Table 174. Occupation of Employed Persons by Age, Race, and Sex: The State Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas of 250,000 or More
1970
on sam pie•see text For minimum base for derived figures (percent, median, etc.) and meaning of symbols, see text)
(Dot 0 based
Persons 16 years old and over Pvrsons 14 ond 15 years old
16 and 18 and 20 to 24 25to 29 30 to 34 years years years Total 17yeors 19years
35 to 44 years
45 to 54 55 to 59 60 to 64 65 years years years years and over Median age
96 468 111 545
96 576
185 091
178 837
73 371
54 337
41 445
H.a
16 275 1 171 119 1 023 1 471 32 224 360 244 611 79
28 146 2 607 145 2 071 3 607 19 367 1 025 625 1 571 637
22 624 1 596 156 1 257 3 598 14
21 032 1 961 215 223 4 063 45 633 795 683 1 907 747
5 976 654 75 14 951
4 582
4 045 472 26
34:,
390 875 705 1 614 613
32 483 2 378 236 1 125 5 876 67 784 1 401 939 2 685 1 271
244 154 239 23 132 58 26 424 203 69
551 330 I 246 189 239 704 114 293 602 420
478 266 1 439 220 159 909 151 275 650 316
654 381 2 543 418 405 I 'YJ7 413 278 1 475 507
479 322 2 053 416 327 992 318 251 1 113 190
132 94 730 141 166 89 51 418 59
430 6 433 1 502 1 426 3 209 3 757 1 502 1 021 976 592 1 423 2 948
331 5 132 1 330 1 079 2 512 2 552 1 061 482 653 410 1 322 2 256
515 7 021 2 046 l 270 3 310 2 726 995 659 339 1 912 3 236
313 3 313 1 049 397 1 611 1 516 591 264 507 266 1 604 2 484
100 884 246 120 424 345 126 39 116 19 458 697
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THE STATI Total
Male •ployed ---------------------------------
Prof........_ ................................. ____________ _
Accountants •• -- ----------------·---- _. ·------------------Archllects ••••••••••••••••••••••••••• _________________ _ Computw •pecloMsts ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• _____ _ Englneen ---------------------------------·-----------Aaronoutlcal and ostronouticol --------------·----------- -
-Civil •••••• -· ------------·-·········· ---- ·--- -------- Electricol and electronic --------··---·------------------
-----
Mechonlcal •••••• ----__ •• _••••••• __________ .• ____ ----. Other englneen ---------·-·--·· •• __ ------·--------·--Lowyen ond judgff ------------------·--------------·--Lile and phy•lcol scltntists. •.•••••••••••••••• ------------Chemiits ---------·----------------------------------
Phclf:::· ~~~~~~~~-~~-~~~~~~~-================ Phormocisl•---------------------·-···---·------------ Physlcions, ond osteopathic---·-----·-----------Other rtlaledmedical eroctltlonen _____________________________ _Health technologiS!s and tethnlcloM •••••••.••••.•••••. ____ _
-:?.~~;:,~~-=:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: Teochers __________________________________________ Social and•••• recreation workers-------------------------·---_College ond unh1enltv-----·--------------------------·- £1ementory ond pnklndergarhln ·--·--------------------- Secondory -------------- •• __ •• ---- -------------- ____ _
---
Engineering and science technlclon$ ________________________ _ l>rottsmen ond surveyors ______________________________ _ Electrical and electronic engineering technicians ••••••••••••• Technicians. except heohh, and engi-ring and science _______ _ Airplane pilots •• __ •• __ -------------- -----· ------ __ •••• Writen, artists, ond entertainers -------------·-----------Other professional, technical, ond kindred workers. __________ _
--...
