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DON'T FOLLOW TEXAS' LEAD.... The ran an op-ed today on health care policy co-written by former House Speaker Newt Gingrich (R-Ga.) and Texas Gov. Rick Perry (R-Texas). Full Article at Political Animal
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Gov. Rick Perry has a new writing partner. Perry and fellow Republican Gov. Mark Sanford teamed up as co-authors to bash Washington. In a December op-ed in the Wall Street Journal, Perry and Sanford targeted federal bailouts. Full Article at Dallas Morning News - Blogs
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Texas's Rick Perry and Mars's Newt Gingrich have an op-ed in The Washington Post this morning presenting the Lone Star State as an example of all the whiz-bang health-care innovation being generated at the state level. Full Article at Ezra Klein
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Have a question about native gardening for Mr. Smarty Plants? Looking for something from the Mr. Smarty Plants archives? Go to the Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Center's Website. Enter common or scientific name A tip for Texas gardeners: It' Full Article at Houston Chronicle
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HOUSTON (Reuters) - U.S. safety regulators on Friday hit oil giant BP <BP.L><BP.N> with a record fine of $87.4 million for failing to fix safety violations at its Texas City, Texas, refinery after a deadly 2005 explosion. Full Article at ABC News
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We remain committed to further enhancing our safety and compliance systems and achieving our goal of becoming an industry leader in process safety
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The fact that there are so many still outstanding life-threatening problems at this plant indicates that they still have a systemic safety problem in this refinery
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We continue to believe we are in full compliance with the settlement agreement, and we look forward to demonstrating that before the review commission. While we strongly disagree with OSHA's conclusions, we will continue to work with the agency to resolve our differences.
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