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Exhibit A: Challenged Voters Cobb County Regnum Fname Mi Lname Suffix County House # Street Strsuff Apt Rescity Reszip COA Move Dtate Coaadd Coacity Coastate Coazip New County 00156228 NED AUGUSTUS WILLIAMS COA from Cobb County ADDRESS: 3469 FOX HOLLOW DR MARIETTA 30068-2404 09/01/20 COA ADDRESS: 2420 Peachtree Rd NW Apt 1218 Atlanta GA 30305-4162 To Fulton County 00172073 TIFFANY LAGENA WILLIAMS COA from Cobb County ADDRESS: 3469 FOX HOLLOW DR MARIETTA 30068-2404 09/01/20 COA ADDRESS: 2420 Peachtree Rd NW Apt 1218 Atlanta GA 30305-4162 To Fulton County 00232262 NIKKI BUSH PIERCE COA from Cobb County ADDRESS: 5116 WHITEOAK TER SE SMYRNA 30080 01/01/20 COA ADDRESS: 512 36th St West Palm Beach FL 33407-4302 To out of state address 00318957 LARS CHRISTIAN HANSEN COA from Cobb County ADDRESS: 4410 FELIX WAY SE SMYRNA 30082-4701 07/01/20 COA ADDRESS: 6 Sunrise Cir Palm Coast FL 32137-2471 To out of state address 00406000 RAQUEL ANTIONETTE WRIGHT COA from Cobb County ADDRESS: 2210 MORNING CT NW ACWORTH 30102-6450 03/01/20 COA ADDRESS: 431 Fairway Dr Acworth GA 30101-6421 To Paulding County 00457216 CHARLES ROBERT BROOME COA from Cobb County ADDRESS: 449 CRANLEIGH RDG SE SMYRNA 30080 07/01/20 COA ADDRESS: 246 Gulfport Ct Hampton GA 30228-3360 To Clayton County 00483227 MARLEA BENSON DAVIS COA from Cobb County ADDRESS: 4650 HIRAM LITHIA SPRINGS RD POWDER SPRINGS 30127 09/01/20 COA ADDRESS: 1215 Catalina Rd W Jacksonville FL 32216-1333 To out of state address 00496164 TEDRA DANIELLE LANGSTON COA from Cobb County ADDRESS: 1425 RIDENOUR BLVD NW 7003 KENNESAW 30152-4599 08/01/20 COA ADDRESS: 327 Randy Way Dallas GA 30132-0850 To Paulding County Page 1 Exhibit A: Challenged Voters Cobb County Regnum Fname Mi Lname Suffix County House # Street Strsuff Apt Rescity Reszip COA Move Dtate Coaadd Coacity Coastate Coazip New County 00499683 ANGELA RENEE MCMICHAEL COA from Cobb County ADDRESS: 2965 KALEY DR NW KENNESAW 30152-2687 09/01/20 COA ADDRESS: 1515 Lake Rd Hiram GA 30141-2216 To Paulding County 00499686 MARTHA SUE MCMICHAEL COA from Cobb County ADDRESS: 2965 KALEY DR NW KENNESAW 30152 09/01/20 COA ADDRESS: 1517 Lake Rd Hiram GA 30141-2216 To Paulding County 00500046 CHARMAINE GRAVES MERKLING COA from Cobb County ADDRESS: 168 WAYLAND ST SE MARIETTA 30060 02/01/20 COA ADDRESS: 213 S Dowdey Rd Jasper AL 35504-7851 To out of state address 00504759 SANDY DAVIS COA from Cobb County ADDRESS: 2072 CHEROKEE RIDGE TRL NW KENNESAW 30144 03/01/20 COA ADDRESS: 5661 Forest Pl Acworth GA 30102-2152 To Cherokee County 00510847 CARRIE KAMELA STILES COA from Cobb County ADDRESS: 2088 FAIRPORT WAY MARIETTA 30062 03/01/20 COA ADDRESS: 8735 Brookhill Dr Hixson TN 37343-6201 To out of state address 00512754 JOHN MORGAN TRUSSELL COA from Cobb County ADDRESS: 1917 GLENELLEN CT NW KENNESAW 30152-7309 08/01/20 COA ADDRESS: 235 NE Tuscawilla Ave Ocala FL 34470-5814 To out of state address 00512849 MICHAEL HARVEY TURNBOW COA from Cobb County ADDRESS: 3840 JILES RD NW 909 KENNESAW 30144 01/01/20 COA ADDRESS: 208 Whirlaway Cv Woodstock GA 30189-4223 To Cherokee County 00512850 WANDA A TURNBOW COA from Cobb County ADDRESS: 3840 JILES RD NW 909 KENNESAW 30144 01/01/20 COA ADDRESS: 208 Whirlaway Cv Woodstock GA 30189-4223 To Cherokee County Page 2 Exhibit A: Challenged Voters Cobb County Regnum Fname