Hi folks!
I thought I'd better help spread the word that the U.S. census bureau is
seeking input for questions non-federal users may need on the next census.
This specifically includes academics. Details follow.
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Bill Haller \/ University Center for Social
Department of Sociology /\ and Urban Research (UCSUR)
University of Pittsburgh \/ 121 University Place, 6th floor
email: wxhst3+@pitt.edu.us /\ Pittsburgh, PA 15213-9972
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Date: Tue, 3 Jan 1995 20:02:05 -0500
From: Bob Hammond <Bob.Hammond+@Census.GOV>
To: ace-mg@esusda.gov, admin-list@Census.GOV,
gweos.geoweb.iug.ces@Census.GOV
Subject: census advisory
please forward this to mailing lists and newsgroups
that might have an interest. thanks.
would anyone like to see the questionnaire as a web form
or as ascii text via email? if 'yes', please express your
desire to those named below.
bob h
From: owner-press-release@Census.GOV
Subject: Census Advisory, Needs of Non-Federal Data Users (12/29/94)
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Public Information Office CB94-211
301-457-2794
301-457-4067 (TTD)
Gloria Porter
301-457-4030
CENSUS ADVISORY
The Commerce Department's Census Bureau is seeking
information from non-Federal users of decennial census data about
the questions to be asked in the 2000 census. To obtain this
information, the Bureau is conducting the Survey of Census Needs
of Non-Federal Data Users. The survey process will run through
mid-March of 1995, and is intended for state, local, and tribal
governments; ethnic and community organizations; the business
sector; academic researchers; and the general public.
To obtain a survey form, contact Gloria Porter or Doug Lee,
Bureau of the Census, Room 3555/3, Washington, DC 20233-2000;
301-457-4030; fax, 301-457-3768; or email, dlee@info.census.gov.
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December 29, 1994