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Lovington Leader

Location

Lovington, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 2013

Page

2

IRS confronts probe over 50 million in conference spending

The Treasury inspector general's report slated for release this Tuesday details about 50 million dollars spent on at least 220 IRS employee conferences from 2010 to 2012. The finding deepens scrutiny amid congressional probes and a criminal investigation into targeting conservative groups.

Associated Press Washington Internal Revenue Service Inspector General Treasury Department Department White House Obama Justice Department Barack Obama IRS Darrell Issa Rcalif Washington Anaheim Calif House Oversight and Government Reform Committee House Committee Michelle Eldridge Danny Werfel Cincinnati CNN Congressional Treasury Inspector General Karen Kraushaar Inspector General’s Office Werfel House Appropriations Committee

Obama urges national talk to end mental illness stigma

President Obama called for a robust national discussion on mental illness at a White House conference, aiming to show affected people they need not suffer in silence. He noted untreated illness can lead to tragedies and supported expanding mental health records and insurance coverage while highlighting public figures Bradley Cooper and Glenn Close at the event.

Nedra Pickler Associated Press Washington Barack Obama White House Obama Connecticut Sandy Hook Adam Lanza Bradley Cooper Glenn Close Joe Biden Eisenhower Cooper Close Biden Veterans Affairs Eric Shinseki Jessie Calen Bring Change 2 MSNBC

Court Allows DNA Swabs From Arrestees Nationwide

The Supreme Court ruled five to four that police may routinely collect DNA swabs from arrestees, equating the procedure with fingerprinting. The decision reverses Maryland’s ruling on Alonzo King’s case and reaffirms DNA collection as a standard police booking practice, while dissent warns of expanded police power. The ruling cites CODIS data and notes states and the federal government already use swabs, with debates over pre conviction collection and warrants continuing. King’s rape conviction was reinstated after DNA linked to the Salisbury case.

Jesse J. Holland Associated Press Washington Supreme Court Anthony Kennedy Antonin Scalia Maryland Alonzo King King High Court Kennedy John Roberts Samuel Alito Clarence Thomas Stephen Breyer Scalia Ruth Bader Ginsburg Sonia Sotomayor Elena Kagan FBI Salisbury State Court of Appeals

Turkish leaders clash over response to protests in Istanbul

Turkish Prime Minister Erdogan and President Gul offered sharply different takes on protests sweeping Istanbul and Ankara as riot police used tear gas for a fourth day. A protester died after a vehicle plowed into crowds, and demonstrations grew into Turkey’s largest anti government upheaval in years. Erdogan dismissed protesters as extremists while Gul urged calm and democratic rights, ahead of next year’s presidential vote.

Suzan Fraser Associated Press Ankara Turkey Istanbul Taksim Recep Tayyip Erdogan Erdogan Abdullah Gul Morocco Algeria Tunisia Gul Dogan

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