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Census Estimates U.S. Population As High As 336 Million Ahead Of Actual Count By Hansi Lo Wang  December 15, 2020 Updated at 2:46 p.m. ET It’s still not clear when the Census Bureau will release the first results from the 2020 census. But when it does, the bureau estimates the count may show that the U.S. population has grown by as much as 8.7% since the 2010 census, which produced a count of 308.7 million people. According to the bureau’s Demographic Analysis estimates released Tuesday, t...

Steven Adams | Tribune-Review   TribLIVEs Daily and Weekly email newsletters deliver the news you want and information you need, right to your inbox. As populations across Pennsylvania increased over the past 10 years, Westmoreland and Allegheny counties have seen the opposite effect. New data from the American Community Survey shows that from 2010-19, Westmoreland County lost more than 16,000 people with the population of Allegheny County dropping by about 7,500. Those numbers aren’t neces...

Councilman Jerry Fleshner Carroll City Councilman Jerry Fleshner will continue to serve as mayor pro tem — the vice president of the City Council and at times acting mayor — under an appointment by Mayor Eric Jensen. Fleshner, a Carroll pharmacist and at-large councilman who represents the full city on the council, currently is mayor pro tem. Jensen was set to announce the decision for the coming year, which is his alone, and discuss at it Monday’s regular Carroll City Council se...

Who in 2013 was working in the prison tailor shop. there, he befriended mitchell, the prison seamstress. eric jensen also worked in the tailor shop with the fugitives and joyce mitchell. david sweat was jensens supervisor. jensen said many believe sweat was having a sexual relationship with mitchel. >> she used to keep them back from the mess hall when we would come back from the mess hall for lunch, and she would keep him there and he would eat all kinds of chicken and other meals. that i remem...

He worked in the tailor shop with both fugitives, and described matt as crazy. >> to chop somebody up into pieces, and, you know, put him into plastic bags and throw him in different parts of a river -- in my book, thats kind of crazy. its weird the aura you get from talking to somebody -- when you talk to somebody -- like, you could look at richs eyes and you wouldnt see anything behind them. >> blank stare? >> they would be like a blank stare, yeah. >> that was creepy, i would imagine. >> it w...

He testified against him, and in a phone interview with anderson cooper called matt evil. >> if you wanted to take a picture of the devil, thats the face that you would see. >> bates remembers matt shoving a knife sharpener in his victims ear and breaking his fingers before killing him. >> i have seen him kill. he did kill mr. rickerson, his old boss, in my presence. in a fit of rage, he reached into the car, grabbed mr. rickerson by his head and snapped his neck in front of me. >> matt worked f...

A phone interview with anderson cooper called matt evil. >> if you wanted to take a picture of the devil, thats the face that you would see. >> bates remembers matt shoving a knife sharpener in his victims ear and breaking his fingers before killing him. >> i have seen him kill. he did kill mr. rickerson, his old boss, in my presence. in a fit of rage, he reached into the car, grabbed mr. rickerson by his head and snapped his neck in front of me. >> matt worked for rickerson and was fired for po...

She was overly friendly. >> reporter: joyce was particularly friendly with the cop-killer david sweat. >> good worker? >> very good worker. >> reporter: sweat had been promoted to, "instructor," teaching inmates how to sew. which landed him the top prison wage, 40 cents an hour. the position also put him in a close professional relationship with joyce. then she allowed their relationship to become personal. she says that was natural. >> when youre workin with your instructor, its like your right...

Chit-chat between civilians and inmates. >> nobody comes up and says, times up? >> you can talk five minutes, you can talk ten minutes. it really doesnt matter. >> so the conversations between you and some of the inmates went beyond teaching them how to make clothes. you talked to them about their lives? >> yes. >> and their families? >> yes. >> and the things they were interested in? or not interested in? >> yes. i guess i was more relaxed around them, knowing a little bit about them. >> she wa...

Unexpectedly. like a titanic gray fortress. with its high walls, armed sentries and grim watch towers. clinton correctional facility radiates austerity. maximum security. >> it was like a dungeon. >> for most of its 3,000 prisoners like eric jensen, entering clinton correctional facility was like entering hell. >> when you first go in there through the gates, you come through on the bus, and the gates shut behind you and you just look up and can you see like the walls surrounding you and you fee...