........_ , """" ..... ____________ _-Buyers, purchasing agents, ond soles managers-------------- School odministrotors •••••.••• --.-----------------·-----Specified managers ond odministrotors, public administration __ _-Other specified managers and odministrators ---·--------·--- Monogers and odministrotors, n.e.c.. salaried _______________ _ Monulocturing •• ---- •••••• -------·-- __ -------- -------- Wholesale ond retail !rode------------------------------ Transportation, communications, and other public utlllties •••• All other industries·-·----------·-----------·-------··· -
...
Monogers and odminlitrotors, n.e.c.. self1mployed -----·----Construction - ... - .............. __ ---- ...................... - .. ,. . .... _____ ........ Monufocturing •••••••.••. ----- ----------·----- _____ •• Wholesale ond retoll trode •.••.• ---·-------·-----·-···· All other Industries---·-·-----------·-----------------
--
-----
....... ----·----------------------------- --
Insurance~ agents. brokers, and underwriters _______________ _-· Reoi es tote agents and brokers-·--·------------·--------Sales representatives, manufocturing industries ------------Sales repmentotlves, wholesale trade---------------·-··-Sales clerk.I, retail trade ••••••••••••••••• _______________ __ Salesmen, retail trade __________________________________
-----
Salesmen of services and construction--------------------Other soles workers------------------------------------
-----
-· -------
Clorlcal aed llilolh4 ........... ______________________ _
Bonk tetlen and Bookkeepers andcashiers----------------------·------·-billing clerks ___________________________ _
~l!rh:~~ g~ r.,~t:!ic~Jers:::::::::::::::::::::::: -"""-
................ ____________________ _--
:r.~-~~~~~-~~~~~~,~~~::::::::::::::::::::::: ---
-----
Cabinetmakers ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Construction craftsmen --------------------------------Corpenars ---· -------· ____ ---- ·----- __ ---------- ___ _ Extovoting, grading, and rood machine operators ••• ______ _ EleclricloM-- •••• ------ •• -- .••••••••• -·--···-···· •••• Mosons and tile setters -------------·--------·-·-----Pointers, construction and mointenonce, and poperhongen .• P1osteren ond cement finlshers-.----------------------Plumti.rs and pipe fitters-----------------------------· Other construction craftsmen --------------------------
-------
----· Foremen, n.e.c ------ •••• -·------ -·---- ----··------- ---- -Monulociuring •••••• -- -- •• ---------- __ -------- ______ _--
----Mechanics ond repolrmen •••• _ -------------------------- --
Nonmonufocturing Industries--·-----------------------Linemen andengineers servicemen, and power·····-----·--locomotive andtelephone firemen. ________________ ._ _____ _
---~:.:::ei~~:~g-~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: --Other mechanics ond repairmen -----------------·---·-· --
Air conditioning, heating. and refrigeration ---·----------Alrcroft ---·---- ----- ••••••• -------- ------------ ___ _
-----typesetters---------·----------------·-------
