Tolol, 15 ,_,. .W 11M1 15 to 19 years·------------------------15 to 17 years ........................ 18 and 19 years ...................... 20 to 24 20 and 21 yeors -----------·-···-····· . 22 to 24 years •••••••••••••.•.•.•.••••
-
-
yeors·-···-·-·-------·--··--· __ .-
.
~ :~ ~ r:~:::::::::::::::::::::::::::--. 4010 « veor•----·-········-----------~ :~ ~ ~~::::::::::: ::::::::::::::::-. 55 to 59 years ..••.• ------·-----···-·-·- ~~~-::~.;::::::::::::::::::::::: --
~ ;.!t~~;,j"ri":::::::::::::::::::::: .22 lo 24 years·----------------------25 to 29 years·-···--·-·--------------- -30 to 34 years·------------------------ -35 to 39 years •. ···-------------·------ .. 40 lo« years ........................ .
to
444
175 113 62 63 37 25 13
... ...
20
45 lo 49 yeor•--·-··--·---·------·--·-50 54 SS lo S9 year'----------·----··--····-· 60 lo 64 yeors------------------------65 years ond over---- .. ------------- ... - __
Tot.a, 15 ytflt'I old GINI over __ ........... 15 lo 19 years ________________________ _ 15 to 17 yeors ...................... . 19 years--------------------2018 to and 24 years ________________________ _
----
---
·---
20 ond 21 year> __ ------ __ ----------22 to 24 years ••• ·------------------25 to 29 years·-----------------------30 to 34 years·-----------------------35 to 39 ye
·..--Y"""------------------------· ·-·--
-20.; ;:,/;J~;or-.· :::::::::::::::::::::_-22 to 24 years ______________________
15 to 19 years ••••••••••••••••••••••••• 15 to 17 years·----------··--·------- .. 18 ond 19 yecrs -----·--·--··-·------ -·
..--
---
25 to 29 yeor>---·-----------------·--· 30 to 3-4 Y"""·····-··--··------------· 3S to 39 years·-·······--·------------'40 to« yea'l-------·----------··----45 to 49 years ••••••••••••••••••••••.•• -50 to 54 years •••••••• ---··-----------55 to 59 years ••••••••••••••••••••••••• 60 to 64 year•------·---·-············6S years ond a.er••••••••••••••••••••••
----------
10 996 l 837 l 106 731 I 477
583
894 l 170 l 060 960 884 79S 674 .542 44S l 152
3 281 l 744 l 081 663 7.54 387 367 239 121 96 60 42
32 JS
28
130
7 715 93 25 68 723
196 527 931
939
864 824
753
642
507 417 1 022
1 538
41 17 24 163
«
119 138 69
121 113 95 167 134 143 3.54
56
67 118
-
71 20 51 142 217 112 106 85
-
--
2 829
......
l 1 l 2 3 3 3 3 3 3 2 2
588
316 689 260 083 373 527 100 319 089 374 682
l'enon• of Spanish Lan9ua9e
·-..
Tolol, 15y-..W11M1 •-·-····· 15 to 19 yeors •••••• -·-----·----··-·-·· lS to 17 }'1!ors •••••••••• ____________ _ 18 ond 19 yeors ·-·······-----------20 lo 24 years •••••••••••••••••••• ____ _-20 and 21 yeors ·····--------------- --· 22 to 24 years ..................... . 25 lo 29 years •••••••••.•• ___________ _ 30 to 34 yecrs ••.••••• -----··········· 35 lo 39 years ••..••••.••••••••••••••• 40 to« year•-----------------·---·-45 lo 49 years.·----------------····--
URBAN Tehl, 15 yun Gld oo
---65 yecrs and over----------------------- . 18 ond 19 years ---------------------20 ta 24 year•-------------------------20 and 21 years ---------------------22 to 24 yeors •••••••• ---------------- 25 to 29 yeors •••• ---------------------30 to 34 years-------------------------- 35 to 39 years •• ------------------------4() to 44 year•-------------------------4S ta 49 year&---------·-·-------······· SO ta 54 years-------------------------SS to 59 years-------------------------- 60 to 64 years--------------------------
TotGI, 15 ynn oW 11M1 • .,.,. ............... .. 15 to 19 years·------------------------15 to 17 years •••••.•• ---------------- 18 ond 19 years---------------------- 20 to 24 yeors-------------------------20 years ---------------------22 ond to 2421years ________________ -------- 25 to 29 years __________________ -------30 to 34 yeors-------------------------35 to 39 years •.•. ----------------------4() to 44 years •••••••••.••••••••• ______ _ 4S to 49 yeors •••••••••• ---------------- SO to 54 yeors·------------------------- 55 to 59 years ••.•.••••• ---------------- 60 to 64 yeors-------------------------65 years and over---- .................................... ..
RURAL FARM Tet1I, 15 ye1rs old and over-------- 15 to 19 yeors-------------------------15 to 17 yeors •••..... ---------------18 ond 19 yeors ---------------------- " 20 to 24 yeors·------------------------20 ond 21 years ---------------------22 to 24 years •••••••• ---------------25 to 29 yeoro·------------------------30 to 34 yeors·------------------------- 35 to 39 years •. ________ ------ __ -------- -4() to 44 years .. ________ ---------------45 to 49 years _________________________ _50 to 54 years _________________________ _
---.
-~~~~~~':[~~·;::::::::::::::::::::::: -55 to 59 years •. ------------------------
DULUTH-SUPERIOR, MINN.-WIS., SMSA Total Tot1I, 15 y11r1 old and over _______ _ 15 to 19 years •• -----------------------15 to 17 years •••••••• ---------------19 years---------------------20 18 to ond 24 years _________________________ _
--20 and 21 years ---------------------- 22 to 24 years·----------------------- 25 to 29 yeors ••..••.••. ---------------- 30 to 34 years·------------------------- 35 to 39 -4() to 44 years·------------------------years _________________________ _45 to 49 years ________________________ _ -SO to S4 years------------------------- -55 to 59 years·------------------------ -60 to 64 yeors·------------------------ -65 years and over ..................... ___________ _ --
-----20 ond 21 years --------------------- -22 to 24 years •.•••..• --------------- -~~~~~~:~~::::::::::::::::::::::::: ---35 to 39 years ••••••.•••.•....•• ------- --4() to 44 years·------------------------ -45 to 54 49 years years·--------·--------------50 to ________________________ _-SS to S9 years_ _______________________ _--60 to 64 year•------------------------- -65 years and over ____ .. _ .. --------------- -Ttttl, 15 yurs old and ayer------15 to 19 years------------------------- -15 to 17 yeors·---------------------19 years--------------------20 18 to and 24 years ________________________ _
4 16 136 1 168 2 947 3 848 3 086 2 119 l 394 l 192 4 887
45 9 35 115 145 153 161 145 113 85 66
084 875 209
463 517 586 447
J6.4
978 567 045
207 064
602
MINNESOTA 25-583
Tobie 161. Children Ever Born and Marital Status of Women by Age and Race: 1970-Continued [Doto !med on •ample, •ee text. For minimum base fw derived figures (percent mediaft, etc.) and moaning of symbols, see text]
YEARS OF SCHOOL COMPLETED Tot•I -- -- -- -- ---- •• --------·--- -------- Eiementory, Less thon 8 years ------------------- 8 years---------------------------High school. 1to3 years •• ---------------------- 4 yeors-------------------College. 1 to 3 yeors ·----------------------- 4 years or more ...... ------------------
----Soles workers---------------------------------Clerical and kindred workers--------------------- --Craftsmen and kindred workers -------···-------- -Operatives, including transport ______ ---- •••• -- -- • --
Toni -- ---·-·-----· ---- ------------ ---lobor force ---- ----·------------------- -------Not In labor force-------------------------------
90 347
98 629
3 471
809
88 665 97 144
671 426 292610 378 616
3 425
3 023
3 818
MAJOR OCCUPATION GROUP OF HUSIAND
w.... "'"' ..,...,... .......... pme!lt
------
Profe55ional, technical, and kindred workers·-------
Managers and administrators, except form----- .. ---
Laborers, except farm -------------------------- -Formers and form managers--------------------- -form laborers and farm foremen -----------·----Service workers, including private household. ______ _
Tobie 162. Number of Children Ever Born Per 1,000 Women 35 to 44 Years Old by Social and Economic: Characteristics: 1970-Continued [Doto bo~ed on ~mple ..., text For m<10ning of symbol& oee te>
Negro
Women
The State
Children ever born
Women
Children ever born
Total
Evermorri
Number
totolwo"'°"
Total
Ever married
Number
Per l,000 total women
l 844 1 765
1 t.118 1 625 15.(A
5 820
I 704
5 601 5 410
3 156 3 173 3 175
1 116 850 792
1 049 809 751
4 059 3 040 2 823
3 637 3 576 3 564
61 26 41 12
61 10 41 12
191 55 120 44
58 141 103
22
58 128 90 22
217 473 442 104
3 4 291
I 726 317 1 409 35 335
1 .00
s 719 1 089 4 630
916 418 498 31 155 170 78
884
3 529
391 493 31 150 170 78
1 575 1 954 53 653 749 210
3 768 3 924
1 116 902 436 466 180 (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA)
1 049 870 424 446 158 (NA) (NA)
4 3 1 1
059 521 524 997 530 (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA)
3 3 3 4 2
1 1 1 1
7 6 6 5
194 596 114 155 959 482 342 140 164 434
3 3 3 3
...
1 882 1 738 1 625 1 424 201 113 51 62 42 102
1 882
1 882 161 651 338 351 177 142 62
7 194
161 651 338 351 177 142 62
Per 1.000
TYPE OF RESIDENCE Ttlel --··········--·---········-····--Urbanized area ········-------------·-·····----1.000,000 or "'ore ........................... . 250,000 to 1,000,000 -----······--------···---Under 250,000 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••
-----
~t;:r :~~:.;'..;.;:: :::::::::::::::: :::::::::::::::: Rorol form •• ··········--------------···-·····---
-
-
-
... ...
... ...
-
-
-
-
355
...
STATE OF BIRTH
.-
Ttlld mi.t ............................ . Born in tho State of re$idence .................... . Born .i..whllre• ---······· ..................... . Northeou ------ __ ---- •••••••••••• -------- •••• North Central •••••••••• __ •••• ------ •••• ------· South •• -- •• -- •• -- -- •••••• ·- -- ------ -------- W•st ................ -- ..................... . -
YEARS OF SCHOOL COMPLETED Toto! •• __ •••••••• __ •• __ •••••••••••••• _ EJementory: Less than 8 years .., .. ___________ .., ___ _-8 yeor•--------------------···---High schoot 1to3 years···--------·······-----
---4 years ................ _.• .., .... _______ ,,,._.,. ___ _---
I to 3 yoors ••••••••••••••••••••••• 4 years or more ____ ,. __ ,..., _____ .,. ____ _--
College,
--
155 166 427 565 267 108
3 4 3 2 2 2
859 668 767 1 227 374 164
3 5 4 3 3 2
637
175
514
995
204 855
...
LABOR FORCE STATUS Total ____ ••••••••••• _•••••••••••••• __ •
Lober force •. __ •..••••••• - •• _.••••••••••••. -- • Not in labor force ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••
---
--
555 494
3 164 4 167
MAJOR OCCUPATION GROUP OF HUSBAND
,...""'1 ......--
w.... wllll . .ployff .,.,.....,. Professional, tethnicol. and kindred workEtrs -------Manager$ and odmtnistro1ors, except form-- .. ~----Soles workers ___ ,, ................. _______ _._ ............ -----Cltricol ond kindred workers ••••••••••••••••••.. Cratlsmen ond kindred workers -···-····-------·Operotlves, including transport •...•••••••.••...• --loboren. excep1 form ............... ~------- ........... ------
tess thon $2.000 ---·---·-·-- ··--··--·--- -----· -·· $2.000 to $2,999 •• ---------- ----·····--------$3,000 to $3,999 ••.••••••.•• ----·. -·····-----· $4.000 lo $4,999 ....••• .,••.••••.•••••••••••••• ... $5,000 to $6.999 •••••••••••• ·----------------$7,000 to $9.999 ............................. . $10,000 to $M,999 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• --$15,000 and over •••• ------ ...... ------ •••••••
-----------
I 015
1 015
35 63 37 73 276 316 142 73
63 37 73 276 316 142 73
35
'Includes persons born outside the United States and person$ for whom State of birth wos not reported. "Age Qt First Morrioge." ore ®fined in terms of Spanish origin or descent; set text.
25-586
MINNESOTA
220
194 858 993 422 206
... ... ...
3 109 3 142 2 972
...
925 47
-
31 146 306 236 159
--
31 146 306 236 159
238
...
636 1 103 878 518
3 720 3 258
-96
--
4 356
3605
'Moy be of any roce ond therefore subclasses do not add to total. The S.percent items, "Marital Status" and
DETAILED CHARACTERISTICS
Table 163. Women Ever Married 15 to 49 Years Old by Own Children Under S Years Old, Race, and Age: 1970 [Dalo based on somple, see text. For meaning of symbols, see !ext)
The State Urban and Rural Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas of 250,00Q or More
Women ever married by number of own ehildren under 5 years
THE STATE Total Total, 15 to 49 yean akl ---------.... - .......... ..
----
15 to 19 years---------------------------------15 to 17 year•-------------------------------18 and 19 years ------------------------------ 20 to 24 years •• -------------------------------- 25 to 29 yeors.--------------------------------30 to 34 years---------------------------------35 to 39 years •• -------------------------------40 to 44 yeors.--------------------------------- 45 to 49 years---------------------------------- -
White Total, 15 to 49 yean okl ................................... ..
-----
15 to 19 years---------------------------------15 lo 17 years-------------------------------- 18 and 19 years -----------------------------20 to 24 years •• -------------------------------25 to 29 yeors .• -------------------------------30 to 34 years •. -------------------------------35 to 39 years---------------------------------40 to 44 year'---------------------------------45 to 49 years----------------------------------
Total, 15 to 49 years aid----------------15 to 19 yeors---------------------------------15 to 17 years-------------------------------18 and 19 years----------------------------20 to 24 years·-------------------------------- -25 to 29 years--------------------------------30 to 34 yeors--------------------------------35 to 39 years.-------------------------------40 to 44 yeors.-------------------------------45 to 49 years •• -------------------------------
6 114
1 358 836 522 1 335 1 001 790 627 489 514
83 33Q
321 278 139 94 37
552 5
-
5 209
200 101 23 14
-
ao
64()
m
---
930 652 185 122 37
825 295 249 72
7 051 71
212 089 4 400
341 34
668
657 641 905 1 031 861 309 271
n
URBAN
--
Totol, 15 to 49 yea11 old----------------15 to 19 years--------------------------------- -15 to 17 yeors------------------------------18 and 19 years ----------------------------20 to 24 yeors--------------------------------25 to 29 yeors--------------------------------30 to 34 years·-------------------------------35 to 44 39 years yeors.-------------------------------40 ________________________________ _ 45 to 49 years ________________________________ _
RURAL NONFARM Total, 15 to 49 yean aid -----------------
15 to 19 yeors--------------------------------15 to 17 yeors------------------------------18 and 19 years ----------------------------20 to 24 years--------------------------------25 to 29 years •• ------------------------------30 to 34 yeors .. ------------------------------35 to 39 yeors .. ------------------------------40 to 44 yeors--------------------------------45 to 49 years---------------------------------
--------~~ :~ ~~ ~:~;::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: --30 to 34 years-------------------------------- --35 to 39 years.------------------------------- --40 to 44 years-------------------------------- --45 to 49 yeors-------------------------------- --Toto!, 15 to 49 y1111 aid -----------------
15 to 19 years·------------------------------15 Jo 17 yeors ..•. --------------------------18 and 19 years ----------------------------- -·
Table 163. Women Ever Married 15 to 49 Years Old by Own Children Under 5 Years Old, Race, and Age: 1970-Con. [Doto bo•ed cm 30mple, .,.. l&xt. For m&aning of symbol&,
The State
&&e
text]
WOl'll"'1 ever married by rwmber of
Urban and Rural Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas of 250,000 or More
lt\IHNEA.POUS-ST. PAUL SMSA Total 1..... 15 .. 49.,..... ... ------------------1511; 1~91\":,;:;:::::::::::: :: :::: :::::::::::::::
\~ i'ty!!:.":~_::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::·-
20 25 to 29 30 to 34 yooro •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 35 to 39 yooro .................... --------··---40 to 44 years •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 45 to 49 yooro •••••••••••••••••.•••.•••••••••.••
------------Mole, 14 ..d 15 '"" .... ------------- 14 years •• -------------------------------- -15 years __ -------------------------------- --
1 233 m Mole, 16 Y"" oW ...i . _ -- -------··· 16 lo 19 years.----------------------------146 132 40 09\ 16 years __ ------------------------------39 388 17 years •••• -·-··-----------------------35 975 18 years •• ------------------------------30 67a 19 years •• -- ---- -- ---- -- -· -- ------ ------20 to 24 years.----------------------------130 409 20 years ____ ----------------------------· 26 522 24 753 21 yeon •. ------------------ ------------27 220 22 years .• -----------··--··-------··-·-23 yeors __ ----------------------........... _.., __ 2a 620 23 294 24 years •• ----------···--·--------------25 to 29 year•-----------------------------123 058 30 ta 3" yeors-----------------------------103 277 35 ta 39 yeors-----------------------------96 024 40 to« yeor•-----------------------------101 170 45 to 49 yeor•-----------------------------100 041 50 to 54 yeor•-----------------------------95 460 55 to 59 yeor•-----------------------------es 669 60 la 64 year•-----------------------------74 473 65 la 69 year•-----------------------------59 059 70 ta 74 yeor•------------------------------ 48 768 75 ta 79 yeor•-----------------------------36 465 80 to 84 year•-----------------------------21
---------------
fe•ole, 16 years ohl aad over --------16 ta 19 years.---------------------------16 years ____ ---- __ ---------------------17 years __ ---- -- ____ -------- __ ---------la years ________ -----------------------19 years __________ ---------------------20 fo 24 years.---------------------------20 years ____ ---------------------------21 years ____ -- ---- -------- -- -----------22 years ________ ------·--·-------------- ,_ 23 years •••• ---------------------------24 years ________ -------------------· ---25 ta 29 years·---------------------------30 la 34 years.---------------------------35 fa 39 yearS.---------------------------40 fo «years-----------------------------
-----------
*:~~~:~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::--·60 lo 64 years.---------------------------·
----
65 ta 69 year'----------------------------70 fa 74 years----------------------------- -7S to 79 year•-----------------------------
-~ ~~a~~~':{~~~;:::::::::::::::::::::::::: ---Fo•ole, 14 ud 15 yHn old ••••••••••• 14 years •• ·-·--·-------------------------15 years ____________ ----------------------
Employment Status by Race, Sex, and Age: 1970-Continued (Doto bo"8d on $0mple, see text. For minimum baso for derived figum (percent, median, etc.) and meaning of symbols, see text] Labor force
The State Urban and Rural Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas of 250,000 or More
Table 164. Employment Status by Race, Sex, and Age: 1970·-'C:omint!led [Data band an •ample, see text. For minimum ba'" for derived figures (percent median
ott)
and mooning of symbols -
text]
Labar force
The State Urban and Rural Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas of 250,000 or More
Male, 16 yeon old alltf over-----------· 16 to 19 years---------------------------·-· 16 years .• ---·-------·---·--------------17 year•.·-·-·-·-·-·--------------------18 years ____ ----------------------------19 years ________ -------------------------20 to 24 years-----------------------------20 years •••• ----------------------------- 21 years ________ ------------------------22 years .. __ ---- __ -------- ________ ---- __ _ Xl years •• ------------------------------24 years-.------------------------------2S to 29 year•-----------------------------30 to 34 year•--------------------------·--3S to 39 year•-----------------------------40 to 44 years-----------------------------4S to 49 years-----------------------------50 to 54 yea"-----------------------------SS to S9 yeor•-----------------------------60 to 64 years·-----------··-·--·---·-·--·-6S to 69 year•--··--········---·-----------· 70 to 74 years·-··-------···--------------·· 75 to 79 years--·-·-··-···---·-·------·----· 80 to 84 years·------·-···-··---···-------·85 years and over ________ .,. ___ ... _____________ _
---
-------
14 years •• ·------····----··--···-·····---·Male, 14 and 15 yean old-------------
IS years •.•.•••••• -·--------------····---·-
--
Fe•aM, 16 yean old and over ----------
--------
16 to 19 yeors·------------·---··-··--·---·16 years ________ .. ·----------·····-·-···· 17 years •••• ---··- __ -·-····-··-·-··--···· 18 years ____ ------------ .. ---------------19 years •••••••••.•••••••. __ ---------···· 20 to 24 years.·--···--·-···---------------20 years __ •••••. __ -----··-·· •• -------·-·· 21 years._ •• __ •... -----····· •• -----·-···22 years ••• ·-··----------------·····-···· 23 years ••.••••• -·--·-··-· •••• -·-·-· ••.•• 24 years ............... __ ---.. ------ __ ------------- 25 ta to 34 29 years. yeors·-----·------·---·---·--·--·-30 ____________________________ _ 3S to 39 years ••••••. ______________________ _40 to 44 years •••••.•.••.••........•.•.•••.• 4S to 49 years-----------------------------50 to 54 years---------·--·--·-·----------·- SS to S9 years·----------------------------- 60 ta 64 year•-------------··--------------65 ta 69 years·----------------------------70 ta 74 years·----------------------------· 75 to 79 years------------------------------
URBAN Mcale, 16 yHrl Did •nd over ___________ _ 16 to 19 years-----------------------------16 years .• __ ---- __ -------· ____ ----------_ 17 years .. __ ---- __ -----·-- __ -- ---------- _ 18 years ____ -------------- -- -- ------ -----
--20 I~~~~~~;~:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: .20 years •••• ·--- __ ------ ____ ------------- 21 years •• __ ----------------------------- 22 years ____ ----------------------------- Xl years ____ ----------------------------24 years __________ -----------------------
-~40 :~to 44~ year'-----------------------------~m::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: --~:~~~:~!:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: -55 to 59 years·----------------------------- --1i 85 years and over--------------------------- Malo, 14 ood 15 yean old -----------·- 14 years ____________ ----------------------15 years •. --------------------------------- -
Table 164. Employment Status by Race, Sex, and Age:
1970-Continued
[Doto based on 1ample, see !ext. For minimum bou for derived ligur11$ !percent median .ic) olld meaning Qf oymbol3 ""'te>.tJ Labor forte
The State Urban and Rural Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas of 250,000 or More
Total
Civilioll lobar fOfCe Employed
Unemployed
At work
Total
-
Witho
Total
Humber
Percent
23 years .. ------------------------------24 years •. -------- •••••••• __ ---------·--25 to 29 year<-----·-··---------------·-···· 30 to 34 yeor•------------------------------ 35 to 39 yeor•---·-----------···-···-·------ 40 to 44 veor•-----------------------------45 to 49 year•-----------------------------50 to 54 yeor•---------------------------··· 55 to 59 yeoro .••.•••••••• ----·--------····· 60 to 64 years ... ··-·-----·····------------65 to 69 years ••••• ------------------------· 70 to 74 years---------------··-····-······· 75 to 79 yeors ••..• ------·------------------ 80 to 84 yeors •••.• ------------------------85 years and over ____ ,. _____ .,._---------- ____ _-
Male, 16 ynn aid and over------------.. 16 to 19 veor•-----------------------------16 years ________ -- ----·--- -·-··· --------17 years .••••••••• -------- -- ------------18 years •••• ---- __ -------- __ ------------19 years •• ------------------------------20 to 24 vear•------------------------------ 20 years •••••• --------------------------n21 years •••• ________________ __ ---------------------------_
--
.
---
.
----
Mole, 14 ood 15 yon old ----------·-· -
f11Hle, 16 Yllfl old ... OYer .......... _____ _-
--
16 to 19 years·----------------------------16 years __________ ------ •• --------------17 years •..•.• ____ ------ __ ------------·-· 18 years .. ______ •• -----· ____ ----------··· 19 years __________ ---- ____ ---------- ... ---- .
-
20 to 24 year•-----------------------------20 years •... ________ .•..•••.••••••••••••• 21 years •••••••• __ ------ ••••••••••••••••• 22 years •••. __ ...•..••••.••••••••••• ----23 years ..•.•••.•••••••••••••.•• ·-·----24 years •.••.. __ •••••••••• __ •.•••••.•. __ _--25 ta 29 year•------·-·····-·------········· 30 ta 34 years •••••.•••••••••......•••••••• 35 to 39 years •••••••••.••...•..••••••••••• 40 to 44 years ............................ . 45 to 49 year•-----------····-------······· 50 to 54 years ............................ . 55 to 59 years ..••.. ---··········--------- -60 to 64 yeors .....----····-··------------65 to 69 years •.•••.••••••..•.•.•••••..•..• 70 to 74 yeor•------------·····-···-------75 to 79 years ••••••.•••••..•...••.••••.••• 80 to 84 year•-·······--·---------····----· 85 years and aver •• __ ---· •..•••••••••••••••
, ...... 16 , ....... """ .... ---------1610 19 years •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 16 yeon ................................ . 17 years •••••••••••••••••••••.••••••••••• 18 years ................................ . 19 yeors ................................ . 20 to 24 yeors ••••••••••••••••••••••••••... 20 yeors ................................ . 21 yeors •••••••••..••••..•...•.•••••••••• 22 years •••••••. __ ••••••.•••••••••••••••• 23 yeors ................................ . 24 years .•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 25 to 29 years ............................. . :JO to 34 yeors •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 35 lo 39 yearo ••••••••••••••••••••••.••••••• AO 10 44 yeors •••••••••••••••.••••••••..••. .. 45 to 49 yeors ••••••••••••••••••••••.••.•.• 50 10 54 yeors ••••••..•.•.•••..•••.•••••••• .. 55 to 59 years •••.••..••••••••..••••••••.••• 60 lo 64 yeors •••••••.••.•.•.•.•••.•••••.•• 65 lo 69 years •••••••.••••••.••.••••••••••• 70 to 74 years .••..••••••••••.•.•.•..•••.•• 75 to 79 years •••••••.••••••••••.••••••.••• 80 to 84 yeoro •••.•.•••••••••••.••••••••••• .. 85 yean and over ......................... .
-. -.-
-.
. .. --
-·----
--
Female, 14 111i415 yaan old __________ _
-·
14 years •••••••••••.••••..•.•......•.•••.• -15 years ................................. . --
MINNEAPOUS-ST. PAUL SMSA Total MM, 16 yean .W •• •""-------- __ _-16 16 to years 19 years ••...•••••.•...•.•.•.•.•••••• ____________________________ ---- .. 17 years ..••••.....•••••.••.•..••••••.•• --18 years ............................... .
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19 years ................................ . 20 lo 24 years •••••...••••...•.•••••••••.•. -20 years •••••••••••••••••.•. ____ ••.•.••• .. 21 years •••••.............•......••..... -22 yeors ..••..•.........•. __ .•..•....... -23 years .••••....•...••...••.... -------- -24 ye
---------
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----Fe••, l6 yem .W MCI ever ----~-·-· 16to19 years ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• --16 years ..••••..••.•••••.•••.••.•••••.•• .. 17 years •.••••••••.•••••.• -- .•••••••.••• -18 years •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 19 years ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••.••• -· -20 lo 24 years ............................ .. Mole, 14 od 15 yHn .W ••••••••••••
14 years .•••••••.••.•••••••...•••••.•.•.•. 15 years •..•.••.•.•..••.•••.•.•••.•.•••••.
-· 20 years ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••.••• .. 21 years •••••••.••••••••••••••••••••••••
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~ ~;!:::::::::: ::::::::::::::::::::::..
24 years •••.••••..••...••••.....•.•••••. .. 25 to 29 years. •......••...........•••..•.. -30 lo 34 years ••••.••.••••.•••••••••••••••. -35 to 39 years ............................ . 40 10 44 years ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••. 45 to 49 yoors •••••.•••••••••••••.••••••••• 501o 54 years ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• SS lo 59 years •••••.••••.••.••••.•••••••••• 60 lo 64 yoors ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 65 to 69 yeors ............................ . 70 to 74 yeors ••••••.•••..••.••••••••.••••• 75 lo 79 yeors ••••...••••••••.•.•.••••.•... 80 to 84 years ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• .. 85 yeors and over ...... _,,, _____________ .. .,.,, .. ___ _..
-.. -· ..--..---
Fe_..., 14••~15 yeors .U ••••••••••• 14 years •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 15 years ................................. .
MINNEAPOLIS-ST. PAUL SMSA-Continued Negro Male, 16 years old and over .. _ .. ________ _ 16 to 19 yeors-----------------------------16 yeors-- -- ---- -- -------- -------- __ ----- 17 yeor•------ -- -- -- ------ __ ------------18 yeors ________ -- -------- __ ------------19 years ____ ----------------------------20 to 24 years-----------------------------20 yeors ______ -- -------------------------_ ________________ ~
---22 yeors ____ ---- -- -------- ---- ----------23 yeors __ -- -- -- -- -------- ____ ------ ____ _•• ---------------____ -----------_2524 to years 29 years_ ____________________________ . 30 to 34 years------------------------------ 35 to 39 yeor&----------------------------- 40 to 44 year•------------------------------ 45 to 49 yeor•------------------------------ 50 to 54 years •• ---------------------------- 55 to 59 yeors.----------------------------- 60 to 64 yeors ________ ---- ________ ---- __ ----
65 to 69 years.----------------------------- 70 75 to to 74 79 years-----------------------------years _____________________________ _80 to 84 yeors------------------------------ 85 years and over--------------------------- -
-Female, 16 yean old and over ................... .. 16 to 19 yeors·----------------------------- 16 years ____ ---- -- -· -- ____ •••• ----------- Male, 14 and 15 yea11 old-------------
23 yeors M years ____ __________________ -- -- -- ------ -- -- -- ---------_ --
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---35 to 39 40 to 44 yeors----------------------------years ____________________________ _-·45 to 49 yeors----------------------------- -50 to 54 yeors----------------------------- -55 to 59 yeor•----------------------------- -60 to 64 yeor•----------------------------- -65 to 69 years ______ -- ------ -- -- -- ------ --- -~~ :~ ~~ ~:~~~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: ---80 to 84 yeors------------------·---------- -85 years ond over ____ ---------------------- -· Female, 14 and 15 years old __________ _ -14 -- __ -- ---- ------ -- --------15 yeors years ______ __________________________ ---___ _--25 to 29 yeors----------------------------30 to 34 yeors ____________________________ _
MarWith own rled, children 6 husband ta 17 only absent Widowed
Divorced
THE STATE
Total
Toto!·····-·-·--···---·-··-···· .
16ond 17 years-------------------····· 18 ond 19 years---·-········-······---20 and 21 years •••••••••••••••••••••••• 22 to 24 years •••••• ····-·----·--------· 25 to 29 years.·--------------------·--· 30 to 34 35 to 44 years·-------------·····------· 45 to 49 SO to 54 yean------------·----···-···-·
-70 to 74 yeors ••••• ·--·---·-·----------- 75 yeoro and over ..................... . -lAlkf'"'" -----------· -------- -16 and 17 years--------------········- --
60 •••••••••••••••••••••••••_ 65 lo to 64 69 yearo. year< _________________________
years--------······-·······- ·--
18 and 19 20 and 21 years----------------------22 to 24 years •••••••••••••••••••••••••
--
~ :: ~ =::::::::::::::::::::::::::--~ ~ ~ =~:::::::::::::::::::::::::: ---55 to 59 yeon ........................ . .. 60 to 64 year'-------------··---------- -45 70 to lo 69 74 years years.•.•.••••.•••••••••••••••• _______________________ _..
