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Statistical Issues in Allocating Funds by Formula Appendix E Participants in Panel Workshops and Meetings Dawn Kimberly Aldridge, Office of Analysis, Nutrition, and Evaluation Charles Alexander, U.S. Census Bureau Susan Binder, Federal Highway Administration Paul S. Brown, U.S. Department of Education John Czajka, Mathematica Policy Research, Inc. Thomas Fanning, New York State Health Department Jerry Fastrup, U.S. General Accounting Office Gregory Frane, U.S. Department of Education Marcia Howard, Federal Funds Information for States James Kadamus, New York State Department of Education Daniel Kasprzyk, National Center for Education Statistics Sean Keenan, Finance Canada, Equalization and Policy Development Jerry Keffer, U.S. Census Bureau Cindy Long, Food and Nutrition Service David McMillen, U.S. House of Representatives Daniel Melnick, Consultant, Committee on National Statistics Tim Ransdell, California Institute for Federal Policy Research Wayne Riddle, Library of Congress Marjorie Siegel, U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development William Sonnenberg, National Center for Education Statistics Felizardo B. Suzara, United Nations Statistics Division Cynthia Taeuber, University of Maryland, Baltimore County Karen Wheeless, U.S. Census Bureau Albert Woodward, Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration

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