Melot crafflmen, except mechanics -----------·-------·--· Mochlnl$1s and fQb and dit setten -----·------------··-· -· Sheetmetol worken and tinsmiths ••••••••••••••••••••••• Tool ond dit mokers-----------·---------------------Other metal croltsmen ----··-···---------------------Printing croflsmen •••• ---- --·--- •• ------ ----·----------Compositors and Pressmen and plate printers, printing --------·----------Stationary engineers and power station operotCJr1 ••••••••••• Other cro:flsmen and kindred workers ---------·-·--------·
--
25-672
MINNESOTA
15 305 99
6
-
-5 --5 -
----
6 6
907 851
31 905
38 276
092 441 032 757 507 181 828 713 559 226 275
394 4
1 535 50
137 11 1 5 20 2 4 3 9 4
10 5
4 270 5
s
9 4 16S 6 15 4 061 '73
74 6 27 266 36&
-4
78 30 4 4
-7 --
33
-7 -
131
49
s
77
4
-4
-21 14
7
123
5
201 121 205 420 292
29A:
95 105 257 261
107 26 53 150 375
37.6 38;8 "40.4 35.6 37.2 38.0 41.4
66 47 675 175 165 299 36 50 363 47
61 25 I 075 342 176 422 135 33 538 30
35.8 36.6 43,1 47.7 43.6 41,4 43.5 31.6 43.2 35.1
79 693 195 99 329 233 114 21 64
~: 31:2
359 501
50 401 164 26 167 108 54 9 27 5 223 279
116
18 64 27 4 9
63 120 30 10 20 485 2n 39 22
144 39
332 307
251 3 615 8"8 1 013 1 587 3 978 1 953 766 179 33 1 358 1 852
184 4S4
240 40
197 215 309 806 481 621 401
113 76 17 43 8 8
625 81 23 23 168 306 26 127 6 147
4 695 821 63 129 1 165 2 271 295 1 286 13S SSS
11 033 2 007 266 379 2 012 5 432 1 351 2 188 414 1 479
11 713 1 833 350 385 1 845 6 056 1 594 2 156 501 1 805
28 626 4 089 1 208 1 491 3 968 14 175 3 896 4 787 1 253 4 239
27 917 3 558 752 2 046 3 932 12 923 3 580 4 540 1 306 3 497
9 987 1 020 257 744 1 792 4 237 1 070 1 579 411 1 177
7 245 694 237 518 1 236 2 946 S97 1 071 473 805
5 103 341 90 476 984 1 887 380 704 114 689
43.1 41.Q 42.6! 48.4 43.3
5
s
24
-
7 17
246 53 11 133 49
937 171 49 S56 161
1 244 183 102 687
3 695 712 252 1 980 751
4 706 819 343 2 493 1 051
1 937 248 165 1 136 388
1 614 208 77 956 373
1 325 84 111 783 347
48.6' 46.4 49.1 49.0,
61 259 2 182 7 621 2 790 5 7 049 12 722 25 14 202 ' 1 228 7 230 96 3 085 76 6 560 747
2 202
7 440
11 4 40 116 1 453 235 52 291
5 938 484 95 396 831 2 339 917 280 596
6 116
12 127 1 640 778 l 642 2 809 2 077 1 487 623 1 071
4 643
237 1 001 1 698 966 700 436 801
12 788 1 986 561 1 820 3 202 1 821 1 483 785 1 130
603 261 557 1 074 873 629 237 409
3 402 359 316 276 645 953 4S3 148 252
3 721 549 378 266 493 1 073 407 127 428
3f,7 41.7
1 596 231 40 93 1 232
3 631 254 97 383 2 897
9 535 346 756 864 7 569
7 216 114 567 585 5 950
5 447 112 421 769 4 145
11 067 179 797 2 682 7 409
12 005
166 733 3 581 7 52S
4 456 107 380 914 3 055
3 155 87 344 361 2 363
2 452 112 454 180 l 706
175 183 983 1 511 l 349 48 576 16 540 5 743 7 619 3 414 5 107 l 266 6 522 2 365
1 388 9 29
3 959 25 64
234
1 064 434 84 66 85 176 15 141 63
17 651 91 163 140 4 687 1 625 429 673 363 571 104 632 290
23 007 38 230 182 6 164 1 887 499 1 165 508 616 148 932 409
20 180 69 154 103 5 340 1 616 670 869
38 735 163 272 293 10 799 3 346 1 456 I 793 896 936 363 1 448 561
38 603 264 252 282 11 107 3 829 1 348 1 900 735 1 069 265 1 517 444
15 532 102 172 131 4 234 1 539 700 572 159 449 52 602 161
