-hit Bastrop State Park will give us the best chance to win the cash to continue restoring the national landmark and the Lost Pines ecosystem
Technology is the big issue here in Austin ... Whether it's computer science at Texas State, engineering at UT or something elsewhere, we see a lot of students who'd like to stay in Austin.
There’s so many opportunities as far other schools in that foot pirnt that are viable candidates to be members for the Sun Belt. Picking up Georgia State and Texas State are two prime examples of that, and there’s more out there if we choose to expand.More quotes »
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Steele, Doris Morgan
her late husband, Richard A. Steele, Colonel, USAF (Ret.) in 1944. Doris followed her husband's military and Texas State career which included assignments in Alaska, Canada and various cities within the United States. They were married for 57 years. Doris 1:27 AM from Austin American-Statesman Read more »
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Sherrington: Tie to Pack dynasty gave Trevino a job
for league champs in a playoff are ones who can’t get there otherwise. ... DeLoss Dodds has to answer why his Texas teams haven’t won national titles lately, and for good reason, given the school’s advantages. But a fat lot of good 17 national titles did Bill 6/1/12 from Dallas Morning News Read more »
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Retired judge condemns misspelled name
any Spanish.” So, Perkins knows a thing or two about the “loving tongue.” He knows enough that when he got to the Texas capital city in the late 1960s, he was puzzled by a street in South Austin named, Manchaca and pronounced, “MAN-shack.” “I was going out 6/1/12 from KXAN Austin News Read more »
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Help state park win $100,000
us the best chance to win the cash to continue restoring the national landmark and the Lost Pines ecosystem,” said Texas State Parks director Brent Leisure. “This is a grassroots effort that, to be successful, requires support from not only the Bastrop community, 6/1/12 from Bastrop Advertiser Read more »
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South Texas water district’s spending practices, fiscal oversight lacking, auditors find
County Water Improvement District No. 3 has spent more than it has taken in since at least 2008, according to the Texas State Auditor’s Office report. Auditors found the district had “significant weaknesses in the management of its finances and operations.” 6/1/12 from Texas Watchdog Read more »