35 to 44 yeon. _______________________ _--
-75 years ond over-- .. -- .... --... ,.. ..... ----~-·-- -Pon:eot 11 loloor lorc• .----------- -16 ond 17 years----------------------- -18 and 19 v••r• ------------------------20 ond2421years. years----------------------22 lo _______________________ _--25 to 29 years ........................ . -30 to 34 yeorL ....................... . --
White Total __ .. _,.., ____ ., __________ ........ 411 -- 1 214 78 010 16and 17yeors ····--·-····----------- -65 287 18 and 19 yeoro ·-··------------------- -50 132 20 ond 21 ytors ··-··-···--···--------77 500 22 to 24 years·----·--------------·-··· 120 57'1 25 to 2'I years •••• ---------·----------_ JO to 34 years •••••••••••.••••••••••••• 101 164 193 961 98 568 94 381 50 to 54 yeor$·------------·-------···· 55 to 59 yeors •••.••••••••••.••.. _____ _-· 84 648 73 776 .. 58 45S 70 to 74 yfOIS •••••••••••••••••••.•.•.• 48292 75 yea" and over-------------- ____ ---69 658
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·-·
-;i :: ~ ~:~::::::::::::::: :::::::::::-----
rs::~~:~:::::::::::::::::::::::::: ----............ ------------------·· .. 16 and 17 years-----------·····--····· .. 18 and 19 years····--·-·--·-·····-···· .. 20 and 21 years····-----------------· ---· ~ :~ ~ =~::::::::::::::::::::::::::.. 30 to 34 year• •••••••••••••• ··-·-----· --35 lo 44 years .••••••.••••••••••••••••• -~ :~ t: =~::::::::::::::::::::::::: ----55 to 59 years •••••••••..••• ---------· --6010 64 year•----------·---··----···- --45 to 69 years •••••••••••••••••••••••• 701o 74 years. •..••••.••••••••••••••• --· ---
--Pon:eat loloor f.,.. •.•••••.••• 16 ond 17 years ...................... ----18 19 years----···--------------- ---
1S years and over------------ •• ----·-· lo
and
Vo""--------------------------------~SO to~ 54~ vea"--------------·--------E~!:::::::::::::::::::::::: ·--·-· 55 to 59 years •••••••••••••••••••••••• --·-60 to 64 years •••••••••••••••••••••••• --65 ta 69 yean·----------------------- --70 ta 74 years •••••• __ ---- •• ____ ·----- --75 years ond over ••••••••.•• _________ _ --20ond 21 years---------------------2210 25 to 24 29 years _______________________ _
Tohl -------------------------16 ond 17 years -----------------------18 ond 19 years -----------------------20 ond 21 years ------------------------ . 22 to 24 yea"-------------------------- . 25 to 29 yeors ••• ---------------··-···-· . 30 ta 44 34 years. yeors •••• ----------------------_35 to ________________________
45 to 49 years-----------···--·-·------50 to 54 years •• ---·········-····------· . 55 to 59 years·-·······---···-···------llJ to 64 years·------------------------- . 65 to 69 years---········-------···--·-· . 70 to 74 year•------·-··------···-·--·-- 75 years and over---------------.. ------- .
1.oHr force········--·--------·· . 16 ond 17 years ·-··-----··-·----------- . 18 and 19 years ··--·-·--------········20 and 21 years ···-------·-············ . 22 lo 24 year•---···--·-·-------·--·--·· 25 ta 29 years •• -------------------····30 to 34 year•·-·-·--····--·---·--···--· 35 to 44 years·-···-----·-------···--··· . 45 to 49 yeors __ ···--··---------·--·--·- . 50 to 54 years.·-----------------------55 to 59 yeors--------·--·---····---·--- . llJ to 64 years---------··-······-------- . 65 to 69 yeors-•• ---·--·-··---·---···--- 70 to 74 years-··-·······-----·-·-·----- 75 years and over----------------------- .
PtRHt M labor force ...................... .. 16 ond 17 years --·--------------·-···-- . 18 ond 19 years-···---····-·---·------- . 20 ond 21 years----··-··-··------------ 22 to 24 yeo"·-··---------------------- -
-
25 to 29 yeor•-------------------------30 35 to to 34 44 yeor•-------------------------years _________________________ _. 45 to 49 years _________________________ _50 lo 54 yeors---·---------------------- . 55 lo 59 years----·-··------------------ 60 to 64 years ...... -------·-------------- -· 65 lo 69 yeors----·-···----·----·-----70 lo 74 yeors---··---·-·---·---·------ .. 75 years ond over.·---------------·-··· ..
PeBOns of Spanish Language T1t•I __ ........ ____ ---------- ---- ..
--
--
16 ond 17 years ---·····---··-···-----18 ond 19 years ··········-··-···------ -20 ond 21 years ····-········-····-··---22 to 24 year'-------------·-····------ ·25 lo lo 34 29 year•---··-········--·--···--· 30 years. ________________ ._ ••••••
-.. .. SO to 54 years-·-··---·-·--···-···--··· -55 lo 59 yeor•--···-·----------···---·- --
35 to 49 44 years. yeors •••• ·-·---····-··········_·45 _______________________
llJ to 64 yeor•-···--·---------···-·--·- --
65 to 69 yeors_··---------------·---·-- -70 lo 74 yeors _____ ·-------·-·------··75 years and over·--··-···-·-----·····-
-·.. I.our force··--·-·--·--·-···--· ..
16 and 17 yeors -···-··----·-----------.. 18 and 19 years-····-----------·------ -·
~ ~~~J~:~~:~_ :: :::: :::::::::::::::::-..
25 to lo 34 29 years ••• ·--·-·····-----·----·-.. 30 years ______________ ··-··------ ·35 lo 44 years-------------·········-·· ·45 to 49 year•-·-···--················· SOio 54 years •••·-···················· 55 ta 59 yeors ••••••••••••••••••••••••• .. 60 ta 64 years •• ·-----··-····-········· .. 65 ta 69 years •••• ·-·-·--··--·······-·· -· 70 to 74 yeor•.·-····-·····-----------75 years and over··--···-·------------- --
..--
--
p,..,.,
lo lohr force··---······- .. 16 ond 17 years····-··-·-------------- -18 ond 19 yeors -··-----··-·-·········· ..
.. ..
~ ff~t~Iff~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~ ~ ~
·-· -45 lo 49 yeors •••• ----···-----------·-- ·SO to 54 years---·--·-··--·······--·--· -·
55 lo 59 years •••·---···············-·· -6010 64 years ••••••••••••••••••••••••• ..
Tobie 165. labor Force Status by Sex, Mari
The State Urban and Rural Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas of 250,000 or Mere
Malo, 16 yeors old and OVl>r
Female, 16 years old and over Married, husband present
MarWith own ried, 6 hu•bond tq 17 only absent Widowed
Mor-
Married. Total
wms
ried. wife
Single
present
ob$6nt
Widowfld
Divorced
Total
136 407
470 305
10 567 35 181
6 736 9 23
14 929 9
440 770
Single
Total
With own children under 6
c~ildren
Divorced
UUAN
.
LUor f.,.e ·---·------------···-
16 and 17
years--·-···--··-··-------·-· -
-~25 ~~1tEE:::: to 29 years·-------··-····--·-·-·--·- 30 to 34 years-----·············-------- 3510 44 YOO
::::::::::::::::::::
65 to69 years ••.•••.. ------------······ 7010 74 years·-··-·--··--·-········-··75 yours and over··------········--·---. -
-~25 ~~itL;.~_:: :::::::::::::::::::::=---to 29 years •••••. ------------------- ·30 to 34 years •••.••.••••••.•••••••.•.• ... 3511> 44 years •• ·-·-------------------- -45 to 49 years ........................ . ·SO to 54 years •• -- ..•.• __ •.••. _____ ---·· .. 55 to 59 v••r•--------------····-·-····· -()()to 64 yearo •• __ ••••••••.••.•. ·- --··· -Not lo lallor t .... ·--------------·
16 ond 17 yeors •• __ •• ____ ·--- •. __ ••••••
65 to 69 yeoro •• ----------·------- ••..• -· 70 lo 74 yeor•------------------------- .. 75 years and over __ •••••• -·---·----·· ••
70 to 74 vear•------------------------· 75 yeors and over-------·--··---· __ ---· lo labor
--
18ond 19 yeoro ---·-·····---·-····--·20 and 21 years----------------------- ·22 lo 24 yeors •••••••• ----------------25 lo 29 years .• ______ ------ •••••.•••• 30 to 34 veers •• -----·--·--- ---- •• ---35 to 44 years •••• ----------------·--· 45 to 49 years •....•.. -----····-···--· 50 to 54 years--------------------·--· SS to 59 years ••••••.••••••••••••••••• 60 to 64 yeor•-------·--·-----------··65 lo 69 years •••••..• ---------··-···· ··70 lo 74 years •••••••• ---------------75 years o:nd over ____ -------------- __ ..
Total Labor f.,.e ---------------------16 and 17 years------------------------18 and 19 years----------·-···------·-· 20 and 21 years -··--------··--·-·-·-·-·22 to 24 yeor•----------·-------------·· 25 lo 29 years •• -----·------··--·--··--- 30 to 34 years •••• ---------···-·-------- 35 to 44 yeors·------------------------45 to 49 years •••. ---------------------- 50 to 54 yeors·--------------·-·--·-----55 to 59 years-------------------------60 to 64 yeors •••• ---····--·-----------65 to 69 years •• ---·-·--·-···----··-··-· 70 to 74 yeors .•••___________ ---------------------75 years and over .. __ .. _______ _-
Not lo lalior 16 ond 17 years-----·-----·----------·18 ond 19 years -----------------------20 and 21 years -----··-----·----····--· 22 to 24 years •••• -------·--·----·-··-·· 25 to 29 years •••• ----------·-·-··-····- 30 to 34 years •••.• ---------······------ 35 to 44 yeors .... --------·····--------- 45 to 49 yeo"----····--·-------------·50 to 54 yeors·-------------·-·--------· SS lo 59 years •... ---------------·-----· 60 to 64 years------------------------ .... 65 to 69 yeors •... ---·--·--------------70 to 74 years •••• ----------·-------·-·· 75 years ond over.------·--··-··--··-·-- -
Total Labor force _________ ,,. ________ ,.,._ 16 and 17 years-------···-------------- . 18 and 19 years------------------------ 20 ond 21 years -----------------------22 to 24 years •••• ____ -----------------25 to 29 yeors·------------------------30 to 34 yeor•-------------------------35 to 45 to 44 49 yeors·------------------------yeors _________________________ _
----
50 to 54 years·----···------------------ -
5S to 59 yeors ...• ---------·----------·- 60 to 64 years •••. -------------------··· 65 to 69 yeors·------------······-····-· 70 to 74 years _________________________ _ 7S years ond over.--------------------·
---Hot in labor force---------------- 16 ond 17 years--··---·--····----····-· 18 ond 19 years --------·--··----------- -
20 and2421years years-----------------------22 to _________________________ _-
-
-
25 to 29 years·---·-------·-······-···-· 30 to 34 years·--···-···-····-···------· 3S to 44 years ..•• ------······--·-··---- . 45 to 49 years ..•• ·-·····--··---·------- 50 to 54 years··---··-----·-···-·---··-55 to 59 years •••.• ·--------·-··--·----- 60 to 64 years.··-·--·------·----------65 to 69 yeors •••• --------------------70 to 74 yeor•------------------------75 years and over ____ .... ------ __ --------
---~~ ~~~ ~r ~:~~~ :::::::::::::::::::::::-22 to 24 years ________________________ _--25 to to 34 29 years years ..•.• --------------------_-30 ________________________ 35 to 44 years ________________________ _-45 to 49 years ________________________ _-50 to 54 years ________________________ _-SS to 59 years ________________________ _--60 to 64 yeors·-------------·---------- -labor force-------------------16 ond 17 years --·--------------------
65 to 69 year•-------------··---------- -70 to 74 years·---·-------------------- -75 yeors ond over.----------·---------· -Not hi lalior lone---------·-----
-·
-------
~ ~mUE~-~:~~::~~~~~~~~~~~:~~~:~-25 to 29 years·-·---------------------·
~~ :~ ~ ~:~;:::::::::::::::::::::::::: ----
--~~ :~ ~: ~:~;:::::::::::::::::::::::::: -75 years and over ___________ ., _________ _---
Table 166. Employment Status and Hours Worked of Persons 14 to 34 Years Old, by School Enrollment, Age, Race, and Sex: 1970 [Oola booed <>n sample SH text
For minimum baoe for derived figum (percoot median rrtc) ond meaning of symbols, see text]
The State
Persons 16 to 34 years aid
Urban and Rural Persons 14 years
Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas of 250,000 or More
Enrolled in school ---···--·-·-----------····lobor forte -------··-------------·--·--·Percent in lobar forte ................ Civilian labor forte ..................... . Employed---------·-········--------- " Wtth o job bu! not at " At work··-····--·--·-----------·-· " l to 14 hours .................... . 15 ta 34 houn •••••••••••••••••••• 35 houn or more·----·--------·-Unemployed-------------·-···-------- Percent of civilian lobar force--------- Not in 1obor force------------------------- "
--
work--------·--
-
--
Not enrolled In school. ...................... . l.obor force-------·--····---------------Percent in 1obar force •••..••••••••••• Civilian lobar forte·-···--·---------·--·· Emploved •••• ·-·----·---- -- •••••••••• Willi o job but not at work ••••••••••• At work·-------------------------1to14 hours ••••••••••••••••.•••• 15 lo 34 haun ................... . 35 hours or more-------------··· Unemp1oyed ----·- ------------ -------Percent of civilian 1obor force-------Nat in labor force--···--------------·-··-
.-
-
--.
-·--
,..... ____________ -- -- -- ---------- --
-----· ·--·-· .. ------Not enrolltd in school ••.••.••.••••.•••••.••• -Labor force .......... ·-·-···---------·--.. Percent in labor force ................ _,.._ ...... ..
Enrolled In school·--·----------------·----labor force .... - .. -----...................... ~-------- -Percent in labor force. •••••••••••••• Civilian labor force-------··--·--------Employed .• ------ •• ··-··----- .•.•••• With a job but not at work ·-----···At work ............ ____ •••••••••• l to 14 houn •••.••.••.•••••••••• 15 ta 34 hours •••..•.•••••••••••• 35 hours or more .................. - ............. .. Unemp1oyed ------------···· •• ----·-Porcent of civilian lobor force -----·-Nol In labor force--------·--·····--------
Employed •••••••• -- ------ -----· ••••• With o job but not or work •••••••••• ·At work------------ ••••••••••••.• I lo 14 hours •••••••••••.••••••.. -15 to 34 hours ••.•••••••••••••••• 35 hours or more ..... _.. .,._ .. ,._., _____ _ Unemployed ••••.•.••••••••..•.•••••.
Percent of civilian klbor force ............... ..
Not in labor force--~--------- ... ----------..
White
----·-
.... -------·--·-····-----------·-----
Enrolled in school----------·-··············
labor forte---------------··-···---·--·.
--
----
Percent in labor force ••••••••••••••. Civilian labor force···-----------------Employed •••••••• -------- ....••••••• With a iob but not at work -----·---At work····------·----·······-··· .. I to 14 hour& •.•••••••••••••••••• .. 15 to 34 hours ••••••••••••••••••• 35 hours or more·-------------·· Unemployed ••••••••••••••••••••••••• Percent of civilian labor forco •••••••• Not in labor force----------···-----···-··
-·-·
·-·-
----Nol enrolled in school ...................... . -labor force ........................ ----- -Percent in labor force •••••••••••.•••
At work •••••••••.•••••••••••••••• l 10 14 hours •••••••••••••••••••• 15 to 34 hoors .•••••••••••••••••• "" 35 hour& or more •••••••••••••••• Unemployed·-·-··········-··-·-----. Percent of civilion lobar force •••••••• Not in labor force-··-···--·-·--·---------
Enrolled in school ----------·---------------Labor force-----------------------------Percent in labor force ____ --·--------Civilian labor force------·--------------Employed--------------------------·With o job but not at work ----------At work--------------------------1 to 14 hours--------------------lS hours to 34 hours-------------------35 or more ____________ .. __ ,,_
--
----Unemployed __ -----------------------· Percent of civilian labor force _______ ,._ Not in lobar force----------------------··· -
Not enrolled in school _______________________ _
----
Labor force ... ---------------------------·Percent in labor force---------------Civilian labor force---------------------- Employed ------ ------ ------ -------- -With a job but not at work ----------At work--------····-------------·· 1 ta 14 hours-----------------···· lS to 34 hours-------------------35 hours or more---------............... ... Unemployed __ ----------------------·Percent of civilian labor force --------Not in labor force-------------------------
Enrolled in school ---------·----------------labor force __ -- ---- -------------- .............. .. Percent in labor force ............................... .. Civilian labor force .......................................... .. Employed -- __ •••• ------ -------------With a job but not ot work ---------At work·------------------------1lStata1434hours.------------------hours ••• _______________ _--35 hours or more----·----------Unemployed---- __ ------------------- -Percent of civilian labor force -------Not in labor force-----------------------Not enrolled in school ______________________ _
--
----Labor force -------Percent in labor... -------------------force ______________ _--Civilian labor force --------------------- -E"'$)~~~ jo_b_ii~1~•1·.;1;.--..1.-:::::::::: --At work-------------------------- -1 toto1434hours.------------------lS hours •• ________________ _-3S hours or more .................. ______ _---
Unemployed -- __ ---------- ----------- -Percent of civilian labor force -------· Not in lobar force-----------------------·
----
Fe••.. ------ -- -- ---- -- -- ---- .... ----
--
-----Civilian labor force---------------.......... .. -Employed -- -- •• ------------------ -·· -With a job but not at work --------·· --Afn~-------------1 to 14 hours.------------------· -lS to 34 hours------------------- -35 hours or more---------------- -Unemployed ____ --------------------· -Percent of civilian labor force ____ .,. __ _ -Not in labor force------------------------ -Hot enrolled in school----------------------- -Lobor force----------------------------- -Enrolled in school -------------------------· Labor force----------------------------Percent in labor force ______________ _
Percent in labor force ______________ _ -Civilian labor force--------------------Employed ------ ------ ---- -- --------· With o job but not at work ---------· At work-------------------------· 1 to 14 hours---·---------------· lS to 34 hours------------------· 35 hours or more---------------· Unemployed---------------------- --Percent of civilian labor force -------- -Not in labor force------------------------
Table 166. Employment Status and Hours Worked of Persons 14 to 34 Years Old, by School Enrollment, Age, Race, and Sex: 1970-Continued [Doto bo$0d on oornple oet lOXt For minimum bo&e for derived figures (percf)l1t median etc ) oll
The State Urban and Rural Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas of 250,000 or More
Per&ons 16 to 34 yeors old Persons 14 years
old
Persons
22 to 24 yeors
25 to 29 years
30 to 34 yeors
623 148 119 80.4 109 100 13 87 15 43 29 9 8.3 29
985 165 91 55.2 91 91
825 92 70
74
22
95 95
475
'78
'9i
94.l
733 713 97.3
60
61
82
425
23 37 16
7 54 17
820 784 95.6 758 742 7 735 5 43 687
15 yeon old
Total
16 yeo<$
17 years
18 years
19 years
20 years
21 years
2'>2
3 669
300
1 258 668 53.l
267 117 43.8
151 67 47
143 48 37
117 84
246 194 68 35.I 68 68
16' 87 36
658
227 190 83 43.7 83 70
36 36
47 38
70 14 39 17 13
68
36
6 45 17
38 15 23
37 37 7 30
36
i67
126
--
-9
51
·20
II
37 37
52 38
82 76
64 64
37 29
38 24
76 60
-a
24 14
THE STATE- Continued Persons of Spani•h Language /llale -----------------·---·-------fnrolled in ~chool --·--------------·-·------Labor Peree"1 in lobor force •••••.••••••••••
-
force--------------·-·········--··· --
(ivttlon lobar force··-·-------------·-··-
64 24A 64 40
13.0 42 36 4
.
32
40 27
13 11 6
8
5 24
iBci
i98
---
--
-Not enrolled in school •••••..•..•••••.••••.••. Labor force ---Percenl in ------------···-------·--labor force •• _____________ _Civilian lobor force ...................... Employrce-----------·--·--------- -· Fe111ale ____ ____ ____ ------ ----Enrollod in school------·--·---·--······---- ... lobor force···--···----·-·----------·-·· -Percent in labor forc&-----------~--- .. CwilKJn lob.er force __ ------~- -------- __ _-Employed •• __ ---------------""- •• __ _.. With a iob but not at work ......... . ... Al work ...••.••.•••..•.•.....•..• -l to 1.4 hours ____ .... -------------- -15 to 3.4 hours .................... . 35 hours or more ... ______________ _--Unemployed ........... __ •• __ ---- ••••• .. Percent of civ11u:m labor force __ .... ___ _.. Not it1 labor force····-·-----------········ --~
~- ~··
Not e-nrolled iri $Chool __________ -------·· ____ _..
Employed ..................... ··--- __ _.. With a job but nor ot work---------Al work ..... ···--·---------------· I to 14 haurn .. __ .. __ ........... .. .. 15 lo 34 hour&. •••••••••••••••••• --
...--
35 hours or more---------------- ..
Unemployod .. ··-···-····--·--··-----
262
...
Employed ---·-····""·---- ---·--·-··-With a job but not at work·---------- At work--·---·------·-·········--- 1 to 14 hours ••••••••••••••••••••• 15 to 34 hours .. __ •••• -----------35 hours or more----------------Unemployed __ ............ ------------ Percent of civilian labor fo
-~
322 322 42
--
Percent of civiliDn kJbor force-.------- -Not in labor force------------------------ --
a
---
--
2112 267 18 6.7
IS
ie
18
-
--
-
---
6
33
---
---
29 29
-
-
24 --
-
61 -
"36
':i4
5
-8
11 37 19 8
57 24 26 7 10
-
-
232
185
91
64
14
14
16
117 71 60.7 71 60
178 105 59.0 105 89
205 94 45.9 94 88
60 9
89
88
-
7
----
--5
3 lllJ l 548 49.0 I 548 l 415 57 l 358 62 175 I 121 133 8.6 l 612
Enrolled in school •• __ •••. ---· __ ------ ...... . labor force··--------····---------·-···Percent in labor force -- __ ---- -- ____ _.. C1vilfon labor force _______ ., __ ,. __ ,. .. ,. ____ _ Employed ............................ .. With o job t>ut not al work--···---·· -At work .............. -------·----·· .... I lo 14 hours •• ---·-------·-·-··· 15 lo 34 hours .• __ ---- __ -----·--· 35 houri or more---------------- ·Unemployed •••• __ ..•..• ··----·-·--··
---
----
Percent of civilian klbor force ___ ,. ___ _
Nol io labor force ... ·------------······---
--
646 243 37.6 243
--·------------
Emploved --·· ........... --------------With a tob but not ot work·····-·-·· At work~-~·- .. ---·---------------... l lo 14 hours ... --···-----------IS to 3.4 l>ours ........ ---···--·-JS hours or more ---------~---MUnemployed ................... ., •.•.• Percttnt of dvilKln labor force _,. ~-- ___ ,.. ..
Tobie 166. Employment Status and Hours Worked of Persons 14 to 34 Years Old, by School Enrollment, Age, Race, and Sex: 1970-Continued The State Urban and Rural Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas of 250,000 or More
[Data bosed on somple, see text. For minim~m boff for derilllld figures (pomint, ~. e:tc.) and mooning of symbol$, see ttxtJ Persons 16 to 34 veers old Persons 14 years old
Enrolled in school --------------------------Labor force -----------------------------Percent in loborforce ---- ------------
.
With a {ob but not ot work ----------At 1work--------------------------to 14 hours ____________________ _
-15 to 34 hour•-------------------- -
35 hours or more---.. -------- .. ----
--
Unemployed-------------------------Percent of civilian labor force ................... .. Hot In lobor force------------------------- Hot enrolled in school_ ______________________ _
---
Labor force -----------------------------Percent in labor force .............................. .. Civilian labor force -----... ·--------------Employed ------ ---------------------With a job but not at work----------- At 1work--------------------------to 14 hours ____________________ _
.
---
15 to 34 hour•-------------------35 hours Qr more ....... ,.. ......................... .. Unemployed ---- __ ---- ______ ---- __ ---Percent of civilian labor force --------Hot in labor force------------------------- -
2 409 1 544 462
403 16" 6.3 21 882
174
15 159 17
22 120 21 10.8 381
6 899
146 10 29 107
814 198 611 005
6 640
4.1 122 360
22 ~9 8 027
35.0 8 027 7 049
222
6 827 3 572 2 810 44S 978
12.2 14 922
-400 <1(111
306 5 :lOI 60 100 141 1()2 25.0 751
53.8
53.2
rm
10 355 6
r:m
58.7 6 Cl71 5 874
26 764 8 296 4 363 52.6
.. 910
4 195 353
4 403 396 4 007 879 1 51>5 l 563 135 3.0 2 966
7 509 4 S43 60.5 4 538
90 43(1 3 383 1 927 57.0 I 927 I 81'1 161 I 718 233 532 953 48 2.5 l 456
71 559 2 216
87 047
69 343 30 569 44.1 30 565 29 495 1 840 21 m 3 681 s 135 15 83'1 I 070 3.5 38 774
Percent in lobar force---- ____ ,. _____ _ -Civilian lobar force---------------------· Employed -------- -------- ----------- -With a job but not or work---·------ -At work-------------------------- -1 to 14 hour'-------------------- -15 to 34 hour•------------------- -35 hours or more---------------- -Unemployed -- __ -- -- __ -- -- ______ .• __ _ -Percent of civillon labor force ----·--- -Not in lobor force----------------·------- -Not enrolled in school __ -------------··-··--- -Labor force ----------------------·-----Percent in labor force ____ .,, _________ _--Civilian labor force---------- ... ---------- -Employed -- ____ -------- -- •• -- •• ---- - --
Enrolled in school --------------------------Labor force----------------------·------ --
·-----
With o job but not al work ·--------Al work-------------------------1 to 14 hours-------------------15 hours to 35 or more ______ ,.. ________ _
34 hour•---------------------
-Unemployed •••• --------------------- -Percent of civilion labor force -------- -Hot in labor force------------------------ -· , __ -- ---- -- ---- -- -- -- -------- -Enrolled in school -------------------------- -Labor force----------------------------- -Percent in labor force ...... - .... --------- -Civilian labor force--------------------- -Employed -- -------------- ----------- -With a job but not ot work ---------- -At work-------------------------- -1 lo 14 hours.------------------- -15 to 34 hours------------------- -35 hours or more .............. ,._ .............. .. -Unemployed ____ --------------·------ -Percent of clvllion labor force -------- -Not in labor force------------------------ -Not enrolled in school ____ ------------------- -Labor force---------------·------------- -Percent in labor forc•--------------- -· Civilion labor force--------------------- -Em.ti;'!~~ foi)b~i ~~t-.i°t~-;;,.k·==========---At !work-------------------------to 1.\ hours ___________________ _--15 to 34 hour•------------------- -35 hours or more ................................. ... -Unemployed------------------------- -Percent of civilian labor force -------- -Hot in labor force------------------------ --
Table 166. Employment Status and Hours Worked of Persons 14 to 34 Years Old, by School Enrollment, Age, Race, and Sex: 1970-Continued [Data based on 5Clmple ue text For minimum hose fol" derived figures (per<:ent median, etc.) and meaning of symbols, see text]
The State Urban and Rural Standard Metropolitan Statlstlcol Areas of 250,000 or More
Enrolled In lthc>OI -------------·---·····--·-Lobor force •• __ ------ ______ ··---·------·Percent In lobar force·----·----·--·-Clvfflon labor force···-····--·····-···-·- Employed •••••••••••• ········-······· With a job but not at work .......... . At work-·-····--·····---.--------1 to 14 hours·------·-----·-···-·· 15 to 34 hours .................... 35 hl>urs or more·--·············· Unemployed •••••••• ···-·---··--·-···· Percent of civilian lobar force ••••••••• Not in labor force---·-·-··-·······-·····--
-.
.. --Not enrolk>d in lthool •••••••••••••••••••• - ••• Lobar force ··--·········------·-·--······ Percent in lobar force---------···--·· Civllion labor force---------·-······--··· Employed-----··-·------·-·--·····-·· With a job but not at work ··--······- At work-------·-···········-···--- . 1 ta 14 hours.................... . . 15 to 34 hO
force·-·-·-·------------------
-
Civllion labor force----------------------
Employed .... __ ---------------------With o job but not at work -·-------At 1work--------------------····-to 14 hours ___________________ _ 15 to 34 hours ••••••••••••••••••• 35 hours or more ............. -.... - .......... .. Unemployed···---······----·--·----Percent of civilian labor force . . ~ ......... .. Not in labor force···---···-···-----------
----
.. .. .. --
----
of
s
0.4
556 8 548 266 197 85 9 l.6
5 590
s
19
38
--
636
612 20
592
305 :207 80
24
3.8 5 360
1:29 19 14.7 19 19
27 11.8 27 27
--
19
27
--
19
-
5 22
----
Employed __ •••• -- ---- •••• __ ••••••••• Wtth o job but not at work ----·--·-At work·---·--·--·--·-----··-··-· IIStoto14 34hl>urs hours•••••••••••••••••••• __________________ _-35 hours <>r mor• ----------···--· Unemployed •• ---------------- •••• --· Perctnt civilian lobor force •••••••• Not in labor force--·----··-······-···--·-
I 333 195 844 294
--.. --·
Hot enrolled in school •• -- ··-- __ -- -----· ••••• Lobar force •••• __ •• __________ ---· __ ••.•• Percent in labor force ______________ _ Civilian labor force--- .. -.................. _., ____ ..
Enrolled in •chool ·---·-··-·-·······-··-·--lobar force •••••••• __ •••••••• __ •.•• __ --· Percent in labor force ______________ _ Civilian lobar force------------·-----·-Employed -·-- __ -· -·-- ---- •••••••• --Wtth o job but not at work ----····-· At work---------------------.---. I to 14 hours •••••••••••••••••.•• 15 to 34 hours .................. .
2 825 444 15.7
35 hours or more_., .. - ......................... ..
46
·---Unemployed ____ --··--·- ••••••••••••• ·Percent of civMion labor force •••••••• ---
Hot in lobar
405
-
405 243 116 J9
a.a
force-·······--·-----···----- --
2 381
--
91 34
Not enrollod in lthool •••••••••••• ----··----Lobor force ·------·-···---·--·- --------· Percent in labor force--------------· Civilian lobar force----------···-····-··
..--Em.:'i:r: ~i)i,~j;."Oi"Qi";;ir.·:::::::::: ·-At work-·-··----------·-·-······· .. I to 1"4 hl>urs ••••••••••••••••••••
-IS to 34 ho•r• ••••••••••••••••••• -35 hours or more·-·······-··--·- -Unemployed_ •••••••••••••••• ----·-- -""rcent of civi'°" labor force ------·- -Not 111 labor force·-···------------------- --
Tobie 166. Employment Status and Hours Worked of Persons 14 to 34 Years Old, by School Enrollment, Age, Race, and Sex: 1970-Continued COQto based on sample,'" text. for minimum booe for derived figures (percent. mecfktn ttcJ end rneoni"1j of symbol1 -
The State Urban and Rural Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas of 250,000 or More
tool
"""""' 16 to 34 yoors old
Persons 14 years old
PerJons 15 yoors old
Toto!
16years
17 yoors
18 years
19 yoors
20 yool'O
21 yoora
2 1U
2 608 1 809
2 390
2 444
2 036
833
617 47.9 617 567
22 to 24 Y*I"
25 to 29 years
30 to 34 yeon
6 " 216' 81 37.5 81
6 473 167 86 51.S 86
DULUTll-SUPERIOR, MINN.-WIS., SMSA-
Continued Total- Continued
,..... ____ ------ ------------ ---- ----
Enrolled in school --------------------------- Labor force -----------------------------Percent in lobor force _______________ _-
Civilian labor force -----.. ---... ------------ Employed -- •••• ---------------------- With a job but not at work ----------- At work---------------------------
--
\ to 14 hours--------------------15 lo 34 hours-------------------35 hours or more -----... ----------- Unemployed-------------------------Percent of civilian labor force .................. .. Not in labor force-------------------------
-Not enrolled in schoo'------------------------ Lobor force ------------------------------ P&rcent in lobar force---------------- Civilian labor force ........................... ---------- Employed ------ ------------ ---------- With o job but not ot work ----------- -
--
At work--------------------------\ to 14 hours--------------------15 to 34 hour•-------------------35 hours or more----------------Unemployed __ -----------------------Percent of civilian labor force .................. .. Not in labor force ................................................... ..
