The Ohio plan, called the Ohio G.I. Promise, changes residence requirements at the state's 36 colleges and universities to allow all veterans, their spouses and dependents to attend Ohio colleges and universities at in-state tuition rates.
He changed residences regularly wherever he was, sometimes under a landlord's gun.
Almost half of the movers said they changed residences because they wanted more space or less.
An investigation found some of the immigrants hid their identities and changed residences to evade federal authorities, a spokesman said.
BARTON AND CAROLYN HUGHES have changed residences twice in the last five years, and they have some sizable, tax-free profits to show for it.
According to her account, Bin Laden lived for nine years in Pakistan after the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks and changed residences five times.
An analysis by the Pew Research Center attributes the decline to a number of factors, including the aging of the population (older people are less likely to change residences) and an increase in two-career couples.
Furthermore, in a country where people typically move to take advantage of better job opportunities, those who changed residences fell to 15percentt in 2008, from a recent peak of 16percentt in 2006.
Organizations that fight homelessness say officials in school districts with schools for homeless children do not always tell parents that federal law gives them the right to keep their children in the same mainstream school even if they change residences.
Despite the nation's reputation as a rootless society, only about one in 10 Americans moved in the last year — roughly half the proportion that changed residences as recently as four decades ago, census data show.
