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Texas Standard For May 19, 2020
Bars, tattoo parlors and rodeos. What a return to normal is shaping up as in Texas as Gov. Abbott moves to the next stage in reopening. Dates vary by industry and rules aren’t being relaxed everywhere at once. Tony Plohetski of KVUE and the Austin American Statesman spells it out. And: Is the U.S. government fast-tracking child deportations? Also: Why are so many small businesses having trouble getting promised aid? Plus: The Hill Country spider that caught the attention of the Texas Supreme Court. Those stories and more today on the National News Show of Texas:
Ilana Panich-Linsman/KUT
Technical Director Casey Cheek works his radio magic.
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