State Rep. Geanie Morrison, R-Victoria, will serve on the Environmental Regulation, Appropriations and Redistricting Committees in the Texas House of Representatives during the 87th Texas Legislature. A story on Page A2 Tuesday did not correctly identify the Environmental Regulation Committee. The committee has jurisdiction over all matters pertaining to air, land, and water pollution, including the environmental regulation of industrial development; the regulation of waste disposal; environmental matters that are regulated by the Department of State Health Services or the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality; oversight of the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality and the Texas Low-Level Radioactive Waste Disposal Compact Commission.
Correction: Morrison to serve on Environmental Regulation Committee
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Mike Gomez said:
Glenn, I stand corrected. It was a typo..I will be more careful in the future....As for the Communist party being classified as a radical right wing group, I left a source.
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Glenn Wilson said:
Excellent analogy. I wish all the rabid proponents of Political Correctness would come around to your view, sooner rather than later.
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Glenn Wilson said:
You make some very good points, Mike, but by what standard do you judge the Communist Party to be a "far-right" radical group? Also, the late Arizona Senator was Barry Goldwater, not "Goldman".
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