------------------Labor force----------------------------Percent in lobar force _____ .. ________ _--Civilian labor force-----------------.. --- -Employed ---- ---- -- ---------·--·---- -With a job but not ot work ·--·------ -At work ---·-- ------------ -------- -1 to 14 hours·-----------·------- -15 to 34 hours------------------- -35 hours or more---------------- -Unemployed---- __ ---------------- --- ·Percent of civilian labor force ............... ... -Not in labor force------------------------ -Mole •• ---- -- -- ------ --------------
Enrolled in school -------------------------Labor force-----------------------------Percent in labor force ______________ _ Civilian labor force ______ ., _________ ,,, ____ _ Employed -- __ -------- ____ -· --------With a job but not at work---------At work-------·-----------------1 to 14 hour•-·--------·--------· 15 to 34 hours·---------··------35 hours or more ---------------Unemployed __ ----------------------Percent of civilian labor force _____ ,. __ Not in lobar force-----·-----------------· Not enrolled in school ______________________ _
~~le--------------- --
----Civilian lobar force--------------------- -Employed -------- ------------------- -With a job but not at work ---------- -At work--------·----------------- -1 15toto\434hours·------------------hours_ _________________ _--35 hours or more---------------- -Unemployed __ ----------------------- -Percent of civilian labor force -------- -Not in labor force------------------------ -Hot enrolled in school ______________________ _ -labor force--------------------·-------- -Percent in labor force ______ .. _____ ---Civilian labor force--------------------- -Employed __ -------··---------------- ·With a job but not at work ---------- ·At 1work----------·------·-------to 14 hours ___________________ _--15 lo 34 hours.------------------ -35 hours or more---------------- -Unemployed __ -----·--------··-- -- --- -Enrol~ in school -------------------------Lobor force------·---------------------Percent in labor force .......... __________ _
Percent of clvilion lobor force -------Not in labor force------------------------
Percent mlabor force •••••••••••••••• Civilian labor force---------------------Employed -- ------·--··-·· •• ______ ---Wtth a job bvt not o1 work ----------to
hours·--------------------
more----------------UnemploY9(! __ ---------- __ ---- -------Percent of civilian labor force ---------
Hot in labor force------------------------- Hot enrolled in school •••• -------------------- labor force ----------- ------- __ ---- -----·
--Em~':'(,~ j(ib"~;;-.i-ai;;ri.·::::::::::: .
Percent in labor force ____ -----------Civilian labor force-------------------·--
At 1work--------------------------to 14 hours ••••••••••••••••••••• 15 to 34 hours ••••••••• ----------- 35 hours or more----------------- Unemployed •• -----------·------------ Percenl of civilian labor force ····-··--Not in loborforce •••.. --------·-·--------- Fotoole •• -· -· -- -- -- ---· -· ---- ------- . Enrollod in school ---·-·-·---·-·-·---·------- Lobar force -----------------·----------Percent in lobar force _______________ _Civilian lobar force---------------------- Employed •••••••••••• -- -- ------ ------ With a job but not at work ------·--·· At 1work--------------------------lo 14 hours.-------------------15 to 34 hour•-------------------35 houn or more_ .. ___________ .,_,.. __
---
Unemployed •• -----------------------Percent of civilian lobar force --------- Not in labor force -- __ ...... - ..... - ..... Not enrolled in •chool _______________________ _ w -----------
--Civilian labor force ____ ------ •• ---- ---- __ -
Labor force---------------------------·-Percent in labor force _______________ _ Employed ____ -----------------------Wtth a job but not ot work ---·-·----
-Al work------·····-··------------- 1to14 hours •••••••••••••••••••• -15 to 34 hours •••••••••••••••••••• 35 hours or more .. --~-~---~----.--- -
Unemployed •••• ---- -------- ---------- Percent of cl•ilion labor force -------· Not in lobor force •.•.. --------·----------
Worked in 1969---------···-·----·-·----····50 to 52 weeks--------------------------- 48 to 49 weeks--------------------------40 to 47 weeks ------·------- ------------27 to 39 weeks-------------···--·-·-----14 to 26 weeks----------------·-·-------13 weeks or Old not work In 1969 ------------------------
-
--less-------------------------- -
f - ---- -- -- ---- -- -- ---- --------- -
Worked in 1969----------------------------50 to 52 weeks------------------·-------48 to 49 week1 --------------------------40 to 47 weeks--------------------------27 to 39 week•---------------····-------14 to 26 weeks·-----------····---------·13 weeks or les•-----------·------------·Oid not work in 1969 ---------------------··-
10 2J2 14 104 5 4()8 583 853 l 523 l 876 3 861 56 148 " 7 332 646
2 696 294 543 887 1 057 1 855 92 314
White
---
Worked in 1969.-------------------------·-· 50 to 52 weeks------------------------··· 48 to 49 weeks--------·--·------··-····-40 to 47 weeks-----······-----------··-·27 to 39 weeks----·-···--------------·-·- 14 to 26 weeko ----·-·-··----------------13 weeks or less-----------.--------------- Did not work in 1969 -·-------··-··---------- Fe••lt ____ __ ------ -- -- -------- -----
-
--
Worked in 1969----------------------------50 to 52 weeko --------·-----------------48 to 49 weeks------------------------··· 40 to 47 weeks--·--··-·--··------··--··-· 27 to 39 week•-------------------········ 14 to 26 weeks···-----·-----···--··-----13 weeks or less __ ------ ___ "' ________ ------ Did not work in 1969 ------------------·-----
Neg'° Worked in 1969 .. -------------------------- -50 to 52 week•--------------------------48 to 49 week•-----------------------··· 40 to 47 weeks-------------------------· 27 to 39 weeks---------------------····· 14 to 26 weeks-------------------------· 13 weeks or les•------------------------Oid not work in 1969 ------------··--------- --
·-
------
fe••le •• ·- -- ---- -- -- -- -- ---------- --
Worked in 1969------------------·--------- -50 to 52 weeks-------------------------- -48 to 49 weeks-----·-------------------· 40 to 47 weeks------·--------·-------··· 27 to 39 weeks-·---------------------··· 14 to 26 weeks--------··--·---·---·----· 13 weeks or less------·-·------··-··-··-· Did not work in 1969 ----------------------· --
--
------
221
--
37 11 168 602 855 257 6
-
--
4 22 37 188 598
Mole---------·---------·-·------·--
584 168
734
733 726 1 159 3 797
203 13 149 192 242 521 646
711 45 99 78 47 29 125
922 867 694 44 47 42 19 21 55
1 466 I 273 977 74 104
884
1 469 981 545 130 115 87 23 81 488
542
780 750 546 100 32 56 9 7 30
117 187 105 20
6 14 15
-
7U
147 65 50
54 253
489 363 168 32 32 61 34 36 126
61 375
-82
63 341
66 193
124 684
51 831
43 106
48 534
37 336 27 913 1 966 2 680 1 981 1 498 1 298 s 870
569 57 86 50 16 44 84
960 680 357 78 43 .54 98 50 280
581 345 41 35 52 24 84 303
79
11 28 193
U7 543 412 16 66 16 21 12 84
352 228 39
38 28
4 15 190
377
13 5 4 39 150
22
-5 8
91
445
445 254 153 16 23 15
170
-
10
-
-
14 245
82 17 19 13 16 23 275
14 19 124
428
117 160 129 16
127
87
48
62
55 21
10
2.4
25
22 191
-
27 4
-
26
Persons of Spanish Language
----
Worked in 1969 .• -----------------------··· 50 to 52 weeks-------------------------48 to 49 weeks-------------------------- -40 to 47 weeks-------------------------- -27 to 39 weeks-------------------------- -14 to 26 weeks-------------------------13 weeks or less------------------------- -Oid not work in 1969 -·····-·---------------
--female ________ ------------ •• -- ---· -Worked in 1969·--------------------------- -50 to 52 weeks-------------------------- -48 to 49 weeks.·-----------------------· -40 to 47 weeks-------------·-··--------- -27 to 39 weeks-----·---------··--------- -14 to 26 weeks-------------------------- -13 weeks or less------------------------- -Oid not work in 1969 ----------------------- --
-
10
-
54
104 416 580 96
-
7 14 22 S3 484
6 381
5 166 3 623 420 462 369 499 393 615 6 677
3 990 1 393 248 351 639 606 7S3 2 687
330 532
44
92 25 13
222
58
122 52 17 37 39
40
no
sos
606 606 469 31
42
28 52
676 43 49 31 6 14
1 001
790
583
442 159
627 374 131
36
.S6
178 10 76 114 102 103 418
12 67 93 75 348
29 50
:>4
26
--
408 180 30
.56
38 43
27
15
15 9 6
-
9 9
---
e
20 14
27
65
32
39
151 58 21 14 6 10
133 37 31
"5
96
-7
--6
93
96
65
77
636 761 660 159 543 783 331 291 869
27 244
41 213 6 9.olO 2 693 356 557 776
s
-
----
--
19
"9
-6
URBAN
Malo---------·--·--·---------------
Worked in 1969 .. -------------------------- -50 to 52 weeks-------------------------48 to 49 weeks-------------------------40 to 47 weeks-------------------------27 to 39 weeks-------------------------- -14 to 26 weeks-------------------------13 weeks or less------------------------· Did not work in 1969 ---------------------·-
Worked in 1969 ••.•••••••••••••••••••••••••• 50 to 52 weeks •• ······--------·---------48 to 49 weeks •• --·-----------···-·-----40 to 47 weeks·······-··-······---------27 to 39 weeks •• ------------·-----·--···· 14 ta 26 weeks--------------------------13 Dld not work In 1969 ------------------------
-
-week• or kts•-------------------·------ --- ---·-· -----------------.Worked In~---1969••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 50 to 52 weeks •••• -------·····---------- 48 to 49 weeks···················-------- 40 ta 47 weeks---···-··········--·----· 27 to 39 weeks •• ··-------·--------······· . 14 to 26 weeks .......................... . 13 weeks or ktu •••••••••• ···--··-------·- Did not work in 1969 ·········---·----······- -
Worked In 1969 ••.•.••••••••••••••••••••••• SO to 52 weeks----······--·-------·----·48 lo 49 Weeks •••••••••••••••••••••••••• 40 to 47 w"ks -----·-·--------------·--27 IO 39 w.. ks .......................... 14 to 26 weeks···--·--·--··········----13 week• or Did not work In 1969 .......................
--------
ktss •. --------·-·-··-----------
-,... __ ---·----·-·--··---Worked in 1969............................ --SO 52 weeks········------------·-···· --
¥Y1
lo
---27 to 39 weeks---------········--------·
48 to 49 weeks·······---------··-··--··· 40 to 47 weeks-------·--------·--------·
14 to 26 weeks ••••••.••••••••••••••••••• 13 weeks or ktss ••••••••••••••••••••••••• Did not work in 1969 .••••••••••••....••••••
-·
-----
29
56
85
225 1 363 10 141
\7 362 6 631
44<1
1 3 4 7
5 470 5 135 3 532
718 656
• 704 8 413 7 090 231
9 309
12 721
s 154 2 367 174 383 605 629 996 7 567
DUWTH-SUPUIOR, MINN.-WIS., SMSA Total
...... -------·-··------·-·-·-·-··------
Worked in 1969 •••••••••••...•••••••••••••• SO ta S2 weeks ••••••••.•••••••••••••••.• .. 48 ta 49 weeks·····--------------------40 to 47 weeks---------·-······------··· 27 to 39 weeks-------------------------14 to 26 weeks---·----·----------------13 weeks Did not work in 1969 --·-···-··----------.-·
--
---or kts•-------------·-------···· ----,.... ______ ----·------- -- -· -- ---- -Worked in 1969 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• -· SO to S2 weeks---·------------------·-·· -48 49 weeks--------·----·····-··--··· -40 to 47 weeks·---------·-·····--------- -27 lo 39-ks ---·------·-·---···-·--·-- -14 to 26 weeks----------·······--------- -· to
13 week• or less ••••••••••••••••••••••••• Did not work In 1969 ...................... .
Worked In 1969•••••••••••••••••••••••••••• SO to 52 weeks······-··-------·-·------48 to 49 weeks--·-·····--·-----------··· 40 lo 47 27 to 39 weeks------------------···----14 to 26 -kl----------·····----------· 13 weeks or less-------··········-·-----Did not work In 1969 -----·------------··-··
--
-·
---_.., -- ---- -- ···--------- -· -- -- .. Worked in 1969 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• --SO to 52 weeks------------------------·· ·48 to 49 weeks----······-------------··· -40 lo 47 weeks·········---------·-··--·· -27 to 39 weeks·---------------------···· -14 to 26 weeks···-------------·--------- -13 weeks or less •.• -------·---·····-··--- -Did not work In 1969 ---------·------------- -· 25-608
Tobie 167. Weeks Worked in 1969 by Age, Race, and Sex:
1970-Continued
[Doto based on sample, see text. For meaning of symbols. see text]
The State Urban and Rural Standard Metropoliton Statistical Areas of 250,000 or More
l'erson• 16 \IO(lrs old end ewer Per&ons 14 ond 15 years old
ft)fol
758 211
9 562 7 767
16 lo 21 years
22 to 24
years
25 to 29
years
30!034 years
years
40!044 years
4S to54 years
SS to 59
813
BOS
766 531
1 422 1 245
589 514 A04 16
35 to 39
)'ton
60 to 64
yeol'll
65 to 69 yeol'll
70 to 74 years
75 years and o.,.,.
275 110 65 6 6 5 8 20 165
271 52 28
17S
463
MINNEAPOLIS-ST. PAUL SMSA-Continued Negro
Molt-------------------------······
Worked in 1969----------·------------····--· SO to 52 w..ks -----·-···········---······· 4810 49 w..ks --------------------···--·40 to 47 w .. ks -----------··-··---·······27 to 39 w..ks ·-·-·····--··---···-------14 to 26 w..ks --------------------------13 weeks or l•ss------·-----·---··-----·-· Old not work in 1969 ----------·------------- .
-----
Fo•olo •••• -- ·-··-· •••••• --·--· -·--Worked in 1969 .... ------·-···-·--···--····· SO to 52 w..ks ------·-····-·------------48 to 49 w..ks ------·······------·--····· 40 to 47 w..,ks ······-···----·--···------· 27 to 39 weeks··-······-----·-····------· 14 to 26 weeks----------------······-·-·· 13 weeks or less •• -----··-·-------------·Old not work in 1969 ---------------------···
Malo •• --··-·-···--·-·-···-·--·--·Lobar force ·-------------------·---·------Employed ······-··----·-·------------ -··Unemployed-··----····-··---------·--·-·. Not in labor Last worked, 1960 to 1970 -·-·······--·---Percent of not in lobar force···--------- . 1970 ---- ·- --------------····- --------1969 ---- ------------ •••••• ··---- ··---1968 ------ -----------·--- ·-·---------1964 to 1967 --·····-·-···-----------·-1960 to 1963···-·-·------------··-----0id not work, 1960 to 1970-----··--··-····· Never worked ------ -----------·-·--·-·Worked before not 1960reported •••••••••• ---···-------Yeor lost worked ._ _________ _
force----------·----····--------
.
--
..---
,.....__ -- ···--·-- -- -----------------
Lobar farce ····--·- •••• __ ------ ···--····--·
~~:~~id:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: -Not in labor force--------·-···------------·- lost worked, 1960 to 1970 -----·-·--------- " Percent of not in labor force-------·---1970 ·--- •••• -- -- ---- -- -·-- -------- ---1969 -- -· ------ -- ·--- -- ------ ---------1968 ---- -- -- - • -- -- -- -- ---- -- ---- •• --·· 1964 to 1967 __ ----------------------·-to 19631960 .·-·---------·-----------Did1960 not work, to 1970 ••.•••••• _______ _-Never worked .... -- ·-----··-----·-----Worked before 1960 __ •••• ____ ---- __ ---- -· Year lost worked not reported _____________ _
last worked, 1960 to 1970 ----------···-·Percent of not in lobar force-------·--1970 -- •••• - - -· -- ---------- -- ---·---·· 1969 -- -- -- -- -- -- -- ·- -· -·-- -----·····1968 -- -· -- - - -- -- ------·--· -- -··· -- -- 1964 ta 1967 ------------------·-·-···1960 to 1963 •••••••••••••• ·-··-------Did not work, 1960 to 1970 _______________ _ Never worked Worked before .................................................... 1960 ___________________ _...
-----·-----
---,........ -· -· ·--- ------------------ -Labor force -· __________ ··----·- __ --------- -Year last worked not reported _____________ _
----
Employed __ -···-· •• --··--···----·-·----Unemployed----·- •• __ ---·-·--------··--· Nat in lobar force----·----···----------·--last worked, 1960 to 1970 ---------------Percent of not in lobar force----------1970 -- -- ·- -- •• -- -- ·- -------------· --1969 -- -- -- --·· -· ---------- ------ -- -- 1968 -- -· •• -- -- -- •• -------- -------- •• 1964 to 1967 -------------------------1960 to 1963. ________ ·-··---·-·--·-··· Did not work, 1960 ta 1970·---------·····Hever Worked before not 1960---·--·------------Year la•t worked reported _____________ _
-· -·----
-..--worked---·--------------------- ----
Male __ ---- .. --------------------·
----
-·----..
Labor force -- ------ __ ---------- ----------Employed -- -------- --------------------Unemployed---- ____ •••• __ •••••• ------ --Hot in labor force-------------------------la•I worked, 1960 lo 1970 ---------------- -Percent of not in lobar force----------1970 -- -- - - - - -- ·- -- ·--- -- -- ••• --- -- -- 1969 ---- ---- -- ·- -- ------ ·-----------1968 ------ ·- -- •• ·- -------- ----------1964 lo 1967 -·-----------------------1960 to 1963-------------------------Did not work, 1960 to 1970-----------·-··Never worked •• -----·-----.----------· Worked before 1960-----····------·--·· Year lost worked not reported •••••••••••••.
Table 168. Labor Force Status and Year Last Worked of Persons Not In the Labor Force by Age, Race, and Sex: 1970-Continued [Dalo hosed on sample, see text. For minirru.>m hose for derived figures (porc
The State Urban and Rural Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas of 250,000 or More
~~:~i~id :: :: :: :: ::::::::::::::::::::::Nat in labor force-------------------·------- Last worked, 1960 lo 1970 -------·-----·--- Percent of not in labor force ------------ -
146 19.9 12 134
1970 ---------- ------------------------ 1969 ---- ------ ---- -------------- -----1968 -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -------- -- -- -- ------ 1964 to 1967 --------------------------19631960 ...... --------------------Did1960 not to work, to 1970. _______________ _ Never worked Worked before -------------------------1960 ____________________ _ Year last worked not reported ______________ _
----
--
519 519
-
69
s 544 s 273
1 313
$83
589 532 57 794 371 46.7
328
264
S35
485
323
s
255 26 4
255 170 66.7 21 124 14 11
43 359 240 66.9 35 145 13 42
326 310 16 97
69 64 5 16
74 58 16 45
942
294
623
455 371 84 487 249 51.1 38 197 6 8
263 218 35 31 25
566 S2S 31 57
86
-
-
s
22 455
;122 48.8 33 81 32
Sl 25 196 87 111 35
$4
371 53.5 43 133 38 106 51 259 73 186
64
542
324 313
11
218
')17
86
106 46.7 6 42 18 26 14 105 23
39.4 19 13 19 30 5 96 20 78 34
64
9 318 64 254 45
825
l 294
1 238 1 163 51 58 51
780
187
783 712 57 42 32
738
in 143 29 15 15
s
7 37
82
16
3
27 39 12 122 46 76 56
707 111 111
-
596
120
22
22
46 361 71 296 109
Persons of Spanish Language
.... -------------------------------
584 106 76 30 478 84 17.6 25 59
"
Labor force -- -- --·- ---- ---- ---------------· Employed -- ---- ---·-- ---- ---------------Unemployed-----------------------------Nol in labor force-------------------------·Lost worked, 1960 ta 1970 -------------.--Percent of not in labor force ---- .. ---........ 1970 ---- ------ ------------ -- ---------1969 -- -- ------ ------------------ -----1968 -- -- ---- -- -------- ---------- -----1964 to 1967 --------------------------to 1963--------------------------Did1960 not work, 1960 to 1970 ________________ _
-
---
---Never worked Worked before -------------------------1960 ____________________ _Year lost worked not reported ______________ _,. __ -- ------ ---- ---- -- ---- -- ---Lobar force-------------------------------- Employed ________ -------- ---------------- Unemployed---- __ ---- ____ --------------- Not in labor force--------------------------- Last worked, 1960 to 1970 ----------------- Percent of not in labor force ------------ 1970 -------- -- -- ------ ---------------- 1968 ________________ _1969 ------------------- -------- -----1964 lo 1967 --------------------------1960 to 1963 __________________________ _Did not work, 1960 to 1970 ________________ _Never worked Worked before -------------------------1960 ____________________ _Year last worked not reported ______________ _-
.... --------------------------------
Labor force-------------------------------Employed __ ------ -------- ---------------- Unemployed-----------------------------Not in labor force ............................ - ....................... .. Last worked, 1960 to 1970 ···-------------· Percent of not in labor force ........................ .. 1970 ---- ------ -- ---------------- -----1969 -- -- ------ -- ---------------------1968 -- -- -----------------------------1964 to 1963. 1967 --------------------------1960 10 _________________________ _ Did not work, 1960 lo 1970 ____ ------------- Never worked-------------------------Worked before 1960 ____________________ _Year lost worked not reported •• -------------
-
----
Fe.alt ____ ------------------------- Labor force--·-----------------------···--- Emplayed -- _ •• -- -------- -· -- ------ ------ No~7~'1:fb~~1orce::::::::::::::::::::::::::: -Last worked, 1960 to 1970 ----------------- 1970 ________________ _Percent of not in labor force -----------1968 -________________ _1969 ---------------- ---------------1964 to 1967 --------------------------- to 19631960 ••• -------------------·---Did1960 not work, to 1970 ________________ _Never worked Worked before -------------------------1960 ___________________ _ -Year last worked not reported •• ------------ --
Table 168. Labor Force Status and Year Last Worked of Persons Not in the Labor Force by Age, Race, and Sex: 1970-Continued [Doto based on sample see text For minimum base for derived figum (percent, median, etc.) and meaning of symbols, see text)
The State Urban and Rural Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas of 250,000 or More
'
·-
Persons 16 years old ond over Persons 14 and 15 yeanold
Total
16 to 19 20 ond 21 years years
22 to 24 years
25 to 29 years
30 to 34 years
35 to 44 years
45 to 54 years
55 to 59 years
60 to 64 years
65 to 69 years
70 \it
RURAL NONFARM
Male···-----···--··--------------- -.
labor force -·-····---·-···----------------Employed ••••••••.••••••••• ---- ---------Unemploytd -- ---- ------------ •••• -------Not In labor force--------------------------Lost worked, 1960 to 1970 ···-------------· Percent of not In labor force •••..••••••• 1970 ·- ---·---------------- -- .• -------1969 -- -- -------------------- -- -------- . 1968 ·- ---- ---------------- -- -- -------- . 196410 1967 --------------------------1960 to 1963 •••• ------------·-········· Did not work, 1960 to 1970 ••••••••••••••••• Never worked -···--·-·---·-------·---·Worked briare 1960 •••••••••.••••••••••• Yeor lolll worked not reported •••••.•••••••••
18 158 2 805
--
2 519 278 15 353
-
446 2 832 105 40 6 10 778 10 778
--
-. . ....... ____________________________ _-
----
labor force •••• ------------ ------ .......... Employed •••••••••••• -----· -·-· --·· •. ---Une111ployed -- -- •• ·····----- -· •••••••. ---Not in 1obor force-···--------·-············· Lost worked, 1960 lo 1970 ---·····---·----Percen1 of no1 In lobar force -------····· 1970 ·- -- ---- ------ -·-· ---- -- .. -------1969 -----------.---------------------1964 to --1967 __________________________ 1968 --- --------------- -- -- ·- ---·- -_. 1960 to 1963 __________________________ _ Did not work, 1960 ta 1970 ..••••••••••..••• Never worked-·--------------·---·-···· Worked briare 1960 •••••••••••.••.••••• Yeor lost worked not reported •••.•....••••••
-. .
-. .
--.
3 429 22.3
1 146 17 692 2 196 I 948 248 15 496 I 831 11.8 419 l 337 43 25 7 12 522 12 522
Labor force-·-··--···----------········-·· Em played •• ---- •• ------ •••••••.•••••.••• .. Unemployed ____ •••. __ •• ----·· •• __ ..••••• Not in labor farce··-·-·········-···-·····-· last worked, 1960 la 1970 ................ .. Percent of not in labor force-------···· 1970 ·--- -· -- ·--- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- •• ----1969 ---- ---- •• ---- ---· -- -- -- -- ·- -- ••• 1968 -- -- -- ---- ---------- .• -- ------ --1964 ta 1967 -··-····--------····- •••• 1960 to 1963 ••••••.•.••.•••••••••••••• Did not work, 1960 la 1970 .••••••...•••••• Never worked ______ .,,, ___ "' ____ --------Worked before 1960 ................... . Year last worked not reported ••••.•••••••••
--
82 11 003 2 272 20.6 359
·---
I 893 20
-·--
7 552 7 552
-·--
-"""' " ' " ----.. ---------------labor force···----------------·-·········· -Employed __ •••••••••• ------ ____ ---- ··--- -Unemployed •.••••••.. -·-··············-- -Not in labor force·······-···-··········-··· last worked, 1960 la 1970 ······-····--·-· Percen1 of not in labor force-----····-· 1970 •• ---- .••• -- -- ···- -· -----------·1969 ..•• -- -- -- -· -- •• ··-· ------------1968 -- -- •••• -· -· •• -------------- ···-· 1964 to 1967 ···········-·······------1960 ta 1963 •••••••••••••••••••••••••• Did not work, 1960 to 1970 •••••••••••••••• Never worked··········-·-·-·········· Worked before 1960 ..•••••••••••••••••• Year la•t worked not reported ••••••••••••.•
Lobor force •• ---·-··· •••••• ------··-·-··-· Employed -- ---- --·- •••• ·-------··-- ----Unemployed •••••••••• -------·-·······--· Not In labor force •••••••••••••••••••••••••• lost worked, 1960 to 1970 •••••• -------·-· Pltrcent of not In labor force····------· 1970 •• -· --·--·-· -- --·-. ·-------- --··1969 -- •• ·------··- ······--- ••••• -- -·1968 -·-- ·--- --·- -- ···-----·· ·--- ---·1964 to 1967 ---·--·--·····-·········-· 1960 to 1963 .......................... !>id not work, 1960 to 1970 ••••••.•.••••••• Never worked ····-·-··-·--··········-· Worked before 1960 .................... Year Iott worked not reported ••••••••••••••
..--
------· -----
-----·----
.25-612 MINNESOTA
902
139
4 843 758 15.7 102 605
29
22
347
3 738 3 738
89
~26
65 227 58 735 4 437 24 199 IS 388
63.6 I 754 6 130 1 601 3 511 2 392 8 065 3 013 s 052 746
I 229 I 128 101 3 435 3 015 87.8 211 753 470 l 197 384 329 :20 309 91
88-1
850 34 8 341 3885 46.6 124
483
275 I 308 1 695 4 116
57
4 059
340
DETAILED CHARACTERISTICS
Table 168.
Labor Force Status and Year Last Worked of Persons Not in the Labor Force by Age, Race, and Sex: 1970-Continued (Doto bose
The State Urban and Rural Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas of 250,000 or More
set
text]
"""°"' 16 yeors old ond over Persons 14ond 15 yeon old
Total
5 565
95 974
10 692
JS 376
16to 19 20 and 21 years
.,...,...
22 to 2.i yeon
4 311 3 585
4 480 2 562 2 288
5 326
6 :381 2 484
219 1 918 1 588
2511>29
35 to 44
45 to 54
years
years
yeon
years
6 939 2 618
•4n
13597 s 993 636 357 7 604 3 OSll 40.2
um
30 lo 34
55 to S9 yeors
60 lo 64 yean
6S to 69 years
oml over
70
yeC>I'$
DULUTH-SUPERIOR, MINN.-WIS., SMSA-
Continued Total- Continued
,.,.... ------ ---- -- ---- -- ---- -- -- -- ---
lobor force -------------------------------Employed -- ---- ---- -------------------··· Unemployed---------------------·-·-----Not In labor force----------·---------------Lost worked. 1960 to 1970 -----·----------Percent of not in lobor force -····------1970 -------- -- -----------------------1969 -------- -- -- -- -------------------1968 --·----- -------------- -----------1964 to 1967 --------------------------to 1963--------------------------Did1960 not work, 1960 to 1970 ________________ _ Never worked ______ .. ____ .,. _____ ., _____ ,. __
--No~i~'i::'~~r1.;:,;.-::::::::::::::::::::::::::: Lost worked, 1960 to 1970 ----------------- Percent of not in labor force ...................... .. 1970 -- -- ---- -- -- -------- ---- ---------- 1969 -- -- -- -- -- ------------------------ 1968 -- -- ------ -- -------- -------------- 1964 to 1967 --------------------------- . 1960 to 1963------------------------·--Did not work, 1960 to 1970 ••• -------------- Never worked __ ---------- ---------- ........ Worked before 1960.--------------------Yeor lost worked not reported .............. . , __ .... ------ -- ________ -------labor force •••• ____ -- -------- -- -----··--·-- -
labor force -------------------------------Employed __ --·------------- -----------·-·
.....
~~:~~i":~Od
.,._
:::: :: :::::::: :: :: ::::::::::::--
Not in lobar force--------------------------· Lost worked. 1960 to 1970 ·---------------Percent of not in labor force ...................... .. 1970 -- -- ---- -- -- ---- ---- -------------1969 -------------------- ------------1968 •. -- ------ -------- -- -- ---- -------1964 to 1961-.-----------------------1960 to 1963 •• -----------------------Did not work, 1960 to 1970 •.• ------------Never worked --------··--------------Worked before not 1960reported ••••••._____________ -------------_ Yeor last worked
Not in lobar force-------·-----------------lo•t worked, 1960 to 1970 ---------------Percent of not in lobar force ----------1970 -- -- -- ---- -- -------- ------------1969 -- -· -- ---- -- ---------- ----------1968 -- -- -------------- --------------1964 to 1967 -----------------------··· to 19631960 •• -----------------------Did1960 not work, to 1970 _______________ _
----------Never worked ---------------------··-- --
---........ __ -- ------ -· -- -- ---- -------- -lobar force --------··-··-----·------------ -Employed •• -- ---- •• -··--- --------------· -No~l~'tfi::f'!rce:::::::::::::::::::::::::: --Lo•t worked. 1960 to 1970 ---------------· -Pen;enl of not in labor force----------- -1970 ------ ---- -- --------------------- -1969 ------------ --------------------- -1968 ------------ --------------------- -1964 to 1967 •••••••• ------------------ -to 19631960 •••••••• -----------------· Did1960 not work. to 1970 _______________ _--Worked Never worked before ------------·-----------1960 ___________________ _--Year lost worked not reported •• ------------ -Worked before 1960 •• ----·--·-·--·----Yeor lost worked not reported·-------------
Table 169. Characteristics of the Noninstitutional Population 16 to 64 Yea,rs Old With Work Disability: [Dote based on som ple• ... text
The State Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas of 250,000 or More
Persons wtth w<>rk di$0bltity of 6 months or more
Total
16 to 24
1970
For min•'mum ba .. for derived figures (percent median etc.) ond mooning of symbols, see text] Persons with w<>rk disability of less than 55 to 64 6 months years
Porcent distribution of persons with work disability of 6 months or more
less t on 6 months
THE STATE Total
Males •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• -
104 946
10 468
9,1
Duration of Disobilily 6 lo 11 montho ........................... .
