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HeadlinesBush Signs Iowa Tax CutPresident Bush on Monday signed into law a $146 billion tax cut bill in this up-for-grabs state, one month before the hotly contested election that pits him against Democrat John Kerry.Kerry Leads Arizona Hispanics, But Undecideds UpA substantial majority of Arizona Hispanics support John Kerry over President Bush, but a growing number are undecided, a new poll says.Cowboys Agree to Seek Minority ContractorsThe Dallas Cowboys have agreed to make a "good faith" effort to ensure participation by minority- and women-owned businesses in every aspect of the team's proposed stadium.Federal Contracts to Small-biz Not EnoughDespite an unprecedented growth in federal procurement, the number of contracts awarded to small businesses did not increase.Michigan Hispanic Chamber of Commerce Launches Search for New Executive DirectorThe Michigan Hispanic Chamber of Commerce (MHCC), the state's leading Hispanic business advocacy organization, today launched a national search for a new Executive Director.TROPICAL NIGHTS: Celebs Strut the Catwalk in Hot New ThreadsThe full-scale fashion show, "Vogue Colecciones," was enjoyed by over 500 VIPs who were treated to dinner and dancing with blond bombshell and purported Ricky Martin squeeze Rebecca de Alba as emcee.Massive Latino March in California Against Border PatrolA protest march more than a thousand people strong descended on this town on the U.S.-Mexican border Saturday to demand an end to the U.S. Border Patrol's Operation Guardian.Real Estate Convention to Focus on Hispanic HomeownershipThe National Association of Hispanic Real Estate Professionals is holding their annual convention in Denver this weekend, as the city reflects the dramatic growth of the Latino marketplace.Circ. Auditing Begins For Hispanic Community PapersGemstone Communications Wednesday announced plans for a national audit of Hispanic community newspapers in the U.S.Telemundo Sets Sights on the Young and the BilingualTelemundo plans to pour money and manpower into its entertainment cable channel, mun2, as the competition for young, bilingual Hispanic TV viewers intensifies.From the current issue of Hispanic Business Magazine...
Hispanic Household IncomeHispantelligence reports the distribution of Hispanic household income across selected areas.NCLR's EvolutionThe nation's largest Hispanic rights advocacy group takes steps in a new direction.
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