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	Woman's class ring found after 36 years A woman has been reunited with the high school class ring she lost in 1974 after archeologists working at the San Jacinto battlefield unearthed it.
	Troops headed to border by mid-August National Guard troops will be working along parts of the Mexican border in a matter of weeks.
	Filmmakers take aim at Perry Democrat Bill White's campaign is encouraging Texas' artsy crowd to take aim at Republican Gov. Rick Perry.
	Jury to decide if man will get death in beheadings Jurors have started to deliberate the fate of a south Texas man convicted of beheading his common-law wife's three children.
	Texas proposes new rules for shale gas drilling The Texas Commission on Environmental Quality has formally proposed beefing up regulations on oil and gas drilling in the state's Barnett Shale region.
	4 dead in San Antonio in apparent murder-suicide Police say a man shot three people in a San Antonio home, then turned the gun on himself after the young children inside saw their dead mother and fled for help.
	Feds, farmers create habitats for migrating birds The government is doling out $20 million to farmers in eight states to create habitats for migratory birds whose usual Gulf wintering spots may be fouled by the massive BP oil spill.
	Police capture drug lieutenant in northern Mexico Police in Mexico say they've captured a suspected drug cartel lieutenant with a quarter-million-dollar reward on his head has been captured.
	Judge tosses Texas cities from sunshine act suit A federal judge in West Texas has ruled that four Texas cities can't sue that state over its open meetings law.
	Texas judge sets trial for whooping crane deaths A federal judge in south Texas has set a trial date for a lawsuit that alleges poor Texas environmental regulations caused record die-offs among endangered whooping cranes.

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