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Emails About Controversial $11MM Cancer Grant – Missing

Posted: December 7th, 2012

One topic state lawmakers are sure to be talking about when they return to Austin next month for the 83rd legislative session – is cancer. Or more specifically, investigative details surrounding a controversial $11,000,000 grant awarded to a Dallas company without the required review. State lawmakers are demanding answers – and now serious questions are being asked about internal emails that apparently vanished!

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Emails About Controversial $11MM Cancer Grant – Missing

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