Mi Lname Suffix County House # Street Strsuff Apt Rescity Reszip COA Move Dtate Coaadd Coacity Coastate Coazip New County 00624171 LAVERNA KNIGHTON COA from Cobb County ADDRESS: 2049 ARNOLD DR AUSTELL 30106-2911 04/01/20 COA ADDRESS: 3095 Garnet Way Atlanta GA 30349-8441 To Fulton County 00643385 LARISSA ANTONIA LEE COA from Cobb County ADDRESS: 4945 BROWN LEAF DR POWDER SPRINGS 30127 07/01/20 COA ADDRESS: 7970 Hawks Nest Trl Lithia Springs GA 30122-7819 To Douglas County 00666842 BRENDA MARTIN KEMP COA from Cobb County ADDRESS: 3520 KAREN LN NW KENNESAW 30144-1824 09/01/20 COA ADDRESS: 151 Amber Trce Dallas GA 30132-9033 To Paulding County 00666845 LARRY HAROLD KEMP COA from Cobb County ADDRESS: 3520 KAREN LN NW KENNESAW 30144-1824 09/01/20 COA ADDRESS: 151 Amber Trce Dallas GA 30132-9033 To Paulding County 00669017 LOUISE ECHOLS MCCLESKEY COA from Cobb County ADDRESS: 4862 SCHOOL ST 1101 ACWORTH 30101 08/01/19 COA ADDRESS: 89 Dundee Xing Dallas GA 30132-1997 To Paulding County 00673718 KERRY MICHELLE SHIRLEY COA from Cobb County ADDRESS: 4093 FALCON SHORES CT NW ACWORTH 30101 10/01/19 COA ADDRESS: 611 Muskogee Xing Dallas GA 30132-0824 To Paulding County 00710826 DANIEL PATRICK GREEN COA from Cobb County ADDRESS: 1115 TAMARRON PKWY SE ATLANTA 30339 09/01/19 COA ADDRESS: 109 Valerie Ct Stockbridge GA 30281-2505 To Henry County 00726896 SHAMECKA UTEV SCOTT COA from Cobb County ADDRESS: 5917 BROOKSIDE DR SE MABLETON 30126 06/01/20 COA ADDRESS: 1883 Meadow Ln Decatur GA 30032-4465 To Dekalb County Page 3 Exhibit A: Challenged Voters Cobb County Regnum Fname Mi Lname Suffix County House # Street Strsuff Apt Rescity Reszip COA Move Dtate Coaadd Coacity Coastate Coazip New County 00732942 MIMI ELIZABETH BURCHFIELD COA from Cobb County ADDRESS: 2550 ELITE LN NW APT D KENNESAW 30144 09/01/20 COA ADDRESS: 313 Vineyard Dr Dallas GA 30132-6003 To Paulding County 00750551 SYDONNA ANIKA CARSWELL COA from Cobb County ADDRESS: 1716 TERRELL MILL RD SE B8 MARIETTA 30067 08/01/20 COA ADDRESS: 333 Harvest Walk Macon GA 31210-5519 To Bibb County 00759817 EVELYN HOOD BEELAND COA from Cobb County ADDRESS: 111 TOWER RD NE 206 MARIETTA 30060-9402 10/01/19 COA ADDRESS: 313 Furys Ferry Rd Augusta GA 30907-3001 To Columbia County 00805537 LESLIE MARIE BANKSTON COA from Cobb County ADDRESS: 2928 REED ST SE SMYRNA 30080-3534 10/01/20 COA ADDRESS: 3323 Golf Club Ln Nashville TN 37215-1577 To out of state address 00807862 DEREK LEE FULTZ COA from Cobb County ADDRESS: 3874 S MAIN ST ACWORTH 30101 09/01/20 COA ADDRESS: 35 Cherokee Dr Austell GA 30168-4821 To Douglas County 00808723 MELBA BOYD GORDON COA from Cobb County ADDRESS: 1425 RIDENOUR BLVD NW 7007 KENNESAW 30152 08/01/19 COA ADDRESS: 6614 Quicksilver Ct Apt 403 Springfield VA 22150-1962 To out of state address 00876433 CHARLES ROBERT JACKSON COA from Cobb County ADDRESS: 4272 STANLEY DR POWDER SPRINGS 30127-2920 08/01/20 COA ADDRESS: 4736 Holly Springs Rd Rockmart GA 30153-5259 To Paulding County 00879343 CYNTHIA MIDDLETON HAMBY COA from Cobb County ADDRESS: 2724 GENERAL HOOKER TRL NW KENNESAW 30152 04/01/20 COA ADDRESS: 3339 Pine Log Rd NE Rydal GA 30171-1239 To Bartow County Page 4 Exhibit A: Challenged Voters Cobb County Regnum Fname Mi Lname Suffix County House # Street Strsuff Apt Rescity Reszip COA Move Dtate Coaadd Coacity Coastate Coazip New County 00880344 NATALIE