Word: affectations
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Dates: during 1980-1980
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However, Rice said she disagreed with Green's statement that a decrease in the total size of the Class of '84 may disproportionately affect blacks...
...different levels. "It's foolish to talk about institutions of post-secondary education" without thinking about the sources of those institution's students", Hufstedler says with conviction. "One addresses the issues, therefore, not simply in isolation but as a part of the full set of issues and problems that affect American education at all levels...
...importance of the final tabulations made by the U.S. Census Bureau. When the results are sent to the President at the start of next year, as the law requires, the shifts in population will determine which states gain and lose seats in the House of Representatives, and they could affect the redistricting of state legislatures and even county and city councils. The census findings are the basis for allocating more than $50 billion in federal funds to states and localities. They provide source material for business and industry about the changing composition and needs of the national marketplace. With...
...certain to answer questions about their incomes less than candidly: those citizens who do not report their full earnings to the tax collector. The blossoming of America's underground economy means that a lot of income is not going to be accounted for. Admits Levine: "All this does affect the quality of the census. There's no doubt about it." Those who lie or refuse to complete the form could be fined...
...strategy paid off just in time for Kennedy. Pointing to California, Pennsylvania, Ohio and New Jersey as must states, Orren predicted the race would probably go down to the last primaries. Outside factors--especially cross-over voting for Rep. John Anderson (R-Ill.) might affect tomorrow's voting in Wisconsin. But by the time the race reaches Pennsylvania, it should be a "showdown," he said...