MCT Graphics final advisory for Monday, October 9, 2006.

Publication: Bismarck Tribune (Bismarck, ND)

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COPYRIGHT 2006 The Bismarck Tribune

final advisory for Monday, October 9, 2006

MCT Graphics

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20061009 Ecoli update, By 7pm

2 col x 5.5 in / 96x140 mm / 327x475 pixels

Size may change. Check advisory for update. Updated chronology of events in the E. coli contamination of spinach to include lettuce and ground beef; includes map locating states where E. coli contamination has been found.

DIVERSITY (YOUTH)

200601009 US gas prices, By 630pm

1 col x 3 in / 47x76 mm / 160x259 pixels

Two-year trend in U.S. gasoline prices, updated weekly.

20061006 US population, Posted

4 col x 8 in / 196x203 mm / 667x691 pixels

Graphic showing U.S. population will reach 300 million this year; includes population growth since 1900 and a comparison of prices, population trends and demographics between 1915, 1967 and 2006. Contributed by the Chicago Tribune.

DIVERSITY (HISPANIC)

20061006 Squirrels, Posted

2 col x 7 in / 96x178 mm / 327x605 pixels

A comparison of Eastern gray squirrels and North American red squirrels; the hoarding behaviors of each squirrel has different influences on forest regeneration.

DIVERSITY (YOUTH)

20061005 NE US climate, Posted

2 col x 3.25 in / 96x83 mm / 327x281 pixels

Map of the Northeast U.S. showing how global warming could impact annual temperatures in the next 50 years.

DIVERSITY (YOUTH)

20061004 FOLEY timeline, Posted

2 col x 21 in / 96x533 mm / 327x1814 pixels

Timeline of events in the Mark Foley affair; Rep. Foley, R-Fla., resigned his seat in Congress amid scandal involving his questionable behavior involving House pages. Contributed by the Chicago Tribune.

STORY: FOLEY, by McClatchy

20061004 FOLEY pages, Posted

3 col x 4.5 in / 146x114 mm / 497x389 pixels

Facts about the U.S. congressional page program, both House and Senate.

STORY: FOLEY,...

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