Bush jogs at Crawford amid CIA memo on al Qaeda threats
President Bush kept a working vacation routine at his Crawford ranch despite 100 degree heat, jogging four miles, fishing, and meeting aides while the CIA released a memo claiming Bin Ladin Determined To Strike in US. The memo's significance remaining unclear as Bush planned a Heartland Tour and considered stem cell policy amid rising security concerns. The week also saw Senate approval for Air Force leadership and EEOC chair resignation amid stock market and international tension.
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Officials blame wall between FBI agents as big pre 9 11 failure
Washington officials say the legal wall separating FBI intelligence and criminal divisions helped miss the al Qaida threat before the September 11 attacks. Testimony from former and current Justice Department and FBI leaders is expected at the 9/11 commission hearings.
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Texas State Quarters Free To Texas Residents
Texas residents may obtain the new uncirculated Lone Star State Quarter free by sending three first class stamps for shipping. The U S Mint releases the Texas quarter, with Governor Perry noting pride, and a seven day window for requests, limit one per household.
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Free Texas Quarters Offer Scam Or Public Notice
Instructions claim you can receive a free uncirculated Texas State Quarter by mail. It asks for name and address, three stamps, and envelopes with stamps loose, mailed to a specific USPS address, with no money accepted. Warn readers to beware of counterfeit request or solicitation.
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