Wing stands up to be counted in Chinatown census suit
Two Chinatown residents Wong and Lee Quan filed a US suit challenging the Census Bureau plan to mail forms. They argue the mailing lists are middle class oriented and would miss minority residents. The suit seeks guarantees they and others would be counted, citing 15,000 Chinatown residents potentially affected and impacts on House apportionment and federal aid.
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U.S. House Passes Bill Addressing Shower Curfew Questions
The article reports on federal debates over mandatory questions about showering with friends, a proposed $100 fine for refusals, and the removal of a jail sentence, noting the House has passed the measure.
Census secrecy limits reveal of government counts
The country parson notes that enumerators face legal protections shielding census details. He recalls the government has been conducting a nationwide census for years, with data kept confidential.
Coed Protests End Men Only Karate Classes on Campus
A campus protest movement demands end to men only karate courses. Reportedly 113 students in the campus area participated with more than 60 planned further action to conclude discrimination in classes.
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State aims at grapes ban in trade dispute
A dispute over a grapes ban is challenged as it enters a trade union quarrel. An official questions the ban’s role in labor claims and farm workers’ interests are cited by opposing sides.
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