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Baytown Sun

Location

Baytown, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 06, 2002

Page

11

Census predicts U.S. elderly population could nearly double

The Census Bureau projects the 65 and over population to rise about 80 percent by 2025, while working-age and under 15 groups grow modestly. The aging trend raises Social Security funding concerns and contrasts with other developed nations where aging will be more severe. China and India remain larger overall populations.

Washington United States America Census Bureau Bureau Richard Suzman National Institute On Aging China India

States weigh limits on open records and meetings

States consider restricting access to government documents and meetings amid fears terrorists could use information to plan attacks or evade capture. Proposals target water and sewer talks, ongoing investigations, evacuation plans, and bioterrorism assessments, provoking criticism from civil liberties groups and newsroom advocates.

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Likely El Niño Emerges As NOAA Sees Warming Trend

Government scientists in Washington report an increasing chance of a new El Niño as central Pacific sea surface temperatures shift from below to above normal. NOAA data shows temperatures 1.6°F above average and forecasts suggest warming near Ecuador and Peru in coming weeks. Administrator Conrad Lattenbacher Jr. calls this the early onset of El Niño.

Washington National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration Central Equatorial Pacific Ecuador Peru NOAA Conrad C. Latutenbacher Jr

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