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COVID-19 Security in Tomorrow Today DOW JONES “False friendship, like the Tuesday High: 79 Afghanistan High: 88 9.02 to 34,292.29 ivy, decays and ruins the Carroll County new cases: 0 Chance of rain: 24% Low: 61 walls it embraces; but true Sunrise: 5:05 a.m. Carroll County new deaths: 0 Sunrise: 5:05 a.m. NASDAQ friendship gives new life and is decaying Sunset: 8:31 p.m. New N.H. cases: 30 27.83 to 14,528.34 animation to the object it New N.H. deaths: 0 KABUL, Afghanistan (NY Tonight supports.” Times) — The commander Friday — Richard Burton Total cases: 99,481 of the U.S.-led mission in High: 68 S&P Chance of rain: 20% High: 65 1.19 to 4,291.80 Total deaths: 1,371 Afghanistan warned on Low: 57 Tuesday that the country Sunset: 8:31 p.m. could be on a path to cha- otic civil war as American and other international ––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– NATION/WORLD –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– troops prepare to leave in the coming weeks. His assessment, in a rare news conference at the headquarters of U.S. Eric Adams’ lead in NYC mayor’s and NATO command in Kabul, will likely be one of the last publicly delivered by an American four-star gen- eral in Afghanistan, where recent events have included race shrinks after ranked-choice tally a Taliban offensive that has seized around 100 district NEW YORK (NY Times) — A new tally of centage points, in the fi nal round. Maya accept the results of the election, he and centers, left dozens of civil- votes in the New York City Democratic may- Wiley, who came in second place in the ini- his allies have long been critical of ranked- ians wounded and killed, and displaced thousands more. oral primary suggested that the race between tial vote count, was in third place after the choice voting. In the fi nal days of the race, “Civil war is certainly a Eric Adams, the primary night leader, and elimination rounds were completed. surrogates for Adams — whose candidacy path that can be visualized his two closest rivals had tightened signifi - But those numbers could be scrambled was embraced by many working-class if it continues on the trajec- cantly, plunging the closely watched contest again as the city’s Board of Elections tabu- Black and Latino voters — claimed without tory it’s on,” the commander, Gen. Austin S. Miller, told into a period of fresh uncertainty. lates outcomes that will include more than evidence that an apparent ranked-choice reporters during the news A week after Adams, the Brooklyn bor- 124,000 Democratic absentee ballots, with alliance between two of his opponents could conference. “That should be ough president, notched a substantial lead a fuller result not expected until mid-July. amount to voter suppression, and Adams a concern for the world.” among those who voted in person last Tues- Some Democrats, bracing for an acrimoni- used heated language on the subject him- With some intelligence esti- mates saying that the Afghan day or during the early voting period, a ous new chapter in the race, are concerned self, signs of ugly possible tensions to come. government could fall in six preliminary counting of ranked-choice pref- that the incremental release of results may This year is the fi rst time that New York months to two years after a erences released on Tuesday showed him stir distrust of ranked-choice and sow divi- City’s mayoral primaries are using ranked- fi nal American withdrawal, ahead by a much narrower margin in the sions and confusion when the outcome of the choice voting, which allows voters to rank as General Miller’s comments city’s fi rst ranked-choice mayoral election. election is ultimately announced, even though many as fi ve choices in preferential order. 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Box 280, Gorham, NH 03581 Pope Memorial SPCA, 94 Silk Farm Rd, Concord, NH 03301. nancysalterationsandyarnshop.com THE CONWAY DAILY SUN, Wednesday, June 30, 2021— Page 3 Supreme Court refuses to hear N.H. vs. Massachusetts BY PAULA TRACY would have challenged this anti- the state where they were physically INDEPTHNH.ORG “I’m incredibly disappointed the worker ruling.” present when the income was earned. WASHINGTON — The U.S. Supreme Court chose to reject New U.S. Rep. Chris Pappas (D-N.H.) Specifi cally, for teleworking Granite Supreme Court has decided not to criticized the court’s decision and said Staters employed by companies based hear a suit New Hampshire brought Hampshire’s challenge without he plans to help reintroduce legisla- in other states, the bill would elimi- against neighboring Massachusetts explanation.” tion he co-led to address the issue. nate the need to pay any state income over taxing remote workers during — U.S. Rep. Chris Pappas “I’m incredibly disappointed the tax whatsoever. the pandemic. Supreme Court chose to reject New U.S. Rep. Annie Kuster, (D-N.H.) Gov. Chris Sununu claimed it was Hampshire’s challenge without expla- said: “The Supreme Court’s refusal not fair for the Bay State to collect The decision to deny a hearing was nation, leaving tens of thousands to consider this case could have long- income taxes on commuters who could made Monday, with Justices Clarence of Granite Staters unfairly paying term consequences for our state’s not access their desks and offi ces Thomas and Samuel Alito willing to an income tax to Massachusetts for workforce and places additional because of COVID-19.