1 and 2 year•---.------------·······---·-·3 and 4 years-----------····-··-·------·--5 to 9 years.·-·--------·-·------------···· 10 years or more •••• ----·----------·-------
-
..
7 17 15 18 45
431 170 982 986 377
---
69 37 13 35 1
71:2 306 94S 234 110 218
12 21 18 30 12 7
-
1 596 3 490 3 211 2 671 7 883
1 1 2 5
1 811
7 104
... ... ... ...
......
...
......
Presence of Own Children Married, wife present -··-···-----··········· With own children under 18 years···-------Whh own children under 6 years •••••••••• Other •lotus --·--------------------Withmarital own children under 18 years __________ _. With own children under 6 yeon _________ _
Years of School Completed Elementary, High school.
College,
leH lluin 8 years •••••••••••••••
-
f :'3~.;ri·::::::::::::::::::: . 4 years ·-·----·-· •• __ ---· •••••. 1 to 3 years-··---------------4 years or more •• --········-·--
--
1 2 2 5 1 1
321 734
664
2 2 3 1
Income in 1969
los'--······----------------- ----
Mone •••••• -------- •• -·-·-- ------·--··--·
$1 to $99'1 or $1.000 to $1,999 •••• ---------------------- -$2.000 to $2,999 •••• ----···--------------$3,000 to $4,999 •• __ ---·-·----------.----$5.000 to $6,999 •.•• ---·-··--------------$1,000 to $9,999 ----------------·······--$10,000 to $14,999 -----------------------$15,000 or more -------·-····-----··-···--
·-----
4 495
3 170 2 679 2 936
1 940 1 320 15S 21
1 1 3 2
737
l 740
33S 859 380 828 497 3 861 1 788
1 133
3 274
Poverty Status Family or unrelated individual incomeUnder .7S of poverty level ---------------Under 1.00 of poverty level--------------Under 1.2S of poverty level --------·------
·-
Labor Force Status
------force-·----·-·-··-····-···-· ..
Not obit to work-···--····-·------------·Able to work··-···--·-···--···-···------Employed or in Armed Force•-------------Unempioyed •• __ -------· ------······---Not in labor
22 82 69 3 8
553
1 142
Moior Occupotion Group of Employed
----· -----lorm---------·-·-··------- --~:1~1t>!~:~!11C: Ta~°t~en::::::::::::: .. Service worken, including privote household --Profeuionol, technical, ond kindred workers ••• Managers. and odmini$trotors~ e-xce-pt form ___ _ Soles workers •••••••• ····---- ____ --------Clerical and kindred workers -----------·---· Craftsmen kindredtransport. workers •••• ----------_ Operatives,and including _____________ loboreri, except
200 I 716 6 938
I 524 521 004 092 092 471 271 2411 636 l 622
79 416
9 43'
5 12 13 16 31
992 061 845 387 131
1 1 1 1 3
so
264 122 764 152 429 109
2 1 1 7
--
22 6 29 4 I
years---------------------- ------I to 3 yean -·---------------· -4 yeor.s or more--------------- --
Married, husband present.---------·-----··With own children under 18 years ••.••••••• With own children under 6 years •••.••••• Other stotus ---···----------·-----Withmarltol own children under 18 years _________ _
·-
With own children under 6 year•--·-----·
----
889
10 545 589
-
-
36.2 13.3
Years of School Completed Elementary, Len than 8 year•-------·--·-·· 8 High school, "1 yeors to 3 yean ----------·--·-··-_ _.. ___________________
25-614
MINNESOTA
302 3 298 3 436 1 811 196
862
1 1 2 1
443
DET Al LED CHARACTERISTICS
Tobie 169. Characteristics of the Noninstitutional Population 16 to 64 Yean Old With Work DisabHity: Continued
1970-
.
!Data based on sample, see teltl. For minimum 1xr.. for derived figures~ median. etc.) ond meoninv of symbol$ Sl4 1..11
The State Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas of 250,000 or More
Percent di•trlbution of JIWM>ll$ with work disability of 6 months or
Person• with work disability ol 6 month• or more
Total
16 to 24
veon
25 to 34 years
35 to 44
98n 2 988 2 716 1 315 2 691 837 854
veon
45 to 54 years
Persons with work dioobiUty of SS to 64 leu than years 6 months
more
Total
16 to 24
25 to 3'4
yeon
years
35 to 44 years
45 lo S4 yeon
SS to 64 yoors
Perc•nt of di Sil bled with work
dl~~l!lt;i.:! 6 month$
THE STATE-Continued Total- Continued
Females- Continued
Income in 1969 None ---- -- -- ------ ------------------ ----$1 to $999 or loss •• ------------------------
--
378 573 680 878 921 328 658
2 447 3 149 1 .we 690 1 289 318 131
3 361 1 768 912 882 529 272
4 820 1 967 1 111 988 1 398 581 530
---
9 734 14 830 19 366
1 296 1 810
1169
1 063 1 678 2 124
1 141 1 693 2 289
2 218 3 31() 4 422
e n1
--
32 46 22 I 22
850 566 807 643 116
1 770 7 662 4 223
2 684 5 684 2 540
3 883 7 512 3 822
3 055
245 2 899
3 438
9 '296 II 982 6 352 330 5 300
15 217 13 T.U 5 870 432 7 .c24
3 8 3 6 I
592 058 082 599 476
410 I 848 521 1 256 188
387 1 057 527 420 149
501 1 039 292
103 089
18 521
12 423
14834
1 811 2 132 3 157 7 ()4..1
li:5 :~ m~ : : : : : : : : : : : : : :
---
m:::i ~~ ~~-:-===========================Poverty Status family or unrelated individual incomeUnder .75 offoverty level ----------------Under 1.00 o poverty level ---------------Under 1.25 of poverty level ----------·-----
31 16 10 5 8 3 2
644
10 6 4 2 2 1
873 701
2 189 1 667 1 120 605 1 234 704 485
100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0
7.8 19.0 13.2 11.7 14.4 9.6 4.9
10.7 10.7 8.5 11.0 9.9 15.9 10.2
15.4 11.9 10.4 16.8 15.7 17.5 19.9
31.5 18.0 25.4 22.4 30.2 25.2 32.1
3.4.7 .W.4 42.4 38.1 29.8 31.9 32.8
6.5 9.1 9.S 9.3 12.2 17.5 15.4
T.U 1 020 1 653
100.0 100.0 100.0
8.9 8.7 9.3
10.9 11.3 11.()
11.7 11.4
11.8
22.8 22.3 22.8
45.6 46.2 45.0
6.9 6.4 7.9
3 012 4 992 216 2 215
100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0
16.5 18.5 23.4 13.8
8.2
2 561
12.2 11.1 14.9 13.1
11.8 16.l 16.8 15.3 15.S
28.3 25.7 27.9 20.1 24.0
46.3 29.5 25.7 26.3 33.6
8.4 9.7 10.1 11.6 9.1
454
3911 900 330 793 1'10
100.() 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0
11.4 22.9 16.9 19.0 12.7
10.8 13.1 17.1 6.4 10.1
18.5 16.5 16.3 15.7 19.8
28.6 30.0 33.5 22.S 26.6
30.7 17.5 16.2 36.4 30.8
10.0 10.() 9.7 10.7 8.7
~5
32 764
10 092
100.0
11.0
12.1
14.4
23.1
31.8
8.9
1 348 3 198 3 235 4 .W5 12 359
2 733 6 608 5 522 6 077 11 824
... ... ... ...
...
100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0
20.6
13.7 10.7 10.4 13.1 12.4
9.5 10.7 13.6 16.8 15.8
18.6 18.9 20.6 23.5 27.8
37.6 39.1 35.2 32.4 26.6
...
... . .. ...
10 470 4 358 3 1.W 212 70
19 709 12 437 1 863 4 836 427 26
25 498 5 702 24'1 7 266 260
6 741 3 896 1 665 3 351 163
100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0
11.8 17.8 .W.8 12.5 13.6
17.0 28.4 31.8 9.1 19.9
37.1 15.5 1.8 21.1 24.4
9.6 10.8 8.9 13.3
'"
...
28.7 33.8 13.6 14.1 .W.1
533
241 661
063
871
4 443 6 853
Labor Force Status Not able to work--------------------------Able to work -----------------------------Employed or in Armed Forces .. -------------
~~:'i:~t: !~.~;-::::::::::::::::::::::::--
384
252
5.4
Major Occupation Group of Employed
--
Professional and mooogerial workers---------Soles. clerical, and kindred workers ___________ _ Operotives, including transport __ -------------- . Service workers, including private household __ ... _ All others--------------------------------- -
-
663
1 327
1 029 2 414 1 034 1 482 393
1 103 1 412
Jl99
2~
White
-
Males ____ ------ ------------ _____ _
24
Duration of Disability
---
6 to 11 months---------------------------1 ond 2 year•-----------------------------3 ond 4 years-----------------------------5 to 9 years------------------------------10 years or more ____ ., _____________________ _
-
-
7 16 15 18 44
261 888 666 744 530
1 3 3 2 7
494 456 144 656 771
994 I 815 1 633 2 449 5 532
68 36 13 34 I
699 837 692 390 066 200
3 1 1 14
676 662 641 845 22 22
8 6 5 4
en
20.5
20.1 14.2 17.5
...
Presence of Own Children
---
Married, wife present----------------------With own children under 18 years __________ _ With own children under 6 years _________ _ Other moritol stotus ------------------------ With own children under 18 yeors __________ _ With own children under 6 years ..•.••.•••
--
120 566
581 303
145 82
11 696
-
Years of School Completed Elementory,
less than 8 years _____________ ..
---------
12 21 18 30 12 7
440 539 257 436 712 705
-----
4 11 12 9 14 14 19 11
885 076 022 603 418 266 619 73.4
8 yeors ---·-···------·-·----Hkih school, 1 to 3 years·----------------4 yeors ---------------------College. 1 to 3 years-----------------4 years or more--------------- --
Income in 1969 None ---- __ ------ __________ ---------- __ ....
$1 to $999 or loss------------------------$1,000 to $1,999 -------------------------$2,000 to $2,999 -------------------------· -· $3,000 to $4,999 --·----------------------$5,000 to $6,999 -----------------------··· $7,000 to $9,999 -------------------------$10,000 to $14,999 ------------------------ -$15,000 or more --------------··---------·
------
2 4 3 2 2 1 1
26.()
Poverty Status Family or unrekited individual incomeUnder .75 offoverty level ---------·-----Under 1.00 o poverty level ·-------···-··· Under 1.25 of poverty level ---------------
------
Labor Force Status
------~~~7t~t: 1;,;,;·:::::::::::=:::::::::::--
Not oble to work-------------------------· Able to work ······----------------------· Employed or in Armed Forces •. ------------
22 80 68 3 8
167 922 413 758 751
2 16 11 1 3
11 043
21 ni
17 577
8.5 8.5 l0.9 7.9
Major Occupation Group of Employed Professionol, technical, and kindred workers --· -Monogers and odminis trators, except farm ___ _ Soles workers ..•••• -----·------------ ••••• Clericol ond kindred workers---------------Craftsmen ond kindred workers •••••••••••••• Operatives, including transport ____ -----------
--------Laborer$, fixcep1 form ................. --------·---- -Formers and farm managers .... -------------- -Form laborers and farm foremen .. ------------ -Service workef'1, including private household ......·DETAILED CHARACTERISTICS
7 839 7 920
s 269
4 7'19 11 033
11 233 3 478 8 200 I 694 6793
464
28.4
19.4 22.1 42.5 29.2 31.2
8.2
6.4 11.0 9.9 8.8 8.7 13.1 7.3 4.7 6.8
MINNESOTA 25 - 615
Tobie 169. Characteristics of the Noninstitutlonal Population 16 to 64 Years Old With Work Disability:
1970-
Continued [Dalo bosed on sample see le"1 For minimum base for derillld figures (percent, median, etc.) and meaning of symbols, see text]
The State Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas of 250,000 or More
Peroons with work disability of 6 months or more
Total
16to 24 years
25 to 34 years
35 to 44 years
45 to 54
11 809
•m
I 1'9
10 884
21 029
1 I I l 3
1 1 l 3
year$
Percent distribution of persons with work disability of 6 months or more
Percent of disabled with work dlsablltty of 55 to 64 less than years 6 months
Persons with work disability of less than 55 to 64 6 months yeors
Total
16 to 24 v<>ors
25 to 34 years
35 to 44 years
45 to 54 years
7 845
100.0
11.9
10.5
14.0
27.0
36.6
9.2
... ... ... ... ...
100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0
24.1 11.3 9.9 7.6 12.8
9.5 10.1 9.6 9,7 11.8
19.7 13.6 14.0 13.8 13.l
23.4 28.8 28.3 25.8 27.1
23.2 36.2 38.2 43.l 35.2
... ......... ...
5 2 1 2
297 332 025 548 454 247
100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0
4.6 5.6 17.5 24.4 6.8 27.2
10.7 21.6 50.7 10.3 24.1 58.3
16.6 31.8 27.4 9.4 22.3 10.0
31.3 34.2 4.5 19.7 34.0 4.5
36.8 6.8
36.3 12.8 -
9.7 9.7 13.5 8.2 10.0 19.4
1 1 2 l
472 289
762 799 080 443
100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0
5.3 1.9 19.0 12.6 19.5 6.4
9.5 3.2 8.6 14.2 12.6 22.2
7.4 8.8 14.8 17.7 13.6 19.1
19.8 30.l 24.8 30.2 23.3 24.1
58.0 56.0 32.9 25.3 31.0 28.2
6.4 7.9 9.3 9.5 10.6 12.7
2 189 1 635 l 120 592 l 188 667 454
100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0
7.9 19.1 13.l 11.5 14.7 9.1 3.4
10.6 10.9 8.4 10.8 10.0 15.7 10.6
15.1 11.5 10.1 15.9 15.2 17.2 19.7
31.7 18.1 25.4 22.7 30.6 25.6 32.7
34.7 40.3 43.0 39.1 29.5 32.5 33.5
6.6 9.1 9.7 9.5 12.1 16.9 15.1
6 731
8 531
726 1 020 l 640
100.0 100.0 100.0
9.0 8.9 9.5
10.7 11.1 10.8
11.5 10.9 11.4
22.8 22.3 22.8
46.0 46.8 45.5
7.1 6.6 8.0
14 956 13 518 5 731 432 7 355
2 936 4 909 2 478 216 2 215
100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0
5.3 16.4 18.5 22.5 13.8
8.2 12.1 11.2 15.1 12.9
11.1 16.0 16.7 15.5 15.4
28.6 25.9 28.l 20.3 24.1
46.8 29.5 25.5 26.6 33.8
8.4 9.7 9.9 11.7 9.2
1 103 1 389
439
398 854 330 756 1'40
100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0
11.5 23.1 16.1 19.4 11.5
10.8 13.2 16.7 6.5 10.4
18.5 16.1 16.3 15.6 20.3
28.3 30.2 35.0 22.4 27.3
30.9 17.4 15.8 36.0 30.5
10.0 9.6 10.0 10.5 8.9
335
271
100.0
27.6
2.5
1,6
32.1
36,2
22.7
68 47 20 38 162
... ... ... ... ...
...... ...
... ... ...
...
...-
... . .. ...
...
1&i.a
17.0
-
46".6
36'.:i
... ...
249 63
152 81
-
38.1
...
48.2
...
22.7
24.5
21.l
-
22.6
THE STATE- Continued
White - Continued
Females----------------------·--· .
28 474
Duration of DJ5ability
--.
5 11 13 15 30
----
49 377 21 658 6 558 28 432 4 073 1 02:5
6] lo ····-··················-·-·ond112 months year& ••••••••••••••••••••••••• ____ _ 3 end 4 yea"··--····-··-··-··-··--··--·--5 to 9 yeo,rs ·-······-··------------.------10 yt
753
832 614 997 613
387 335 348 223
930
549 193
306 552 599
I I 1 2 4
136
tJ:ll 909 215 015
1 3 3 4 8
344 411 854 120 300
1 337 4 284
5 197 6 887 10 769
Presence of Own Children Married, hu•band prosent ••••••••••••••••••••
With own children undet 18 yeon .......... . With own children undet 6 years········-· Other marilol $IOtUI •• ·············-···---·Wtth own chlldrtt1undet18 yeon ·-·--·-·-·· Wtth own children under 6 years ••••••••••
2 294 1 215 1 145 6 929
m
279
5 263
8 220
4 679
3 325 2 936
6 884 1 795 2 664
980
908
15 435 7 402 293 5 594 1 384
102
46
,598
18 165 1 478 10 :l09 522
-
Years of School Completed
4 years ··········-----·-·····- 110 3 years ·-·----------······ . 4 years or more •• - ••••••.•••••• -
Elementary, uu thon 8 years ••••••••••••••• High school; years -········-------------- -
a1 10 3 years ···-····-·····--·-·
6 15 17 26 9 3
905 044
31 16 10 5 8 3 2
028
156 556 092 056
368
286 3 257 3 346 1 770 196
656
5f1/
482
l 323 2 536
1~
1 4 4 8 2
367 530 249 028 120 735
3 764 1 149 679
4 693 1 239
3 295 1 768 876 610 864 514 272
4 681 1 872 1 054 895 l 314 563 505
9 839 2 943 2 654 l 275
l 014 1 595 2 026
1 091 1 564 2 130
2 157 3 205 4 283
3 538 7 346 3 737 252
9 145 11 884
3 009
2 633 5 566 2 507 245 2 814
584
4 005 8 423
s 645
6 725 2 814 862
Income in 1969 None •••••••••••••• ---··· ••••••••••••..••• .
--
$1 lo $999 or Ion •••••••••••••••••••••••••• $1,000 to $1,999 --·-----·------·········-·· $2.000 to $2.'199 --------------------------- $3,000 to $4,999 --------------------------- . $5,000 to $6,'199 ____ ---- •••• ------ ••••••••• $7,000 or more ----------------······--··--
240 442 625
643
2 447 3 108 1 368
648
274 557
1 268 297 87
--
9 471 14 375 18 746
1 280 l n6
------
31 45 22 l 21
964 845 435 625 785
--
3 7 2 6 1
575 997 95'4 470 -439
410 1 848 476 1 256 166
387 l 057 494 420 149
·-
925
25J
23
6 ta 11 months ··----········--········---
.. --
170
·10 yeau or more •••••••••••••••••••••• ___ _--
147 82 446
102 16 46 15 76
23
. .
2 644
837 837
10 766 6 549 4 490 2 197 2 553 1 063
856
Poverty Status Fomlly or unreloted lndividuol incomeUndor .75 of pqverty level ·-·-·····---·--Under 1.00 of poverty level ---------------- . Under l.25 of poverty level --------·--·----
853
4 356
Labor Force Status Not oble ta work----------········-········ Able to work ··-··-········ •••••••••••••••• Employed or in Armed Forttt •••••••••••..• Unemployed -·······-·-······· __ ··-----Nol In lobarforce ----····---·-···-·-·-·-
1 692 7 531 4 156 366
3 357
6 304
330
5 250
Major Occupation Group of Employed Profeuional and rnano.geriol workers----- .. ---
·..--
Sole•. clerical, and kindred workers.·-·-·----Oporotives, inchlding tron1pqrt __ ••••••••••••• Service workers, including private household •• _ All others----------------------····-··---
--
M...s --·- ··-------------···-·-··
Ourotion of Disability 1 ond 2 years·--···--·-········-·········· 3 ond 4 years·----------------------------
5 lo 9 yeors •••• ·- __ •••••••••••••• --------
Presence of Own Children
--
-----·.. --
Married, wife present-----------.......... ,. ____ _ With own children under 18 years ••••••••• _ Wtth own children under 6 years ........ . Other marttol Jlolu• ·-····--·-············· Whh own ch"dren under 18 years .......... With own children under 6 years •••••••••
80
517 161
48
63
24
--
24 207
--
-
--
23 23 23
--
292
012 414 034 451 393
15
297
--
17 43
663
1 289
482
1 011
15
--
15
-
--
--
15
1 2 1 l
-
29
208
197 51 16 100
--
Years of School Completed
----------
Elementary, Les• than 8 years.----·-··----8 vears ---·····--·-····-----High •chool, 1 to 3 yeors -··---·-··-------4 vears ..................... . College, 1 to 3 years •••••••••••••••••• 4 years or more ___ ...... .., .......... ___ _
235
63 238
22
S7
247 98 44
101 75
102 158 115 73 195 145 97 24 16
27 76 41
-
--
23
-
--
--
88 18 122
468
2 332
86 --
4,5
125 45 44 101
24
20
-
-
28
119
--
51
75 145 -
100.0
Hane -·---- ·····- ---···-··- ••••••••••••••
25-616
MINNESOTA
---------------
75 36
--
----
23
-
-
15
---
-
37 67 50
23 42
38 24 16
38
-
-
20
--
35 93 52 53 18
24 73 97 44 59
9.3
...
...
l&i.a
50.7
-
4.4
... ...
--
--
.........
...
--
-
--
......
... ... ...
...
... .........
...
......
-
Income in 1969 $1 to $999 or loH-------------·-·--·-----$1.000 ta $1,999 ··-----------------------$2.000 to $2.999 ----··-------------------$3.000 to $4,999 .......................... $5,000 to $6,999 •••••••••••••••••••••••••• $7,000 to $9,'199 ···-··-····--·---------··· $10,000 to $14,999 ---·-·--·········--·-··· $,15,000 or more-------··---·-·--·-·--····
...
-
...--
... ...
...
... ...-
......
-
...-
-
...--
-3.7 --
...--
-
--
-
...-
-...--
--
-
--
... ... ... ...
... ...
-
...-
...
...
...
-
.... ..... ... ...
... ... ...-
...
......... ... ...
--
......
...
--
...-... ..-. ......-
...... ......
DETAILED CHARACTERISTICS
Table 169.
Characteristics of the Noninstltutional Population 16 to 64 Years Old With Work Disability:
Continued
[Dalo ba$8d on sample, -
The State Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas of 250,000 or More
text. For mtnimum base for derived figures (percent, medlon, etc.) and
Persons with work diaobility of 6 months or more
Total
16 to 24 years
158 179 267
71
302 623 503
58 197 147
120
50
25 to 34 yeors
35to 44 years
4510 54 years
PerSOllli wilhworl< dioobillty of 55 to 64 leu than years 6m<>nllls
1970-
meo'""9 of symbola, oee text]
Peroent dlalrilrution of persono wilh work disobiltty of 6 month& or more
Percent of dlsobled with work dllOblltty of 55 to 64 leuthon years 6 months
16to24
25 to 34
years
years
35 to 44 years
45 to 54
100.0 100.0
31.6 29.2
3.7 4.6
2-4 3.0
:iii.2 28.4
32.l 3.4.8
30.0
159
100.0
12.4
5.6
39.5
211.1
22.4
14.9
47 47 32 112 62 17
100.0
10.l
8.9
44.6
17.5
19.0
10.4
100.0
14.2
3~o
is'.4
22.2
25.2
1ii.3
To1al
years
THE STATE-Continued Negro - Continued Males- Continued Poverty Status FomHy or unrelated individual income Under .75 o:,roverty level -----------------Under 1.00 poverty level ··--------------Under 1.25 of poverty level -----------------
96 117 134
62 62 62
109 188 143
135 200 175
45
25
28
Labor Force Status Hot oble to work---------------------------Able to workor------------------------------Employed in Armed Forces ________________
~~fr::~~ 1.;-r~~·:::::::::::::::::::::::::
23 23
15 15
20 251 216 35
ia·.1
Major Occupation Group of Employed Professional, technical, and kindred workers ----Managers and administrators, except form -----Soles workers •• __________________ -·--------Clerical and kindred workers-----------------Craftsmen and kindred workers ________________ Operatives, including transport ____________ .,. __ .,_ Laborers, except form ____ ---- ____ -----------Formers and form managers ________ ,. _________ farm laborers and farm foremen ________ ., ______ Service workers. including private household -----
75
12
48 21 24 159 48
20 21
23
68
Females ---------------------------
906
112
51
358
182
203
160 71 131 256 288
47
15
20 21 24
28 21 75 125 109
46 19 33 84
24 16 36 56 71
71
77
23
40
42 28
24 33
15
91
24 56
79
86 72 16
Duration of Disability 6 to 11 months -----·---·------------------1 ond 2 yeors---------·--------------·-----3 and 4 years------------------------------5 to 9 yeors -------------------------------10 years or mare·---------------------------
IS
21
Presence of Own Children Married, husband present--------------------With own children under 18 yeors ____________ With own children under 6 years ___________ Other moritol status ------------------------With own children under 18 years·----------With own children under 6 years-----------
406 235
41
85
500 274 68
71 24 24
115 121 168 359 125 18
21
36 36 36 15
181 145
54
49
177 124 25
111 79 19
126 47
20
28 37 16 101
46 22 15
Yeors of School Completed Elementory, Less than 8 yeorL----------·---High school,
~ r:'3'~.-.;-r;·::::::::::::::::::::
College,
4t to yeors -----------------------3 years ................. ____________ 4 years or more-----------------
51 50 41
62 86 126 46 18
82 38
17
35 45
11.1
62
Income in 1969 None __ ,. ___________________________ _______ ------ -- -------- ---$1 to ---.. $999---or loss
$1,000 ID $1,999 ---------------------------$2,000 to $2,999 ---------------------·-----$3,000 to $4,999 ---------------------·-·---$5,000 to $6,999 ---------------------------$7,000 or more -----------------------------
156 131 122 119 240 54 84
73
{//
36 26 21 21 44
15
15 74 84 18 25
38
32 46 19 47
45 30
25 88 15
32 13 46 37 31
Poverty Status Family or unrelated individual incomeUnder .75 of poverty level -----------------Under 1.00 of poverty level ----------------Under 1.25 of poverty level -----------------
104 166 261
15
31 65 95
76 110
48
25 25 41
13
83 83
Labor Force Status 482 424 222
21 91 45
15 36 15
237 121 8$
117 65 15
92 Ill 62
202
46
21
36
50
49
61 79
15
38 19 28
23
46
45
15
24 15
37
Males----------------------------Duration of Disability
800
132
102
274
200
92
175
6 to 11 months ---------------------·-------
61 102 198 57 382
17 20 57
21
18 62
38
S9
23 21 39 35 156
43 18 22 9
Not oble to work·--------------------------Able ta work ------------------------------Employed or in Armed Fore••---------------Unemployed __________ ------------------·Hot in labor force -------------------------
76
100.0 100.0
4.4 21.5
3.1 8.5
49.2 28.5
24.3 15.3
19.1 26.2
13.6 16.4
100.0
16.5
12.1
34.3
25.0
11.S
17.9
Mojor Occupation Group of Employed Professional and managerial workers ----------Sole$, clerical, and kindred workers _____________ Operatives, including transport .... -----------·--Service workers, Including private household ----All others-------------------------·--------
67 15
l'ersons of Spanish Origin or Descent
~ ~~~ ~ ~:;::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::
S10toyears 9 years-------------------------------or more ____________________________
DETAILED CHARACTERISTICS
22
120
MINNESOTA 25-617
Table 169.
Characteristics of the Noninstitutional Population 16 to 64 Years Old With Work Disability:
1970-
Continued [Dato based on sample,
The State Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas of 250,000 or More
$M
text. For minimum base for derived figures (percent, median, etc.) and meaning of symbols, set text]
Ptrson5 with work d1$0bility of 6 months or more
Toto!
16 to24 years
25 to 34 years
35 to 44 years
45 to 54 years
37
39 18 18
153 116 75 121 35 15
200
Persons with work disablli'J, of 55 to 64 less t an years 6 months
Percent distribution of persons with work disability of 6 months or more
Percent of disabled with work disobllity of 55 to 64 less !hon years 6 month•
16 to 24
years
25 to 34 years
35 to 44 years
45 to 54
Total
100.0
7.2
7.6
'19.9
39.1
16.2
19.6
100.0 100.0
20.2 17.9
9.3 9.6
41.8 43.0
24.6 25.3
4.1 4.2
17'.i 14.5
years
THE STATE-Continued
Penons of Spanish Origin or D - t Continued Males-Continued Presence of Own Children Married, wifa present ·-----·---------------·With own children under 18 years-------····· With own chlldren under 6 year. ........... Other marital status--------------------·.--· With own chlldren under 18 years •••••••••••• With own children under 6 years •••••••••••
512 267 152 288
17 17
95
78
37
63 43
22
83
125
94 42
22
(:JJ
9
50
38
Veors of School Completed Elementary,
leS5 than 8 years •••••••••••••••• ·------------··········· High school, 81 years lo 3 years ··-·-·····------·--4 years •••••••••.•••••••••••••• College. l to 3 years ....................
.C years or more .. ,.. _____ ,. _________
135
41
92
210 234 88 41
112
20
21 .olO
15 44 132 41 19 23
36 39
43 9
57 19 49
22
22 56 11 67
18
19
19
21
Income in 1969 Jofone •••••••••••••••••••••• ----·----------$1 to $99'1 or'°"----·-------·-··----------· $1,000 to $1,99'1 •••.••• _____________________
21 47
$2,000 to $2,999 -----------···-·-·-·---··--$3,000 to $4,99'1 ...•.•••••••••••••.••••••••• $5,000 to $6,999 --------·-····-···--·----··· $7.000 to $9,9'19 ---------·-··--·-····----·-· $10,000 to $14,99'1 •••.•••••••••••••••••..••. $15,00G or more····--·-··-·---·-··---------
22 144 104 273 81
(:JJ
21 18
20
20
63 31
9 (:JJ
SB
22 21
15 197 23 20
37 36 18 28
41 41 41
34
21 21 21
9
41 61 61
274 274
39 161 161
65 27 27
40 135 108 27
.olO 20 21
47
18
48 11
n
52
15 24
23
207
21 .olO
48
40
ll 33 36 37
Poverty Status Family or unrelated indi'VidljQ:I incomeUnder .75 of r:;:,orty level·---··-----····--· Under l.00 o poverty level ••••••••••.•••••• Under l.25 of pove1 ty level ______ ---- -------
62 80 140
18 35
145 655 637 18
132 114 18
48 48 SB
Labor Force Status Not able lo work···--·······-·--··------·-·· Able lo work--------·······--·--·---·-----Employed or in Armed Forces---·------------
~~rr::~~ i•.e1·:::::::::::::::::::::::::
Major Occupation Group of Employed Professional, techni<:ol, ond kindred workers ---·-
Monogers ond odmintstrotors. except form ______
Soles workers •• __ •.•.•.•. __________ ••••••••• Clerical and kindred workers------------------
Craftsmen and kindr&d workers __________ -----Operatives. including transport _________ ,. _______ laborers~ except form __________ ... __ ---- ____ ....
~~~:e1~ b:~!: !::d 'fu~~fo~!n;;~::::::::::::::: 1
0
136 20 43 41 144 162 20
31 20 20
43
Service workers, including privote household ·----
24 47
Females---------------·--------·--
833
147
43 88
28
22 21 18
140
62 20
17 22
39 9
10
164
175
31
100.0
17.6
16.8
24.B
19.7
21.0
4.4
20
19 16 19 110
21 27 26 101
119
21
38
100.0 100.0
12.3 1l.7
25.2 34.1
37.3 44.8
21.4 9.5
3.8
6.4 3.1
Duration of Disability 6 toll months-----------------------------
land 2 years--------------------------·--·· 3 ond 4 years .. ·-------------------··-··--·S lo 9 years---- •• ---- __ •••• ·-·····-··-- •••• 10 years or more ............................................. - ...............
