CURRENT POPULATION Subject REPORTS Special Studies Index to Series P-23 No. 109 CURRENT U.S. Department of Commerce POPULATION BUREAU OF THE CENSUS REPORTS: December 1980 THE LIBRAE OF. THE rev CURRENT P OPULATION REPORTS Special S tudies Series P-23 No. 109 Subject I ndéx to CURRENT POPULATION REPORTS: December 1 980 Issued S eptember 1981 A s º, vºy - * res of U.S. D epartment of Commerce Malcolm Baldrige, Secretary Joseph B. Wright, Jr., Deputy Secretary Robert G. Dederick, Assistant Secretary for Economic Affairs BUREAUF O THE CENSUS Daniel B. Levine, Acting Director BUREAUF O THE CENSUS Daniel B. Levine, Acting Director Meyer Zitter, Acting Associate Director for Demographic Fields POPULATION D IVISION Roger A. Herriot, Chief fLibrary o Congress Cataloging in Publication Data Main entry under title: Indexo t Current population reports. (Current p opulation reports. Series P-23, Special studies; no. 109) Supt. o f Docs. n.: C 3.186:P-23/109 1. 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This Index is the first bibliographic inventory of all Current Population Reports and is designed to provide a ready resource for Federal agencies, Congress, and universities, as well as librarians, scholars, researchers, and the general public. Individual publications are listed sequentially by subject, series number, year covered, area or level of coverage, and title. Supplements to this basic Index will be issued annually. Reports p ublished prior to January 1979 may not be available in printed form. However, copies may be ordered in microfiche or in hard copy from microfiche from Customer Services Section (Publications), Data User Services Division, Bureau of the Census, Washington, D.C. 20233. Publications also may be located in Census Depository Libraries and public libraries across the country. Information on Government and Census libraries can also be obtained from the Customer Services Section. Not i ncluded in this Index is Series P-28, a collection of special censuses contracted for by State and local governments. When these governments deem it necessary to request a special census of their area, a reimbursable contract is made with the Bureau of the Census to conduct a local census. A separate sum mary of Special Censuses is published bi-annually, and individual copies of these reports are available from the Superintendent of Documents, U.S. Government Printing Office, Washington, D.C. 20402. Research f or this Index was performed by Thelma Hall and Catherine O'Brien, assisted by Betty Cady, Linda Kehm, Mary Jane McCoy, Mary Mundell, and Ruthann Thomas, under the general direction of Johanna Barten, Statistical Information Staff, Population Division. Publication review assistance was provided by Linda Kehm. Abbreviations US U nited States m/nm Metropolitan/nonmetropolitan Reg Regions metro Metropolitan Div D ivisions u/r Urban/rural St S tates Inc. pl Incorporated place Co C ounty - f/nf Farm-nonfarm SMSA S tandard metropolitan statistical area mcd Minor civil division SCA S tandard consolidated area (A) Advance report SCSA S tandard consolidated statistical area SIE Survey of Income and Education SEA State economic areas (i) Issue date Fed Reg Federal regions (x) Not applicable Outly O utlying areas (*) Selected areas Tablef o Contents Section 1 . Black P opulation Section 2. Children and Youth Section 3. Educational Attainment Section 4. Elderly Section 5. Farm Population Section 6. Fertility Section 7 . Geographic A reas 10 United S tates 10 Regions/Divisions/States 1 0 S tandard Metropolitan Statistical Areas 11 Outlying Areas 12 Counties 12 Places 15 Section 8 . Geographic A reas, by Age, Sex, and Race 18 United States 18 Regions/Divisions/States 1 8 Counties 19 Section 9 . Households a nd Families 20 Section 1 0. Income 25 Household I ncome 25 Families /Persons 2 6 Section 1 1. Marital S tatus and Living Arrangements 30 Marital History 3 2 Section 1 2. Methods, C oncepts, and Specialized Data 32 Section 13. Metropolitan and Nonmetropolitan Residence 3 4 Section 14. Mobility and Travel to Work 35 Section 15. Poverty D ata 39 Section 1 6. Profiles 40 Section 1 7. Projections 