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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 18, 2000

Page

5

Agency says 1 in 5 men fail to register for draft

The agency reports nearly one in five young American men are not registering as required, risking fines and jail and ineligibility for various benefits. Officials warn enforcement could widen and target nonregistrants across the country.

Washington Selective Service Gil Coronado

Nation wide benefits push prompts Selective Service appeal

The Selective Service Administration announced a 93 percent registration rate a decade ago with calls for improved outreach to 18 year old men. Officials attributed gaps to ignorance rather than resistance and noted state figures such as California at 79 percent and New Hampshire at 95 percent while emphasizing the 30 day registration rule for all 18 year olds in the United States and territories as a national security measure.

Selective Service Administration Lewis Brodsky California Texas New Hampshire United States Territories

Babbitt to face angry residents of Los Alamos

Interior Secretary Bruce Babbitt faces fierce protests in Los Alamos as he explains a brush clearing fire ordered by the National Park Service that grew out of control. The May 4 blaze burned 47 000 acres, left 405 families homeless, and led to Roy Weaver being placed on leave as investigators review the incident.

Los Alamos N.M Bruce Babbitt Tory Temple Babbitt National Park Service Roy Weaver Tracie Korth

Justice officials push for breakup of software giant

The Justice Department backs a court plan to split Microsoft into two firms to curb anti competitive conduct. The government rejects milder remedies and cites a hearing before U S District Judge Thomas Penfield Jackson next Wednesday. Microsoft asks the judge to dismiss the breakup proposal and proposes self imposed remedies.

Washington Justice Department Microsoft U.S Thomas Penfield Jackson Redmond

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