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Dallas boosters make their pitch ahead of Trump-led GOP convention Original

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By Devyani Chhetri Verified
| The Dallas Morning News Verified
Before Republicans sell their political message in Dallas, Dallas is selling itself. Mayor Eric Johnson, tourism officials and GOP convention organizers pitched Dallas on Tuesday to journalists who will help present the city to a national audience during President Donald Trump’s midterm gathering in September. Local officials portrayed Dallas as a city accustomed to the spotlight and always ready to compete with rival cities like New York for major events.
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The fight over Dallas City Hall is now about the rules

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By Devyani Chhetri Verified
| Yahoo Verified
After months of confusion over how many City Council votes it would take to leave Dallas City Hall, city staffers have proposed changing the rules. City Council approved a safeguard years ago that requires a supermajority or 12 votes to open a new facility. But after some council members flagged that rule also applied to the City Hall decision — where most every vote ended in a 9-6 split this year — the city this week proposed lowering the requirement to a simple majority of eight votes.
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State Fair says it's here to stay, investing millions in new Fair Park headquarters

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By Devyani Chhetri Verified
| Yahoo Verified
The State Fair of Texas is building a new headquarters to deepen its roots in the 277-acre Fair Park. "This is our home. Always been our home," said Mitch Glieber, president of the State Fair of Texas. The private organization's development on public land comes as city officials try to reverse decades of disinvestment in Fair Park. The park needs $55 million for urgent repairs and $600 million to update long-neglected century-old buildings and failing equipment.
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