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Texas agency, lawmakers aim to tighten regulations on concrete plants
Indicator up for The Temporary, our day-to-day publication that retains audience up to pace on the most important Texas information. ARLINGTON — Deirdre Diamond is pissed off and concerned that yet another concrete batch plant…