235 104 363
43
22
103
97
37
67 59 18
68 48
l.olO 140 103
207 18-4 59
Presence of Own Children Married, husband present ••••••• ·-··-·---·---With own children under 18 years ____________ With own children under 6 years •.•..•.•.•• Other marital status-----------------------.. With own children under 18 years •••• ·-----·With own children under 6 years •••••••••••
555 411 210
278
-48 79
56 13
39
45 29 13
154 27
16 38 33 61 16
130 27
13 13
Yeors of School Completed Eltmentaryi Leu !hon 8 years •.•••••.•••••••. 8 years-·---------------------High sch<>Ol, 1 to 3 yeon ---- --------····---4 College, 1to3 yeon ·--·······--··--·--4 years or more------·-------·--
years.------·----------- . . --.. . .
165 108 212 225 104 19
19 108 20
16 82 42
43 55 64 26 19
18
13 25
Income in 1969 None •••• -· -- -- ---·------ ··--·$1 to ---$999-------or loss ___________________________ $1,00010 $1,9'19 -------··-··--···---------·· $2,000 lo $2,99'1 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• $3,000 lo $4,999 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• $5,000 ID $6,9'/9 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• $7,000 or more •••• -- ----------------------Poverty Status fomHy or unreklted individual income Under .75 of poverty level .................. Under 1.00 of poverty level -------·--····--· Under 1.25 of poverty level -----------------
25-618 MINNESOTA
285 252 157 29 70 40
199 233 233
39
86 22
100 23 17
79 79 79
40
23 23 23
61
63
60 18 26
45 BO
39 '19 35
36
20
71 95 95
36
36
14
13 25
13
DETAILED CHARACTERISTICS
Table 169. Characteristics of the Noninstitutional Population 16 to 64 Years Old With Work Disability:
1970-
Continued !Dato based on sample, see text. For minimum booe for derived figures (percent medion .ic) ond meaning of symbols -
The State Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas of 250,000 or More
~
Persons with work di50blltty of 6 months or more
dltlriWlion of penons with work disobillty of 6 monlht or
more
Pw-sans wtth work
Totol
16 to 24 years
2S to 34 years
35 to 44 years
45 to 54
v--s
55!0 64 yeors
---
307 526 27S 20 231
127 54
20
45 95 56
60 147 110 20 17
48 116 SS
134 41
--
46 97
26 41
20
dl$0bllily of less than 6 months
text)
Total
16 to 24 years
2S!o 34
1ii.i
veon
35 to <44
45 to 54
yeors
years
... ...-
ii9
... ...
22.1
...
...--
...
... ...-
"'9n:tnt of disablod with work dbllblllty of 55 to 64 less them 6mont:h$ Yto'l
THE STATE-Continued Penon• af Spanish Origin ar Dascent-
Continued females- Continued Labor Force Status Not oble lo work--------------------------Able to work ----------------------------Employed or in Armed Fore••--------------= Unemployed -- ---- __ -------- ____ --------Nol in lobor force ------------------------
73
39
61
irii.o
24.1
... ...
...-
--
... ... ...
...-
116
100.0
17.3
9.2
9.9
26.1
17.5
10.0
......
100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0
26.Jl 10.S 10.0 19.7 19.8
7.0 17.6 10.6 7.S 7.1
2.9 S.6 10.7 13.1 11.1
16.I 24.8 25.7 21.3 30.1
47.2 41.5 43.0 38.4 31.8
... ......
2 105 387 20 654 61
621 330 105 195
2.0 2.3 5.9 45.7
10.4 18.9 41.3 7.0
13.S 25.1 31.6 3.3
30.1 37.6 19.1 18.7
44.0 16.1 2.1 25.3
ll.5 12.0 9.9 7.0
-
--
100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0
-
-
--
484 710
87 215
21.6 13.2 28.7 27.4 26.0 48.4
53.3 67.6 34.7 25.3 30.8 22.5
8.7 17.0 10.0 8.5 10.6
17.8 8.6 23.8 28.2 22.3 26.6 28.4 "8.6
48.2 34.3 38.1 4S.S 44.3 39.S 29.7 25.5
35.3
41
Major Occupation Group of Employed Professional and managerial workers ---------Soles, clerical, and kindred workers ___________ _ Operatives, induding transport _________ .. ___ .,. __ Service workers, including private household---All others---------------------------------
113
-
19
--54 -
DULUTH-SUPERIOR, MINN.-WIS., SMSA
-
56
--
-43
-
13
--
--
-16
19
---
25 25
25
...
...-
...
-
-
-
7.8
4.5
..-.
...-
...
...
----
...-
...
.... ..
-
--
Tata I
Males---------------------------- -
1 366
1 277
677
111
I 922
2 759
616 997 1 338 1 114 3 301
165 105 134 220 653
-43 17S 142
99 247 344
234
18 56 1-43 146 368
291 414 575 428 1 051
780 2 410 9S2
95 56 56 1 182
496 456 393 181
645 605 301 86
Duration of Disability
-S10loyears 9 yeors ------------------------------or more __________________________ _-
6 lo 11 months -------------------------·-!and 2 years.--.. ------------------ .. ------3 and 4 yeors ................ ----------·-----------
83
237 995
... ... ...
... ...
Presence of Own Children
--
Married, wife present ----------------------With own children under 18 yeors __________ _ With own children under 6 years _________ _ Other marital slotus -----------------------Wilh own children under 18 years __________ _ With own children under 6 years----------
---
4
2 586
-
-
--
908 I 050 1 775 2 420 76S 448
122 56 493 391 215
None ------ ____ ---- __ ------------ --------- $1 to $999 or loss.------------------------$1,000 to $1,999 ----------·---------------$2,000 to $2,999 --------------------------- $3.000 to $4,999 -------------------------$S,OOO to $6,999 --------------------------- $1,000 to $9,999 -------------------------$10,000 to $14,999 -------------------------$15,000 or more ---------------------------
473 794 861 BBS 1 003 1 148 1 405 627 170
120 454 211 189 191 91 21
------
-----~~~:~~ i;~;-::::::::::::::::::::::: ----
118
Years of School Completed Elementary, Less than 8 years ____________ .,. __ 8 years ----------------------- High schoolo 1 to 3 yeors ------------------- 4 yeors ----------------------College, 1 to 3 years ------------------4 years or mare .. ---------------
-
-
-
66 (H
37 442 20 -43
--
40
76 120 313 95 87
1 .439
906 182
~
S7
-
196 139 509 662 199 217
616
612 236 101
1911 22S 91
-
...
-
100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0
--
13.4
5.3
27.8 16.2 28.1
-
-
-
-
7.3 6.6 2.1 18.3 2.6 9.6
6.8 12.9 12.4 19.4
4.4
7.2
...
...
Income in 1969
--
---
41
-
--
79 19 124 2!J7 149 41 17
38 24 20 92 419 121 17
720 1 158 1 687
49 134 169
41 72 184
55 55
254 35S 523
376 542 756
16 39
2 226 s 140 3 960 449 731
181 1 096 589 207 300
72 605 561 19 2S
120 611 549 38 24
56S 1 357 1 080 142 135
578 416 190 199 789 801
BO 20
106 18 17 18 104 86 -43 2.7
84
181 59
-
-
84
68 205
250
224 305 399 30S 82
228 272 328 403
-
--
-
-
100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0
25.4 57.2
8.7
24.S 21.4 19.0 7.9 1.5
...
--
9.2 2.1 12.4 18.0 10.6 6.5
4.4 2.7 2.0 8.0 29.8 19.3
100.0 100.D 100.0
6.8 11.6 10.0
S.7 6.2 10.9
4.7 3.3
52.2
SS
31.0
46.8 44.8
2.2 3.3 3.2
1 288 1 471 1 181 -43 247
250 S66 414 -43 109
100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0
8.1 21.3 14.9 46.1 41.0
3.2 11.8 14.2 4.2 3.4
5.4 11.9 13.9 8.S 3.3
2S.4 26.4 27.3 31.6 18.5
57.9 28.6 29.8 9.6 33.8
10.1 9.9 9.S 8.7 13.0
127
198 41 -
100.0 100.0
13.8 4.8
18.3 4.3
14.5 19.S
31.3 14.2
22.0
...
57.2
.. .
12.6
100.0 100.0 100.()
2'.o
13.2 10.7 9.8
23.7
29.3 29.5 13.6
31'.8 25.1
2!J.1 4.9
444
4S3 417 160 54
107
20 93 160 295 121 '}fJ
-
...
...
...
...
11.9
2.2
8.S 12.2 17.4 16.2
...
Poverty Status family or unrelated individual incomeUnder .7S of poverty level -------- -------Under 1.00 of poverty level --------------Under 1.25 of poverty level ---------------
-
-
30.7
Labor Force Status Not able lo work-------------------------Able to workor----------------------------Employed In Armed Forces _____________ _
Professional, technical. and kindred workers --Managers and administrators, except form ___ ,.. Sales workers __ ---------------- .. ---------"' Cltrical and kindred workers ---------------Craftsmen and kindred workers. ____________ _ Operatives, including transport ________ .. _____ _ laborers, except form •. --------------·-·--·
Table 169. Characteristics of the Noninstitutional Population 16 to 64 Years Old With Work Disability:
1970-
Continued lllC1<1 lxised"" sample see text For mlnirnum bo>e for derived figures (percont, median, etc.) and mooning of symbols, see text]
The State Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas of 250,000 or More
Persons with work dl$obiltty of 6 months or more
Totol
16 to 2o4 years
25 lo 34
IS8 96
35 lo« years
45 to 54
251 213 139 t84 84 63
812 606 74 163
1 257 487 20 358 57
48
61 107 405
years
years
Persons with work disability of less than 55 to 64 years 6 months
Perctnt distribution of persons with work disoblll!y of 6 months or more
Percent of disabled with work dlsoblll!y of 55 to 64 less !hon yeors 6 months
Toto!
years
25 to 34 yeors
35 lo 44 years
4510 54 years
100.0 100.0
3.8 6.4
6.0 14.2
19.3 40.3
29.9 32.4
100.0
... ...
23.4
... ...
'i.8 ... ...
...(,',9
1's'.2
...
-
46.8 .. . -
8.8 4,3
11.2 12.0 20.2 14.5 7.7
4.0 23.1 24.4 37.2 13.9
68,0 58,2 38.1 32.6 43.3
3.2 7.1 11.7 9.1 6,9
13.7 14.0 13,7 19.2
30.3 11.4 17.9 15.7
39.7 46,4 51.3 58.0
6.1 12.0 9.6 7,5
64.3
16 to 24
DULUTH-SUPUIOI, MINN.-WIS., SMSA-
Contlnued Total - Continued
Females- Continued
Presence of Own Children Married, husband present •••••••••••••••.•••. .
With own child,..,. un~ 18yeors ••••••••••. . With own chHdron under 6 years •••••••.•. Other marital status······-·------------·-·· With own children und-' 18 year• •••.••••••• With own chUdrtn under 6 yeon; .•••••••••
-.-
4 200 1 503 3:19 2 363 200 83
96
552 20 20
-
54
Yeors of School Completed Len than 8 years ••••••••••••••• . 8 years •••••••••••••••••••.••..
Elementary1
544 889 2 001 2 056 820 253
43 60 257 186 164
3 231 1 119 927 521 332 221 212
302 208
..
874 I 355 1 853
68 118 161
Nol able lo work ....•••••••••.••••••••.••• ·Able to work ········-·····--·-··-·-----·· Employed or in Armed Farcos ............ .. Unemployed··············-·····-····--Nol in lobar forte ••••••••••.•.••••••••••
3 295 3 268 1 330 158 1 780
140 570 150 42 378
170 265 122
-
59 42
High school, 110 3 yeors ·---·-·---········· 4 years·······---·-··········· College, 110 3 years--------······-···· 4 years or more.., __ .. -·-· .... - ...... - ..
.
-
-
87 136 124 40
-
m
63
40
-
1 106 65 -
346 175 84 322 21 21
22 205 489 764 114 21
370 517 763 671 355 152
18 68 266 207 61 48
100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0
7.9 6.7 12.8 9.0 20.0
978 128 166
1 282 519 476 302 64 91 94
209
100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0
9.3 18.6 14.7 7.1
1 722 101
...
-
-
6,6
15.1
...
-
...
...
41.0 6.7
...
Income in 1969
"°"" ··-------··········-··--·········· ·---
$1 to $999 or loss ........................ . -· $1.000 lo $1,99'1 ------·············----··-
.. ~:~ :: ~~ ::::::::::::::::::::::::::..-· $5,000 to $6,99'1 ····--········-······-·-·· -· $7,000 or more •••••••.••••••••.•••••••••• .. Poverty Status FomHy or unrelated individual incomel!nder .75 of poverty love! ----------·-···· .. Under l.00 of po11erty level ..•......••..•• .. Under l.25 of po11erty level •••••••••••••••
225 107 22
136 37 27
444
20 21
157 127 100 62 43
40
42
159 66 36
'IS
60 126 220
2n
-
--
95 117
82
89 176
562 840 1 083
873 742
I 720 1 108 461
153 99 42 58 66 41
82
124 170
7.0 9.6 2.4
. ..-
-
... ...
... ... ...
100.0 100,0 100,0
7.8 8.7 8.7
10.9 7.0 6.3
100.0 100.0 100.0
4.2 17.4 11.3
100.0
21.2
1000
5.4
... ... ...
...
7,6 10,4 20.3 12.0
.. .
...
.. .
...
... ... ...
6,9 9,3 11.9
10.2 13.0 14.7
62.0 58.4
8.6 8.4 8.4
5.2 8,1 9.2
11.9 17.8 17,2
26.5 22.7 27.7
52,2 33.9 34.7
7.3 11.1 10.0
8.0
17.8
19.9
33.0
12.0
9'.5
14:9
41:7
28:6
121
...
...
... ... ...
Lobor Force Status
..
·-.. ..
392 583 229 37 317
-
143
368
19 355
60
587
260 408 148 18 242
...
-
...
.. .
Mo(or Occupation Group of Employed
·=:~:~ otn!~ii':3~a~~k!'~~-::::::::: .. 1
Operotives, Including tron•Port •••••••••••.••• Service workers, including private household ••• All others···········--···-·---------···-· MINNEAPOUS-ST. PAUL SMSA
229 444
--·--
116 451 90
24 27 99
58 66 20
-21
-
22 185 22 139
as
-
-
-
90 127 47 128 69
87 -
12 2'12
4 634
815 600 120
... ... ...
61
-
-
-
-
100.0
...
22.0
-
...-
18.8
3ci.8
28.4
16.2
100.0
19.9
14.5
16.4
22.1
27.1
9.3
190
... ...
100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0
26.6 23.9 22.7 14.3 18.7
14,4 13.0 13.4 16.1 14.8
15, 1 10,1 16,6 18,4 17.9
17.5 17.3 16.8 20.9 27.0
26.4 35.7 30.5 30,3 21.5
... ... .. .
9 612 I 920 87 2 680 95
3 019 1 527 551 1 615 78
100.0 100,0 100.0 100.0 100.0
6.8 5.8 13.8 45.5 8.8
14.3 20,6 43.2 14.9 9,3
19.5 32.2 34.3 10.3 32.3
27.4 :19.4 7.4 11.8 28,5
32.0 12.0 1.3 17.5 21.0
9.1 8.7 7.8 9,5 14.7
-
-
...
-
Totol
Males •••••••••••••••••••••••••••
..
45 328
9 010
3 088 7 282 8 474 19 530
822 I 737 I 581 1 211 3 659
Married, wtte pl'OMnt ••••••••••••••••••••• ... With own children under 18 years •••••••••• With own cMldren under6 years •••••••••.. Other marital stelus ------·----------······ -With own children under 18 years •••••••••• With own children und., 6 years •••••••• ··-
30 018
2 040
15 961 6 508 15 310 452 60
920 899
EJemtntory, Len than 8 years ••••••••••••• ·-· 8 years-----···------------· ... High school, I lo 3 years •••••••••.•••••.•
3 6 8 14 7
6
$84
1 416
10 026
444
466 738 1 151 1 560 3 501
541 1 263 1 168 1m 5 282
5 5 2 1
8 221
Duration of Disability 610 11 months--··------------········-·· -· 1and2 years .•••.•.••••••..•••••••••••.••..
Family or unrelated individuol incomeUnder .75 of Poverty level ••••••••••••••• Under 1.00 of poverty level ••••••••••.••. ... Under 1.25 of Poverty level -----------··· ·--
...
...
255 756 942 1 447 732 502
in 1969
Hone •••••••• -··- •••••••••••• -·--··-- .•• $1 to $999 or loo ••••••••••••••••••••••••
-
...
4n
6,4 6.6
DETAILED CHARACTERISTICS
Table 169. Characteristics of the Noninstitutional Population 16 to 64 Years Old With Work Disability:
1970-
Continued (Data bosed on sample, """text. For minimum booe for derived~ (percent medlon, etc) and ,_.,;ng of symbol$, soe teXIJ
The State Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas of 250,000 or More
l'llrcent dlatriblJ'lion of ~· with work dlllOblllly of 6 months or
Persons with work disobiltty of 6 month$ or mone
Total
16 to 24
25 to 34
Yeonl
yeors
1 096 7 914 5 879
5 959 5 336
35 to 4-4
451o $4
yQOT•
years
274 349
941 6 475 6 064 228 183
I 72A 8 302 7 887 97 318
6 641
l 392 645 413 378 '775 956 145 41
934 I 096 451 638 I 090 1 032 264 15
1 299 953
669
370
524
55 to 64
mlll'1I
Persons with work disability of
Percent of dlwbled with work dlooblllly of 55 to 64 !tu lhon year. 6 months
!es& thofl 6mont"'6
To1ol
16 to 24 years
25 to 34
yeors
3'5 to44 years
45 to S4 Y'IOrs
952 3 682 3 197 220 265
100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0
12.9 21.S 18.5 25.7 46.9
7A 16.:2 16.11 18.l 9.9
11.I 17.6 19.l 15.l 5.2
20.3 22.5 24,8 6.4 9.1
48.4
542
18.5 1.6 19.7 25.7 8.8
26A 16A 14.2
439 362
100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0
2'1.6 24.3 32.2 25.6 27.3 24.0 23.1
12.7 23.8 18.3 17.5 26.2 17.8 21.S
18 194
100.0
ii.6
17.3 9.5
17.7 27.9 15.6 19.6 19.9 18.7 17.4
10.3
14.6
18.3
29.2
5.1
' 643
100.0
14.2
11.9
15.8
25,7
"·'
•.3
... ...
100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0
26.2 15.5 12.9 9.3 14.3
7.5 14.1 11.l 13.1 11.9
21.8 16.3 15.3 16.9 13.9
20.9 25.8 24.4 23.1 28.7
2l.7 28.3 36.3 37.6 31.l
........ .
2 :m l 054 524 1 251 255 100
100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0
l>.5
4 990 225 -
lU 25.4 a.4 31.7
12.7 23.9 53.0 10.9 25.8
19.0 33.5 25.7 11.l 25.7 8.6
31.0 30.9 3.1 18.1 30.7 4.8
309 5.1
199 348 820 1 358
100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0
9.7 13.2
9.5
18.1 272
4.1 10.7 16.9 18.5 16.2 19.4
Zl.5 24.6 24.6 30.0 19.6 22.4
7.9 20.3 19.1 18.9 15.S 13.3 7.4
12.9 12.l 8.8 13.8 10.3 15.9 10.4
16.7 13.7 12.0 14.3 17.2 20.6 22.l
years
MINNEAPOLIS-ST. PAUL SMSA-Continued Total- Continued Males- Continued Labor Force Status
-~~~%P/~~~ furt;-::::::::::::::::::::::::--
Not oble to work--------------------------Able to work -----------------------------Employed or in Armed Fort"--------------- -
8 36 31 I 3
soo
828 807 510 511
388
625
1 647
4 114 8 178 523 1 014
Major Occupation Group of Employed Professionol, tothnicol, and kindred workers ___ _Managers and administrators, except farm ----Soles workers---------------·-------------Clerical and kindred workers----------------· Craftsmen and kindred workers ____________ ., .. _ Operotlves, including transport---------- •• ---Loborers1 except farm -- ---------- -----------
-.-
~~:e,~s~~:,:a:~ fu~~,~~!men:::::::::::::: .
Service workers, including private household ___ _-
Fe111ales --------------------------
Duration of Disability
-
6 to 11 months ---------------------------- ! ond 2 years •• ·-·---·--------------------- . 3 ond 4 yeors •. ---------------------------- 510toyears 9 yeoro ------------------------------or more .... ________________________ .,.
--
s 270 3 927 2 900 3 255 5'186
5 529 1 519 186 80 3 577
976 298 sn 838
485 l 232 432
-
23 986
-
654
935 531 568 1 437 982 327 111 38 1 043
9 144
11 495
933
833 I 499 1 327 351 19 19
233 529 341 .489 50
...
35 539
5 046
4 242
5 412
3 002 5 042 6 269 7 373 13 853
787 783 808 684 1 984
224 710 695 968 1 645
655 821 960 1 246
21 084 9 850 3 326 14 455 2 475 6n
1 375 656
2 2 l 1
4 001 3 297 854 I 611 637 58
6 534
109
569 l 137 2 138 4 081 835 384
1 2 2 3
l 992 918 593 459 910 409 331
3 707 1 269 1 116 698 1 433 456
3 736
465
433
449 309
100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0
I 930
1 1 I 3
626
303 531 704 980
710
1 2 2 4
425 275 771 314
... ... ...
22.3 28.4
11.6 17JI
...-
.. .
-
...
22.2 20.9 34.6 28.9
...
Presence of Own Children
-
Married, husband present_ __________________ _ With own children under 18 years----------With own children under 6 years _________ _ Other marital status ......... -------------------With own children under 18 yeors ----------- With own children under 6 years _________ _
.
-
606
3 671 213 213
6111 350 764 573
63'1
369
3 044 102 2 610 761 32
6 505 503
6.7
54.9
..-..
----
-Income in 1969 $110 $999 or loss ••••••• _. _______________ _--· None -- ........ -- -- ---- -------- ---- -- .. -------
------$7,000 or more---------··----------·-·-·· -$1,000 to $1,999 -------------------------$2,000 to $2.999 -------------------------$3.000 to $6.999 $4,999 •• -------------------------· $5,000 _______________________ _
2 643
268 712
169 83 1 526 2 022 l 084 162
1
11 914 6 689 4 960
939 1 360 949
1 540 809 437
4 8 13 4 l
613 699 604
3 208
5 284 l 989 1 495
605
169 196
840
sen
m
465
M2
495
1 47!1 2 SIS 691 332
627 702 n5 185 887 369
2 333 1 1165 1 004 1 580
631 287
862 602 457 218
6.4
1.8 17.5 14.9 25.4
6.4 4.2
9.1 9.1
12.7
1.0
9.3 5.6 15.4 9.5 8.2 7.4
19.2
...
...
...
10.2
34.5 9.1 -
9.7 13.6
61.6 31.3 23.4 20.8 21.6
7.0 7.0 8.6 9.l 12.9 14.4
31.1 19.0 22.5 21.S 27.1 22.9 31.1
31.4 34.9 37.6 31.3 'l.9.9 27.4 'l.9.0
8.4 6.4 12.4 18.4 17.J
Years of School Completed Elementary, less 1hon 8 years ____ ---------8 years---------------------High school, 1 to 3 years ··-- •••• ---------4 years---------------------College. ! to 3 years-----------------4 yeor$ or more---------------
10.1
Sll.6
M
9.3 13.0
6.7 8.3
818 264 111
543 316 155
311
414 688 848
369 591
613 937 1 290
1 411 2 076 2 779
316 350 578
100.0 100.0 100.0
10.0 9.7 10.1
13.3 14.S 13.4
11.8 12.4 12.4
19.7 19.7 20.3
45.3 43.7 43.8
6.9 8.3
l 230
l 858 3 754 2 134 152 l 468
3 779 5 365 2 785
5 183 5 712
235
140 2 883
1 341 2 302 1 334 85 883
100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0
5.9 19.3 22.9 25.l 14.5
9,2 13.6 10.8 14.7 16.8
13.8 17.0 18.6 17.4 15.1
211.l 24.3 24.3 26.8 24.l
43.0 25.8 23.4 16.0 29.6
10.4 8.B 8.3
207 586
100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0
17.0 29.9
11.5
8.4
...
...
6.9
23.6 17.9 19.2 15.5
25.4 23.3 27.4 22.9
25.6 17.5 17.5 37.4
10.8 10.7 12.0 8.8
1.7
33.S
35.6
23.4
... ...
... ... ...
.ia'.8
33.3
... ... ... ... ...
'J'l.6
46.1
23.4
$44
746
Poverty Status family or unrelated individual income-
Under .75 offoverty level ---------------- -Under 1.00 o pover1y level --------------Under 1.25 of poverty level ---·----·-·····
Labor Force Status Not oble to work---------····-·----------.1.ble to work __ •••• __ ------·--· ----·-·--·· Employed or In Armed Forces •• ·---------·· Unemployed ---- •• ·--- ------ •. ---------· Not in labor force------··-·----····---··
·-
3 012
l 245 129 l 638
2 345
2 089
9.1 9.4
Major Occupation Group of Employed
transport. . . . ------------Service workers, including private household __ _ Operotives, including
All others ··-- ______ •..••••• __ ·----·---- •.
----
628
436 851 323 1 026 51
266 22
2'17
315
271
100.0
26.4
2.6
17 43 29 208
68 47 20 38 142
... ...
... ... ...
... ... ...
...-
100.0
17.8
100.0
9.7 ... ...
433 1 136
506 82
253
...
la.6 17.3
17.4
...
...
...
.. .
Negro
Males __________________________ _
Duration of Disability 6 to 11 months -----------·····----·-··--·
years or more--------------------------
15
--
-
... ...
...
Presence of Own Children Married, wift
present -----·---------------- --
-Otht;"~~r~~n sf~;~~·-"- ~~~~'..6.~~~~ :::: :: :::-With own children under 18 years _________ _--Wtth own children under 6 years·····--·- -With own children under 18 years _________ _
DETAILED CHARACTERISTICS
--
188
--
--
-
15 --
197 51 16 100
--
229
63
86
--
1S2 81 28 119
--
... ... ...
--
...-
--
4.6 ...
.. .
--
--
......--
.. , ... ...
--
... ...-
...
i:i.4
--
MINNESOTA 25 - 621
Tobie 169.
Characteristics of the Noninstitutional Population 16 to 64 Yean Old Wrth Work Disability:
1970-
Continued [Data based on oomple, see text. For minimum base for derived figures (IJefcent, median, etc.) ond meaning of symbols, see text]
The State Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas of 250,000 or More
Percent distribution of persons with work disability of 6 months or
Persons with work dlaobility of 6 months or more
Total
16to 24 yeors
25 to 34 yeors
more
Persons
with work dloobllity of less than 55 to 64 years 6 month•
35 to 44 yeors
45 to 54 years
lS
88 18 122 45
125 25 44 101
24
20
Percent of disabled with work
dl•oblllt~ of
16to 24 Total
years
2S to 34 years
3S to 44 years
4S to 54 year•
SS to 64 years
100.0 100.0
30.S 30.4
3.9 4.8
2.6 3.1
i·i.2
29.6
30.8 32.1
30'.i
137
100.0
12.4
5,6
39.5
20.1
22.4
13.1
47 47 32
100.0
10.1
8.9
44.6
17.S
19.0
10.4
100.0
14.2
'i.ii
3S.4
22.2
2S.2
15'.3
less ton 6 months
MINNEAPOUS-ST. PAUL SMSA-Continued
Negro-Continued Males-Continued Yeors of School Completed Elementary, Less thon 8 years ________________ years -----------------------· High JChool, 81 to 3 yeors -·-----·-----·--·-·4 yeors -------·--·----------·-· College, 1 to 3 years ·----·-·-----------4 years or more_,. _ H _ . , . ........... H . . . . . . . _
....
235 43
22
238
57
228 98
82
75
44
23
51 75 145
Income in 1969
"°"' --------------------------------------
$1 to $'19'1 or loss. _________________________
$1,000 to $1,999 ---------------------------$2,000 to $2,'19'1 ----------------------------
fs:gig :~ ~:;;; :::::::::::::::::::::::::::: $7,000 to $9,999 ·--·-----------------------$10,000 to $14,999 -------------------------$15,000 or more----------------------------
102 lSS 96 73 195 14S
27 76 22 75 36
lS
23
77
24 16
37 67
38
so
24
23 42 38 24 16
97 44 39
96 117 134
62 62 62
109 188 143
135 180 155
45
2S
20
73
3S 93
52 53 18
Poverty Status Family or unrelated individual income Under .7S of r:,verty level -------- •••• -----Under 1.00 o poverty level ----------------Under 1.25 of poverty level -----------------
ISS ll"I 267
71
302 584 483
178 147
101
31
28
labor Force Status Nol oble to work-----·-···-··--------------Able to work ---·--·-·--·-------·------·-·-Employed or in Armed Forces •.•••••••••••••• Unemployed •••••••• ------ ____ •••••••••••• Not in labor force ---------------------·---
sa
23 23
15 15
20
251 216 3S
30.9
Major Occupotion Group of Employed Profenionol, lechnicol, and kindred workers ••••• Mona9er1 and adminis1rators, except form ............ Sales workers .................................................... - ............ Clerical and kindred workers·····-·····------Craftsmen and kindred workers •••••••••••••••• Operotives, including transport •••••••••..••.•.• Loborerl. e.cept form------------------------
75
12
48 21 24 139 48
20
Service.workers, including privote household-----
91
23
68
Fem.... ---------------------------
906
112
Sl
358
182
203
160 71 131 256 288
41
15 15
28 21 75 125 109
46 19
24 16 36 56 71
406 235
41
71 54
77
500 274 68
71 24 24
181 145 49 177 124 25
111 79 19
126 47
90
115 121 168 359 125 18
21
28 37 16 101
46 22 lS 82 38
17
38 32 46 19 47
45 30 25
0
~~'i:t>!~:r: :~ fu~°l~~~~:::::::::::::::
23
40
42
28
21
24 3:3
15
24 56
59
86
n 16
Duration of Disability 6 to 11 months ------------------·-·--·--·-·
j ~~~ ~ ~:~:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::
5 to 9 yeors ----------·····-··-----··-······ 10 yeors or more .................. ., ______ ~ .........................
20
21
21
24
33 84
Presence of Own Children Married, husband present. ____________________ With awn children under 18 yeors ____________ With own children under 6 yeors ___________ Other stalus --------·---------------Withmarital own children under 18 years ____________ With own children under 6 yeors ··------···
es
36 36 36 15
62 17
Yeors of School Completed Elementory,
Leu then 8 years ________________
8 years-----------------------High school. l 10 3 yeors -------------------4 yeors -----------------------CoJiege, 1 to 3 yeors -------------------A years or more .... -~-------- ...........
so
51
41
20 62
86
126 46 18
13 45 62
1Y.i
Income in 1969 None -- ----·---- •• ------ __ -·-- ---- •..••• $1 to •• $'19'1 or loss. __________________________ $1,000 lo $1,999 ---------------------------$2,000 lo $2,'19'1 ------------·-------·-----·$3,000 to $4,999---------------------------$5,000 lo $6,999 .• ·-----·------------------$7,000 or more·--------·-···-··-···----····
156 131 122 119 240 54
84
73 69
2:6 21 21 44
36
15
15 74 84 18 25
32
15
13 46 lS 31
2S 25 41
13
88
Poverty Status Family or unrelated individuol IncomeUnder .75 of r:,verty level -----------------Under l.00 o poverty level----------------· Under 1.25 of poverty level------·----------
25-622 MINNESOTA
104 166 261
lS
31 65 95
48 76 110
DETAILED CHARACTERISTICS
Table 169. Characteristics of the Noninstitutional Population 16 to 64 Years Old With Work Disability:
1970-
Continued !Doto based on sample, ... text. For minimum base for derived figures (portent, median, ele.) and meoning of $ytnbols. see text]
The State Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas of 250,000 or More
Percent diotrlbulion of porsom with work dlsobility of 6 months or
Persons with work disobility of 6 months or more
Total
16 to 24 yeoro
25 lo 34 years
3510 44 years
45 to 54 yeon
monr
Persons
wllh work dl$0bllity of 55 to 64 less than years 6 months
Total
16 to 24 yeors
100.0 100.0
4.4 21.5
2S 10 34 years
35 to 44 years
45 to 54 years
3.1
49.2 28.5
24.3
Percent of disabled with work disobillty of less than 55 to 64 yeors 6 months
MINNEAPOLIS-ST. PAUL SMSA-Continued Negni-Continued Fe•••- Continued Lobor Force Status
---
Not oble to work--------------------------Able to work -----------------------------Employed or In Armed Forces--------------Unemployed ------ ----------------------Not in lobar force ------------------------
482 424 222
21 91 45
15 JO 15
237 121
117 65
92 Ill 62
202
46
21
-
15
36
50
49
--
61 79 67 15
45
38 19 28
-15 -
23
46
-
-
-
85
-
-
76 61 61
...
