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State of Texas: New items, same problems as second special legislative session begins

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By Sophie Gifford, Avery Travis Verified, Wes Rapaport
| KAMC-TV (Lubbock, TX) Verified
AUSTIN (Nexstar) — One day before the end of the first special legislative session, Gov. Greg Abbott called for a second special session, adding new priority items for lawmakers to work through. There are seventeen items on the agenda for this special session, six more than the previous one.
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State of Texas: New items, same problems as second special legislative session begins

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By Sophie Gifford, Avery Travis Verified, Wes Rapaport
| KMID-TV (Odessa, TX ) Verified
AUSTIN (Nexstar) — One day before the end of the first special legislative session, Gov. Greg Abbott called for a second special session, adding new priority items for lawmakers to work through. There are seventeen items on the agenda for this special session, six more than the previous one.
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Texas kids are watching as state leaders shape policy

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By Wes Rapaport
| KXAN-TV (Austin, TX) Verified
A monument erected on the Texas Capitol grounds in 1998 as a tribute to Texas Children depicts students on a field trip to the statehouse. The bronze statues were furnished by more than 600 Texas schools through fundraising efforts. (Nexstar Photo/Wes Rapaport) AUSTIN (Nexstar) - As one special legislative session wraps and another begins, state leaders are keeping the watchful eye of Texas kids in mind as they craft policy for the future.
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