Census and You: August 1997
Census and You: August 1997
Report Number: Volume 32, No. 8
Monthly News From the U.S. Bureau of the Census
Inside this issue:
- Kids First and Foremost
- OMB Asks for Comments on Race and Ethnic Classifications
- Race and Hispanic Origin Questions for the Census 2000 Dress Rehearsal
- One Fifth Of Householders Are Elderly
- New Catalog and Guide
- Hard-Working Students
- Schedule a Special Census – But Don’t Wait!
- A Fresh Coat of Paint
- Topping the 10 Million Mark
- Census 2000 Partnership Briefings
- Top Counties in Direct Federal Expenditures
- Correction to State Figures
- America’s Households and Householders
- U.S. Statistics At A Glance
- Census Bureau Gives Report to Congress on Sampling, Other Census 2000 Issues
Others in Series
Publication
Census and You: June 1997
Monthly news from the Census Bureau, including: Women-Owned Firms, Census 2000 Subjects, New Economic Classifications, and Profile of Foreign Born.
Publication
Census and You: July 1997
Monthly news from the Census Bureau, including: Black Population, Race and Ethnic Test, Immigrants From Mexico and Canada, Income and Poverty, and Landlords.
Publication
Census and You: September 1997
Monthly news from the Census Bureau, including: Subfamilies, Unemployed Less Likely to Have Had an Education, and Fastest-Growing Counties in Each State.
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