Wisconsin on site registration sparks long political debate
President Carter’s proposal to ease federal voter registration may trigger a lasting controversy. Wisconsin’s on site registration law, praised for boosting turnout with about 200,000 new voters, drew support from Democrats and criticism from opponents who warn of fraud. Officials report long lines and crowding at polls, while lawmakers debate repealing the measure amid partisan disputes.
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Vietnam era veterans seeking upgrades of less than honorable discharges flood the Joint Liaison Office in Overland Missouri with more than 3,000 calls daily. Brig. Gen. Robert Young said the center believes 3,000 to 4,000 interviews can be handled each day.
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