42 United S tates 4 2 Regions/Divisions/States 43 S tandard Metropolitan Statistical Areas 43 Section 1 8. School E nrollment Section 1 9. Spanish and Ethnic Origin 47 Section 2 0. Voting a nd Registration 4 8 IV Section 1 Black P opulation These r eports offer a statistical overview or profile of the demographic, social, and economic characteristics of the Black population in the United States. The reports present an analysis of population distribution, income, labor force, education, family composition, health, housing, voting, and other major aspects of life. The most recent publication in the P-23 series on this subject is divided into two parts: the first features historical trends from 1790 to 1975, and the second covers recent trends from 1975 to 1978. Series P -20 Year Area/Level Title No. 1 15 1961 US Enrollment of Nonwhite Youths Rose Sharply in Last Five Years: 1961 No. 1 42 1964 US; Reg; f/nf Negro Population: March 1964 No. 1 55 1965 US; Reg; f/nf Negro Population: March 1965 No. 1 68 1966 US; Reg; m/nm; Negro Population: March 1966 f/n/f No. 1 75 1967 US; Reg; m/nm Negro Population: March 1967 No. 3 34 1976 US; Reg; Div; St Demographic, Social, and Economic Profile of States: Spring 1976 (SIE) Series P -23 Year Area/Level Title No. 2 4 1967 US; Reg; m/nm Social and Economic Conditions of Negroes in the United States: October 1967 No. 2 6 1968 US; Reg; m/nm Recent Trends in Social and Economic Con ditions of Negroes in the United States: July 1968 No. 2 9 1969 US; Reg; m/nm The Social and Economic Status of Negroes in the United States, 1969 5No. 3 1959/69 US; Reg Differences Between Incomes of White and Negro Families by Region, 1969 and 1959 8No. 3 1970 US; Reg; m/nm The Social and Economic Status of Negroes in the United States: 1970 No. 3 9 1959/69/70 US; Reg Differences Between Incomes of White and Negro Families by Work Experience of Wife and Region: 1970, 1969, and 1959 2No. 4 1971 US; Reg; m/nm The Social and Economic Status of the Black Population i n the United States: 1971 Series P -23 Year Area/Level Title No.6 4 1972 US; Reg; m/nm The Social and Economic Status of the Black Population in the United States: 1972 No. 48 1973 US; Reg; m/nm The Social and Economic Status of the Black Population in the United States: 1973 No. 54 1974 US; Reg; St; The Social and Economic Status of the Black m/nm Population in the United States: 1974 No. 67 1970/73/75 US; Reg; Div, St Population Estimates by Race for States: July 1, 1973 and 1975 No. 71 1978(i) US; Reg; m/nm Racial Succession in Individual Housing Units (analytical study) No. 80 1970-1978 US; Reg; St; The Social and Economic Status of the Black m/nm Population in the United States: An Historical View, 1 790-1978 NOTE: I n both text and tables, the terms “Black” or “Negro” are used interchangeably when the rele vant data are available exclusively for Blacks. The “Negro and other races” describes persons of all races other than White and is used whenever data for Blacks alone are not available over the period of time shown. Generally, statistics for the national population of Negro and other races reflect the demographic and economic characteristics of the Black population, since about 90 percent of the population of Negro and other races is Black. Section 2 Children a nd Youth These r eports trace changes among children and youth in the areas of population growth and distribution, migration, education, marital status, living arrangements, and fertility. A special report on daytime care of children is P-20, No. 298. Series P -20 Year Area/Level Title No.2 3 1950 US; Reg; u/r Children and Youth: 1950 No. 1 84 1967/68 US; Reg; m/nm Women by Number of Own Children Under 5 Years Old 1968 and 1967 No. 2 05 1969 US; Reg; m/nm Women by Number of Own Children Under 5 Years Old March 1969 No. 2 98 1974/75 US Daytime Care of Children: October 1974 and February 1975 Series P -23 Year Area/Level Title No.0 3 1969 US; Reg; m/nm Characteristics of American Youth 4No. 3 1970 US; Reg; m/nm Characteristics of American Youth: 1970 2 Series P -23 Year Area/Level Title No. 40 1 971 US; m/nm Characteristics of American Youth: 1971 No.