Newsgeist: 11/24/10
The spirit of the news
By Eric Pickhartz, 8:32AM, Wed. Nov. 24, 2010
Happy Thanksgiving Eve from the Newsgeist! Read more for the latest on the Korean conflict, Texas Open Meetings Law, and holiday spending.
-The judge in the Tom DeLay case thinks the jury's wasting time.
-The only police officer left in the Juarez Valley is a 28-year old female.
-Things in South Korea are getting touchy.
-Josh Hamilton of your Texas Rangers won the American League MVP Award.
-The U.S. Government said personal spending is up.
-Some are arguing against the Texas Open Meetings Act.
-And finally, at least your Macbook didn't cost this much.
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