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 		|  Census Arguments Made, But Panel Raises Doubts About Counting LDS Missionaries |  
 		| A three judge panel in Salt Lake City heard 
arguments Wednesday from the state of Utah, the US Census Bureau and the 
state of North Carolina over the count of overseas US citizens in the 2000 
census. But the court made clear that it was not inclined to include LDS 
missionaries in the count. And while Utah then argued that federal employees 
living abroad should then also not be included in the census, the Bureau and 
North Carolina vigorously disagreed. |  
 	  
  
  
 		|  Huntsman Named Ambassador and US Deputy Trade Representative |  
 		| US President George W. Bush has named Jon Huntsman 
Jr. a US Deputy Trade Representative, an ambassadorial rank, with 
responsibility for trade with Asia. The appointment ends months of 
speculation about Huntsman, a strong Bush supporter and significant 
Republican donor, including reports that he would be named Ambassador 
to China. |  
 	  
 
  
 		|  Utah Calls on Houston for Porn Problem |  
 		| Paula J. Houston, the "Obscenity and 
Pornography Complaints Ombudsman" for the state of Utah, is in the 
news again. If the early fascination with her new position provides 
any indication, she'd better get used to the limelight. Mormon News 
first reported on Houston and her new position on March 9th and this 
article is a follow-up. As reported earlier, Houston is a member of 
the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and is also a 
returned missionary for the Church, having served 18 months in New 
Zealand. |  
 	  
 
  
Other Political News 
  
 		| Liquor Laws Limited Hatch Too |  
 		| WASHINGTON, DC -- Political columnist Mark Shields says that when he 
asked Utah Senator Orrin Hatch why he finished last in the polls 
during his bid for the presidential nomination last year, Hatch 
blamed his loss on a lack of cash. The lack of cash, he said was due 
to liquor. "Do you think it's easy raising money in a state where 
everybody is sober?" Hatch said, according to Shields. |  
        Arm-twisting not just for lobbyists
  Toledo OH Blade 26Mar01 T2
  By Fritz Wenzel |  
 	  
  
 
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