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WASHINGTON - Four states - Texas, Florida, Georgia and Arizona - will gain two seats each in the U.S. House of Representatives as a result of the new population numbers released by the Census Bureau Thursday. The biggest losers are New York and Pennsylvania, each giving up two seats.
WASHINGTON - Four states - Texas, Florida, Georgia and Arizona - will gain two seats each in the U.S. House of Representatives as a result of the new population numbers released by the Census Bureau Thursday. The biggest losers are New York and Pennsylvania, each giving up two seats.
Myron Thomas graduated from college, packed his bags and moved halfway across the country from Nebraska to take a job with Microsoft. The work was great and the area had much to offer. He even liked the weather.
WASHINGTON - Nevada, Arizona and Colorado top the list of the country's fastest-growing states the past year, Census Bureau estimates show. States in the Midwest and along the East Coast lagged behind the rest of the nation.
WASHINGTON - Nevada, Arizona and Colorado top the list of the country's fastest-growing states the past year, Census Bureau estimates show. States in the Midwest and along the East Coast lagged behind the rest of the nation.
Myron Thomas graduated from college, packed his bags and moved halfway across the country from Nebraska to take a job with Microsoft. The work was great and the area had much to offer. He even liked the weather.
The next release of 2000 U.S. Census data in March will include population, race and ethnicity numbers broken down to the local level.
The next release of 2000 U.S. Census data in March will include population, race and ethnicity numbers broken down to the local level.
Olga Griswold finishes her coffee and steps out of the cafe at 8:30 a.m., checking the sky. It's misty in that not-quite-rainy, not-quite-dry weather familiar to Western Washington.
WASHINGTON - The United States' largest cities grew nearly twice as fast in the 1990s as in the 1980s, with three out of every four urban centers gaining population, analysis of the latest census figures shows.
Olga Griswold finishes her coffee and steps out of the cafe at 8:30 a.m., checking the sky. It's misty in that not-quite-rainy, not-quite-dry weather familiar to Western Washington.
WASHINGTON - The United States' largest cities grew nearly twice as fast in the 1990s as in the 1980s, with three out of every four urban centers gaining population, analysis of the latest census figures shows.
Are Washington taxpayers so heavily taxed that they rank fifth in the nation, as Initiative 747 sponsor Tim Eyman claims?
The new census brought as much confusion as clarity to the American Indian count.
Charles Mottley's family has been living on a farm near Boonville, Ind., since before the Civil War, but not for much longer.
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