White House Declines to Adjust 2000 Census Count
The Bush administration will use unadjusted 2000 census data for redistricting saying it is the most accurate head count. Democrats and civil rights groups urged a statistical adjustment to compensate for about 3.3 million missed Americans. Republicans argue the Constitution requires actual enumeration.
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White House
Washington
Commerce
Don Evans
Census Bureau
Evans
Bush
Congressional Democrats
Virus hit organizations with Naked Wife worm across nations
A destructive virus named Naked Wife infected at least 30 organizations and a federal agency, deleting system files and emailing itself to contacts. Symantec cites about 20 affected clients in the US Canada and Europe as the subject line FW Naked Wife spreads rapidly.
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Washington
Anna Kournikova
Antivirus Company
Steve Trilling
Symantec Antivirus Research Center
Symantec
Canada
United States
Europe
Trilling
Storm closes schools and shuts businesses in New England
A major late winter storm dumped heavy snow across New England and blasted the coast with large waves. Hundreds of flights were canceled and schools and many offices closed as snow continued, with Vermont and New Hampshire towns reporting heavy totals and forecasts of more snow to come.
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Rye
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mid-Atlantic
New England
Rhode Island
New Hampshire
Maine
Wolfeboro
Gary George
Vermont
Jay Peak
Ballston Spa
N.Y
Jaffrey
National Weather Service
Burlington
Notable historical milestones across decades
A roundup of key events from 1876 to 2000 including Bell’s telephone patent, U S troop moves on the Mexican border, the first trans Atlantic radiotelephone, Rhineland remilitarization, Remagen crossing in World War II, the Selma march crackdown, Senate filibuster reforms, fair use parodies ruling, Okinawan rape case verdicts, and Bush Gore results on Super Tuesday.
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United States
Senate
Supreme Court
U.S
George W. Bush
al Gore
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