Sampling urged for fair census under Bush administration
Civil rights groups push George W. Bush to embrace statistical sampling in the census to draw fair district lines. They argue sampling is scientifically valid and cheaper, helping minority communities and reducing undercounts that affected African Americans and other groups in prior counts.
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U N Afghan ultimatum urges action against terrorists
The United Nations warned Afghanistan it has 30 days to cooperate in locating Osama bin Laden and other terrorists or face sanctions chiefly targeting Taliban leaders. Sanctions include travel bans, arms sales bans, ousted international advisers, and asset freezes, with Taliban camps barred to avoid measures.
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Walter Grunfeld Joyce Club member remembered for humility
Walter Grunfeld, longtime Syracuse newspaper man and early member of the Syracuse James Joyce Club, died Saturday. He was known for humility and kindness, enjoyed the Joyce readings and Bloomsday marathons, and inspired fellow members with his curiosity about Leopold Bloom and Joyce’s work.
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Nostalgia stores and barren malls shake up Manlius plan
John J. Touhette writes from Manlius about three malls with one growth plan funded partly by public aid and partly by private sources. He questions public support for a developer to undercut private competition and asks what retail will look like by 2030, including whether the public will back an aging Carousel mall or seek new investment.
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Expansion of Carousel Mall Promises Jobs and Visitors
Toolee Lor from Syracuse argues expanding Carousel mall will boost town activity, draw shoppers, and create many stores near the freeway. The project will cost much and take years, but teens’ shopping habits may grow, and the expansion could attract significant increases in people and employment.
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