| What: |
U.S. Census Bureau and Cheyenne River
Reservation officials will announce the winners
of an art contest promoting the 2006 Census Test,
which began field activities this year. The Census
Bureau will use the grand-prize winning artwork
to create posters based on the two contest themes:
“Everybody Counts” and “Respect
Privacy.” The grand-prize winners of the contest,
open to K-12 students, will be presented with U.S.
savings bonds and other prizes at the public awards
ceremony. This art contest is part of 2006 Census
Test activities designed to improve the accuracy
and completeness of the 2010 Census. The 2006 Census
Test will be used to evaluate methods for counting
American Indians nationwide during the decennial
census. |
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| When: |
Tuesday, Nov. 15, at 4 p.m. MST |
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| Who: |
Harold C. Frazier, tribal chairman, Cheyenne River
Sioux Tribe
Donald Loudner, vice chair, Census Advisory Committee
on the
American Indian and
Alaska Native Populations
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| Where: |
Cheyenne River Reservation
Census Field Office
Teton Mall (Highway 212 and Main Street)
Eagle Butte, S.D. 57625 |
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