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Officials said relying extensively on administrative records would raise costs and take more time than the agency now has.
For various reasons some Members of Congress and others oppose sampling, which the Census Bureau says would be more accurate and less costly than the traditional methods. Additionally, sampling twice has been ruled illegal. These rulings have been appealed and the Supreme Court heard arguments on sampling's legality on November 30. Justices are expected to rule on the issue...s by July 1999. The cases are Department of Commerce vs. House of Representatives, No. 98- 404, and Clinton vs. Glavin, No. 98-564. (Gribbin, August. "Census officials see problems with suggestion to use files," The Washington Times, November 24, 1998, A4.) December Annual Report on Declassification Identifies Lingering Problems At the end of August, the Information Security Office released its annual report for FY 1997 concerning its implementation of Executive Order 12958 on national security policy and declassification of government records.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Officials said relying extensively on administrative records would raise costs and take more time than the agency now has.
For various reasons some Members of Congress and others oppose sampling, which the Census Bureau says would be more accurate and less costly than the traditional methods. Additionally, sampling twice has been ruled illegal. These rulings have been appealed and the Supreme Court heard arguments on sampling's legality on November 30. Justices are expected to rule on the issue...s by July 1999. The cases are Department of Commerce vs. House of Representatives, No. 98- 404, and Clinton vs. Glavin, No. 98-564. (Gribbin, August. "Census officials see problems with suggestion to use files," The Washington Times, November 24, 1998, A4.) December Annual Report on Declassification Identifies Lingering Problems At the end of August, the Information Security Office released its annual report for FY 1997 concerning its implementation of Executive Order 12958 on national security policy and declassification of government records.
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