Federal government to comply with morning-after pill ruling
The U S government says it will submit a compliance plan to allow unfettered access to emergency contraception for girls of any age. If the judge approves, the government will drop its appeal and push for over the counter sale without age or location restrictions, aligning with a 2013 ruling.
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Checks to victims of foreclosure abuses issued in Virginia
Checks totaling 1,480 go to over 22,500 Virginians under the national mortgage foreclosure settlement. Virginia’s direct payouts exceed 33 million dollars, with more than 13,400 households receiving about 933 million in loan modifications and related relief. Lenders involved include Ally/GMAC Bank of America Citi JPMorgan Chase and Wells Fargo. Abuses cited include failing to offer alternatives, overcharging fees, lost documents, and robo signing during foreclosures.
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Manning trial resumes amid fresh WikiLeaks leak debate
The Bradley Manning court martial enters its second week as a new leak by a low level analyst sparks fresh scrutiny of government secrets. Legal experts compare Manning and Edward Snowden noting motives and impact while debates over security clearances and disclosure ethics intensify.
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Graffiti Targeting Local Church Stirs Community Response
Vandalism sprayed on church property includes obscene messages aimed at police. Congregation posts on Facebook inviting suspects to attend worship next Sunday. Colors red black and green used. police seek information on missing vehicle and paint sources. Property owners face high removal costs as investigation continues. Charles Owens Bottom Line.
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County budget cuts hit online items and salaries
Wimmer reported offices cutting back on postage and supplies to meet a five percent budget reduction. Hicks said staff would receive extra days off to offset pay cuts, with the county reviewing funds bi monthly and potential reimbursements if additional funding surfaces. Lambert noted summer hires, normally 20 to 25 students, will be unavailable this year. Contact Greg Jordan at gjordan bottonline.com.
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Flood reports and police activity details and Vietnam veterans news
Acting Police Chief J W Howell stated May saw 757 calls, 57 arrests, six DUI arrests and 270 citations. From June 1 to 9, 81 citations, 19 arrests, and seven DUI arrests were recorded. Mayor Wilson noted the Vietnam Veterans of America and Fred Gilbert Center relocation.
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