...-
...
...-
...8.5 ...-
... ..-.
15.3
26.2
13.6 12.6
...-
...
--
...
19.1
...-
.. .
Mojor Occupation Group of Employed
--
Professional ond mono~rlol workers ---------Soles, clerical, and kindred workers ___________ _ Operotives, including transport _______________ _ Service workers. Including private household ___ _All others--------------------------------- -
DETAILED CHARACTERISTICS
---
15
--
-
24 15
-
15 -
...... ...
...
-
...-
--
--
...-
......
...
-
-...-
-
...-
......-
...-
...-
-
MINNESOTA 25-623
Tobie 170. Detailed Occupation of the Experienced Civilian Labor Force and Employed Persons by Sex: 1970 and 1960 !Dato based on gomple see text For meaning of •ymbols see fextl 1960
1970
Employed
14 years old and over
14 years old and over
14 years old ond over
Experien<:ed civilian loba' force
The State
16 years old and over
Total ------ __ -------- ---------------------·---- --·
-.Health administrators ____ --·----· -- __ ---- •• -- ____ ----------· _Com;truclion inspectors; public administration ............. _____________ _Inspectors, except construction; public administration .......................... .. Federal public administration ond postal service---------------Stole public administration ••••.. ______ -------------· -- -- -- __ local public odminls trotlon._ ---- ______ ---------- ---- ---- •• --
-.
-Managers ond superintendents, building ________________________ Officers, pilots, and pursers, ship __ -------------·----------- ---
--
Officials and administrators; public administration, n.e.c ....................... Federal public administration and postal service-------------·-State public administration •• ______ --------------·-·----- -- -- local public administration .... __ ...................................... ---------- --
Offtciols of lodges, societies, and unions __ .. ________ ................... ----- Postmasters and mall superintendents ------------------ ................. .... ::~':~n~.;'.jl~~i~r~n~- ~~~~~~·-~·~:: ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::-Restaurant. cafeteria, and bar managers----------------------·- Soles monogers and department heads, retail trade--------------- Salts managers, except retail trade ................ -....................................... ..
School college __ -----secondary -- -- ---- ________________ ---- ---- -- -·----._School administrators, odmlnlstrators, elementary and ---Retail trade ______ •• ------ ---- ------ __ -------- -------·---- Hordwore, form equipment, and building material reto!Ung .... - General merchandise stores-------------------------·-··-- Food stores ------------ -----------------------------··· Motor vehicles and accessories retailing ............................................ .. Gasoline service stations -·---·---------------------------Apparel and accessories stores ........................................................ _.. __ Furniture, home furnishings, and equipment storn ·--·--------Other retail trade -----------------------·-------------·-
Finance, insurance, and real estate .................................... ----------- Business and repair services ................................................................. ..Personal services ........................... -------------------- ................ - -- -
All othtr industries··-------------------------------·--·--- -1
Millers; grain, flour, and feed --·-·-·-·------···------------·- .. Millwrights •• __ •• __ -- _..•.•••••••.•• - -- •••.••.•... -··· ·--· ·• Molders, metal -·-- __ ••••.•••.•.. __ --·- ----------·--···-- •• Motion picture projectionists_ .. ---------------------- .. ------- .. Opticians, and lens grinders and polishers---------------------- -Painters, construction and maintenance------------------------ -Paperhangers .... __ .. ___________ -- ____ -- -- -- ---- ------ ..... -- - --- -Pattern and model makers, except paper----·-------------·---- -Photoengravers ond lithographers ____ ---------------------- --Piano and organ tuners ond repoirmen .... ----------------------- .. Pfasterers .... __ ------ -- ---- .... ---- -- -------------- ..................... -
14 yeon old ond """'
female
224 31
Household appliance and accessory installers and mechanics .. ___ _ loom fixers ------ __ -------- .... __ ------------------------Office machine .. __ -------- ..•• __ •• ----···-··-··-·--·--·-· Radio and television -------------------------------.. -----Railroad ond car sh•P------------------·---····----------· Miscellaneous mechanics and repairmen .............. ------................ .. Not specified mechanics ond repairmen ---------------...... ___ _
~~~~~~~~tt~nh~ra~rSi-;xc·,p;·;;rpenters--heip;~;::::::::::::::::: -Fishermen and oystermen __ -· ____ ---- _______ .,. ........ ------ ............ _. freloht and material handlers -----------------------······--·- Gar~age collectors ........ ---------------------------.................. __ Gardeners and groundskeepers, except form---·--·-···---------- longshoremen and stevedores .... ----------------·--------.......... .. Lumbermen, roftsmen, and woodchopper•----------------------- -
14 yeors old ond over
Femole
Male
Female
Mole
Femole
54 78' JS 3 911
1 596
-
52 379
15 3 911
1 519
m-
49 019
1 42'
799
246 51
10 918 3 324 82
254 51
-
767
10 S'l4 3 129 69
215 51
11)
914 628 1 704 I 687 29 196
10
874 551 I 674 I 607 26 635
10
...
260
SI 666
5 31i
606 499
lll!i 8 135
10 S4'I 3 315
82 901 628 1 704 1 683 29 167 2 534 59 645
584 638 10 707 109 8 851 821 3 227
-
-
-
21 110 274
85
6 309 195 13 151 4 515
3
159
2.ol(J 2 141 11 7r;rT 69 2 245 2 629
2 582
.
--
Miscellaneous and not specified laborers-------··--------------Occupation: Miscellaneous laborers--------------------------.. --........... .. Not specified laborers. ••••••. ____ -- •• ---· ···---·-···- ___ _ Industry: Monufacturlng ____________ •• __ •••• __ ------------·- •• ___ _ Durable goods ---- ····-···-···-------·-------·····-· __ lumber and wood products, except furniture ___________ .... furniture and fixtures_,. ___________ ,. .............. __________ _ Stone, cloy, ond gloss product•------------·----------Primory metal industries ------------------------ ...---Blast furnaces, steel works, and rolling ond finishing mills
----Fabricated metal industries, including not specified metal.-. Mochinery, except electrical __________________________ _Electrical machinery, equipment, and supplies ---·-------Tronsportation equipment .... __ ........ ____ ,,, ___ .... - .......... ----- Motor vehicles and motor vehicle equipment----------... Professional and photographic equipment, and watches __ •• -
-M~M------------------------Physicists and astronomers .................................................................... .. life and physical, n.e.c ____________________________ .................. .. . . systems researchers and analysts .............................. ... .
Operations and Personnel and labor relations workers-------------------------Physicians, dentists, and related proctitiontr$ ........ ----··--------·Chiropractors ____ ...................... ______ .... -.. -------- ...... ---------~ . Dentists ·-·- •..••• --·- •••. ···--·····-·····-··- ········-·Optometrists -················-······-·-···············-·-. Pharmacists ______________ -----------............... _.,. ___ ,._,,,_.,. __ .. ... Physicians, medical ond osteopathic······-·····-·---··--·-- .•
--
-
Health practitioners, n.e.c -----------------------------.. ---...
Phot0grophers •••.•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••.••••••• Public relotlons men 4nd publicity writers •••••••.•.•••••••••• Radio and t·elevision announcers ...... ------- ..... - ......................... ___ _ Writers, artists. and entertainers, n.t.c -- ......................................... Re... rch workers, not specified·······-··········---·--·--·-Prolesslonol. ltChnicol, ond kindred workers - ollocoted •••••••••••
--·-· --
-----
----·
--
-------·-Managers and superintendents, buffdi119 ........................................... - .... .. Officers, pilots, ond pursers, ship •••••••••.••••••••••••••••••• -Officlols and odmlnistrotors, public odminislrotlon, n.e.c •.•••••••• -ttderal public odmlnlstrolion and postol •ervice •••••.••••••••• -Stole public odministrotion ••.••••••• __ ••••••••••••••••••••• --local public administration .••••• ·····---······--------·· ••• -Officiok of lodges, societies, ond unlo••--·------·········-····· -Postmasters ond moll superintondents •• ·····----··········- ••• -H..lth administrators ...................................... . Construction inspeelcw·1, public odmintstrotion ...................... - ...............,. .. Inspectors, exctpt con1tA1ction 1 public odmintstration ......................... .. Federal public administration and postal service •••••.••••••••• State public odministrotion •••••••.••••.•••••••••.•••••••••• local public odministrotlon ••.••••••••••••••••••••.•••••••• _
Purchasing agents ond buysrs, n.e.c •.••••••••••••••••••••••••• Railroad conductors __ •••••.•••••••••• ---······----- •••••••• R•stauront, caftterlo, ond bor monogers ..... -.............. " __ ,.. __ ,.. ............ ... Soles managers and deportment heods, retail trade ••.••••••••••• Soles mono9'1rs. except retoll trodt ··-·-·······-··----····---School odm1nlstrators, co1ie9e ••••••••••••••••••.••••••• -----School odminlstrators, elementory and secondary •••••••••••••...
·-
----------Manogers ond odminlstrotors, n.e.c., Construction •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ---- ---- •• --Monufocturing •••••• ---- •••••••••••••••••••• -- •••••• ··----Transportation •••••• ----·······--·-· •••••••••••••• ·-··---.. Communications, ond utilittn ond sanitary services .............. _____ ,.. -Wholesale trade............ -------- •• ------ •••••• ··--·- •• .. Retail trade •••••••••••••• ·····--·-· ••••••••.•••••••••••• -Hardware, form equipment, and building molerlol retaUlng •••• General merchandise stores •••••••.•••••••••••••••••••••• -Food stores •••••••••••••••••••••.•••••• -------· •••••• -Motor vehicles and 0<;co11orio1 retaUing ••••••••••••••••••••---'°loried •••••••••••••••••••
Gasoline servke stattons ,.. ............................................. _.,,., ....... - ......... .. Apparel and occeuorles llores •••••••••••••••••••••••••• Furniture, home fumlshing1, and equipment stores •••••••••• Drher retoll trode •••••••.••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••
..
--·---
Finance, ins-uronce,. and rtal 11tcrte ............................... - ............... _ .... ... Business and repoir servicfl ........................ - ................................ _..... _ Personal services •••••••••••• ----···--·------·- .......... AN other Industries •••••.•••••••••••.••••••••••••••••••••
Ory wall installers and lathen---------------------------------
-Goroge workers ond gos station attendants ........................................... .. Graders and 5orters. manufacturing .................................... ..._. ............ - .. Produce graders and packers, except factory and form .................... - ... -
Form loboms, unpaid family worker•··············--·--·-···Form servict loborers, self-employed······-····--------------- .. Form laboren and form foremen-aPocoted ••••••••.•.•..•.•••. ..
25-636
MINNESOTA
-
-
-·
--..--.. ----
-
20 6
10 -
-· -·
Petroleum and coal products .. ,. __________ .......................... ... Rubb
7
------
---
-·
Nondurable goods ••••••••••••••••••.••••••••••••. ---Food and kindred products ••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Tobacco manufocturrs ---------------............................... .. Toxtile mm products-----------------------··----·-Apparel ond other fabricated textile products •.•••.••••• Paper and allied products .......................... .. Printing, publishing, ond allied industries •••••••••.•.••• Chemicals and ollied products ••••••••..••••.••.•••.••
-
-
so
3
82 JO 4 JO 928 162 134 354 348 9JO 033
1' 75 1 2
411 244 656 511
5 2 2
16946 267 11 183 4 528 134 834
-
-5
41 12
550 44 247 49 4 206 282 2 ffl
-5 -
--70 23 16 4 13 14 170
2 868
19 16
4 830
'6
29 94
18 1 129 3 452 47 184
-3
-4 8 14
-
------
-13
---
36
--
--
--14 ---
254 264 97 101 34 14 84 85 14
32 22
8 B
I 562 984
-
23 15
7
-6
--
---
10
--58
JO 28
-
--
16 41 41
--
7
14
--
73
7
-
-11
---17 -9 8 10 ----
-
38 25 276 57 77
3 1 1
2
41 45 15 4 22 659 334 324 261 172 568 269
-
6 12 4
-
37 177 36
-9 -
JO 6
-
-
402 35 197 44
-
126 197
s
-
5
3
-29
-
4 5 8
--
9 31 10
11
1 BOB 693 606 63 143 303 610
119 9 34 5 4 67 60
-8
-
-
6 5
-461
-
-43
--
11
-
10 6
-. -
30
--6 6
s
29
-13
135 204 30 33 59 154
25
16
1 409 1 022 184 203
87
-9
4 694 3 929 351 414
246 209 19 18
73 70 I 1
301 293 121 894
2 651 2 581 10 67
2 014 92 1 475 160 24 263
328 9 252 34 15 18
4 190 121 3 471 299 56 243
493
10 742 54 6 237 4 069 54 328
4 00! 9
78
-
343 84 15 51
534
3m 17
115
DETAILED CHARACTERISTICS
Table 171.
Detailed Occupation of Employed Persons by Residence, Race, and Sex:
l 970-Continued
(Data bated on sample, ... htJ
Urban and rural
The State Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas of 250,000 or More
s.mc. w..un,
Totol
"'°'',...II• ...""°"----···---·---·-· .-
Cleanin9 service worker1 ------------------------ .................. ,. __ _ Chambermoids and maids, except private housthald ••••••••••••• Cleoner1 ond charwomen ............................................... ,,. .................... - .. .. Jonitor1 ond sextons ...................................................... ,_ ......................... .. .
-.
Food service workers ................................................................................... . Bartenders -- .............................................................................................
Health administrators .... ____ .................................................................. .. . Con5truction inspectors, public administration ______ .... __ .................. .. . Inspectors, except construction; public administration ---- ................. .. . Federal public cdministrotion and postal service ........................... - .. .. State public administration_ ...... _.. __ ........................... __ ................ __ local public administration .... __ ---- ______ ............................. _.,. __ _--
36 27 175 85 62 28
---.. --
66 115 '.167 124 60 83
-23 6 17
Officials of lodges, societies, ond unions .... __ ,. __________________ _ Postmasters ond mail superintendents ............................................ __ _ Purchasing ogents and buyers, n.e.c .............................................. ____ _ Railroad conductors .................... ____ ---- .......................................... .. RHtouront, cafeteria, ond bar "'onagers ........ ---- ................. ---.. -- Salts managers and deportment heads, retail trade ....................... -. Sales managers, except retail trade ......................... __ ......................... .. School administrators, college ......... -- ............. ---·-- -.. __ ..................... ... .. School administrators. elementary and $econdory ......... - .............. _.,. __ _·-
------
99 39 143 219 327 237
5 9 '29 6 148 63 4
1 764 197 1 932 1 73S 4 110
793
6(1
9'13
3-15
--.. -·.. ..--
2 617 211 276 292 132 295
437 15 39 21 II 46
'298 587 732 749 854 3 849
3 870 126 518 236 170 228
5 455 458 786 917 872 455 414
Other retail trade --------·-··------ ....................................... ..
832 86 1oe 143 142 126 59 44 124
174
-Motor vehicles ortd accessories retciling ................ - ..................... .. -·Gasoline service $fOtions ......................................... ,._ .. -- ....... _.... ·- .. Apparel and occessortes stores ................................................... - -Furniture, home furnishings, and equipment stores ..................... ... -·
895 23 189 104 24 17 225 67 2'6
AU other industries-------.. -----...................................... -...... -·- ..
117 83 187 192
10 18 31
-
Managers and superintendents, building ...... ,.------ __ -----------· Officers, pilots, and pursen, ship ............. - ...................... -.................. Offkiols and odministrotors 1 public odministrotion, n.e.c ................... .. Federal public cdministrotion ond postal service _______ .............. .. Stote public odministrotion __ -- ..................................... ---.............. .. loco I public odministrotion ____ ------ __ .... ---- ......................... -- ..
1 251 851 454 5 4 545 30 238 798 I 999 I 954 1 071
89 108 207 717
1 276 29 3 624 447 11 728 64 4 026 11 805 5 024
115 79
13 14
--
17
5
47 146
10
16 80 222 113
32 352
3 26 26 75 55
67 179 393 142
-
59
31
132
94 72 26
-
3« 2 377 92 101 275 79
232
-
362 15 728 II 224
806 396
511
84
409 233 2 299 2 974 1 555
124 1 1 13 8
644 659 170 028 118
-
476 226 2 089 33 368
640 1 239 121 I 225 225
-
1 038 694 515 185 3 920
90
DETAILED CHARACTERISTICS
Table 171.
Detailed Occupation of Employed Persons by Residence, Race, and Sex: 1970-Continued [Doto based on sample, ... text. For n111onil>g of symbol&.... toxtl
The State Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas of 250,000 or More
Transportation, communications, and other public utilities ................. .. All other industries .................................................................................. ...
Formers, owners ond tenants ................................................................ .. Farm managers ............................... -- ------ -- ................ ------ ------ .. Farmers and form monogers-ollocoted ........ -------------------Farm litlMtntn lttd ,.,.
Form laborers, wage workers-------------------------------- ..
--
Farm laborers, unpatd family workers------------------------Form service laborers, setf-employed -------------------------- .. Form laborers and farm foremen-allocated---·----------------
-·
DETAILED CHARACTERISTICS
486 :206
-
-
5
flQ6
72
586 465 37 4 17 297 200
42
-
---
27 12
---5 6 --
121 56
15 9
15 13 18
6
-
10
9
--902 A06 210 15 66
205 246
264
-
65
--
82 .48
15
-
-
73
I 247
7 422 4 9'17 1 842
-
-
2 804 63
24 39' 246 184 3 663 9 4 540 312 1 393
-5
4
--
---35 5 9
-
4 17 10
-
90 55
37
174 :206 71 45 29 14 89 61 6
-6 -4 -
80
so
28 lD
-
II 197 21
-
675 387
121 39
11 11 107 37 46
6 31 14 8
46 26
23
-
-
4 5 2 158 756 765 208 128 301 1 761
---
254
19
116 43
-
76
165
42 42
2 lM l 839 153 192
146
206
17
175 19
31 40
1 221 62 787 163
12
6
209
211 5 151 86 7 12
427
385 13 29
-
--
-
137
-9
MINNESOTA 25- 643
Table 171. Detailed Occupation of Employed Persons by Residence, Race, and Sex:
1970- Continued
[Dato based on •omple, see text For mooning of symbols, see text] Stondord metropolitan statistical areas
The State Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas of 250,000 or More
Boarding and lod!ting house keepers·····---·-------·--···-·-· Bootblacks •••••••••••••••••••••••••• ·-------.--·-· •••••••
Ushers, r.-creotion and amusement_,. ...................................................... .. Wetfare service aides ................................................................................. ..
Minneopolis-St. Paul
Duluth-Superior, Minn.-Wls.
MINNESOTA
16 19
-
238
-
21 138
-
74 5 3 675
45
4
1 960 108 548 54 2 239 247
71 1 011
25 86
638 4 518
5 55 9
466
4 5 81
DETAILED CHARACTERISTICS
Table 172. Occupation of the Experienced Civilian Labor Force by Race and Sex, and Weeks Worked In 1969 and Experienced Workers Not in Labor Force by Sex: 1970 [Dato baMICI on sample,
The State Standard Metropolitan Statistical
*
text. For n-»ng of i)ltllbolr.. eee - J Weeks worked in Ir::~experienced clvitlcm
Total experiericed civilian
Areas of 250,000 or More
Year lost ~ of experienced workers not in iabor force
Phi!~1s~:· ~-·~!~!~~~~-~~~~~-~~~~~::::::::::::::::: Phormoclsts •••••••••••• --------------·---------------Physlcions, medico! ond osteopathic------·------·-·····-Other related practitioners .••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Heotth technologists ond technicians •••••••.•.•••••••••••••• " Religious workers __ -----·-··· •••• ······-··-----·· ••••••• Social scientists ........................................ .
--Scx:iol ond recreation worlters •• ··-----------···--·····---- Teochers ••••••.••••••••••••••••••..•••••••••••••••••••• College ond university ••••••• -----------·------- __ ·----- Elementary and prekfndergorten -----------·--·-·-··--·-- Secondory •••••••• -------- ---- .......... --·-·--------
--"
Engineering and science technicians..-------·-···--·-------llroflsmen and surveyors ••.• __ ---------·-- •••• ··------Electrical and electronic engineering technlcions •••••••.••••• " Technicions, except heotth, and engineering ond science •••••••• Airplane pilots ____ •••••••••• ---------- ·------- ---·---Writers. artists, ond entertainers -----------------·--·-···Other profllssionol, technical, and kindred workers ••••••••••••
· .... •W.inmn, "'"'" ,_ ----·-------Buyers, purchasing agents, and soles managers·---···------- -School administrators ____ ---- __ -----· __ ----····---------- Specified monogers ond odministrotors, public administration ••. Other specified managers and administrators ---------------· Managers and administrators, n.e.c., salaried---------------- ~\:~~;~u~~3-;;iaiii;;;df':: :: :::: ::::::::::::::::::::::--
--
Transportation, communications, ond other public uttllttes •••• All other industries-----------------------------------Managers and odmlnlstrotors, n.e.c .. sell-employed----···-·-- " Construction __ •••••••••••• Mon ufocturlng____ __ ••---------____ •• ________ •••••• __ ••------------___________ _ Wholesale and retail trade--------------·--------------All other industries----------··--·····-·---------------
-w""'"' ···-······-··········-------------lnsuronceSalts agents, brokers, and underwriters ________________ _Reol estate agents and brokers·········-····-------------- Salts representatives. manufacturing industries -------------- Salts representatives. wholesale !rode -------------·-··----- Soles clerks. retail trode .••• ----------········-·-······--- Soltsmen, retoll trode ---- ------------ •••••••••• ······--·- Salesmen of services and constniction -------------·-------- Other sales workers·-···------------·--···-·---··--·---- Cloricat .... ldadn4 ........ -----------------------Bonk tellers ond cashiers ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Bookkeeflers and billing clerks •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••
--
:,,~rhaJ.= ~~J find~c~;;s::::::::::::::::::::::::: -Cratt- ...t ...................................... ~~;: -°-~~~~~-~~~~~~~~-=::::::::::::::::::::::: Cabinetmakers •••. ____ •• ----. _____ ----____ ------•••••••• Construction craftsmen -------------------------·-·-···-· Carpenters ---·-· •• ----·-·- •••••••• ·····-----·-··-·--fxco¥Otlng, grading, and rood machine operators ••••••••••• Electricians •••••••••••••• -- •••••••••••• -- •• ----•• -•••• Masons and tilt setters ····------------·····--·--······ Painters, construction ond mointenonce, and pof'erilollgfrs --Plasterers and cement flnlJhtrs •••••••••••••••••••••••••• Plumbers ond pipe Other constructloll craftsmen ------------------···------
.-
---
fitters------------------------------- -fomnen, n.e.c •••• -------------------------------------- Monufocturing •••••••••••••••• ···-·--···--······ ----·- llonmonufocturing Industries ---- -----------· -·-···-----· linemen and servicemen, telephone and power···------------ locomotive engineers and firemen •••• -----------·--·--·---- .
Mechonics and repoirmen ••• ------------------------------ Air condttioning, heating, and refrigeration -------·--·----Aircroft ------ ------------ ----- -- ------"----·--------
=::rie:l~g-~:::
--
:::::::::::::::::::::::::::--
Other mechanics and repairmen ---····-··········---·-·· Metal craftsmen, except mechanics --------····---------·-Machinists and job and die setters -·-···-·········------Sheetmetoi workers and tinsmiths •••••••••••••••••••••.•• Tool and die makers------------------···-----·-------· Other metal craftsmen-----·······-·········--·-------- " Printing crolrnnen •• --•• --· - -- --•• ---- --••• - ------------Compositors and typesetters-················--·-·-----Pre.smen and plate printers, printing-·----------·-------Stationary engineers and power station operators •••••••••••• Other craftsmen and kindred workers -------------···--···
Table 172. Occupation of the Experienced Civilian Labor Force by Race and Sex, and Weeks Worked in 1969 and Experienced Workers Not in Labor Force by Sex: 1970-Continued [Data based on sample see text Far meaning of oyrnbols see text]
The State Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas of 250,000 or More
Weeks worked in 1969 of the experienced civllion lobor force
Bus Taxicab driversand onddeliverymen. chauffeurs--·-----·----··--·-·------Trutk drivers __________________________ _ Other transport equipment operatives--------------·-·--·--
Paid farm laborers and form loremen·---·--·---------·----
-s....lco ................... pohato """""""' ----------- -Cleaning service workers-----·--·----·----------------- ·-Food service workers---------·---------···------------ -·Cooks, except r,nvote household--------···--·---------- -Busboys and d shwoshers -·--··-·······-------·-·----- -Health service workers-------·-------····----·--------- --P.rsonal service workers---------------------·-----·--- --Protective service warkers---------------------------·-- --Aremen, fire protection --··---------------------·-·-- -·Guards and watchmen -----····-------------------··-· -Policemen and detectives ----·--------------·--------- --Pmato .................. _______________________ _ --_,..,... ..., ........ 1959 ......... ____ _ --Unpaid family workers-------------------·---·------··-·
Nondurable Food and goods-----------------------------·-· kindred products ______________________ _ Apparel and other fabricated textile pn>duets ------Poper and allied orodutts •• -------------·---·-··Chemieol1 and allied produets ····----···-··-·---Other nondurable goods-··-------···-----------Nat specified manuloettJring industries ______________ _ Nonmanufocturing indut.tries ---------.. -................................ ... Transportation, communications, and other public utllitie Wholesale ond retail trade--------------·---------All other industries-------------------------------
Primary metal industries -----------------------fabricated metal industries ----------········-·-Machinery, ineluding electrical. ••••• --------·----· Motor vehicles and equipment-------------------Transportation equipment, except motor vehicles ·--Other durable
~stered nurses------·--·········-·-·---------·-··-·· Hea.tt t~h"!'k>Qists ond technicians·······-·----·······--·-Social scoentosts •••••••••••.•••..•••••••••• _. ____ -·Sociol ond re(reation workers--······-···----·----· ___ •·••• Teachers, College and university .................. : .•• ::::: Elementary ond prekindergarten ---------···-·-·-· Secondary •••••••••• __ ··-··-··-··- •••••••••••• Other teochers •••• ··············-········-··--Enginee~ng ond •cience technicians •••••••••••••••••••••••••• Tec.hnicions •. except heolth, ~nd engineering and science ••••••••• Wnters, artist$, and entertainers ______ ,,, .. .,. .......... -.................. __ _ Actors and doncers •••••••••..• -------·--·--·········--Authors, editors, and reporters .•••••••••••••••••• -------· Other profeS$ionol, technical, and kindred workers •••••••••••••
._...
..,...,, ..... _____________ _
""'~
Buyers, purchasing ogtnt•, and soles managers··-·····------Restourant, cafeteria, ond bor monogers ···-····--·--·-----·· School administrators •••••••••••••• -·····-----··· •• ----- •• Other specified monogers and administrators ----------·-··-Managers and administrators, n.e.c .. S11laried ••••••••••••••••• Wholesale and retail trade·····-··---------·-----········
Wholesale and retail trade··········--·--·············-- -
Managers and odmini5trators, n.e.c., sett-employed-----------
Machinery, including efectrltol. •••••••••••••.•••••••• Other durable goods·------······--·-········----·Honduroble goods, including not specified monufocturing __ _ Food and kindred products---·-····-·-···--------·-· Apparel and other fabricated textile products ----·-··-·
--r,...,.n ...,....,. .,.m1........... -----·-···--·- ............. ,_-.... -----·--·-····--········.""'" ........ """ ..... -·······-········-·--Paid form laborers and form foremen ••••••••••••••••••••••.Unpaid fomlly workers--···------······-···--·------··--- . Stmct w..t.m, ••..,, Cleaning service workers ............................................... __________ _Chambermaids and mold• --·--------········-----·----- Nonmanufacturing indu5tries ___ ,. -- ........ ------ ---- -- ------
-
1.Homs, tXC"' , _ ------·--·--······-----·---··
privttt ........,., ••••••••••••
--
Food servi« workers·····--------·-···············-····· Cooks, except private houHhold ····-····--·-··--·-····-· Watters and food counter workers·····--------------···· Health service worflers ·--------·-······----·····-------·Nursing aides, orderlies, ond ottendonts ••••••••••••••• ___ _ Practical nurses. ••••• --------·· .••• -·-----------···· - Personal service workers--------------------------------· Hairdressers cosmetologist•----·-····-····--·-···--Privatoand .........w ......._________________________ _
Occupation of the Experienced Civilian Labor Force by Race and Sex, and Weeks Worked in 1969 and Experienced Workers Not in Labor Force by Sex: 1970-Continued [Data based on sample see lex! For meaning of symbols, see text]
The State Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas of 250,000 or More
Weeks ~ in 1969 of the experienced clvilion lobar force
Year last worked af experienced workers not in labor force
Aerona111icol and ostronautlcol ----·--------------------Civil •••••• ------···-····---·· -··---·-·--------·-·-Elt<:tricol ond electronic---------····-··········-····--Mechonicol •••••••••••••••••••••••• ---------- ---·----. Other engineers----···---------------··--------------1.owyers and judg" --·-···--·········--------·-·-······LHe end physical scientlsts •••••••••••••••• ---------------Chemists •••••••• -------·-- •••• ·----------·-- -·----- _ Physicians, detllls1s, and reloted practitioners •••••••••••••••• Otntl11s •• ---- •••••••••••••• ---------------- ----- ___ _ Pharmacists •••• ----···------- .••••• --·---------····-. Physicians, medh;ol and osteopathic--·---·--------------Other related proctillonen ............................. . . Heolttl lechnolog1Sts ond technician• •• ··-------------····--- . Religious workers----------······-----------······----Social scitntists •••• __ •••••••• __ -------------- ----------. .
--.. ..
-Social and recreollon workers·····--------·-····--------- -· leG<:her5 •• ---- -- -· -- .......... -- -- -------------------- -Colte911 and unlwrsity ••••••••..•• --------------------- -· Elernentary and prekindergarten ----------------------·· Secondary •••••• __ •••••.•• __ ---·-------------------En9inffring ond science technicians •••••••••••••••••••••••• Oroftsmen and surveyors •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Electrical ond electronic engineering technicioru •••••••••••• Technicians, eJCCept heolth, ond engineering ond ocience ••••••.
