Supreme Court to decide if student loan rules require draft status proof
The Supreme Court agreed to review whether male college applicants for federal loans must prove Selective Service registration. A Minnesota judge ruled the draft disclosure requirement unconstitutional. registration has resumed, with about 11 million men registered in three years. The 1980 act mandates registration for men 18 to 26, with penalties for noncompliance.
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Republicans fret over demo registration drive
In 1984, GOP strategists fear large Democratic registration drives could tilt the election. White House aides and RNC officials plan to boost Republican turnout while facing rising minority and union mobilization. Hispanics show potential GOP support, with Reagan polling 30 to 40 percent of that vote. Voter participation trends hover near 58 percent nationally.
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Probate and Estate Notices From Franklin County Kansas
Notices show multiple estate matters in Franklin County Kansas. Co executors Reid Ward and Robert Hill named for Dorothy Ward. Lena Hutchins estate with attorney Green & Sachse. Vena Walters petition for descent of Vena Wray estate. hearing set for December with William S. Bowers as petitioner attorney. Local notices span first and last publications with deadlines and bar dates for creditors.
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Lana A. Hutching
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Kerane
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Hale
Vena A. Wray
M.J. Gentner
Lillian G. Ger
Tobacco Wins Court Ruling On Sponsor Identification in Ads
A California court ruling allows radio and television stations to air ads naming the tobacco industry as sponsor and upholds FCC decisions. The case followed a 1980 ballot defeat of a smoking area proposal backed by Californians Against Regulatory Excess, largely funded by four major cigarette makers spending over 2.7 million dollars. The defeated measure promoter Californians for Smoking and No Smoking Sections urged disclosures. broadcasters declined. The FCC denial was upheld by a U.S. Court of Appeals.
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