Williams Named Los Angeles Police Chief After Reform Drive
Willie Williams, 48, becomes Los Angeles’s first black police chief, aiming to rebuild trust after a demoralized force. Former Philadelphia Police chief for four years, he emphasized community policing and opened mini stations nationwide, as Gates departs amid riots.
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Supreme Court abortion rulings expand beyond Pennsylvania case
The high court is not finished with abortion disputes as Utah Louisiana and Guam seek bans with narrow exceptions. Legal scholars expect further tests of Roe v Wade with potential outcomes depending on whether Guam and other cases align with the Pennsylvania ruling and broader constitutional standards.
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Aiken Standard Contact Details and Delivery Hours
Location and mailing addresses for the Aiken Standard are listed, with office hours Monday through Friday from 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. and delivery times stated for daily and weekend editions. Several phone numbers are provided for subscription, delivery problems, switchboard, opinions, tips, and surveys.
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Colleges Reassess Speech Codes After Supreme Court Ruling
Boston area colleges revisit campus speech rules as the Supreme Court bars silencing offensive expression. University of Michigan officials pause enforcement while reviews proceed. Law professors and student leaders warn of chilling effects on campus policy and minority participation amid ongoing debates about limits on harassment and obscenity.
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Names In The News Overexposed In Pentho Magazine
Penthouse editor Peter Bloch says Rockefeller staff knew interview was for the magazine and argues misperception came from Rockefeller staff not the reporter. Michael Jackson gave Munich mayor a 26000 dollar donation for city children and visited City Hall receiving a porcelain statue from Mayor Georg Kronawitter.
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