FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 6, 2002
Mark Tolbert III CB02-CR.22
Public Information Office
(301) 763-3691/457-3620 (fax)
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e-mail: <2000usa@census.gov> Press Kit
**CENSUS BUREAU MEDIA ADVISORY**
Census Bureau Director to Unveil National Survey's
Findings for New England
Home Values, Income, Commute Times, Education and Child Poverty
What: Census Bureau Director C. Louis Kincannon will brief reporters on
the new 2001 Supplementary Survey data for the United States,
Massachusetts, Maine, Vermont, New Hampshire and Rhode Island. The
data include changes between 2000 and 2001 in home values, income,
travel time to work, education and child poverty. The survey is a
forerunner of the nationwide American Community Survey, which will
replace the census long form by 2010. Community leaders can use
these data to plan and evaluate public programs such as new roads,
public transportation, housing and day care centers.
When: Tuesday, Dec. 10, 2002, at 12:00 p.m. EST
Who: C. Louis Kincannon, director of the U.S. Census Bureau
William Francis Galvin, the secretary of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Arthur G. Dukakis, regional director, Boston Regional Office, U.S. Census Bureau
Where: Commonwealth of Massachusetts Beacon Hill State House
Beacon Street
Secretary of State Conference Room #116
Boston, Massachusetts
For more information about this event, contact the Census Bureau's
Public Information Office, Decennial Media Relations Section, on (301) 763-3691.
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