I want to spend most of my time talking about Census 2000. And then, bring you up to date on President Clinton's effort to get the green light from Congress to bring China into the World Trade Organization. Don't throw it out. It's not junk mail. It asks just seven questions, the shortest form in 180 years It asks for less information than is on your driver's license form.
People can use the mail, or the Internet to send short forms back.
I am proud to announce that I plan to use the Internet. I am technically challenged, but I'm told it should take only about 5 minutes to do it. One out of every six households will get the long version. It asks questions on 34 subjects like education, and ancestry, and employment. Of those received, nearly 10,000 came via the Internet.