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Mississippi: Be Counted!
The U.S. Constitution requires a national census once every 10 years, and Census 2010 is quickly approaching. The entire process will create hundreds of thousands of temporary jobs, and Census data will be used to determine critical items, including the amount of federal funding Mississippi receives to support services for our citizens. That's why we need your help, Mississippi. Take a moment to familiarize yourself with the Census process and, most importantly, be counted!
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- FL prepares for Census 2010
- Job hunters find work at local Census bureau...
- Third time's the charm... or is it? Locke nominate...
- Sun Herald: Census workers needed
- Illegal immigrants will be included in census coun...
- Census stakes are high
- Census: Now hiring
- No Census director as 2010 count nears...
- Confessions of a Census meddler...
- Friday's news roundup
- Mississippi Congressman to serve on Census Task Force
- Thursday's roundup
- Gregg withdraws nomination for Commerce Chief
- Possible legal recourse?
- Opposing views on the Census
- A New Portrait of America
- February Newsletter from the Census
- Deal-makin'
- Stimulating the Census
- Census Feature: African American homeownership in MS
- No concensus on the Census
- Why does Obama want control of the Census? The WSJ...
- "The Census"
- 'Census-sational' news roundup
- White House control over US Census worries Utah
- Are you ready for a Census fight, Chicago style?
- Gregg mum on Census Bureau
- The NY Times asks, what about the Census?
- White House to bypass Commerce on Census?
- Greenwood prepares for Census
- The Census - sampling vs. headcount
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