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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 2013
Page
10
U S District Judge William Pauley finds the National Security Agency program lawful citing the 9 11 attacks. He argues the bulk collection helps connect fragmented communications and serves as a counter punch to Al Qaida’s use of technology for global terrorism.
The Denver Department of Excise and Licenses issued eight retail licenses, 30 grow licenses and four for cannabis-infused product makers as the first sales begin. Owners celebrated amid inspections and hearings, with buyers expressing relief that adults may soon legally buy pot.
Opponents vow lawsuits and protests after Governor Hirokazu Nakaima approves land reclamation for a new U S base to replace Futenma in Ginowan. U S Defense Secretary Hagel hails the decision as a milestone while critics call to move operations off Okinawa entirely and relocate Marines to Guam or other sites.
The Pentagon reports more than 5,000 sexual assault complaints in the fiscal year ending Sept. 30, a rise from 3,374 in 2012. Officials say higher reporting may reflect growing trust in the system and pressure for accountability, while actual incident levels appear stable.
International report notes tabloid warnings of Roma and Bulgarian migrants flooding Britain after January 1 when EU work restrictions lift. It cites headlines claiming pickpockets and even baby sales, plus a Conservative MP's remark on a crime wave, amid welfare rule debates. Also brief image caption of a one month old in a medical tent.
South Sudan's government said at a meeting of East African leaders it would end hostilities against rebels accused of trying to overthrow the country. The cease-fire faced doubt as the rebel leader was not invited and an army spokesman hinted fighting could continue despite the political statement.
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