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| Officials Hired for Census Planning |
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS |
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| Commerce Secretary Gary Locke hired three former Census Bureau officials to assess potential problems as the government waits for confirmation of President Obama’s nominee for census director. |
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| Census Follies, Continued |
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| For an accurate census in 2010, Republican senators need to allow the confirmation of a Census Bureau director, and the House committee must fully fund the agency. |
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| California Reporting Big Population Gain |
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS |
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| California’s population has topped 38 million, the State Department of Finance said Thursday as it released its latest growth projections. |
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| This Crisis Is Getting Old |
By PHILIP BOWRING |
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| The financial crisis underlines the necessity for developed countries to adjust spending and social policies to demographic realities. |
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| Slump Creates Lack of Mobility for Americans |
By SAM ROBERTS; STEVE FREISS CONTRIBUTED REPORTING FROM LAS VEGAS; REBECCA CATHCART FROM LOS ANGELES; AND LORI ROTENBERK FROM CHICAGO. |
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| Fewer Americans changed residence in 2008 than in any year since 1962, the Census Bureau said. |
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| City Trying to Get Census to Add Up |
By SAM ROBERTS |
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| New York City officials are working hard to prevent the usual undercount of residents, a result that translates into fewer federal dollars coming to the city. |
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| Be Counted in 2010, New Yorkers Are Told |
By FERNANDA SANTOS |
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| With the nation’s highest percentage of hard-to-count residents, New York City is orchestrating several programs in advance of the 2010 census. |
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