Census long form sparks questions and plans for funding
Nancy Lowry reports that March Madness extends to the census with a 36 page long form for about one in six households. Officials say it takes up to 30 minutes to complete and the data will guide federal programs and $182 billion in funding for schools housing employment services and seniors with help centers available for questions.
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Census Bureau offers help for missing forms and questions
Anyone who has not received a U.S. Census Bureau form or has lost it may contact the census bureau toll free at 800 471 9424. The bureau will also answer census questions through June 8.
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Sheetz Discrimination Complaint Over Guide Dog in Greenville
Kenneth P Quinn, a blind 19 year old from Iselin New Jersey, filed a discrimination complaint against a Sheetz clerk and manager in Greenville Pennsylvania after being told a guide dog was not allowed inside. Quinn said the clerk later allowed him to bypass a long line. A hearing is set for April 4.
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Return of Civil Rights Era Echoes Sparks Reflections
A speaker recalls past shortages and barriers, saying the line between then and now blurred as memories of civil rights struggles resurface. The remark frames current events as a reminder of progress and ongoing challenges in social equity.
Lawrence County Bar weighs fourth Common Pleas judge
A majority of Lawrence County Bar Association members voted secretly to recommend adding a fourth judge for the Lawrence County Court of Common Pleas. Of 73 ballots, 63 favored the recommendation and 10 opposed, with the result sent to President Judge Ralph D. Pratt and county commissioners after a fact finding by attorneys Verterano and Solomon.
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Prime Companies to offer wireless services in Lawrence County
Prime Companies Inc of Yuba City won 12 FCC licenses for local multipoint distribution systems in western Pennsylvania. The plan includes cable TV, high speed Internet, data, video conferencing and phone service for business customers with base stations planned in Lawrence County. Initial service anticipated in about 45 days.
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