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This would have the state census use federal standards to determine residence. Presently, the state considers legal domicile, regardless of physical presence, to be determinant of residence, while the feds consider the location where a person spends most of his or her time as the residence. So if you don't think out-of-state students should be excluded by the state census, vote...
...opposed the recess did not specify what resolutions they intended to propose, but he does not explain why. I had hoped to open up a discussion on the Engelhard issue before adjournment so that a resolution acceptable to most representatives could be worked out before the Assembly recessed. The person who had moved to recess was not aware of my concern for concensus and thought that the three hour-long meeting would drag on even longer since no specific resolution had been prepared...
Whatever its actual audience may be, WHRB has elaborate plans for future projects and expansion of facilities. "We have in the works plans for two new studios," says Barol. The first, a small, approximately six-by-five-foot booth which is near completion, will serve one person acting as both announcer and engineer...
...Edward M. Kennedy '54 (D-Mass.). who is set to become the committee chairman when the next session of Congress meets, Mathias outlined questioning that would seek to learn more about the nominees' experience in the legal profession, possible conflicts of interest and the process by which the person came to be nominated...
Buczko seems likely to stay where he is, especially since his opponent hasn't had much exposure either in person or in the media. Massachusetts needs a dynamic state auditor, as the muckrakers know; but it looks like this election--like most lower constitutional elections--will be won by the party...