Conway Seeks More Parade Participants WE CAN HELP! by LLOYD JONES Are Back This Year After Being Put on Hold Demic
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All good things are Sunset: 8:30 p.m. New N.H. cases: 27 18.42 to 14,522.38 diffi cult to achieve; and bad WASHINGTON (NY New N.H. deaths: 0 Times) — The Supreme Court Tonight things are very easy to get.” Sunday Total cases: 99,527 on Thursday upheld voting High: 53 S&P — Confucius restrictions in Arizona. Chance of rain: 41% High: 65 22.44 to 4,319.94 Total deaths: 1,372 The vote was 6 to 3, with Low: 50 the court’s three liberal mem- Sunset: 8:30 p.m. bers in dissent. The decision was the court’s fi rst consider- ––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– NATION/WORLD –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– ation of how a crucial part of the Voting Rights Act of 1965 applies to voting restrictions that have a disproportion- ate impact on members of minority groups, and it was Trump Organization charged issued as disputes over voting rights have taken center stage in American politics. The Ari- zona decision suggested that the Supreme Court would not be inclined to overturn many in 15-year employee tax scheme of the state measures. Justice Samuel Alito Jr., writing for the majority, said NEW YORK (NY Times) — The Trump reported as income. Weisselberg, Trump’s records. In the case of Weisselberg, the courts should strike down Organization, the real estate business that long-serving and trusted chief fi nancial indictment said, the company kept two voting restrictions only when catapulted Donald J. Trump to tabloid offi cer, faced grand larceny, tax fraud and sets of books to hide benefi ts he received. they impose substantial bur- dens on minority voters that fame, television riches and ultimately the other charges. The charges against the Trump Organi- block their ability to vote. 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Jackson Offi cer Marty Bourque said, Laurence Eastman, 73, from Fullerton, Calif., the driver of the Tesla, and his wife, Feri, 71, were not injured. “We’re chalking this up as an acci- dent, it was in no way malicious,” Bour- que said by phone. Genn Anzaldi, owner of J-Town, said: “I felt so bad for them. They’re such A Tesla driven by a California man accidently crashed into the stairway at the J-Town Deli and Country Store on Friday afternoon. No one was injured but nice people and were really apologetic. the stairway will have to be replaced. (COURTESY JACKSON POLICE) I bought them lunch.” When the crash happened, she said she rental as a gift in Boston,” Anzaldi said. Bourque said Eastman escaped injury we’re working on it inch by inch.” was in the offi ce paying bills. “I thought, The impact of the collision also sent a and damage was only minor to the vehi- Jackson will celebrate Independence that was petty aggressive door slam. I bet two-by-four from the stairwell through cle, which was able to be driven from the Day on Friday with fi reworks at 9 p.m., someone just hit my building.” the wall into the deli. scene. Jackson Police Chief Chris Perley and Anzaldi said J-Town will stay open Bourque said Eastman had gotten “No one was upstairs or hurt in the also responded to the accident. until the fi reworks are launched, and the Tesla, an electric rechargeable deli when the incident occurred,” Bour- Anzaldi said the stairway was being that her daughter, Joce, will debut her vehicle, on an online rental site where que said. “Apparently, there is another removed mid-afternoon. “We’re not mobile J-Chillin ice cream cart, too.