10 886 83 130 63 3 065 1 191 395 387 130 419 103 324 116
5 242 139 45 115 1 882 992 143 182 38 346 5 153 23
25 197 12 995 12 202 6 309 1 448 42 535 1 379 2 222 17 035 1 955 19 944
16 6 10 4
407 152 255 21 43 l 010 70
l 703
2 164 27 694 7 410 5 460 13 187 15 761. 6 700 3 304 3 283 1 664 9 135 14 599
-lS --
15
4
36.2, 39.1"
32 82
2 680
1 619 10 016 1 924 1 780 5 030 1 282
5 43 7 17 19
95 4 5 4 25 42 32 10
-6
11 336
15 16 11 5 39
-
20 8
--6
23 26
-----9 -5
5 388 1 654
--
--6
548 60 10 573
107 14 3 6 17 50 12 18 4 14
246
15 733 2 483 1 110 8 731 3 409
20
-6
--
s
-
60 560
1 4 10 43
708
589 412 851
17 711 8 075 3 204 2 975 3 457 7 594 3 233 2 928 4 332 17 638
s
81 19 12
-
91 5 13 13
-
552 4 10
309 48 181
60 35 14
-
11 164 85 60 8 307
26 11
-
--
35
87 40 47 156 10 1 213 5 6 788 35
379 389 225 57 41 66
398 159 182 17 501
1 007 155 1 051 1 829 1 419 823 321 835
1 086 602 484 1 002 27 089 115 135 2 7S7 21S 1 867
2 1 1 I
2 144 1 127 455 318 244 941 425 356 182 2 099
2 737 1 303 559 540
s
756 668 088 180 54
5 850 141 376 2 396 240 2 697
335 1 123 374 50S 335 2 358
2n
9n
500 434 206 760 285
730
334
-
3 305 1 923 1 382 901 34 4 913 157 316 1 846 249 2 345
6 3 3 l
914 516 398 795 407 8 901 316 580 3 116 485 4 484
6 312 3 062 3 250 919 584 9 040 349 584 3 321 456 4 330
2 638 1 243 1 395 184 160 3 571 126 155 1 326 102 1 862
1 676 783 893 147 129 2 316 96 60 819 1 258
357 42 541
2 016 969 295 399 353 984 304 464 451 1 910
3 490 1 389 661
3 689 1 559 674 577 879 I 293 601 452 l 185 3 676
1 680 743 294 267 376 540 241 204 553 1 567
1 164 S38 148 153 325 488 254 174 473 1 152
342 187 47 44 64 244 164 40 168 826
636
804 1 419 626 491 960 3 242
83
-
33,5 29.5
28.6
29.1 33.S 32:5 35:0'
34.8
42.8
43.0' 42.2 44.9 42.6
49;3;
49,3, .W.1
"40.8 33.4• .W.71 39.8 35.1 37.6'
26.0 1
"40.2:
44,4, 35.2 40.$
48.7 39.2 42.2 41.3 42.9 43.0 "40.7 37.8 42.1 39.3 "40.4 37J. 42.7 4).4'
~'
48.3 39.1 43.5 39.6 36.4
38.9
39.3 37.7' 38.4 38.0 43.9 36.3 39.3
33.9 46.8
DETAILED CHARACTERISTICS
Tobie 174. Occupation of Employed Persons by Age, Race, and Sex:
1970-Contintied
(Doto bo40d on $GITJplo, aoe text For rnil'Oimool booo for derived figurN (pefcool, median. fie,) and meaning of symbott,
The State Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas of 250,000 or More
*
teodJ
Pmons 16 years old Qlld -
Persono 14 ond 15 years aid
16ond 18 Ofld 20 lo 24 25 lo 29 30 to 34 Toto! 17yeoni 19yeon years years ytafS
3Slo 44 years
45 to 5'C 55 lo 59 60 to 64 65 veors yelll'll years and over Medlon age veon
THE STATE- Continued Total- Continued Malt ..,toyed- Continued
Assemble~·-~~-~~:::::::::::::::::::::::::
Cheekers, examiners, and inspectors; manufacturing ••••••••••• Garage workers and gos station attendants ••••••••••••••••••• Laundry and drycleaning operatives, n.e.c •••••••••••••••••••• Meal cutters ond butchers ................................ . Mine operatives, n.e.c••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Pockers and wrappers, except produce...................... . Poi•!lf•· monu!aclured aflicles •.••.•.•••••••••••••••••••••• PreclstOn machine operatives __ .. _.. __________ ................................... ... Sawyers •••••••••••• ••••• ••••••••••• •••••••• ····-· ••••••
