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State and Territory Associations inactive - 1997 Arizona Communication Association http://www.asu.edu/orgs/aca President: Jerry Buley, Dept of Comm, Arizona State U Main, Box 871205, Tempe AZ 85287-1205; 602-965-7319; jerry.buley@asu.edu Vice Pres: Raul Bautistia, Estrella Mountain Comm Col, 3000 N Dysart Rd, Avondale AZ 85323; 602-935-8922/8083; Raul.Bautista@Blitz.emc.maricopa.edu Secretary: Brigid Sullivan, Dept of Comm, Arizona State U Main, Box 871205; Tempe AZ 85287-1205; 602-962-5261; BrigSul@aol.com Treasurer: unfilled Publications: New Directions in Communication, Jerry Buley, at above address ACA Connect (newsletter), Brigid Sullivan, at above address Conventions: October 22, 1999, ASU Main, Tempe AZ October 20, 2000, ASU Main, Tempe AZ Arkansas Speech Communication Association http://cotton.uamont.edu/~arkcomm/ President: Vicki Thompson, Bentonville HS, 402 Tiger Blvd, Bentonville AR 72712; 501-271-1116; vthompso@bville.nwsc.k12.ar.us First VP: webster@uamont.edu First Vice President Elect: Michael Fisher, Arkansas State U, Box 369 ASU, State U AR 72467; 870-972-3091

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23. Territory, City (ZipCode), Organization PI Name Grant Number = = = = = territory, puerto rico us http://grants1.nih.gov/grants/award/state/fy2001.possess.txt

24. Nursing Spectrum- Career Fitness Online without lowering standards for nurses from puerto rico or foreign in another state or territories of the us or a foreign country, territory, or province. http://community.nursingspectrum.com/MagazineArticles/article.cfm?AID=11794

25. CONSOLIDATED FEDERAL FUNDS REPORT Guam, the Northern Mariana Islands, puerto rico, and the also a table, which provides state, territory, and county of Management and Budget, us Congress, state http://www.census.gov/econ/www/go1300.html

CONSOLIDATED FEDERAL FUNDS REPORT PURPOSE To provide data on Federal government expenditures by state, county, and subcounty area. The United States Code, Titles 13 and 31, and a 1981 designation by the Office of Management and Budget, authorize this program and provide for mandatory responses. Other federal agencies fully fund the Census Bureau's work on this program. COVERAGE Nearly all Federal agencies responsible for financial transactions that can be attributed to a state or U.S. territory are covered. Agencies include departments and independent agencies, and quasi-Federal agencies such as the United States Postal Service (USPS) and Tennessee Valley Authority. Territories include American Samoa, Guam, the Northern Mariana Islands, Puerto Rico, and the Virgin Islands. Expenditures by national security agencies, international transactions, and interest on the national debt are excluded. In fiscal year 1998, direct Federal expenditures that could be attributed to domestic areas totaled $1.5 trillion, direct Federal loans totaled $24 billion, and insurance and loan guarantees amounted to $659 billion. CONTENT Data are obtained on the amount of virtually all Federal expenditures, including grants, loans, direct payments, insurance, procurement, salaries and wages, and other awards (such as price supports and research awards). Data represent actual expenditures (or outlays) with some exceptions. For example, contract amounts may represent obligations, loans and insurance can include cash and contingent liability values, and grants to individuals may reflect benefit commitments. Expenditures are reported by responsible department or agency, and classified by affected program (such as Federal Emergency Management Agency disaster relief grants, or Social Security Administration Black Lung payments).

