Census to Count Ship Based Navy Personnel in New Way
The Census Bureau will count ship based sailors as residents of their home city within 50 miles, potentially boosting Virginia Beach to the state’s largest city. Norfolk may lose population for grant funding and district reapportionment, as ship based personnel switch from ship home ports to nearby cities. Virginia Beach officials expect a gain of 3 000 to 4 000 people, shifting regional dynamics.
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Cobb’s Double Life Shook N C Politics and Career
William Cobb of Morganton a 39 year old Republican state chair man and former state senator faced a Roanoke scandal in 1962 involving a second family. He resigned party posts, ended a state senate bid, and later rebuilt a varied life as a land developer in New Mexico while continuing political activity.
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