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Thur May 5 2005- New page around 10am Mon-Fri City Elections this Saturday (5/7) SAElections.com
Prop 1 Aquifer Protection | Prop 2 Parks | Prop 3 Tax Cap Where to vote based on home address | precinct number KTSA coverage will start at 7pm with Jack Riccardi and Liz Ruiz. Reporters will be checking in from all campaign headquaters and Election Central. Sunday is Mother's Day (5/8)
Texas Senate may ignore cheerleader bill which is exactly what Harvey Kronberg (quorumreport.com) said on my show earlier this week. The Express-News published an indication that Gov. Blowdry wants to emulate the grammar skills of the governor whom he succeeded: “We'll see whether or not the Texas Legislature feels it needs to send a stronger message than, quite frankly, it's already been sent,” Perry said. 
Mayor Garza will alter soccer deal — after the election "I heard loud and clear that the council has concerns, and I want to take this feedback and lay out a plan that will certainly get their support," said Garza, who met with concerned council members throughout the day. "But doing it before the election won't be in anyone's best interest." PGA scheme is not a done deal by far Lumbermen's Investment Corp., the project's developer, approached the county several weeks ago about setting up a taxing district after it began to worry about the legality of a resort fee it was planning to charge, Wolff said. Resort fees are under attack in several states, including Florida and California. "I don't know whether it kills the project or not," Wolff said. "All I know is, according to them, it's a major problem."
Mistrial in Lynndie England case $100M in Iraq reconstruction funds missing Auditors find bad bookkeeping, possible fraud for money the U.S. was to distribute Al Qaeda's #3 a major capture
Florida considering letting judges end alimony when ex moves in with someone else After debating the heartache of divorce, shacking up for convenience and romantics who "still believe in love," lawmakers voted Wednesday to let judges reduce or eliminate alimony when the person receiving it moves in with someone else. "This bill is more like a country-western song than good legislation," complained Republican state Rep. Nancy Detert Idaho baby pepper-sprayed during argument Cow urine new health drink of choice in India Golden Puffs cereal comes with two-foot snake
The Daily Show's Stephen Colbert gets his own show Phishing attacks take a new twist The keylogger programs are built specifically to capture login names and passwords for online bank accounts and to send them to the attackers, Websense Security Labs said. They typically exploit vulnerabilities in Microsoft's Internet Explorer browser program. Willie: Thanks, but no thanks Singer says a toll road named for him just doesn't seem right.
Removing mom's signs brings scorn People from across the United States and as far away as Nova Scotia spent Wednesday telling Cape Coral Fla. officials they're un-American, communists and Nazis — among other things. One reason why "Car Talk" guys rarely give interviews They're too outspoken. "George Bush is a [unprintable vulgarity]," Tom Magliozzi says, about three minutes into an interview. The reporter writes: "Rule Number One: When you're trying to ensure government funding, it's best not to refer to the head of said government as an unprintable vulgarity."
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FT. HOOD, Texas -- A military judge abruptly tossed out a guilty plea Wednesday and declared a mistrial in the court-martial of Pfc. Lynndie R. England, throwing in doubt the prosecution of an Army reservist notorious for her role in the Abu Ghraib prison abuse scandal. 
