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 [Census and redistricting plan] Original Airdate: 12/27/1990 Length: 00:03:46 Item Type: newstape - edited story master Go to full description for this item. Description : Abstract David Boeri reports that the state of Massachusetts has lost a seat in the US House of Representatives because of a decline in the population according to the 1990 census. Boeri notes that Ray Flynn (Mayor of Boston ) and others are calling for a recount because they believe that the census undercounts urban residents. Boeri's report is accompanied by footage of census workers going from door to door. Boeri reports on speculation that Joe Early (US Congressman) may retire and on speculation that a redistricting plan would force congressmen Chester Atkins and Barney Frank to run against one another. Boeri's report is accompanied by a photo of Early and by footage of Atkins and Frank. Boeri reports that William Weld (governor of Massachusetts) has proposed a redistricting plan under which the city of Boston is represented by one congressman. Boeri's report includes footage from an interview with Peter Forman (state representative). Forman says that suburban areas are unfairly represented and that the city of Boston would represent a "minority seat." Boeri interviews Jim Brett (state represtentative). Brett discusses options for possible redistricting plans. Boeri's report is accompanied by footage of Weld. Boeri reports that the proposal to limit Boston to one Congressional seat will probably fail. Contributor : Reporter David Boeri
Subject : Keywords Election law State governments Subject : Personal Names Atkins, Chester Boeri, David Brett, James Early, Joseph Flynn, Raymond Forman, Peter Frank, Barney Heckler, Margaret Kennedy, Joseph Weld, William Subject : Corporate Names (Organization names) Massachusetts State Legislature Type : Genre News - Television |
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