-
Slolionary firemen •••••••.•••••.•••••••••••.••.•••••••••
~:~~~'J'1ki~«~iie~:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: Other metalworking operatives ••••••••.•.••••••••••••.•.•• Other specified operatives ••••••••••••••.••••••••••••.•.•• . Miscellaneous and nat specified operatives •••.••••••••••.•••
--
Occupation, Machine operatives, mlscelloneaus specified •••••••••••••. Machine operative" not specified •••••••••••••••••••••• Miscellaneous operativn ---------... -..................................... .. Not 5pteified operatives ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••
-
Industry, Monufocturing .••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• . Durable goods •••••••••.•••••••••••••••••••••••••• Wood products, including furniture ••••••••••••••.•• Primary metal Industries •••..••••••••••••••..•••. fabricated metal industries ••••••••••••••••..••••. Machinery, including elecirical ••••••••••••••..••••• Motor vehicles and equipment ••••••••••••.•••••••• Tronspartotion equipment, "'CIPt motor vehicles ••••• Other durable goods ............................ .
--.
.-Nondurable good• ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• food and kindred products ........................ Apparel and other fabricated textile products •••..••• Poper and allied products .•.•••••••••••••••••••••• Chemicals and allied products ••••••••••••••..•.•.• Other nondurable goods •••••••••••••••..•.•••••••Not specified manufacturing industries ••••••...••••••• Transportation, communications, and public utilittes -- ..... -....... - ..... --.. -- ..................................................... _ Wholesole and retail trade ........................ All other industries •.•.•..•••••••••••••••••••••••-
Nonmonufocturing indu$fries __ ---- _,,, _________ ... ____ ,,,, __ .. othor
1....,... .......-
_.ii... _____________________ _
.
Bus drivers .•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••.•.•.••••• Taxicab drivers and chauffeurs •••••••.•••••••••••••••••••• Truck drivers and deliverymen ••••••.•••••••••••••••••••••• Other tran•part equipment operatives •••••••••••••••••••••••
...............
-- -------··--------------------
--
--
17 31
98 713
8 748 4 212 9 606
894
4
s 591 I 853 3 312 1 364 4 901 I 232
-5
1 212 290
30
22 6 13 301 196 .54 22 120
-
80 18
4
11
-3
62 21
9 034
4 866 J.4 349 249
26 2 611 70 101
• 570
809
96 2 326
90 175 166 445 84 253 74
216 39 29 13
5 16 57 124
289
214 801 134
92 29
4:50
361
57
559 132 245 133 5'95 103 121 :!()
1S 165 1 282
°"°
l 450 133 1 129
356
3S5 211 858 187
265 26 1 760
96
47
38.2
31.5
3'1.2
42.ll 46.5
32.8
35.8 34.3
Vl
197 141 187
3 701 I 940 96 172 301 736 17 97 521
3 027
2 133 1 042 77 87 144 377 40
3 714 I 713 195 158 244 592
3 843 1 68:2 2'9
1 ni
1 063
380 'l27 45
94 198
2il9
211
30 64 430
24:2 587 27 80 346
34.9 33.i> 43.5 33.8 31.8 32.2 32.5
I 061
I 960
I 024
559
560
9
439 575
3
tiD 286 331 150
68 251
I 175
223 749 1 376
32.2
-
510 VO
337
318
41 29 141
79
2 16-1 1 068 1 D15 SC>7
557 23
13 87
132 32
242
884 563
13 S96 126 391