ALAYNE HUBBARD COA from Cobb County ADDRESS: 3641 BLAKEFORD WAY MARIETTA 30062-5393 07/01/20 COA ADDRESS: 4 Heritage Way Oxford AL 36203-3942 To out of state address 00884637 LINDA LOU STRICKER COA from Cobb County ADDRESS: 131 WHISPERWOOD LN NW MARIETTA 30064-1671 07/01/20 COA ADDRESS: 220 Shady Marsh Trl Roswell GA 30075-2709 To Fulton County 00992278 SHALISE JOYCE WROBEL COA from Cobb County ADDRESS: 6155 INDIAN WOOD CIR SE MABLETON 30126-2964 09/01/20 COA ADDRESS: 3400 Stratford Rd NE Apt 5309 Atlanta GA 30326-1712 To Fulton County 00997638 JESSE SKYE SEIFERT COA from Cobb County ADDRESS: 3511 ROBIN LN ACWORTH 30101 06/01/20 COA ADDRESS: 804 Kensington Ct Canton GA 30114-8467 To Cherokee County 00998731 EDUARDO MAISONET COA from Cobb County ADDRESS: 5800 OAKDALE RD SE 132 MABLETON 30126 08/01/20 COA ADDRESS: 5660 Turnstone Dr SW Conyers GA 30094-4759 To Rockdale County 01000292 MICHAEL MIROSLAW WROBEL COA from Cobb County ADDRESS: 6155 INDIAN WOOD CIR SE MABLETON 30126-2964 09/01/20 COA ADDRESS: 3400 Stratford Rd NE Apt 5309 Atlanta GA 30326-1712 To Fulton County 01074789 CYNTHIA RENA CARWISE COA from Cobb County ADDRESS: 5711 HAGGARD DR SW MABLETON 30126 08/01/20 COA ADDRESS: 303 Meadows Ln Canton GA 30114-7179 To Cherokee County 01088894 YUNG BANH MCNAMARA COA from Cobb County ADDRESS: 1669 LEYLAND DR NW KENNESAW 30152-4379 09/01/20 COA ADDRESS: 243 Brookhaven Ct Acworth GA 30102-2190 To Cherokee County Page 5 Exhibit A: Challenged Voters Cobb County Regnum Fname Mi Lname Suffix County House # Street Strsuff Apt Rescity Reszip COA Move Dtate Coaadd Coacity Coastate Coazip New County 01211598 REGINALD DEWAYNE LEONARD COA from Cobb County ADDRESS: 2825 WINDY HILL RD SE 3105 MARIETTA 30067 02/01/20 COA ADDRESS: 804 Myrtle St Valdosta GA 31601-4831 To Lowndes County 01227253 KIMBERLY W BUCHANAN COA from Cobb County ADDRESS: 1184 JILL LN SW MARIETTA 30008 07/01/20 COA ADDRESS: 535 Austin Dr Douglasville GA 30134-5196 To Paulding County 01237915 TIMOTHY D MCLEAN COA from Cobb County ADDRESS: 1941 LAKESHORE OVERLOOK CIR NW KENNESAW 30152 07/01/20 COA ADDRESS: 28 Clearview Dr Cartersville GA 30121-2252 To Bartow County 01326121 PATSY LAW SNIPES COA from Cobb County ADDRESS: 1223 SANDRA DR MARIETTA 30062 10/01/19 COA ADDRESS: 361 Pitts Bayshore Dr Freeport FL 32439-5079 To out of state address 01465525 FREDERICK LAMAR WRIGHT COA from Cobb County ADDRESS: 2210 MORNING CT NW ACWORTH 30102-6450 03/01/20 COA ADDRESS: 431 Fairway Dr Acworth GA 30101-6421 To Paulding County 01583344 NORMA CORRIGAN COLE COA from Cobb County ADDRESS: 4067 VININGS MILL TRL SE SMYRNA 30080 10/01/20 COA ADDRESS: 101 Wayforest Dr Venice FL 34292-3169 To out of state address 01707352 JENNIFER SAVITSKA MILLER COA from Cobb County ADDRESS: 1303 QUEENSGATE CT SE SMYRNA 30082 11/01/19 COA ADDRESS: 110 Field St # D Newnan GA 30263-7500 To Coweta County 01731433 LINDA DIANNE CORNWELL COA from Cobb County ADDRESS:
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    Georgia State University ScholarWorks @ Georgia State University English Dissertations Department of English 1-12-2007 Communication Strategies as a Basis for Crisis Management Including Use of the Internet as a Delivery Platform Gordon Alan Harrison Follow this and additional works at: https://scholarworks.gsu.edu/english_diss Part of the English Language and Literature Commons Recommended Citation Harrison, Gordon Alan, "Communication Strategies as a Basis for Crisis Management Including Use of the Internet as a Delivery Platform." Dissertation, Georgia State University, 2007. https://scholarworks.gsu.edu/english_diss/22 This Dissertation is brought to you for free and open access by the Department of English at ScholarWorks @ Georgia State University. It has been accepted for inclusion in English Dissertations by an authorized administrator of ScholarWorks @ Georgia State University. For more information, please contact [email protected]. COMMUNICATION STRATEGIES AS A BASIS FOR CRISIS MANAGEMENT INCLUDING USE OF THE INTERNET AS A DELIVERY PLATFORM by GORDON A. HARRISON Under the Direction of George Pullman ABSTRACT Eighty per cent of small companies without a comprehensive crisis plan vanish within two years of suffering a major disaster—a remarkable and ominous statistic. Crises are occurring more often in all organizations, and when they occur, they are leaving a wake of financial, operational, and reputational damage. Why this trend, now? There are five important reasons: 1) a more volatile workplace involving financial, legal, or management issues within the organization; 2) an extreme production mentality often obscuring the conditions under which crises might otherwise be recognized, addressed, or mitigated; 3) enhanced technological platforms for information delivery, such as the Internet, generating a revolving information door thus promoting organizational stress and crisis; 4) fast-paced and invasive journalism practices that eliminate invisibility for decisionmaking or reaction; and, 5) lack of strategic planning for crisis.
  • Campaign - 1974 (2)” of the Robert T

    Campaign - 1974 (2)” of the Robert T

    The original documents are located in Box 24, folder “Campaign - 1974 (2)” of the Robert T. Hartmann Files at the Gerald R. Ford Presidential Library. Copyright Notice The copyright law of the United States (Title 17, United States Code) governs the making of photocopies or other reproductions of copyrighted material. Gerald Ford donated to the United States of America his copyrights in all of his unpublished writings in National Archives collections. Works prepared by U.S. Government employees as part of their official duties are in the public domain. The copyrights to materials written by other individuals or organizations are presumed to remain with them. If you think any of the information displayed in the PDF is subject to a valid copyright claim, please contact the Gerald R. Ford Presidential Library. Digitized from Box 24 of the Robert T. Hartmann Files at the Gerald R. Ford Presidential Library THE WHITE HOUSE WASHINGTON Mr. Hartmann: Here is another copy of the material Gwen gave you on the results of the 1974 elections. nm (Do you remember her giving you two copies of this information yesterday?) THE WHITE HOUSE WAStilNGTON Mr. Hartmann: I understand Mrs. Anderson has already delivered to you the information you asked for in response to attached memo from the President. Neta Dec. 4 THE WHITE HOUSE WASlotlNGTON Dec. 2, 1974 - 11:35 a.m. Spoke with RTH - he said an updated copy of information in the c.Q. would be all right. Gave this info. to Susan H. She said they would get a copy over to us just as soon as they received all the additional information.