Alexander Maclean, Cronkite News Service//December 2, 2009//

LAVEEN – Adequate federal funding for broadband Internet, water systems, law enforcement and other areas vital to rural Arizona depends on residents participating fully in the upcoming U.S. census, Secretary...

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