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A group of U.S. Census Bureau employees will visit Wilson Elementary School in Costa Mesa today in an outreach effort.
The team will be stationed on campus in its Census Road Tour motor home from 7:30 to 9:30 a.m., passing out magnets and fliers and showing videos describing the census process. City officials are also working to urge residents, especially those who do not speak English, to participate in Census 2000.
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