Gonzales says he would do some things over
Former US Attorney General Alberto Gonzales told the Associated Press on Tuesday he would redo parts of his Bush era work. He cited a 2002 memo linking Geneva Conventions to POW protections as a mistake and said the memo was used to unfairly portray him as opposing the treaty.
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Odessa crime notes show multiple thefts and break-ins
Police report a series of crimes including aggravated assault a glass door damage at 1800 block of Douglas Drive and various thefts at Clifford Street Dobbs Avenue and East Fourth Street. Items stolen include tools, a lawnmower, a TV, firearms, a debit card incident, and a damaged storefront at several Odessa locations.
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Perry Maintains Dual Texas Residences for Tax Breaks
Gov. Rick Perry claims Austin as his official home since 1991 while also listing a College Station house for a local homeowner tax break. Perry aides say the College Station property can be his primary residence, though he lives in a mansion in Austin. Campaigners warn he may owe a refund on some tax benefits.
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