Sheriff Trapp to not seek re election shocks Lawrence county
Lawrence County Sheriff Rick Trapp will not seek re election after four years in office. He oversaw deputy pay raises and jail population growth while securing a $400000 federal grant for a mobile data system for patrol cars. A 2002 jail escape and a 2003 autographed basketball theft probe marked challenges in his tenure.
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California Supreme Court halts San Francisco gay weddings
The California Supreme Court ordered a halt to gay marriages in San Francisco amid a nationwide debate. conservatives hailed the pause as restoring order while advocates argued the ruling postponed the legal fight. About 2,688 couples had wedding appointments awaiting decisions on authority and legality.
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