Population crosses 299 million as Hispanics rise
The Census Bureau population clock shows 299,061,199 people in the United States. Experts note fast growth in the Hispanic share and the immigrant-bearing population, with earlier counts in 1967 undercounting Latinos and a shift from birth rates to immigration in recent decades.
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Population milestone: US hits 300 million projected
Population growth shows the United States nearing 300 million this fall with the 200 million mark reached on November 20, 1967. The Census Bureau and Social Security Administration data trace 29 years of demographic change.
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Past, present and future Past present and future
Cedar Rapids's Koehler History Center nears stable finances after a three month closure and two months of volunteer operation. The $3.2 million museum now runs eight hours weekly with few visitors, despite reduced admission fees and a drive for paid attendance.
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