2000 Census Plans Stoking Political Debate in Congress
Washington AP reports a House Republican urges spending more to hire at least 100,000 to count Americans individually. Democrats push sampling for federal aid, redistricting, and accurate tallies, risking court challenges and a Clinton veto if blocked.
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Baltimore to double-team homicides in crime plan
Baltimore officials restructure homicide work to cut a fourfold higher murder rate than New York City. Homicide detectives will focus on targeted city areas, partner with district lieutenants, and be overseen by a top commander to boost efficiency in troubled neighborhoods.
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Baltimore Council drops copied graphics from site expansion
Baltimore officials removed a purple and yellow display after discovering the city site reused graphics owned by Jase Software Inc. The council hired a contractor to develop the site for 9713 dollars and expanded its Webcast capabilities, while Jase sought removal of the copyrighted elements.
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