-· -·-· ----
-·-Writers, artists, andtechnical, entertainers Other professional and -----··--··-···----·-···kindred workers_ _________ _--· Airpione piiots •••••••• ···-·--------------------·-----
Buyers, purchosin9 agents, and soles managers---·-·-·-···· School administrators •••• ---· •••••••• -------------·····Specified managers ond adminislrotors, public administration._ Other •pecified mono9ers and odministrotars -----·--------Managers ond odmintstratars, n.e.c., soloried • _____________ _
-· -· -·--
-~~~:.,cti:~~~ "r9ici1ii;,jJe:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::-·-Transportation, communications, and other public utilities ••• -· All other industries-------------······-·-------------- .. Managers and administrators, n.e.c., self..,,.pioyed -------·-- -· Construction ---- __ ---- __ ,,,,. .................. - .. ---............................ .. -Manufacturing __ •••••••• ·-._ •• __ -- ------·- ----------- -Wholesale and retail trade-------------·······-------·- -· All other indu•tries ---------------------------------·- -· ......... --------··-·---------------------- -lnsuronce Solt• agents, brokers, and underwriters ................ -· Re
-----
Other construction craftsmen ········--------------···· foremen. n.e.c -·-· __ •••••••••••• ---- ---- •••••••••••••• Manufacturing •••••••• -------- __ •••••••••••••••••• __ Nanmanufoctur1"9 industries ................ -----·---Linemen and servicemen, telephone and Locomotive engineers and firemen •••••••••• -----------·-· Mechanics and repairmen ••••••••••••.•••••••••••••••••• Air conditloni09, hea1in9, and refrigerolion -·-····--·····
------power---------------· ------Aircraft ___ • ·-·· •• ---- ---- __ ------- •••••••••••••••• --Automobile, Including bodv---------·-·········-----·-· --Rocffo and teievl•ion ---------------·······--------··- --O!her mechanics and repairmen ··········-----------··--Metal croflsmen, except mechonics -------········--····- --Mochlnists job and setters............ --·-······-·--------Sheetmerol and workers anddie tinsmiths _________ _--· --Tool and die makers--·-······-····----------·-····-- --Other metal ero~smen -----------------·-··········-- ·-Prlntl09 croftsmen •••• -------- ---- -------·· •• ·---· ----- --Compositors and typesetters-----------·····-··--····· --Pnusmen ond plate printers, printing--·-·····-·····-··Stationary engineers and power Uotion operators ---·-···-Other croflsmen and kindred workers -------------·····-·
Table 172. Occupation of the Experienced Civilian Labor Force by Race and Sex, and Weeks Worked in 1969 and Experienced Workers Not in Labor Force by Sex: 1970-Continued [Data booed on $Ol'Oflle • ..,. text. For rnean1n9 of symboll. see htxtl
The State Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas of 250,000 or More
i:.experienced civilian
workers not In labor farce
~of
cMllon
Spanish
labor force
White
Negro
kmlluo9e
TQ!Ol
a 616
a 528
26
10
• 441 178 88 74 64
50 to S2
·-"'
27 to 49
exptrle~ed
Year lost worl
Weeks worked in 1r:nix:
Total
experienced
l to 26 weelcs
196().63
1964-611
1969-70
Im 35 7 168 4 2S 160 41 11 27 25
1168 48
322
673
9
26
1""
s
20
13 143 63 10 40 5
6 83
21 173
28 5
20
47 10 219 63
15 10
12
55
15 9
33 7 49
wtek$
DULUTH-SUPERIOlt, MINN.-WIS., SMSA- Continued Male, 16 yeon aid anti IWtl'-Continued Oponitlom....... """""" ·------------------------
Anemblen; •• -- -- ------ ---- ---------------- ••••••••• --·Checkers, examinen;, and inspectors 1 manufacturing ----------Garage workers and QOS station attendan11"----------------Loundry and drycleonong operatives, n.e.c ------------------Meat cutters and n.e.c butchers·------------------------------Mine operatives, __ ,,, ___ .. ., __ .,. ___ .., _______ .,. ........ - ............... ___ _
--Packen and wrappers, except produce................... __ _ Painters, monu!<'ctured articles •••••••••.••••.•••••••••• : •• Pntci•ion machine operatives ••••••••••••••••.•••••••••••••• Sawyers •••••••••••••••••• ---------- ............ ·------~:i'l:~';r.!iT::n_:::::::::::::::::::::::::::: ::::::::::_Welders and flomecutters •• ______________________________ -Other metalworking operatives -----·······---------------- Other specified operatives--------------·--··------------- Miscellaneous and not specified operatives --------------·----
Occupation. Machine operatives, miscellaneous specified ------------Machine operatives, not specified ---------------·-····· Miscellaneous operatives ·--------------·-·-·-··-----Hot •pecifoed operatives·----------··-··-------------Industry, Manufacturing----·- •••• __ ---- •••••••••• ·----------Durable goods---------------------------------·-- Wood products, including furntture ••••••••••••••.•• Primary metal industries ·----·····--------------Fobricoted metal industries -----·--·-------------Machinery, including electrical. ••••••••.•••.••••.•. Matar vehicles and equipment--------------------Tronsportotion equipment, except motor vehicles ••••• Other durable goods-------------·-·-·-····------
----Nondurable goods-------------------·-·-······--·· Food and kindred products. •.•.•.••••••••••••••••• Apparel and other fabricated textile produc1s •••••••• Poper and allied products. •••••••••••••••••••••••• -Chemicals and allied products----·-·-·····-------- Other nondurable goods-------------------------Nat •pecifoed manufacturing indusrrieo ••••••• ________ _Nonmanufacturing industries-------------------------- Transportation, communications, and other public utllttles Wholesale and retail trade----------------··-------- All other Industries-------------------------------- T111111f411 -.i.-eot .,....i!YM •••••••••••••••••••••• Bus driver$ .. - .............. -................................................................... __ .. ... Taxicab drivers and chauffeurs---------·--·-·-·····-··---- Truck drivers and deliverymen •••••.•••••••.•.•••••.••.•..• Other transport equipment operatives ______________________ _ IAIMren, exe:1pt ' - ----------------------------- Construction laborers •.•••••• ---- ---- ---- ---------- __ ---- Freight, stock, and material handlers ---------------------·· Other specified laborers---------······--·-·-------------- Miscellaneous and not specified laborers······----····----·- Occupation,
-Industry, Manufacturing-------- •••••••••••••••••• --·- -- •••••• Durable goods------------------·---·-···---··--·- ~~:::J fno;:'~.~~:.~~~~~'.~~!~~~~~~::::::::::::::::: Machinery, including electrical. •••..•.•••••••••••.• Transportation equipment •••••••• ------------·---- Other durable goods·-·--·----------------------- No;;~a0bn~ i:.1~-prnd-ui:'is:::::::::::::::::::::::: Not specffied manufacturing industries ••••••••.••.••.• Nonmanufocturing industries ........................................................ ... Railroads and railway express service ---------------- Miscellaneous laborers···--·------···---------·-·--·Hat specffied laborers •••••••••••••••••••••••••.•..••.
Transportation, except railraods -·------------------Communications, and utilities and sanitory services ••••• Wholesale and retail trade •••••••••••••••••••••••••• All other industries--·------------------------·····
---
,_....... ,.,. .._.. ------------------------ -
,_"""'"""""'""
--------------------- --
' -______________________ _ Poid farm laborers and form foremen Unpaid family workers .......·-------·------------------Senlce ...tcon, ....,, private...,.....,, ••••••••••••
~n'.:rv~~~~;:::~·-::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: -Cooks, except private household-------·--·-·--··-······ -and doshwashers -----------·----------------·· Health service workers •••••••• --------·-···--···-·····-·- Personal service workers .••....•.••.••••••••.•••••••••••• Protective service workers .......................................................................... .. Firemen, fire protection ···-············----·-----·----- Guards and watchmen·····--·------·-···-··-·-···--·· -Policemen and detectives ------------·-·------·-···-.-· -Busboys
Table 172. Occupation of the Experienced Civilian Labor Force by Race and Sex, and Weeks Worked in 1969 and Experienced Workers Not in Labor Force by Sex: 1970-Continued [Doto ba..O on sample see te>
The State Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas of 250,000 or More
Total experienced civKion lobot' force
Weeks worked in 1969 of the experienced civilian lobar force
Whtte
Negro
34 702 5 n4 182 13 lll
128 '6
Persons of Spanish longuoge
50 to 52 Total
weeks
32 913 5 629
17 378 2 540 125 10 53 6 5 756 Zl
Yeor last worked of experienced workers not In labor force
27 to 49 weeks
1to26 weeks
8 227 2 045 21 6 39
7 308 1 044 26
1960-63
1964-68
1969·70
4 248
9 744 1 103 17
11 512 1 287 19
27
24
DUl.lrm-SUPERIOR, MINN.-WIS., SMSA- Continued Female, 16 Y"" aW
----SQclol and recreation worken ---------------------------·- Teochers, Col~ and university •••••••••••• -------------- Eklmenlary ond prekindergarten --------·--·----- Secondary •• -----·. ___ ---------------····· __ _Other teachen __________ --··-·---·------·--·--_Engineering and science technicians ________________________ Technicians, except heotth, and engineering and science •••••••• Writers, artists, ond entertainers ·······-··-------·-······- Aclars and dancers ________ •••••• ____ ---------- ••••• __ _ Authors. edttors, ond reporters ••• ·---------·-·-······-·- Other professional, technical, and kindred wo
--
.._... ..... • I I 11u1.,;,, •xut>I ,_ --···-------Buyers, purclloslng agents, ond soles mall098r5 -------------· RHtaurant, cafeteria, and bar man09'rs --·--------··-······ School odministrotors __ ••• ·-. ···--· ---------- --------·-·· Other specified mona11ers and administrators---··--········Managers and odministrmors, n.e.c., salaried ••••••• ________ _ Wholesale and retail trade •••. _________________________ _ Monogers andand administrators, n.e.c .. self-employed-----------_ Wholesale retail trade. ____________________________
Bottling and tanning operatives ••••• --------------·-···-·· Checkers, examiner•, and inspectors; manufacturing ·····---Dressmakers and seamstresses, except factory ----------··· Laundry and drycleaning operatives, including ironers -----·-· Graders and sorters, monufocturing ------------·-··---·--Pltckers and wrappers, except produc•-----·--·----·····--S.Wers and stttcher•------ ---- ---·-·····-·-··-···-------
--------
-~~~s~ff1;~!i'!~,;;;tives-::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: ---Miscellaneous and not specified openitivff ----------------· -Ma0,:ii:~~~; :: :: :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::---Machinery, including electricol.--.------------------ -Other duroble goods··------·-------··-········-·· Nondurable goods, including not specified manufacturing •• -Food ond kindred products ••••••••••••••••• _______ _--Apparel and other fobricated textile products ---------
-Nonmonufocturing industries····-····--------------·--- -T"""""' ......... _..ilns-------·-·--·-·····-· ·............,...,. ,_ ---------------------------- -· .......... ,_ ----------------------- -,_ ............. ,__ -·-----------------Pltid form lobo111rS and form furemen.----------------····- ---
--
----c~.:=~~.~r;:;;;;·::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: -Food servite worl
Private household workers, living in-------------·-········ Private household workers, living out---·----------·------"""""'°'",.......,lot! ....... 1959 ......... -----·
·------
529
s
s
816 54
806
54 388 54S 42S 7S 19
398
550 430 75 19 56 355 192 134 120 93 361 42
56
350 192 129 120 93
361 42 17 37
71
37 40 8 911 1 OZl
40
a ass 994 319 3 852
319 3 901 981 I 968 2 409 1 379 566 I 100
I 956 2 394 I 364
492
488
I 149 76 I 073 112
1 144 76 1 068 172
978
566 I 082
'Includes protective service workers and ollocoted cuses not shown seporotely.
Table 172. Occupation of the Experienced Civilion Labor Force by Race and Sex and Weeks Worked in 1969 and Experienced Workers Not In Labor Force by Sex: 1970-C~ntinued !Data bam on sample, see tex1.
The State Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas of 250,000 or More
Far mtOtllng of symbols, see text') Wtel
TOIQI
•>
Fenons of
civllion lobar force
White
Negro
Spani$h language
Total
over-------------------- -
467 071
456 544
6 ...
3an
-~=:~~~j;,lisl;:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::Engineers---------------------------------------------- Aeronautical and astronautical --------------------------~~\,;ai-.;-~d-;liclroniC"::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::-~,r;.~·:~r~;.r;:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::-lawyers and judges ------------------------------------- life and physical scientists·------------------------------- Chemists -.------------------------------------------ ~~lf:i~· ~-·~~~~~~~~-~~~~~-~~~=~~~~~~~::::::::::::::::Pharmacists __ • _. _--•••• _. __________________ • _------__ Physicians, medical and osteopathic---------------------- Other related practitioners-----------------------------Health technologists and technicians·----------------------- -
89 516 8 538 858 -4 935
87 510 8 473 823 4 809 16 000 181 2 013
1 032 2ll
627 40 6 23 61
6 8 8 39
2 028 3 6'10 2 691 7 598
so Ill S2
Year lost wmiutd of experienced workers not in lobar force
Religious workers -- ---------- ____ -------------------·-·· Social scientists-----·--·--- __ ---------·-·---------------
---
Social and recreation workers ---------------------·-----·Teachers .• -------· -- •• --•• --____ -·-••••• __ ---- __ • _----College and uni,.rsitv---------------------------------Elementary and prekindergarten ------------------------Secondary •• -------------- ---- ----------------------- Engineering and science technicians------------------------- -
Orattsmen and surveyors---- .. --------------------------- -
---
Electricol and electronic engineering technlcians------------Technicians, except health, and engineering ond science _______ _ Airplone pilots •• ---------- ---- __ ---------------------Writers, ortlsts, ond entertainers -------------------------Other professional, technicol, and kindred workers ___________ _
M•Ofon a..i .-1111s1n11on, .. copt ,_ --------·---Buyers, purchasing agents, ond sales managers-------------- School odministrators-. __ -------- •• ---------- ------ -·---- Specified managers and administrators, publi<: administration __ _ Other specified monopers and administrators ---------·------
---------
Monogers aod odmin1strators, n.e.c., salaried _____ ., ________ ., Monufocturlng -- __ ------ •• ---------------------- ----Wholesale and retail trade----------------------------Transportation, communications, and other public utilities __ _ All other industries----------------------------------Managers and administrators, n.e.c., se~-employed ----·----Construction -- -- -- -- -- -- -- __ ------------------·-----
---~~~~~;I~~~~ r&i;1iiro-d";:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::---All other industries----------------------------------- -wOll
---------
Bookkeepers and billing clerk•---------------------------Moil handlers and postal clerks--------------------------Other clerical and kindred workers-------------·-·-------CraftstH• aod"'"'" ,..,...,. ____________________ _
Cabinetmakers ____ -- -- •• ---------- ------------·-------Construction craftsmen _.. __ -------- ---- ---------------... Carpenters-----------------------------------------Excavating, grading, and road machine operators _________ _ Electricians.--------------------------------------·-Masans and tile setters -------·---··-----------------Puinlers, construction and maintenance, and paperhangers -Plasterers and cement finlshers------------------------Plumbers and pipe fitters---------------------·-------Other construction craftsmen -------------------------Foremen, n.e.C-- __ -- •• ------------ --------------------Manufacturing ____ •• --------------------------------Nonmanufacturing industries ----·- ---- ------ ----------linemen and servicemen, telephone and power -------------locomotive engineers and firemen •••• --------------------Mechanics and repairmen. _______ -- ---------------------A!r conditioning, heating, and refrigeration --------------Aircraft ------ ____ ------------. --------------------Automobile, including body ________ --------------------Radio and television ---------------------------------Other mechanics and repairmen -----------------------~lal craftsmen, except mechanics ----------------------Machinists and job and setters______________________ ----------------------_-Sheetmetol workers anddie tinsmiths Tool and die makers---------------------------------Other metal craftsmen ---------------------------·-··· Printing craftsmen •• _____ . -----------------------------Compositors and typesetters--------------------------~S5men and plate printers, printing-------------------Stationary engineers and power station operators ----------Other craftsmen and kindred workers ---------------------
----------------·--------
-----------------
--
DETAILED CHARACTERISTICS 494-465
a-
73 - 42
16 204 181
2 033 3 696
5
76 67
5
-
3 652 2 665 7 '489 3 059
11 12 39 23
1 949 I 278 s 126 I 005 893 2 656 572 891 1 953 1 349
Tobie 172. Occupation of the Experienced Civilian Labor Force by Race and Sex, and Weeks Worked in 1969 and Experienced Workers Not in Labor Force by Sex: 1970-Continued [Data based on sample
The State Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas of 250,000 or More
se<1
text For meaning of symbols see text] Weeks worked in 1969 of the experienced civilian lobar force
Other metalworking operotivts -·-···---·-·----------·-···· Other Speeified operotl- -------------------------------Mlscelloneous ond not specified operatives -·--·-------·----- Occupation, Machine O!J8rativts, mf$cellaneou• specified --·-··------Machine openrt;.,.,., not tpeCifled ------------------··-·
Tronsportotion, communications, and other public u1lllties . Wholesole and retail trode -----·······----------·-· All other industries---··-·········-------------·--
drive~~~-~-~-~:::::::::::::::::::::-·--
Bus Taxicabdrlvert. drive"and anddeliverymen chauffeurs___________________________ •••••.•• --------·--·---··--_ Truck Other tronswrt equipment operatives •••••• _______________ _
All othe< Industries ----------·---------··-·-------
Unpoid family workers------------·-···-·--·-·-----·---·
-------------
........ txctpl prlvalt ~· ----------Cle<>ning service workers--····-···---·-------··--------Food service workers--------------------------------·-Coolld •••• - •••• _••••••••••••• Busboyll and dishwashers --·-······-·----·------····-Health service worker>-------·--····-··----------------Personal ------····-···---·----·-··-··· Protectiveservice serviceworkers worken••••••••• _______________________ _
-·
-F'iremen. fire protection -------------·······----------- -Guords and wolt;hmen ----····-------·---·--------···- --l'rMlto ........... _ ..... ________________________ _ -u...plo,..i ,....._,lost woriio
l>olicemen ond detecti- •••••••• ----·-----------·· -·--
'lncludes allocated cases not shown ..porately.
25-652
MINNESOTA
16 613 5 287
1 120 92
··-
-----Nonmanufoc;turing induotrit rollroods -·-------------··--- -Communicotlons, utUities and sanitary services-··-Wholesale ond retoil trode -----------------·-·----- --
I 230
38 14 10 3 3 1 3 5
452 855 540 487 383 548 504 688
I 048 I 857
•See text for explanation.
8 5 71
--
46
-
25
74 35
39
-
tlJl
-
-39 47 6 8
-
40 34
-6 -30 9 7 14
-
28
15 -
--
12
-
-
-
6 345
045 458 566 801 220
133
...
603 44 183 151
34
-
54
...
22
...
45 83 137 3 12 79
57
...
43
--
50 15
-4
-
...
-
29 4 57
-
...
418
35 74
60 86 5
4n
553
307
41 105 44 21 90 237 159 9
810 83 26 68
286
347
I 334 ~
924 340
26 285 22
DETAILED CHARACTERISTICS
Tobie 172. Occupation of the Experienced Civilian Labor Force by Race and Sex, and Weeks Worked in 1969 and Experienced Workers Not in Labor Force by Sex: 1970-Continued [Data based on l!Omple, see tex!. For meaning of symbol&, gee text]
The State Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas of 250,000 or More
Llbrarian•----·-·-·-···-·-·········------·-·············· Mothemotical speclalbt•-----·········-----·------·······Llle and physicol scientists .•••••••••••.•••••••••.••••••••• Regbt~r;ed nurses, dietitians, and therapists ................. . llietltions •••••• ···-······---····· •••••.•.•••••••••..•. Registered nurses --·····-------········-·-··········-· Health techn!'laglsts and technicians •••••••••••••••••••••••• Social sclenttsts ········-····-----····--·--------·------Social and recreation workers-------····---------··-·----Teachers, College and university .•••••••••••..•••••••..••. Elementary ond prekindergarten ·-----·----------
-.-
~ea'1en:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: .
Engineering ond science techniclan•--------···-····-·······Techniclan•,. except health, ond engineering ond science •••••••• Writers, artists, ond entertainers---------·----------·----Actors on!/onc&r1.---·---·--·-· ---- -···--· ······-·--Authors. ttors, and reporters········-··-·-··-···-·--·Other professional, technicol, ond kindred workers ••••••••••.. MCRtClfll'l DIMI •lobltuton, •xcept fwm ...... ~--n---Buyers, purcha1ing ogents, and 1akis managers---·····-----Restourant •. c~feterio, and bar managers ___ ................................ .. School adm1m1trators __ •• ---- --·· ------------ __ ···----··· Other specified monapers and odmlnistrator1 •••• -----·-----Managers ond administrators, n.e.c. sokJried ---·---.. ---... - ...... Wholesole and retail trade.·--·--·-----···------------·· Monogers ond odminbtrators, n.e.c., sett-employed---------·Wholesale and retail trade •• ---------···---------------1
Graders and •orters, manufacturing •• ·-·---·-·---·-----·--· . Peckers ond wrappers, except praduce •••••• ----·----·-----Sewers and •titchers •• ---· __ •••• ------ -- -----------· •••• Textile operatives .• __ ·--··-·· -------- __ -------·-· ·--·-·· Other specified operatives ---·--·-·-·-----------------·--Miscelloneaus and not specified operatives --------··----·---
.
--
.
--
M°tu",1g~~~~~;:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: -Machinery, Including electrical •..•.•••••••••••••••••• Other durable goods ••• ----------------····-------Nondurable goods, including not specified manufacturing ••. Food ond kindred products •••• --·-·-·-----·--------- Apparel and other fabricated textile products --·------Nonmonufocturing industries--------··--·-----·-----·---
Soles representatives, who~le trode ------------------------Soles clerks. retail trode---·------------------·----·--------Solesmen, trod•-·----------------------------·-------_ Salesmen ofretail services and con•lruction • _______________________ Other soles workers-------·-·-----------------------··-----
Cobinelmakers •••• ---- __ --- ------- ·------------- ____ • ----- _ Construction craftsmen ......................................................... ----------Carpenters -- ---- _. -- ------ -- -- ---- -- -------- ---· ------ -Excavating, grading, and rood machine apero10'5 .••.•••••••••• Electricians •••• ---- •••• ------------------·------- •• ---- -Masons ond tile setters ·--------------------·---·--------Painlers, maintenance, and paperhangers------_ Plasterersconstruction and cement and finishers ____________________________ Plumbers and pipe fitters _________________________________ _
----------Other construction craftsmen ------------------------------ -Forem1n. n.e.c ............ ---- -------· ------- .. ---.. -- ___ ,,. _____ .,. _-Monufucturing .• ____ ------ ------------- __ • __ ------------ _-Nonmanulocturing industries------------------------------_ -Linemen ondengineers servicemen, and power------------------_-Locomotive and telephone firemen ____________________________ -Mechanics and repoirmen------------------------------------ -1-Jr conditioning, heating, end refrigeration --------·----·-----. -~--
!Jrcrah ---- •• ____ ---- -------- ---- •• __ ---- -----··- __ ---Automobile, including body........ -----------------··----- Rodia and television------------·-------------------------Other mechanics and repairmen ------·---------·-----------
----
---Metol crohsmen, except mechanics -·-··--------------··--·--- ·Mochinists iob and setters-------------------------Sheetmetol and workers anddie tinsmiths. _________________________ _--Tool and die moker•---------------------------·---------- -Other metal craftsmen ------------------------------------ --PriC~~~:.m:~typmttm::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: ·-
Pressmen and plate prinlers, printing.·-----------··--·-----Stationary engineers and pawer station operators --------------Other craftsmen and kindred workers -----------·------------·
Primary metal Industries ····-·--------·····---------Fobricated metal industries ---··-------··--·-·····--·Machinery, including electrical···-------······---·----Motor vehicles and equipment----------·-····--------Transportation equipment, except motor vehicles --------Other durable goads·--------------------------·-----
--
----Tne1port .......t .,.m!V11. ••••••••••••••••••••••••• Bus driven ____ -- •••• ---- __ ---------- ------ -·-- ---------- -- Taxicab drivers anddeliverymen chauffeur>--------·--···-----------------Truck drivers and ________________________________ _Other transport equipment aperati11ts ••••• _____________________ _I.Donn, ....,. - --------------------------------- Construction lo borers -------- ------ --------------·--· ---- •••• Freight, stock, and material handlers--------------------------- Other specified laborers-------------------------------------- Miscellaneous and not specified laborers ---------------------- -- Occupation1 Nondurable Foad and goods-----------------------------·-···--kindred products ___________________________ _ Apparel and other fabricated textile products ··-··-··---Paper and allied products------------------··--------- Chemicols and allied products -----------------····---- Other nondurable goads------------------------·--· __ Not specified manufacturing industries---·····----------·Nonmanufacturlng industries -------- ------ -·------------ •• Transportation, communications, ond other public util~ies •• Wholesale and retail trade·--------------------------All other industries ----------------------------·--- ••
Paid form laborers and form foremtn--------------------------Unpaid family workers-----------·---------------------------
123
-
5 10
3 435
166
-
B 18 357 42
--5
1 063 37 l 128 164
132
580
-
18 24 91 96
2 412
364 11 551
30
5 928 l 258 324
6 6
10
138 14
2 134 I 632
sn
143 37'1
750
19 285 121
149 13
---,..,..,. .... _. ··--------------------------..._.. ....... i - ________________________ _
Nanmonufacturing industries • ------------------------- -- -Railroads and railway express service-------------------Transportation, except railroads----------·-------------Communications, and utilities and sanitary service• --·-----Wholesale ond retail trade------------------···--------AU other industries--------·---------------------------
1
-22
12 12 266
5 12 2!iO
939 13
Not specified manufacturing industries.. ________________ -- -
2 466
12
--6 -
20
4 79S I 245 317 197 2 018 1 018
Transportation equipment--------------------------·-- Other durable goads--------------------------------- Nondurable Foad and goods------------------------------------kindred products ___________________________ _-
55 26
---267
14
66
12
45 39
5
ID
--s
s 049 2 564 260 965 526 14 665 2 455 I 561 30
119 2 623 273 977 526 148 IHI
5
S3 11 151 321
110
29
29
235
49 30
200
-
-
11 113
21 045 10 002
90
4
10
"J{J7
19
85
-9
6
27
45 134
3 116 7 931
'8114*'
36
19
17
2 939
52 ..0 066
265 047
-
4
9
9
114
s 829
44 062 2 434
562
63
32
63
244 213 423 64
118 871 603 137 8 577
9 22 10 11
156 1()7 51
-22 -
--
-
-"'
-
1 741 809
157 60 21
269
65
ion
6
25
--6 618 --
-
6
6
---
6
-
-
in
-6
354 II
20
8
-12 s -s 164 -7
253
19 100 38
15
5
71 429
129 129
93 93
206
-
s 492
2 629 568 96 197
648 308
-
u
258 5 579 708 68 37
305
7 615 1 644 922 4 220
371 51 104 123
1 133
551 578
-
262 6 111 1 593 267 3 519
-
-
-
-
206
-
3 663
410 897 117
s
14 2 134 44
-
19 25
5
-
44
18 18 70 45 30
-
30
-
---
-30 --s 25
63 4 649
-
4 669
till
37 101 18 4
5 20
---
-
'includes allocated cases not shown separately.
DETAILED CHARACTERISTICS
MINNESOTA 25-655
Table 173. Occupation of Employed Persons by Class of Worker, Race, and Sex:
1970-Continued
(Doto ballUd on sample, see text. For meaning of symbols, see te)(f]
The State Standard Metropolitan Statistical Antos of 250,000 or More
~~':i'tkiii-iiieciaii.is::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::-life and physlccil sclenttsts ••••••••••• ------------------·------
-
~nsn~~~~-d-~~~~~:~~~-~~~·:~_::::::::::::::::::::: -~istered nurses---------------.,·-------·--------------Heohh technologists and technicians ___________________________ _.
recreation workers---------------------·----------- -Elementary and prekinderrprten -----······--·······- Secondory -------- ---------------- •••••••••••• ··-. Other teachers---------·-·--------_ •••••• ------__ Engineering and science lechnlcions ••••••• _____________________ _Technicians. except health, and engl-.ing ond science •••••••••••• Actorsartists, and doncers _______________________________________ Writers, and entertainers ---------·-··········---------_Authors, editors. and reporters---·-····-····-·-··-·--------- .Other profeulonol, technical, and kindred workers······---------- 1 bdott,...,.,.. ___ ,._,....,. ___ .. ____ ,. Buyers, purchasing agents, and sales managers··-·-·--·-····---- Restaurant, C
Social and College and university _____________________________ _ Teacherr.,
......,. ...
bl
Wholesale and retail trade·------·-········---------------·-
-
W.1 ....... ---------------·····------------------- Demonstrators, hucksters, and peddlers •••••••.•.•.••.•.•.•••••• Insurance, real estate 09&nts, and brokers •••.••••••.•••.•.•••••• Soles clerks, retail trade ••••••••••••••••.•.•••••••••.••••••••• Salesmen, retail trade •••••••••••••. -----------·-··---·-·····-. Other soles worker•---·-···-··-··-··-··-·--·-·--······-·····
---Packers and and stitchers. wrappers,______________________________________ except praduce.------------------------_-Sewers -Textile ol)ffiltives -- •• ------ -- • ___ ------------ ---------···-- -· Other specifled operatiws -------------------·--·-······-··-- -Miscellaneous and not speclfied operatives ----------···-··-·--- -Moo~~~~::!;;::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: -Machinery, including electrical •••••••••••••••••••••••••• --Other durable goad•---·····--------····-------------Nl)llduroble goods, including not specified monvlocturing •.•••• --Food and l
-,....,..., ......... _.,ii- ________________________ _-..
