One in five young men fail to register for draft says AP
Washington AP reports nearly 20 percent of young American men do not register for the military draft as required, risking fines, jail, and loss of benefits. Officials cite ignorance as the main cause, with 93 percent compliance a decade ago and California 79 percent, New Hampshire 95 percent leading states. The law requires registration within 30 days of 18th birthday for all residents.
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Draft Compliance and Selective Service Demographics
Brodsky notes 13.5 million men aged 18 to 25 are in the Selective Service data base while 26 and older are ineligible for the draft. An estimated 1.6 million men in the 18 to 25 bracket have not complied with the law.
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Senate debates Kosovo withdrawal amid funding dispute
The Senate considers an amendment to undo a July 1 2001 withdrawal date for U S troops in Kosovo if Europe does not cover more costs. Clinton officials warn withdrawal timing could erode NATO unity and spark ethnic violence. Albright calls weakness unacceptable.
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Pittsburgh firm renames to Stars and Stripes Omnimedia
Pittsburgh based IServed.com has renamed itself Stars and Stripes Omnimedia after acquiring the U.S. version of the Stars and Stripes. The firm, which operates a military affairs site, also holds the domestic rights and will offer more targeted digital content. Chairman Jack Colletti stated the move brings the publication into the digital age to widen its audience.
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Eastwood ADA dispute targets his Carmel hotel
Actor Clint Eastwood faces a disabled rights dispute over his Mission Ranch Hotel in Carmel California. A California woman sues alleging ADA violations and Eastwood pushes to reform the law to give small businesses more time to comply. A House subcommittee hearing follows a Foley Shaw bill proposing 90 days after notice for alleged violations.
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