26. Directory Of Resources For Research On Puerto Rico Subacuática de puerto rico (puerto rico Council of state a claim, and dismissing, without prejudice, certain pendent claims under puerto rico with puerto rico By the us Census http://home.coqui.net/ciales15

Directorio de Recursos para el Estudio de Puerto Rico Directory of Resources for Research on Puerto Rico We are not responsible for the content of these resources - No somos responsables del contenido de los recursos listados Sugerencias - Feedback Agriculture Genealogy Pedro Albizu Campos ... Women Agriculture Agricultural Statistics (1932-1944) Governor's Reports for Puerto Rico in 1932, 1933, 1937, 1940 and 1944. Agriculture During the Great Depression From Federal Writers Project, 1940. Cooperatives From Puerto Rico Reconstruction Administration Annual Report, Year Ended June 30, 1940. Puerto Rico Agricultural Statistics Service Field office of the National Agricultural Statistics Service, United States Department of Agriculture and The Office of Agricultural Statistics, Puerto Rico Department of Agriculture. Puerto Rico Census of Agriculture Tables Percent of farms and of cuerdas by value of sales, selected crops harvested, market value of crops sold, livestock, fish, poultry, and their products, and additional agricultural data from 1993 to 1998 (PDF format), requiring Adobe Acrobat Reader software.

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28. Study Abroad Puerto Rico: Study In San Juan At The University Of Puerto Rico - S San Juan is the oldest city in us territory having been 1903, is the prime university of puerto rico and is accredited by the Middle States Association of http://www.aifsabroad.com/css/sanjuan/sanjuan-location.htm

Quick Links Ask Alumni Newsletter Student Journals Image Galleries ... College Study Abroad Home STUDY ABROAD SAN JUAN Home Program Location Courses Itinerary and Fees ... Apply Online Enrollment Details How to Apply When to Enroll Program Outline Payment Deadlines Financial Aid Scholarships Insurance Passports and Visas Academic Credit Alternate Return Independent Travel Optional Excursions Terms AIFS Go Email this page to a friend! San Juan and the University of Puerto Rico Discovered by Christopher Columbus in 1493, the island of Puerto Rico was ceded to the U.S. in 1898 following the Spanish-American War. A popularly-elected government has been in authority since 1948. Puerto Rico is a typical Caribbean island in many ways, with its lush tropical vegetation, hot climate and beautiful blue seas. Its Spanish Colonial atmosphere is apparent in many aspects of life, language, cuisine and architecture. At the same time it is unique in the Caribbean for its official status as a commonwealth of the U.S., which provides a political and economic infrastructure with which Americans will be familiar. Puerto Rico is one of the most dynamic economies of the Caribbean region. The island is about three times the size of Rhode Island and is located between the Caribbean and the Atlantic Ocean east of the Dominican Republic. The inland terrain is mountainous with sandy beaches along most coastal areas. The temperature varies slightly throughout the year with an average high of 84 degrees F and a low of 73 degrees F. There are two official languages, Spanish and English.

29. FAST-USA-2 (PP2D) US INSTITUTIONS PAPERS puerto rico’s history as a Spanish colony came to an abrupt halt when us troops landed on Spain offered to trade other territory for puerto rico, but the http://www.uta.fi/FAST/US2/PAPS/puertorc.html

Puerto Rico: A U.S. Territory in the Caribbean Marika Koivisto (Spring, 1999) A FAST-US-2 (PP2D) U.S. Institutions Survey Paper FAST Area Studies Program Department of Translation Studies, University of Tampere Puerto Rico is situated some 1,000 miles southeast of Florida at the hub of the Caribbean chain of islands. This American commonwealth is the most easterly and smallest of the four major islands that form the Greater Antilles. The three other are Cuba, Jamaica and Hispaniola (the island shared by Haiti and the Dominican Republic.) Surrounded by the Atlantic Ocean to the north and the Caribbean Sea to the south, Puerto Rico is flanked by a trio of smaller islands, Vieques and Culebra to the east and Mona to the west, which also are its political and geological satellites. The island of Puerto Rico measures approximately 110 miles east to the west and 35 miles north to the south. Thus, it is roughly half the size of the state of New Jersey (Puerto Rico, Borinquen Querida, Roger A. LaBrucherie, 1993). HISTORY Although the Spanish occupation was the decisive factor defining Puerto Rico’s current culture, the island was settled many thousands of years ago by Amerindians. But that culture had disappeared by about AD 600, bringing to an end the island’s historic era of pottery making. Ethnologists’ opinions differ as to whether the tribes were eradicated by new invasions from South America, or succumbed to starvation or plague, or simply evolved into the next culture that dominated Puerto Rico - the Ostinoids.

