Langenberg Questions Satellite Voting Security
Vote official Langenberg doubts this year's absentee total will reach 1992 levels with satellite stations. She cites security concerns and potential for fraud, while noting in office ballots are more easily monitored. Johnson County deputy auditor Chris Edwards recalls no ballot integrity problems.
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Linn County Satellite Voting Schedule Details
The schedule lists eight locations across Linn County with dates in October. Venues include Hiawatha City Hall Center Point LJL Hall Lisbon Community Center Mount Vernon City Hall Marion City Hall Springville Community Center Central City Falcon Civic Center Econofoods Westdale and East with varied 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. or other hours.
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Perot accuses Clinton of Iraq moves as publicity ploy
Ross Perot denounces U S policy amid Iraqi troop movements, labeling Clinton a draft dodger and the administration cynical. He mocks Haiti intervention and suggests aggressive actions to force Iraq, including unmanned weapons warnings and Saddam Hussein assassination. White House denies comment.
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Debate centers on 2nd District race and reform
Incumbent Nussle and challenger Nagle spar over government size and spending. Nussle touts budget control and reform while Nagle argues for targeted programs and a balanced approach. Both back the 1995 farm bill and Clinton’s Iraq crisis response, with Nussle favoring reform and Nagle stressing constituent service.
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Cities fight public urination with new laws
Associated Press reports that Philadelphia Seattle San Francisco Atlanta and New York consider ordinances to curb public urination. Officials like Philadelphia council member Joan Specter say the behavior is becoming acceptable and must be stopped.
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