568
.4()11
37.7 19.9
41.5 42.5
2 289
I 351
2 687 173 5 tn7
192 6 917
too
31.Z
524
1 738 482 40 525 134
37
368 78
I 265
871 259 23 233 26 330 23 518
9
6()1 206 283 102 339 194
306 85 426 139 245 .40 255 72
34.I
I 638 839 689 420
226 103 14
4'07
28
1 934 1 O.C5 1 203 .543
10 992
4 44
43
2 455 157
I 1:15 2 138
188
--
2112
395 229
4 751
830
2 384
43
.434
4
804 261
411
5 112
4 599
2 650
6
233
383
2 136 4 725
60 21
134
340 556
7881 537
1 029 498 1 562 2 693
1 610 716 S9 72 119 230
73
16 sso 1 313 710 604 137 1 241
I 273 614 I 879 3 586
3&)
396
1~
73 205
261 624 41 73 382
429
SZl 62
17
633
337
863
30
2sn
141
344
914 444
738 75
102
536 70 77 75
132
so
20 46 58
38.4 34.1 35.4 34.7
32.4 35.0
-
137 5 6 166
965 4113
527 219
•U 885
2 14() 1 06'I 30 s.46 79 41<1 21 908
10 263 32 177 18 417
155 XI 102 313
195
30.6 33.9 33.8
834
10 389
1 893 81'0
32 237
29
-
10 48
30.5
153 82 5 27
36.3
6 33
33.3 41.5
35.0 34.4
33.6
49 63
2 349 2 173
2.03
52 241 225
153 402 469
223
143 195
222
194 324 367
224 396 288
148 148 121
83
106
133 97
57 83 55
41.l 32.7 31.4
in
897
2 435
6 150
186
568 312
6 826
6 176
10 922 53<1 240
10 113 933 253 7 30>6 I 621
3 846
2 472
136 2 710 556
l1l I 554 421
12$1 254 116 656 225
31.3
n
51188 3 871 I 603 37 137 8 577
2 179
52 940
7 351
9 066
242 658 631 362 591
7 115 1 512 2 349
2 678
754
7 1 2 I I
3 438
s 059
l 734
986
4
92
10 741 146
28
I 601
620
5 119 2 623 273 977
179 86 12 31
580
9
S26 148
16
86
30 17
2 466
93
22
--
348
s 928
88 232 119 15
22
I 258 324
-
15 131 180
2 134 I 632
-....... """...............__________________________.
557 214
392
913
21 552 10 387 955 I 038 1 586 3 560 164
1122 681 229
-8
--
58
'471
152 tn 384
47 17
Busboys and doshwoshers -------------------------····· lltol!h service workers ..••••••••••••••••.•••••.•.•••••••• Penonol wvice workers ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Protective service workers •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• . Aremen, fire protection •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Guards and wotchmen ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Policemen and detectives •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••
12 )66 1 293 713 517
II 981 s 784 6 ..roe 3 076
190 956
Service ......... ,...,. ................... ------·-----. -~n~.:ci::.r.:-:~~-=====:::::::::::::::::::::::::::: Cooks, 8'cept pt;ivote household •••••••••••••••••••••••••
147
65 61
114 705
--
871
l Ul 929
3 116 7 931
. ,_ _,... -----------------------,_........... ................. ,.._ ____________________ _ -
560
300 496 305
17
211
75 320
--
1 632 S6
313 362 1 204 2 1211
1 153 819
.
15"' 1 IJ.46 537
678
174 3 266
4
203
v
--4
116
4 4n
10 265 11 047
food and kindred praducls ........................ . Hot specified monufocturing industries •••••••••••••••• Nonmonufocturlng industries •••••••••••••••••••••••••• Railroads and railway express servlct •••••••••••••••• Transportation, except railroads ••••••••••••••••••••• Communicotions, and utilities and sonttory wvicts •.••• Wholt5Dle and retail trade •••••••••••••••..•.••••••• All other industries-·----·--···-··-·····-----------.
