QUOTE OF THE DAY "The fine for census non-compliance has never been enforced during the entire history of the census." -- Robert D. Clair [yes, that is the name given] www.census.gov ======================= Digest of astonishing statements that build faith, inspire action, instill repentance, stir deep reflection, awaken the sleepyhead giants of Zion. http://www.GreaterThings.com/Wisdom/Quote/ and http://www.GreaterThings.com/Editorial/census.htm Becoming Tool for Socialist State Building ----- Original Message ----- From: <webmaster@census.gov> To: <sterlingda@greaterthings.com> Sent: Friday, March 17, 2000 10:05 AM Subject: [WEB2000031300000054] Re: [Q] 1990 fine collection? Message was garbled, however going by the Subject Line, let me just say that the fine for census non-compliance has never been enforced during the entire history of the census. RC- From: <agentreply@imc.it.census.gov> AT SMTP-GATEWAY on 03/13/2000 08:27 AM To: Robert D Clair/MSO/HQ/BOC cc: Subject: [WEB200003130000005454843] [Q] 1990 fine collection? ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---- Sender : sterlingda@greaterthings.com Tracking Number : WEB200003130000005454843 Pool : Webmaster Sent to : <lookup@census.gov> (LOOKUP Support Crew) Date : 3/13/00 8:35 AM --- ### LOOKUP feedback: ### Sterling Allan <sterlingda@greaterthings.com> submitted the following: ------------------------------------------------------------ Could you please provide me with statistical information or estimated statics on how often the $100 fine was collected in 1990 for those instances in which census questions were left unanswered, though the primary head-count information was given? Thanks ------------------------------------------------------------ HTTP server name: venus.census.gov Browser type: Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 5.01; Windows 98) Referer URL: http://venus.census.gov/cdrom/doc/lookup