Census signals big gains for minority groups in 2010 rise
The Census Bureau projects minorities will account for 70 percent of growth in the 18 and older population since 2000, with Hispanics about 40 percent. Growth concentrates in Texas, California, New York and other states, raising redistricting questions about minority representation and citizenship data.
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Rural flight subsidies face debate over value and reach
Rural flight subsidies endure amid political support and calls for cuts. Experts note travelers opt for larger airports when services cost more, while lawmakers from rural states defend funding. Senators Begich Nelson Casey Manchin urge McCain to drop cuts. Rockefeller pushes expansion and contract flexibility. Wyoming towns Laramie and Worland receive subsidized service.
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Dry Kansas wheat crop outlook amid drought and minimal snow
In western Kansas near Gove drought left 90 percent of wheat ungerminated and soil moisture remains scarce. An insurance adjuster may assess fields next month before deciding on replanting, as experts warn the late season stress could yield a poor winter wheat crop and impact prices. Prices already hover near record levels amid global supply concerns and currency moves. Kansas Wheat officials note drought stressed plants face deeper winter kill risk as soil moisture stays tight.
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Zumba Enthusiast Makes Fitness Leap and Teaches Strong
Hinojosa Aldana faced nerves about teaching Zumba due to her weight yet after months she has shed 40 pounds and inspires students at Curves and Garden City Family YMCA. She balances five weekly personal classes at the racetrack with day work at San Juan Salon and notes Zumba relieves stress while building energy and community among learners.
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