Blagojevich may remain silent at trial
Former Illinois governor Rod Blagojevich faces a high-stakes trial over alleged schemes to trade a Senate appointment for favors. His defense contends the government has not proven its case and may rest without calling him or others, while prosecutors present FBI wiretap evidence and testimonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curiaco
Rod Blagojevich
Illinois
Donald Trump
Blagojevich
Barack Obama
Senate
FBI
Sam Adam Sr
Sam Adam Jr
Obama
Robert Blagojevich
Nashville, Tenn
U.S
Chris Niewoehner
Jesse Jackson Jr
Rural district settles ACLU prom discrimination suit
Itawamba County School District agreed to pay 35000 dollars to Constance McMillen and to adopt a nondiscrimination policy after canceling the prom over her same sex date. McMillen, 18, said the victory comes with social shunning but will aid others in the future. The case followed McMillen challenging rules banning same gender prom dates and tuxedo norms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ACLU
Constance McMillen
Fulton
McMillen
Itawamba County
California voters tilting toward same sex marriage
A Field Poll shows 51 percent of California registered voters favor allowing same sex marriage, 42 percent oppose, and 7 percent are undecided. Results vary by age, geography and party, echoing figures from May 2008 before Proposition 8 passage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Oread Avenue to host street closures for game day events
City approves closing parts of Oread Avenue parking along 12th Street to host Oread party activities with temporary fencing and expanded liquor license for hotel right of way but alcohol barred on the street. Commissioners consider safety near pedestrians and cars while planning a Fall Sports Kickoff on August 27 and another Eighth Street event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oread Avenue
Oread
12Th Street
12Th
Indiana Streets
Rob
Eighth Street
City Commission Briefs on 23rd Street tax district proposal
The commission weighed a plan to create a Community Improvement Taxing district near 23rd and Ousdahl with a 1 percent sales tax at four businesses to fund about 1.5 million in private improvements. Mayor Amyx and Commissioner Cromwell voiced concerns as staff prepare a report and a public hearing is planned next month. The board also approved updated environmentally sensitive area rules, allowing greater density if developers protect more areas, and sought a $150,000 EPA grant for an energy audit of city plants, needing a $75,000 match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farha
14Th
Ohio
Mike Amyx
Rob Chestnut
23Rd Street
City Hall
23Rd and
Ousdahl
Hobby Lobby
Kwik Shop
Subway
Aron Cromwell
Amyx
Environmental Protection Agency
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mississippi
City
Chad Lawhorn
Twitter
Clawhorn
City Commission
Massachusetts
Birkenstock
Marc Kissinger
Advanced Health Center
W. 6Th Street
Channel
eRelie
Greenberg
Sunflowerbroadband.com
Ademand
Hollywood
Southwind
Gohollywood.co
Electy
Cyrus
Psoriasis
KMC
Lawrence
Medicare
Joseph Gadzia
Krishna Schmidt
Jim Fackrell
18Th Street
Kmecpa.com
Kec
Natologists.com
Hospice Care
the Arbor
Brandon Woods
Alvamar
Fivestar
Inverness Drive