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Show Wednesday. October 6. 1982. THE HERALD, Provo. Utah-P- age 15 Oef. J 2 Registration Day CPenney Days Students Cautioned About Election Rules Oct. 12 is the last date prospective voters may register for the November eieciion m the Utah County Clerk's election office The office will be open daily tetween 8:30 a.m. and 5 p.m. for registrations until that time. Oct. 12 is the last date the office nuses, etc. It also may require that a student must pay tuition rates if he returns to school in his home state. It means a student will lose the privilege of having his car regisvehicle at tered as an will receive mail registration the university, and would require forms. The mailed forms must be of the car in Utah and in the office on that date to be registration of Utah property taxes, Payment validated. Election clerks emphaalso would be required size that they cannot be validated to obtain a Utah driver's license. In merely if they are postmarked on other words, registrating as a resithat date; they must be received dent in Utah will subject the regisOct. 12 for filing. For that reason, trant to the same laws that any voters are urged to mail the forms other resident is subject to obeying. before Oct. 12. Prospective voters still will have an opportunity to register in their own voting districts on Oct. 26, 27 and 28. Registration stations will be open from 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. on those three dates. The Daily Herald will carry a complete list of registration places, registration agents, and polling places in the Oct. 24 of voters. Election personnel edition. The paper also will include maps of voting districts for the convenience office note that registering to vote in Utah has certain implications that students should consider seriously. If a student registers to vote in Utah, he loses residency in his home state and any benefits applicable it. 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The number of people involved in offered to monitor entry into that the railroad is growing and mem- country." bers hope their actions will force Shoemaker said John Fife, pastor federal officials to allow refugees of a Tucson church and leader of to enter the United States legally, the movement, wrote the U.S. atShoemaker said Saturday. torney general last spring, labeling Shoemaker said the railroad sys- American policy in Central Amertem brings the refugees into the ica "illegal and immoral" and saycountry at Nogales, Ariz., and ing his church intended to aid transports them through Tucson, refugees. our toys, bikes for boys and girls. resident tuition at state schools, but registration may be one of many conditions required for that pur- Churches Organize Refugee Underground WOOSTER, Ohio (UPI) L. 20 All Off Hunt Club for ladies. Ride high in fashion with our sporty Hunt Club 'v coordinates. In classic styles for a great fashion investment. Shirts or jeans in cotton and blends. 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