Video shows judge beating daughter prompts Texas investigation
Police in Rockport Texas opened an inquiry into Aransas County Court-at-Law Judge William Adams after his daughter Hillary posted a nearly eight minute video on YouTube showing him savagely beating her with a belt when she was 16. The clip has drawn national attention and sparked calls for accountability as authorities review possible criminal conduct and the judge defends his actions as disciplined parenting.
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Unions Talk Through Morning Bargaining at Local University
Three unions continued bargaining with the university early this morning as progress was reported but no settlement. Chancellor Rita Cheng urged students to attend classes if no agreement is reached, noting possible limited faculty walkouts and classroom monitoring.
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Walmart moms swing on Obama in 2012 race
In Maitland Florida Walmart moms who backed Obama in 2008 show doubt about 2012. Polling by Momentum Analysis and Public Opinion Strategies finds 43 percent approve of Obama, 54 percent disapprove, with 57 percent hopeful and 22 percent blaming Bush for the economy. The group remains persuadable and crucial in late-election dynamics.
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Chicago eyes $200 fine for small marijuana possession
Chicago alderman Danny Solis proposes making possession of 10 grams or less of marijuana a ticketable offense with a $200 fine and up to 10 hours of community service. The plan aims to generate about $7 million yearly while freeing officers for field duty. Mayor Emanuel and Police Superintendent McCarthy have not endorsed the ordinance but are reviewing it.
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City Faces Economic Strain From Fewer Students in Carbondale
City officials warn that declining student populations hit local spending and sales tax revenue. The budget forecasts 17.6 million in sales and service tax, with 8.4 million from home-rule tax, risking services if receipts fall. SIU remains the region’s largest employer, contributing about 2.3 billion annually to the economy.
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SIU prepares for normal operations amid potential strike
University officials say classes will meet as scheduled if unions strike, with deans and chairs choosing in class staffing and substitutes including retired faculty. Students express concern over education quality and disruption while talks with unions continue.
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