Tribal election age unchanged in federal voter rule change
The article notes that the 18 year old voting age under Part 52 of Title 25 does not apply to tribal elections unless they are federal elections under the Indian Reorganization Act. It explains amendments aligning with the 26th Amendment, removing return receipt notices, allowing absentee ballots without dual certification, and stating the rule becomes effective immediately after Federal Register notice on April 23.
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Secretary of the Interior
Postal Service
Federal Register
Bergland seeks end to Coast Guard inland lake duties
Congressman Bergland introduces legislation to shift boat inspection and safety duties from the Coast Guard on Leech Cass and Winnibigoshish Lakes to state and local authorities. He cites budget and manpower strains, noting 20 stations closed since 1967 and 13 more possible, while praising Coast Guard service.
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U.S. Coast Guard
U.S
Bob Bergland
Coast Guard
Leech, Cass
Winnibigoshish Lakes
Bergland
7Th District
Seaboard
Minnesota
Wimbigoshish
Cass and Leech
Court rules for women in benefit case
The Supreme Court, in an 8 to 1 decision, ruled against armed forces rules that denied dependent benefits to husbands of servicewomen. Air Force Lt. Sharon Frontiero sued for equal housing and medical allowances for her husband, with the ruling noting discrimination based on sex and race in differing protections. Justice Rehnquist dissented while Justices Burger Powell Blackmun joined in part. Frontiero and her husband were at Maxwell AFB in Alabama when denial occurred. Daf in Britain: Dutch auto maker Daf sold its 15000th car in Britain in November, doubling 1971 year-to-date sales and forecasting further gains next year.
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Powell
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Frontiero
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Alabama
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Huntingdon College
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Blind teens scale Mt Hood in daring ascent
Six blind students from the Washington State School for the Blind in Vancouver climbed Mt Hood in Oregon, reaching the 11,235-foot summit on a windy spring day. Ages ranged from 12 to 18, with Terra Clay and Viola Cruz among the two girls who completed the climb.
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Mt. Hood
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Steve Small
Teresa Clay
Viola Cruz
Johann
Bernie Buhl
Dan Davidson
Les Robbins
Dean Atkinson
Washington State School For the Blind
Vancouver
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