30. State Energy Program: Case Studies By State Select a state or us territory on the map or published by states or the us Department of http://www.eere.energy.gov/state_energy_program/case_studies_state.cfm

Search Help More Search Options Search EERE Information Center Maryland Local Governments Buy a Large Amount of Wind Power May 19, 2004 State and Utility Clean Energy Programs Chalk Up Successes May 19, 2004 More News Case Studies by State Select a state or U.S. territory on the map or from the pull-down menu below for links to case studies published by states or the U.S. Department of Energy. These case studies examine in depth how a state is approaching a particular energy policy or is promoting the adoption of a specific renewable energy or energy efficiency technology. Or you can browse a list published by DOE's State Energy Program ( SEP case studies Select a State Alabama Alaska American Samoa Arizona Arkansas California Colorado Connecticut Delaware Florida Georgia Guam Hawaii Idaho Illinois Indiana Iowa Kansas Kentucky Louisiana Maine Maryland Massachusetts Michigan Minnesota Mississippi Missouri Montana Nebraska Nevada New Hampshire New Jersey New Mexico New York North Carolina North Dakota Northern Mariana Ohio Oklahoma Oregon Pennsylvania Puerto Rico Rhode Island South Carolina South Dakota Tennessee Texas Utah Vermont Virgin Islands Virginia Washington Washington D.C.

31. PUERTO RICO REPORT: Major Bill Would Get Companies To Send $84b To The States In on CFC profits repatriated from us territories 85100 action on appropriations for the territory was disclosed included huge losses of funds for puerto rico. http://www.puertorico-herald.org/issues/2003/vol7n33/WashUpdate0733-en.shtml

PUERTO RICO HERALD - WASHINGTON UPDATE August 15, 2003 The CFC disinvestment proposal would reduce corporate income tax rates 80 percent in the case of money that companies take out of their CFCs and reinvest in the States during a single six-month period chosen by each company. Establishing a CFC enables a company based in the States to delay federal income taxation of earnings outside the States until the funds are repatriated to the States. Multinational companies based in the States can keep the earnings out of the States and untaxed on a permanent basis. The "Incentives to Reinvest Foreign Earnings in [the] United States" would only apply to earnings now permanently invested outside the States and repatriations in excess of a company’s average repatriation level. The report also states that tax rates would return to their normal levels after the six months period. In fact, Resident Commissioner Anibal Acevedo Vila ("commonwealth"/D) asked to have CFCs in Puerto Rico included when the Senate Finance Committee considered a proposal similar to Thomas’ in May. The Committee then voted 12-6 to do so. Acevedo saw the measure as a step towards the proposal of Governor Sila Calderon ("commonwealth/no national party) and some major companies based in the States with CFCs in Puerto Rico to permanently cut federal income taxes on CFC profits repatriated from U.S. territories 85-100 percent.

32. Bush Targets Puerto Rico - News Satire And Parody By Doug Small territory of the United States. In fact, I think it is my favorite us territory. Not only will our military not attack the great island of puerto rico, as a http://www.thebluebrick.net/bush2.html

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33. Section 731. Territory Included Under Name Puerto Rico us Code as of 01/02/01. Section 731 territory included under name puerto rico The provisions of this waters of those islands; and the name puerto rico, as used http://caselaw.findlaw.com/casecode/uscodes/48/chapters/4/subchapters/i/sections

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35. Libel Defense Resource Center and Wisconsin; and the us territories of puerto rico and the Virgin Islands. And the MLRC study points out, that not all of these state statutes meet even the http://www.ldrc.com/Press_Releases/bull2003-1.html