DETAILED CHARACTERISTICS
298
81·8 395
--
----Machinery, including electrical. •••••.•••.•••••••••• Transportation equipment. ....................... . .Other durable goods ••.••••••••••••••••••••••••••Honduroblt goods ••••.•.•••••••••••••••••••••••••• -
'Includes allocated cases not shown separately.
28
6 409 61,7 3 479 1 097 1 146
Construction laborers •••••••••••••••••••.•••.•..•.•.••••• freight, stock, and material hondltrs ••••••.•.•••••••••••••• Other specified laborers •••••.•••..•.••••••••••••••••••••• Miocelloneous and not specified loborers •••••••••••••••••••• Otcupation1 Miscellaneous laborers ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Not specified laborers ................................ Industry• Manufacturing .••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Durable goods .................................... Wood products, including fumtture •••••••••••••.•.• Metol industries •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• -----
Pold form laborers and form foremen ••••••••••••.•••••••••• Unpaid fomllv workers •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••
951
76
890
22 562
WI
1572 30
SBO
327
333
34 105
s
20
39
640 5
566
47 5 9 328
45
20 364 206
In
4 068
1 302
8 226
112 224
358 237 5 109 1 122 4 831 1 rm 1 892
208
160 4 989 819 3 746
8 .403 1 745
763
no
625 I 109
428
558
299 421
131 327
43.4 31.0
835 380 25 136
803 360 35 147
336
209 115
112
31.6 29.3 27.2
84 21 114 455
54 19 105 4311 310 5 931 304 29 123 253
39 10 3S 166 130
:IS 17 34 94 77
650
511
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1 4/J7
239 790
212 .542
475 I 116
1 053 617 75 261
624 319 36 130
356 200
97 22 162 426 220 10 757
62 6 85 307 160
53
82
-48
80
301
246
403
es 31
62 120
25
64
20 38 186 123
368 70 28
37.5 36.6
23.8 35.3 34.8
883 I 029
6116
31.I 45.9
1 897 217 386 836 "'511
1 810
I 275
3116
6!l8 690
1 490 3 651
915 1 391
444
350
756 148 67
lOS
37 130 103
134 240 167
I 520
653 I 036
170 17 69
222
296 38 56 122 138
580
29
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188
14
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28.5
16 69
8
30.2 3S.5 29.6 34.7
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38.6
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36".0
135 132
33 9 27 141 136
51.3 35.7 41.1
24
32
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34.0
121
79 411
219
4211
2 371
4 $63
5 743
17 158
21 149
10 490
• 700
• 590
49.4
3 250 l "31 I 819
16 946 12 277 4 669
4 064 2 062 2 002
2 281 1 380 901
2 077 1 UY/
1 2.52
109 Sllll 121
1 460
162.5 1 428 197
903
823
80
960 847 113
1 615 1 170 445
2$.2 29.9 18.7
3211
67 122
9 026 2 373 5 "26 1 976 2 351
6 2 2 1
2 441 2 064 614
6 207 3 433
5103 2 941
220
183
5 1123 3 117 S8
31A 47.1 :1!1.2 19.5 17.9 24.0
851! 1 '691
290
1 074 43
205 15
10
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v
143
17 32A 5 513 4 476
2 932
6 040 10 052 1 7nl 3 053 4 390 2$3
249 585 31
22 -
64
180 042 751 050 981 408 419 61
468 '487
S30
l 020 695
702
1 109 143
4 851 1 310 977 321 103
236 683
4
26 286 345
1 335 189 190 811
21
4
14
54
3 t51 11()8 6&:l 188 d6 138
~
1 148 104 147
692
-
1 261 199 8 725
3 210 1 453 464 100 253
853
2 466 595 441 I 233 20
10 569 5 168 1 712 389 110 317 780 2 116 41\
671
854 :t2
985
86 118 441 986 196
690
52 109
m 745
274
76 473 102
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42
451
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75
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35.4 "2.l "2.3
50.8
37.8 46.1
MINNESOTA 25-673
Table 174.
