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Odessa American

Location

Odessa, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 28, 1997

Page

6

Military Internet voting eyed for troops and civilians

Colorado officials describe a Defense Department plan to enable voting by computer over the Internet for troops stationed worldwide with potential civilian use. Veterans, clerks, and lawmakers discuss feasibility, security, and the balance between convenience and ballot secrecy as pilots and policy advance.

Defense Department Colorado Springs University Park Elections Department Kelly Center For Policy Alternatives Washington, D.C

Judge orders return of seized film The Tin Drum

U S District Judge Ralph Thompson ruled police illegally seized copies of the 1979 Academy Award winning film The Tin Drum in Oklahoma County last summer. The judge said officials must allow contentions and evidence before court and reserved ruling on whether the movie is child pornography with a trial set for April. The case arose after an anti obscenity group objected to the depiction of a minor in a sexual scene. Police had seized one copy from Michael Camfield of the Oklahoma Civil Liberties Union.

Oklahoma City Oklahoma U.S Ralph Thompson Thompson Germany Poland Richard Freeman Bob Macy Michael Camfield The American Civil Liberties Union Camfield Macy Allegme Video Software Dealers Association Micheal Salem Oklahoma County Associated Press

Elderly woman’s starving horses confiscated in Crystal Lake

In Crystal Lake Illinois a humane society seized 21 filthy severely malnourished horses from an owner unable to afford care. The Hooved Animal Humane Society impounded the animals Friday for the Illinois Department of Agriculture after an anonymous tip. Officials described the horses as skeletons, with uncertain survival prospects for some.

Crystal Lake, Ill Humane Society Donna Ewing Animal Humane Society Illinois Department of Agriculture Ewing

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