We are now the Media Law Resource Center (MLRC). New site coming soon! Libel Defense Resource Center, Inc. Home About the LDRC What is Libel? LDRC Staff ... Contact Us Press Release Criminalizing Speech About Reputation: The Legacy of Criminal Libel in the U.S. After Sullivan Garrison Seventeen states and two American territories still have statutes allowing for the prosecution of criminal libel, according to a study released today by the Media Law Resource Center (MLRC). MLRC’s Bulletin 2003: 1 "Criminalizing Speech About Reputation: The Legacy of Criminal Libel in the U.S. After Sullivan & Garrison," shows that while criminal defamation prosecutions are rare – 77 such prosecutions threatened since late 1964 – the cases that are brought are highly selective and used most often as a political weapon. The overwhelming majority of prosecutions – more than 65 percent – involve speech about public officials, public figures or matters of public interest. Law enforcement officers and elected public officials are the most frequent complainants in these prosecutions. MLRC’s study was spurred by the 2002 criminal libel conviction of an alternative political newspaper

36. A New Low For The U.S. Constitution? rico s sovereign status given the inconsistent application of the territory Clause of the us constitution where puerto rico has jurisdiction http://epsilon3.georgetown.edu/~coventrm/asa2001/panel10/

Multiple Publics/Civic Voices: Online Panel Discussions Saturday, November 10, 10:00-11:45 am Roundtable A New Low for the U.S. Constitution?: Rice v. Cayetano and the 14th and 15th Amendments in relation to Native America, Hawai`i, Puerto Rico, Guam, and American Samoa abstract web board discussion post a comment Participants J. Kehaulani Kauanui, Chair Assistant Professor of Anthropology and American Studies Wesleyan University Vicente M. Diaz Assistant Professor of American Cultures University of Michigan, Ann Arbor Joanne Barker Assistant Professor of Native American Studies University of California, Davis Marvette Perez Curator in the Division of Cultural History National Museum of American History Smithsonian Institution Abstract This roundtable discussion proposes to take up the implications of the U.S. Supreme Court ruling in Rice v. Cayetano On behalf of the Respondent, Hawai`i's Governor Benjamin Cayetano, the state argued that the OHA's limitation on the right to vote was not based upon race but the unique status of Hawaiian people and that the classification met rational basis review under Morton v. Mancari because the state and federal government have a "special relationship"-trust and obligation-to "native Hawaiians" that is analogous to the federal government's relationship with American Indian tribes. Hence, the limitation on the right to vote for the OHA trustees is based on a legal classification determined by those who constitute the beneficiaries of the trust managed by that Office. However, the state obligations to Hawai`i's indigenous people were not sufficient to convince the Supreme Court of the unique political situation of Hawaiian people that justified the exclusive OHA elections process.

37. Encyclopedia: Politics Of Puerto Rico puerto rico is a United States territory given special commonwealth status. of puerto rico; Governor; Resident Commissioner (us House); puerto rico House of http://www.nationmaster.com/encyclopedia/Politics-of-Puerto-Rico

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38. . About . puerto rico remains an unincorporated us territory, it exercises Caribbean Europe Center, San Juan, puerto rico, Executive Director 1995 at the EUus Summit in http://www.universia.pr/virtualcongress/foco.html

39. H-Net Review: Bartholomew H. Sparrow On Christina Duffy Burnett And Burke Marsha us government and American studies. Unfortunately, puerto rico and the other territories have been nearly invisible to us citizens of the states, a situation http://www.h-net.org/reviews/showrev.cgi?path=286691014220306

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State Governments of the United States Welcome to the Internet School Library Media Center page of the states. You will find links to the home pages of each state government, plus U. S. territories and dependencies. The ISLMC is a preview site for librarians, teachers, parents and students. You can search this site, use an index or sitemap . Links updated 8/6/00 The States : General Links Individual States U. S. Cities The States : General Links States and Capitals Quick facts as capitals, state flowers, state songs of the states. State and Local Governments From Library of Congress. General information and by individual states. [Back to Top] Individual States State of Alabama Home Page State of Alaska Home Page State of Arizona Home Page State of Arkansas Home Page ... [Back to Top] United States Dependencies and Territories Washington, DC (District of Columbia) U.S. Virgin Islands Guam Federated States of Micronesia ... Wake Island For Other Island Links See: Internet Links to the Islands [Back to Top] U. S. Cities American FactFinder Census and demographic data; create your own maps; quick facts;

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