FCC taking steps that would allow US prisons to jam prisoners' cellphone signals
Read full article: FCC taking steps that would allow US prisons to jam prisoners' cellphone signalsFederal officials are moving a step closer to allowing state and federal prisons to jam cellphone signals from devices smuggled to inmates.
Mississippi Medicaid expansion plan could struggle for bipartisan support, Democratic leader says
Read full article: Mississippi Medicaid expansion plan could struggle for bipartisan support, Democratic leader saysThe Mississippi House Democratic leader says a Medicaid expansion plan endorsed by Republican leaders could struggle for bipartisan support.
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Mississippi blues promoter and raconteur Bill Luckett dies
Read full article: Mississippi blues promoter and raconteur Bill Luckett diesBill Luckett was an attorney, small-town mayor, candidate for Mississippi governor, storyteller, blues promoter and business partner and friend of Academy Award-winning actor Morgan Freeman.
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100-year-old Florida man remembers expedition to Antarctica
Read full article: 100-year-old Florida man remembers expedition to AntarcticaHe went back with Byrd in 1946 for Operation Highjump, then joined another U.S. Navy expedition there, Operation Windmill, in 1948. The son of a chief warrant officer in San Diego, Johnson was a Sea Scout who trained on sailing ships as a teen. That experience didnt keep him from the sea: He joined the Navy two years later on a battleship and then volunteered for Byrds expedition. Johnson, in fact, is most likely the last living member of any prewar polar expedition by any country, said Glenn Stein, a polar and maritime historian from Apopka. I dont think any Sea Scout today could do that.