Lile and physical scientists ____________________________________ _
Chemists ------------------------------------------------Physicians, dentlsto, and related practitioners--------------------Dentists __ -- ---- ------------------------------------ -----· Pharmacists .... ----....... ---------... --.................................................. .. Physicians, medical and osteopathic ••••••••• _________________ _ Other related practitioners----------------------·-----------Heatth technologists ond technicians •••••••• ____________________ _
Social ond recreation workers---··-·----------·····-------····· Teachers __________ ----------. ___ ---------- -·-· -----------· •• College and university ______ •• ----------·····--------·---- ••• Elementary and prekindergarten-------------------------·-··secondary ---------technicians -- -- -- - -----------------------------_ Engineering ond science ...................................... __ .. _______
19 210 Sil 27
15 HI
broftsmen andelectronic surveyorsengineering •• ---------------------------------Electricol and technicians _________________ _ Technicians, except health, and ""11ineering and sclence------------Airplone pilots ______ ---- ·--- -·-- ---------- ----------------Writers, artists, andtechnical, entertainers Other professional, and ---·---------·----------------kindred workers ________________ _ M•"lwt ...r
........_,except,._------------------
Buyers, purchasing agents, and sales managers----------·-···---School administrators __ ---- •• __ ---------------------------- __ _ Specified managers and administrators, public administration-------Other specified managers and administrators -·--------·---------Managers and administrators, n.e.c., salaried ••••••••••• _________ _ Manufacturing •• __ ·----------·-·---·-·--------·--------- __ _ Wholesale and retail trade---------·--------------------·----
Foremen, n.e.c ------ -------------------- --------------------Manufacturing ___ • ----__ • -----__ ------------------------ -·Nonmanufacturing industries ---·-----------·----·--- -- ---- --Linemen and servicemen, telephone and Lacamotlve engineers and fi'911len-•• ------------·-·-···-········ Mechanics and repairmen •••• -----------····--···---------····· A?r conditioning, heating, and refrigeration ---------·----------A1rcroft •• ______ •• ________ ------__ ---------------------- •• Automobile, Including body.----------------------------·---·· Rodia and television -----·------------------------------·-·· Other mechonlcs ond repairmen ----------------------···--···
117
90 68
~r,;:1_:~.'.'..s_~~~-~:~~~~~~~~~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: Cabinetmaker•-- ___ • --•• --• - •• --·----- ---·-----· -------• •• --Construction craftsmen •• -------·-···-· --·-·------·--·-···· ••• Carpenters -- ---- •• ---- -----------------------·---------· -Excavating, and_____________________________________ rood machine operotors·-------····--·-_ Eltctriclans--grading, •••••••• Masons and tile setters ------------------------------------Pointers, construction and molntenonce, ond paperhangers-------Plasterers and cement finishers-----------·-------------------
power-··----·-----------·
Metal craftsmen, except mechanics --------------------······-·· Machinists and job and die setters ---------------·----·-·---·· Sheetmetal workers and tlnsmlths.---------------------------Tool and die makers·---·-·------·--······-------------·---Other metal craftsmen--------······------·----------------Printing croftsmtn.----·--------··------·-···········-----·-·· Compasltars and typesetters----·----·-·------····.-------·-Pressmen and plate printers, printtng ---······-··-····--------Statlanary engineers and power station optfators -·--·--------·-·· Other craftsmen and kindred workers --------------·------····--
DETAILED CHARACTERISTICS
4
4
5 5 22 169
Bonk tellers and cashiers---·-----·-------------------·--·----Bookkeepers and biting clerks-------·-------------------··---·Moll handlers and postal cltrks-----------------------------·--Other clerical and kindred workers-------------------------·-·-· Cnfts-. ...i klodntl _.... __________________________ _
29
99 268
22 41 95 136 21 14 15
12
s
9
137
68
49 24
~
185
146
9 91
9 70
81
67
105 68
IOS 68
s
4
5
28 31
22
s
7 7
h4
110
11
5' 4 7
HI
11
48
49
12
49
39 4
8
11 4 7
4 161
8 3
3
5
5
21
12
6
12
6
21
9
27
23
4
12
9 4 14
5 4 14
4
12
7 10
4
s
28
9 12
31 9 12 4
17
235
192
37
21
7
304 4 11 161 128
10 'I1
6
MINNESOTA 25-657
Table 173. Occupation of Employed Persons by Class of Worker, Race, and Sex:
1970-Continued
[D
The State Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas of 250,000 or More
Negro- Continued Male, 16 yems ohl lltlll ovw-Continued
Assemble~-~~-~~:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::
Cl'te<:kers, examiners, and inspec1ars, manufocturing ---------.----Goroge workers and gas stlltian attendants----------·-----------Laundry and drycleonlng operatives, n.e.c -----------------------Meat cutters and n.e.c butchers------------------------------------Mi.,. operatives, ________________________________________ _ Packen and wrappers, except produc•--------------------------Pointers, manufactured articles--------------------------------Precislon machine operoti'les----------------------------------Sowyers -- -------- -- ----------------------- ----- -- -------- -Stationary firemen ------------------------------------------Textile operotivH -------------------------------------------Welders and flamecutten ........... _. ________________________ _ Other metalworking "l"rati- --------------------------------Other specified opera!M$ ------------------------------------Miscellaneous and not spec:lfied operatives ----------------------Cltcupotion1 Machine operatives, miscellaneous specified -----------------Machine operotl-. not specified---------------------------
1 201
146 20 24 4
1 115 134 20 18
43
35 45 61
61
8 15
45
27
5
7
6
35 45
8
15
43
379 321
57 350 282
21 39
14 26
129 139 42
16 10 13
12 6
4
8
5
11
113 129 29 11
M'O.:':a~:~~s::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: Wood products. including furnituno ••• __________________ _
242
226
16 12
12 12
4
Primary metal industries ------·----------------------Fabricated metal industries ---------------------------Machinery, including electrical ••••• ._ __________________ _ Matar vehicles and equipment-------------------------Transportation equipment, except motor vehicles ---------Other durable
23
Qood•----------------------------------
49
37
12
12
Nondurable goads-··-·- •••• ---------------------------Food and kindred products---····---------------------Apparel andallied otherDl'Oducts fabricated textile products -------------_ Paper and _____________________________
Bus drive~~~-~-~::::::::::::::::::::::::::: Taxicab driversand anddeliverymen chauffeurs--------------------------------Truck drivers _________________________________ _ Other transport equipment operotives.---------------------------
Chemicals and allied products -------------------------Other nondurable good'------------------------------Nat specified manufacturing industrie•---------·----------Nonmanufacturing industries----------------·-------------Tran•portation, cQmmunications, and other public utilities __ _ Wholesale and notall trade--------------------·-------All other industries-----------------------------------
Freight, stock, and material handlers---------------------------Other specified laborers--------------------------------·-----Miscellaneous and not specified laborers------------------------Occupotlon1 Miscellaneous laborers •••••• ·----------------------------Nat specified lobonon •••••••••••••• ----------------------lndustry1 Manufacturing -- ---- ___ ------- ---- ---------- ----- ----- --Ouroble ----including ------------------------------------_ Wood 9oods products, lumttuno • ____________________ Metol 1ndustries-------------------------------------Machi.,.ry, including electricol •••••• ___________________ _ Transportation equipment •••••• -----------------------Other durable goods •••••••••• -----------------------Nondurable goods-------------------------------------Food ond kindred products----------------------------Nat specified manufacturing lndustrie•--------------------Nonmanufocturing induslries ••••••• -----------·-----------Rallroods and railway expn15s service --------------------Transportation, except railroads-------------------------Communications, andtrade utilities and santtary services----------_ Wholesale and retail ______________________________
-
All other industries -------------------------------------
'-'
.......
-----------------------------
.................. ,_ ,.._ -------------------------form laborers and form
Paid foremen •••• -----------------------Unpaid Family workers •• -----------·-·--···-··----------------
Cleaning service -rkers -------------------··-···--·----------
Food service workers----------------------------------------·
household-·----------------------------
Cooks, except private Busboys and dishwashers ---------------------------------·Heotth service workers •••••• ---------------------------------Personal service workers-------------------------------------Protective service workers -- -- -------------------- __ -------. --Firemen, fire protection ------------------------------------. Guards and -tchmen -----------------------------------··· Policemen and detectives------------------------------·-----
Heolth technologists and technicion•-------····-----··-······---Soclal scientists •. __ ---·-···--·--------··--------------··· __ •• Social ond recreation workers ••...••••••••••.•••••••••..•.••••• Teoeherso College ond universitv-------···--------·····-------Elementary and prekindergarten ------·······--···-·-· Secondary •••• ····-------· -----------·····-···-··· Other teachers··--··-········----···--------·-·· __ _ Engineering and •cience technician'-·------·--··-·--------······· Technicians, except health, and engineering and science ••.•••••••••• Writen, artists, and entertainers ..........................................................___ _ Actor5 and dancers •••..••• ----·------·-··--------·--------Authors, editors, and reporters.------·--------------····----Other professional, technical, ond kindred worl
Sales clerks, retail trade·----------·-----------·-···----···---Salesmen, retail trade •••• ------------------------ __ -------- __ _ Other soles worker• ·----------------------------------------Clericel
Puid form laborers and form foremen ••••• -----·-··-··--····---·· Unpaid fomlly workers---------···-··-······----·-·····------Stnlce ...._. IJcepl prlwllt
"°"""""'' -----------·-----
Cleaning service workers--------------------·-----·----------Chambermaids ond maids -------------------·---·-----·-·--Food '"rvice workers-------------------------·---·-----·-----
"'C"" dent15ts, and related practitioners--------------------Pho:::!.cl'iii:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::
Physlclons, medico! and D1teopathlc ---------- -·--------------Othert.chnoiogists related pra<:titloners ••••••••••••••••• ----------··---------------Heohh and 1ecllnlcians __________________ _
567
134
217
U'I 40
573
246
36
142
91
23
23 85
6
6
12
12 6
6
6
16
14
49
9 6
12 121
12 108
6
13 5
7
6
20
s
110
Buyers, purchasing agent" and soles managers--·---------------School administrators ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••.•••••• Specified managers and administrators, public administl'lltion ••.•• __ _ Other sp<1Cified mono~ and administrators--------------------Managers and administrators, n.e.c., solorled •••••••••••••• ______ __ Manufacturing. ___________________________________________ Wholesale and retall trade ••• _______________________________ _ Transportation, communications and other public utilities --------All other industries-··----------------------·--------------Managers and odmlnistrotors, n.e.c., self-employed---------------Construction ---- ---------------·-- ••••• ·-·-·-------------Monufocturlna ---- •.•• -- -· •••• ----- ••••••• ----------------Wholesale and retaU lrodt .---------------------------------Alf other industries-------------------------------·····----W.1 ........ ---------------------------------------Insurance agents, brokers, and underwriters----------··---------Reol Hlote agents and brokers--------------------------------Soles repmentatives, rnanufaciurl119 industrieo -···-····---------Soles clerks, representatives, wholesale trade---------------------------_ SolH retail trade .• ____________________________________
SolHmen. retail trade •• -----------------------·-----·-------·SolHmen of •ervices and constructiofl --·-------------····--··-·· Other soles workers •• --------------·---------------·--------
Mt!al craftsmen, except mechanics -····-·······---------------Machinists and job atld die .sotters ·····-···------------------Sheetmetol workers and tlnmlths .....................- ••••••• Tool and die makers-------------------------·-············· Other mttol erott.men ···-------------------·····-----------
103 25 34 18 26
103 25 3-1 18
40 35
33
83
6 161
6
12
10
6
8 8
14
Other mechanics and repoinnen -------·-····--·--·--·--·-----
25-660 MINNESOTA
7
5
18 81
PrtSsmen and plote printers, printing-·······-···--·----------Stotianory engl.-s and power station aperCltars ----------------Other craftsmen and kindred workers -----------------·······--·
Cabinetmakers •• -----------------------··· •••• -·-··-·----- --Construction craftsmen --------·----------·----·-------------Carpenters •••••• __ ---------------------------------------Excavating, grading, and rood machine operators ••••••••••••.••• Electricians •••• --- ------------ -···------- __ • __ •• ---------Masons and tile setters······---------------·-···----------Pointers, eanstru<:tion and maintenance, and poperilof199r5 •••••••• Plasterers and cement Plumbers and pipe fitters-----··------·--·······-·····--·---Other construction craftsmen ---------····----------·--------
flnishers----------·-··-·-·------------
5
264
23
58 135 28 37
6
216
16
14 43
120
Social and recreation worken •••••••••••• ---------------------Teoc:hers •••• --------------•• --•• -· •••• --- - ----- ••••• --•••• -College and university •• -------------------- •• --------------Elementory and preklndervarten -------------··--------------Secondary --------------------------------------·---------
..._. .........- . . '""' tw. ------------------
11
9
23
Electrical and ele<:tronic engineering 1edlnicians•••••••••••••••••• Technicians, except hellhh, and engineering and science ••••••••••••• Airplane pilots--------------------------------------------Writers, artists, and entertainers ------------------------------Other professional, tecllnicol, and kindred workers·--------------·-
29 6
13'9
Religious warbrs -------------------------------------------Social scientists---------------------- •• ------------··--------
Other metalworking operatives ······-···---·--·········-------· Other specified operotivos ·······-·--------····-·----·-······-· Miscellaneous and not specified operatives -----------------·----Occupotion• Machine operotives, miscellaneous •peclfied ---------········· Machine operotiv... not specified .......................... . Miscellaneous operatives--·············-·-··--········--·Not specified operotives ---·-·······---------·---·--------Industry,
M~~~~~::!i;::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: Wood products, Including fumtture ---·-··--------------· Prlmory metal industries ··-··········--·--·----·-····· Fabricated metal industries -··-····-·-----------------Machinery, Including elfc:trlcal •••••••••••••••••••••••••• Motor vehicles and equipment ••••••••••••••.••••••••••• Transportation equipment, except motor vehicles ---------Other durable goods--·----·-----------------··-------
Nondurable goods •••••••• ------ __ ------------ ---------Food and kindred products •.• -------------------------Apporel and other fobrlcoled textile products -----------·Paper and allied products ...••••••••••••••••.••.••••••• Chemicols and allied products ---------------------·---Other nonduroble goods------·-·····-----------------Not specified manufacturing Industries ..................... Nonmanufocturing induotrles ······------------------------Transportation, communications, ond other public utilities ••• Wholesale and retoii tracle •••••••••.••.•••••••••••••••• All other lndustn.. ··········-----------------------·-
drive~~~-~-~:::::::::::::::::::::::::::
Bus Toxicob drivers ond chauffeurs····-····-··-·-·-------···---···· Truck drivers and deliverymen •••••••••••.••••.••••••••••••••••• Other tronsport equipment operatives........................... .
............ ••C
Construction laborers •..••••••••••• ······---- --···--------- __ _ Freight, stock, ond material handlers···---·····----------------Other specified laborers········-·--···-·-------------------··· Miscellaneous and not specHled laborers ·-··-···--··--······---·Occupotton• Miscellaneous laborers--·-·------·-·······--··········-·-Not specified laborers •. -- .• -·-----· •• -·-···-·-········- -- • Industry,
life and physical scientist•-------------·---·-------------------
Soctol scienttsts ____ --workers ···----__ -- .• ------------------ •• __ ••••_ Social and recreation _________________________________ Teochers1
Collegt and universily ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Elementary and prekindel'ljarten ---·-----------------Secondary ·------- •• __ •••••• __ ·- __ ----·· ____ •• ___ _ Other !O(lthers -- •••••••••• ------ ------ •• -- ••• _ •• --Engineering ond science technicions ........................ _____ _ Technicians, e)<(:ept health, and engineering and science ____________ _ Writers, artists. and entertainers ---------·--·-----------------At:lon and dancers •••• -----------------·------------------Authors. editors, and niporten---------·-·--------·-----·---· Other professional, technical. and kindred worker•-----------------
•-
.... ~..,...,. '"""------------------
lluyers, purchasing ag1<1ts, and soles managers------------------Restaurant, cafeteria, and bor managers------------------------Sc:hool administrotors •••. -------------·--------------.-------Other specified managers and adminislrotors Managers and odmlnistralor&, n.e.c .. soloried •----------··--------___________________ _ Wholesale and retall lrade •• ··----------···--····-··--------Managers and administrators, n.e.c., self-.mpi<>yed ---------------· Wholesale and retail trade------------------------·--·---·---
Solo1 whucksters, ...... ---------------------------------------Demonstrators. and peddlers .•.•••• __________________ _ Insurance, real estate agents, and brokers _______________________ _ Sales clerks. retail trade------------·-··----·----------·--··--Salesmen, retail trade ________ ---.----------·----------·------· Olher soles worker&-----------·-------------------------··--· Clericol "'4reti w...... ____________________________ _
Pharmacists •• ---------- __ ------------------------ __ •• ___ _ Physicians, medical and osteopathic-------------------------Other related proctitloners __ ------------··-------------- ___ _ Health technologists and technicion•----------------------------
.-
.
Social and recreation workers--------------------------------Teachers ______ ---- __ -------- -- •• __ ------ •• ________ ----- ___ • College and university __ ··-·-------------------·------·----Elementary and prekindergarten ----------------------------Secondaryand •••• __ •• ------- -- ·------------·-··· •• --·· ____ __ science technicians. ___________________________ roftsmen and survevors •• --------- --- --------·· -- ------ --Electrical and electronic engineering techniclon•---------------·- Technicians, except health, and engineering and science ••••• ______ _ Airplane pilots------------------·-··-·------------------ __
---
En~neering
---
Writers. artists. and entertainers .... ----------------------------
Other professional, technical, and kindred workers----------------
M - ood odloloittnrltn, ••'"Pt hino ----·---·-·------ Buyers, purchasing agents, and sales monoger•-----···---------- School administrators ________ ---------------------------- ___ _
-Other specrried managers and administrators Managers and administrators, n.e.c., salaried -------------------___________________ _Manufacturing -- -- -- -- __ -- _--- ------------ -----·-·-··· ---· . Wholesale and retail trade---------------------------------- Tronsportotton1 communications and oth&r public utilities ................ .. All other Industries---------------------------·-----------Managers and administrators, n.e.c., self-employed •••• __________ _Construction -- ------ -- ---- -------- •• ------------ ------ --- Specified managers and administrators, public administration ______ _
Linemen and servicemen, telephone and power-·-····------------ locomotive engineers and firemen .............................. - .......................... -- Mechanics and repoirmen .............................. _........................................... --- Nonmonufacturing industries .............. -------·--.................. --... --.. --
Air conditioning, heating, and refrigeration -------·-----------Aircraft •• ·------- ---- ---- ---- ------ ---------- -- ----- --- Automobile, including bodY---------------------------------Rodlo and television--------------------------------------Other mechanics and repairmen -----------------------------
-
.-
Metal craftsmen, except mechonks ---------------------------- Machinists workers and job and setters __________________________ ---------------------------_. Sheetmetol anddie tinsmiths. Tool and die makers-------------·····-·------------------- . Pri~r: ~~!~~~:".'.'.::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: -Compositors and typesetters-····----·------·····-·--·-----Pressmen and plate printers, printing·····--------------------
--
Other craftsmen and kindred workers -------------------------- Sfationary engineers and power station operotors ----------------
Buyers. purchasing agents, and soles managers -·······---··-··School odminist rotors •••••••• ······----··-·-···-·····----••• Specified managers ond odmini&trotors. public odministrotion •••••• Other s~ifoed monogers and odministrotoro --·---···----·····-Managers ond administrators, n.e.c., soloried •••••••••. --------Monulocturing ••••.••.••••••••••••••••••••..•••...••.•..•• . Whaiesole ond retail trode --········------------····--·-··· Tronsportotian. communications and other public utnities ----·-· .. All other industries········--····-·-·-···----·-··-·-··-·-· Managers ond adminiitfotors., n.e.c., self-empk>yed -----.. --------
----
--
.. ..
----
Construction ...... __ ---- ---- ______ ------ ---------· ................. _
Plasterers and cement finishers ••• ------------···-----·--··· Plumbers and pipe litters-------------------------------··· Other construction croftsmen -------·······-·---------·-··-
-..-·
Foremen. n.e.c ............................... - .. -- .. ----·--------------------Manufacturing .................................... _------------------ ---- .... .. Nonmonufocturing industries-·---------·-------·····-··-·-· linemen and servicemen. telephone and power-----······------Locomotive engineers and firemen ........................................................... __ Mechanics and repairm••-----·······-····--·----·····----·-Air conditioning. heoting, and refrigeration ----···------····-· Aircroft •• ------------···· •••••.•• -------------------- ••
------·--·-..
Other mechanics and repairmen ---------········------·····
Metal craftsmen, except mechanics -·------------·-····-·----Machinists and job and die setters················--·-·--·-· Sheetmetol workers and tinsmiths ••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Tool and die makers •••••••••• ------···-··-··--·---------- .. Other metal croft•men -----------------------------------· Printing crofl•men •••• ···----- •••••••• -----------· ------ ---· .. Com!>Ositors ond typesetters-----------·-····--·-···-··-··· Pressmen and plate printers, printing •• ---------------------· Stationary engineers ond pcwer station operators -----------·-·· Other craftsmen and kindred workers ····-··-··--·------------
Motor vehicles ond equipment------------------------- Transportation equipment, except motor vehicles--------- Other durable goods-------------·------------------- -
Nondurable goods-----------------·-------·-·---------. Food and kindred product•-----·--·---···----------·-Apporel and other fabricated textile products ·--------·-· Poper and allied products----------------------------· Chemicals ond allied products -----·--···-·-------·---Other nondurable goods-----------·····-------------Not specified manufacturing industries----·--------------Nonmanufocturing industries ____ ---- --··--·--- ---------- __ Transportotion, communications, ond other public utilities __ Wholesale and retail trade--------·------------------All other industries---------------------------------
----
4 819 1 187 125 I 399 417 1 691 97 2 834 556 I 151 I 127
4 163 1 in 118 1 382 412 1 674 97 2 438 506 l 107 S2S
Primary metal industries ------------------------·-·-- Fabricated metal industries ·---·---------·-------··--Mochinery, including electrical. _______________________ _
--~n~~~~~~,~~::~~-=::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: ---Cooks, except private household--···---··········-········· -Busboys ond d1Shwoshers ------------··--·--······-··-·-·· -Health service workers.·-··--···-------·--··--·--------····· -Personal service workers ..................................................... ---------- -Protective service workers ............ ---------------------------- - -~:~d~\~~e.:.7:::..n_:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::---Pnlicemen and detectives ·······················---·-··---· -""- ""'......, _.....____________________________ _--
-15
167
,.,..,. ""',_ --------------------------- -............. '"'"''------------------------- -Pnid form laborers and form foremen-------------------·-----· -·
-
-5
356
- -
-
23 4 53 142
31
119
m
-5 16 35 -s
18
15
so
79 93
62
1737 275 190
-·-------
4
-9 4 10
10
2 158 279 1'il7
Nonmonufocturing industries •••• -- __ ------------ --------· Roilroods and railway service -------------------_ Transportation, exceptexpress railroads. ______________________ Communications, and utilities ond sanitary services--·····Wholesale ond retail trade-----------·-·-··-------····· All other industries-------.----------····----------··-
35
27 8 116
-4 --
11 27
34 5
7 16 7 11
s
88
174
-
-
11
-
174
1 647 238 296
26
205
"355 2 324 135 29 16 UIS 1.48 3 427 981 139 2 061
-
-
-
2 115 1 270 150 15
S2
'117 91 388
179
SS
-
989
-
23
l4 9
-
70
21
5 4
10
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•Includes allocated coses naf shown separately.
DETAILED CHARACTERISTICS 494-465 0 - 73 - 43
MINNESOTA 25-667
Table 173. Occupation of Employed Persons by Class of Worker, Race, and Sex: [Dato based on sample, SH hlld. For meoning of symbols,
The State Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas of 250,000 or More
l*Jtt ttchnologists and ttchnicians ·-·--·-------------·-··-·--Social scientists -- •••• ---- ____ ---------------------- •••••• __ _ Social and rtcreotion W<>rkers -------------·------------------· Teachers, Co"'9e and universltv-----------------·········--·· Elementary and prekindergorten ---·----------------Secondary ----------------- -------------- ------ _Other teochen •••••••••• _________________________ Ef19ineering and science technicians. ___________________________ _ Technicians, t>
------
............ f 1 J ......,...,.. ..... -----------.-.. - ..... Buyers, purchasing agents, and scles managers------------·----- Restaurant, cafeteria, and managers------------------------.bar
-Miff-employed··-----·---------
School administrators •••••••• ·--- •• ---------- ____ ---------- __ Other specified managers ond administrators -------------·------_ Monogen and administrators, n.e.c .. scloried ___________________ Wholesale and retail trade-··------------------------------Monogen and odmlm.trators, n.e.c., Wholesale and rtlail trade----------------------------------
Checkers, •••miners, and inspectors, manufacturing ------------. Dressmakers and seamstresses, except factory ----·-··--·-----laundry and drycleaning operatives, Including ironers ----··--·--Graders and sorters, manufacturing ••••••••••••••••••••••••.•• Packers and wrappers, except produce •• ---·----·-------·-·---. Sewers and llitchers •••••••• ____ •• ---------------------- ---Te•tlle ~ratives ---------- ______ ----·--------------------Otlltr specified operatives--------------------·-------·-----Miscellaneous and not specified operatives --------------·--·---
Social ond••recreation Teachers -- ______ --workers---------------------------------•••• -- •••• __________ ---- ____ • _________ •• Col~ and university •••••• -----------------------------·-·· Elementary ond prekindergorten -----------------------------Secondary ---·-···········-------------------------------Engineering and science technicions-----------------------------Draftsmenond andelectronic surveyorsengineering •••••••• ----------------------····-Electrical technicians _________________ _ Technicians, w:ept health, and engineering and Airplane pilots -- -- -- •••••• ------------------------------ __ _ Writers, artists, and entertainers ------------------------------Other professional, technical, and kindred workers ••••••••••••.••••
scienc•-------------
·-
.... ........_..., .......... -----------------Buyers, purchasing agents, and sale• managers-------------------
School administrators---- •••• ------------------------ •••••• __ _ Specified managers and administrators, public administration •••••••• Other specified managers and administrators -----·-···-····-----Monogers and administrators, n.e.c., salaried •••••••••••••••••••••
Cabinetmakers •••••••• __ •••••••• __ •••• ----•• _••• - ••••••• -- --Construction craftsmen ------ ------------------------ ---- -- --Carpenters •••••••• -----·-- ------ -···-·-------··· -------- -Excavating, grading, and rood machine operators •••••••••••••••• Electricians •••••••••• ______ •••• ---• __ ---••••••• -- •••••••• - • Masons and tile setters ---------·········----------····-···· Painters, construction and molntenonce, and paperhangers •••••••• Plasterers and cement finishers ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Plumbers and pipe Other construction crohsmen ---·------·--------------------Nonmonulocturlng Industries •• ------····----- --------- •••• --Linemen and servicemen, telephone ond power--------------·--·-· Locomotive engineers and firemen •••••_________________________ _ Mechanics and repolrmen •••••••••••••••••••••• ---------------Air conditioning, heating, and refrigeration ----··•········-----Aircraft •••••• ---------- •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Automobile, Including body••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Rodia and television ---------------------·-················· Other mechanics and repalnnen ···--·-····-···-···-··--·----· Metal crofumen, except mechanics ------·············---------Machinists and job and die setters •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Sheetmetal workers and tinsmiths. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Tool and die makers----------·-··--·--·-·-············--·-· Other metal craftsmen-----------------------·-·-------·----
Pressmen ond plote printers, printing--·------·-···--·-·····--· Stotianory engineers and power stotian operators ----------------Other croftimen and kindred workers --·····--··--·-···---·-···-
CloricGI ...i llWrff ........ ----------------------------Bank tellers and cashiers-----------------------···---------·-· Bookkeepers ond billing clerk•---------·-···········--·-········ Moil handlers and postal clerks •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••.• Other clerical and kindred workers-----·-···--······------·-----
137
157
s
164 23
Solos
7
501
5
All other industries----------------------------------------luuronce agents, brokers, ond underwriters •••••• ---------------Reol estate agents and brokers--------------------------------Soles repreuntotives, manufacturing industries -·-····-----------Soles representatives. wholesale trade--------------------------Soles clerks, retail trade •••••• ---------·--·-------------------Solesmen, retail trade •••••• ·····------------------------·-· ••• Salesmen of services and coostruc1ion •••••••••••• ---------·-···Other soles workers------------------------------------·--·-·
5
n
7
43
52
9 109
25 19
17
tt 4
s 8 3
8
s
5
3
43
5 113 68 45 17 5 185
90 68 22 17
17
8
6
17
8
6
1.46
27
23
4
9 91
9 70
9 4 14
s
4
14
s
4 81
67
96
96 68
68 4 5 19 31 9 12 15 235
4
12
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19 31 9
12 4
11
192
37
7 10
4
21
MINNESOTA 25-669
Table 173. Occupation of Employed Persons by Class of Worker, Race, and Sex: [Dota
1970-Continued
based an sample, see text. For meaning of symbol$, see text)
The State Government workers Private woge and Self.. mployed ~~~ Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas of 250,000 or More ~T..:o'.:ol.:.:e.:.:m:pl.:ayed:..:.:.+..--s.:al_ary.:...;wo;.:..rker_s+----To_1a_1_ _ _Fed_•_ro_1_ _ _ _s_1a_1_._ _ _ _Lo_ca_1t-_ _w_or_k_•r_st---wo_rk,.:•;,:,irs MINNEAPOUS-ST. PAUL SMSA-Continued Negro- Continued M•, 16 y.-. oN lllltl over-Continued
Assemble~-~~-~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: Chetkers, examlnen, ond inspectors manufacturing---------------
Miscellan~us and not specified operatives -----------------------
8 15 43 57 348 293
8 15 43 57 319 259
~of:C=·a~=.s_::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::
119 131 32 11
MDu~ie"~~;::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: Wood products. including furniture _____________________ _ Primary metal induslries -----------------------------· Fobricated metal Industries ---------------------·-----Machinerylcincluding electrical _________________________ _ Motor veh les and equipment-------------------------Tronspartatlon equipment, except motor vehicles---------Other durable goods----------------------------------
1
=
Gorage workers ond gas station attendonts ______________________ _ Laundry and drycloonlng opera1ives, n.e.c ------------------------
Nondurable -----------------------------------Food and good• kindred__products ____________________________ _ Apparel and other fabricated textile products ------------Paper and allied products-----------------------------Chemicals and allied products-----------·-------------Other nondurable goods------------------------------Not speeified manufacturing Industries ____________________ _ Nonmanufocturing industries------------------------------Transportation, communicotions. and other public utllltle$ --Wholesale and retail trade----------------------------All other industries-----------------------------------
Taxicab drivers and chauffeurs-------------·-·----------------Truck drivers and deflverymen •• _________ ·---------------------Other transport equipment operative•----------------------------
'--•
...... ·-----------------------------------
C•n•truction laborers---------------------------------·------Freight, •lack, and material handlers -·-------------------------Other specified laborers--------------------------------------Miscellaneous ond not specified laborers ------------------------Occupation, Mi5tellaneaus laborers--·--------------------------------Not specified laborers ____ ------------------------------ __ _
Other durable goads-------------------·-------------Nondurable goods-------------------------------------Food and kindred products-----------·----------------Not specified manufcicturlng industries---------------------
13 8
13 8
65 10
30
3 10 11 31
3
Nonmanufocturlng industries-------------·----------------Rollroods and railway express service --------------------Transportation, except railroads------·------------------Communications, and utlltties ond sanitary services---------Wholesale and retail trade-------------·----------------All other Industries-·-----------------·-------------·---
Paid form laborers and form foremen •• -·----·--------·---------Unpoid family workers------------··---·----------------------
Senlce ......... txnpl private .........W• ------·---------Cleaning service worker.-----------'---·---------------------Food service workers----------------------------------------Cooks. except private Busboys ond dishwashers -----------------·----------------Health service workers------·--------------------------------Persanol Hrvice workers-------------------------------------Protective Hrvice workers .•• ------------------------- -- ------Firemen, fire protection ------------------------------------Guards ond watchmen-----------·------------------·------Policemen and detectives -------·----------------------------
173. Occupation of Employed Persons by Class of Worker, Race, and Sex: 1970-Continued [Octa bcisod on llOmple, * text. For mlJOtling of s\'lllbOlll. """ teo
The State Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas of 250,000 or More
Unpaid tom Hy worker$
Totol employed
PrW
Total
t.ocol
F1t11alt, 16 yean old aml • - -------·---------------
Machinery, including electrical •• ________ -------------- ___ _ Other durable goods-----------------------------------Nondurable goods, including not specified monufocturing _______ _ Food and kindred products--------------·---------------Apparel and other fobricoted textile products --------------Nonmanulacturing industries---------------------------.-----
Cleaning service workers--·----------------------------------Chombermoid1 and maids ----------------------------------food service workers-------------------------------·----·----
•
5 6
6 6
374
Bottling and conning operative•---------------------------.----Checkers, examiners. and inspectors; manufacturing---------·----Oreumakers and seamstresses, except facto"( -----------------·· Laundry and ond sorters, drycleoning operatives, ____________________________ including ironers ---·-·--------_ Graders monufocturlng
· - .... ..i..wstn.lon, Buyers, purchasing agents, and sales managers------------------Restaurant, cafeteria, and bor managers·-----------------------Sthool administrators_,. -- .. ___ ---- ............. ---------- ...... _............. __ _ Other specified mano9ers and administrators--------------------Managers and administrators. n.e.c., solaried---·----------------Wholesole and retoil trod•---·---·---------------·----------Manogers and administrators, n.e.c .. self-employed----------··---· Wholesale and retoil trade---·-- __ ---------------------·-·---
Enumerators and interviewers----- .. --------.................. -------- .. ..
10 2 8
1w
356 102 165
~
Heolth service workers •• ----·--·--·-------------------·------Nursing aides, orderlies, and ottendonts-----------------·-----Praetlcal nurses·--------------·--------·----·-·----······-· Pononol service workers---·---------·-·---------------------Hairdressers and cosmetologists •••••••• -----·----··---------· l'thoto ......... Wlfli.,_______________________________
387 282 ~
Privott household workers, living in---·-------------------------
l9
1
1U
34
875
~
1~
m 38
1~ 17
1r;
341 69 9 31
29 4
IS 158
14
24
3 5
Ill
30
135 36 9
in :29
24
7
15 43 34
101
4
s
74
15
25
21 17
157 7 ~te~use~w~ke~Mngo~----------------~----1~~------~--------------------~----~----~ •Includes protective service workers and ollaeo!ed coses not shown separo!111y.
