Tennessee Supreme Court ruling opens voter rolls to fraud fears
Tennessee officials worry after the U S Supreme Court upholds a lower court ruling removing residency requirements for voter registration. Blumstein disputes fraud fears while election coordinators anticipate procedural changes and broader calls for nationwide registration reform.
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Nashville, Tenn
Tennessee
U.S. Supreme Court
Robert H. Roberts
Vanderbilt University
U.S
Supreme Court
James F. Blumstein
Blumstein
Roberts
Davidson County
Princeton
N.J
Shirley Hassler
John Lewis
Atlanta
Navy chaplain faces trial over alleged illicit relations
Nurse testifies she had sex with Cmdr Andrew Jensen on seven occasions while his wife sought help for guilt. Her husband hired Jensen as a marriage counsellor at Cecil Field Naval Air Station amid a high profile court martial. Other witness Lora Gudbranson cited four past intimate meetings with Jensen as the case drew national attention.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Navy
Mary Ann Curran
Ashe
Andrew F. Jensen
Cecil Field Naval Air Station
Jensen
Lora Gudbranson
Curran
American Baptist Convention
Navy ends underwater dog detection project Aquadog
The Navy terminated Project Aquadog in September after deeming it unfeasible. Research mainly occurred at Panama City Florida with Seal Team 2 aid at Little Creek Naval Base, and officials had initially denied the program’s existence.
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Norfolk. Va
Navy
Atlantic Fleet
Panama City
Fla
Seal Team 2
Little Creek Naval Amphibious Base
California lawmaker proposes Medipet tax deduction
California Assembly member Carlos Bee of Hayward introduced a bill to let veterinary bills be deductible from state income tax, arguing if pet care costs more than child care, a Medipet deduction is warranted. Bee cites his dachshund Schultz and son Alan as recent examples.
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Sacramento
Calif
Carlos Bee
Hayward
California Assembly
Assembly
Bee
Schultz
Alan
Alan Band
Air Charter Flights Put On Notice
The Civil Aeronautics Board proposed new rules to prevent stranded travelers on round trip charter flights. Groups must pay in advance for the entire trip and airlines must verify passenger identities and collect full return fares. The CAB also moves to require advance approval for two British carriers and to demand passenger lists with contact details.
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Civil Aeronautics Board
Nere
CAB
Robert T. Murphy
International Aviation Club
Murphy
United States
Donaldson International Airways
Laker Airways Ltd
Washington
Nixon to reassure Soviets before Moscow talks
Secretary of State William P. Rogers says Nixon’s Moscow trip aims to assure the Soviet Union the U S will not seek hostility. He adds that warmer U S China relations should not be seen as anti Soviet. Brezhnev comments prompt a State Department text release and a reaction from Bray.
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Washington
William P. Rogers
Nixon
Moscow
United States
Soviet Union
U.S
China
Public Broadcasting Service
Georgia
State Department
Leonid Brezhnev
Brezhnev
Peking
Charles W. Bray II
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Barney Google
Elviney
Cecil Field
Jack Blackmon
Corpus Christi
Tex
Gateway Shopping Center
Eckerd’s
Playtex
Livy
Gleem
Whitman
Munsey Cooker
Fryer
Alberto
LEGO
Butler
Westinghouse
Thermos
McGraw & Edison
Sander
Johnson
Cial
Nla
Old Trinity School
Bidg
Trinity, Ala
Zenith & Whirlpool
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