Census 2000 shifts to stats as data is processed
With 314 000 households surveyed, Census Bureau statisticians will validate accuracy and demographers will seek trends. The results will influence federal spending and political power distribution. Officials tout a dramatic shift in the nation's racial makeup and confirm results by Dec 31 for House apportionment.
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Census Bureau
America
Kenneth Prewitt
Prewitt
Hialeah
Fla
Miller
Los Angeles
Remaining key dates for Census 2000 overview
Dec 31 delivery of actual head count data to President Clinton for reapportionment. Feb 2001 decision on releasing sampled results by Commerce or Census Bureau. Apr 1 2001 release date if approved. states may use sampled count for redrawing boundaries. Source: U.S. Census Bureau
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Commerce Or
Census Bureau
Collectors seek MLK Reagan and Truman on coins
A national survey by Littleton Coin Co. asks 1,940 collectors to name candidates for U S circulating coinage. MLK tops, with 3,915 nominations across 33 presidents and diverse figures from astronauts to artists. Senate panel debate and legal limits shape potential changes.
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Sundman
Banking Committee
Babe Ruth
Jim Thorpe
Michael Jordan
Mark McGwire
Douglas MacArthur
Robert E. Lee
George Patton
Audie Murphy
Microsoft
Bill Gates
Coin Redesign Face Off Top 20 Nominees
Littleton Coin Co lists 298 total suggestions for coins including MLK Reagan Truman Glenn Roosevelt Graham Armstrong Einstein Wayne Presley Hope MacArthur Edison Clinton Mother Teresa Carter Roosevelt Salk Ruth Nixon Lee Sitting Bull Parks McAuliffe The Three Stooges Custer plus others. Top 20 feature MLK Reagan Truman Glenn Roosevelt Graham Armstrong Einstein Wayne Presley Hope MacArthur Edison Clinton Mother Teresa Carter Roosevelt Salk Ruth Nixon. Jesus Christ and Rosa Parks noted among other names.
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Jonas Salk
Babe Ruth
Richard Nixon
Jesus Christ
Robert E. Lee
Bonnie and Clyde
Sonny Bono
Cher
Bugs Bunny
Elmer Fudd
Walter Cronkite
Ghandi
O.J. Simpson
the Beatles
Littleton Coin Co
Gramm Seeks Refresh of U S Coins and Currency
U S Senator Phil Gramm, head of the Banking Committee, argues U S coins and currency look crummy and should be redesigned. He invites experts and hobbyists to discuss better designs, noting Roosevelt era ideals and the Sacagawea program as steps toward improvement.
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Senate Banking, Housing and Urban Affairs Committee
Texas Republican
United States
Theodore Roosevelt
Reagan
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