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| Lessons of the Census |
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| Basic reform of the census is needed, and the time to make these changes is slipping away. |
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| A Falling Homeownership Rate |
By BOB TEDESCHI |
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| A report by the New York Federal Reserve Bank puts the homeownership rate lower than levels indicated by census data. |
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| New York City Growth May Shape Control of State |
By SAM ROBERTS |
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| Because legislative redistricting is population-based and the city is overwhelmingly Democratic, 2009 census estimates suggest that state control may shift even further Democratic. |
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| Reform for the Next Census |
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| The 2010 census is under way and on schedule, but Congress still needs to pass legislation in response to chronic problems that plague census planning. |
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| Urban Greatness Awaits Good Governance |
By AKASH KAPUR |
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| Like much of India, cities in the nation suffer from the legal ambiguity, rampant corruption, political infighting and institutional inertia that block even the most enlightened policies and policy makers. |
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| We Can’t Tell You Why |
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| The Census Bureau is using an overly strict screening process that is flagging everyone with any type of arrest or conviction record. Even false ones. |
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