Occupation of Employed Persons by Age, Race, and Sex:
1970-Continued
[Oola based on sample see lex! far minimum base tor derived figures (percent, median, etc.) and meaning of symbols, see text]
The State Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas of 250,000 or More
Persons I6 years old and over Persons 14 and 15 years old
16 and 18 and 20 to24 25 to 29 30 to 34 years years years Total 17 years 19years
35 to 44 years
45 to 54 55 to 59 60 to 64 65 years years years years and over M\<:!lll~1>9i
THE STATE-Continued
Toto I-Continued
FMDale ...ployed _______________________________ _
9 341
556 422
25 481
41 581
93 456
Aci:ountonts ___________________________________________ _ ProfouloMI, i.doolctl, ...r """"" ......,.. -------------
251
5t::ri::~~ ~~~~~~~:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::--
-4 -29
92 944 4 267 898 1 976 179 444 20 813 629 16 934 5 082 363 2 833 3 115 25 187 9 754 3 219 1 716 333 4 113 65 I 192 8 650 18 720 2 135 I 989 930 4 719 6 300 2 172 2 647 l 636 41 246 3 007 1 909 30 177 975 5 178 191 628
474 32
I 817 159
18 687 691 342 265 48 66 4 178 81 3 747 1 692 69 619 610 4 433 2 254 267 527 54 831 17 259 1 741 1 372 232
-
---
Mothernatlcol speclolists •• ---· ---- ____ •• __ ----------- ----. life and physical scientt.ts •••• --------·------------------~lstem nuru>, dietitians, ood therapists -----------------
R~~~~-;;~;:;;.-::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: Health technologists and le<:hnicians _______________________ _-
--EMtmentary and prekindergarten ---------------- _Secondary --------· •• _-- -- ------·----------- - Other teachers ______ •••• ____ ---·-------------Engineering and science te<:hniclons •••• ---------·---------· Te<:hnicions, except health, ond engineering and science •••••••. Writers, artists, and entertainers-------------------------- Actors and dancers _______________ ··------------------Autl\on, editors, technical, and reporters Other professional, and •••••• kindred-------------------workers ___________ _M......,. _, 1Stlal1.. •s, except M ____ .., .. _,.._,. __ ,,. Buyers, purchasing agents, and sales monagers _____________ _R.stauront, cafeteriG, and bar monoge" -------------------- School adminlstrotars •. __ ---- __ •••• ____ ------ ---------- __ Other specified mona!19" and administrators ----------------_Managers and odmin1Strators, n.e.c., salaried _______________ Wholesale and retail trad•-------------------·---------- Manogers and administrators, n.e.c .• self-employed----------- -
Social ••• ------------------__ Social scientists--------------ond recreation workers ••• ____ _________________________ Teachem Colkge and unmrslly _________________________ _
Wholesale and retall 1rude ••.•.••••• -------------------- -
-Cledcol ...t ................. -------------------·---- Bank tellers ------ -- ---- --·--- •• ·- __ ---- ------ __ -------- Bookkeepers ---- ______ ------ ••• _______ •• ------ ---- ----- Cashiers •• ________________ ---- ___ ----- •• ---- ---- __ ----Counter clerks, except food------------------------------- Enumerafors and interviewers------------------------............ File clerks •.•• ____ ---------__ -----------------------__ Office machine operators. ______________________________ _ -Bookkeeping and billing machine operators -----··--------- Keypunch aperotars __ ---------------- ---- ------------ -Payroll and timekeeping clerks----------------------------- Receptionists ____ ---· -------------------- -----·--------Secrelories __ -- __ •• -- •••• ---- __ -----·---- ____ •• -- __ ---- ------Crafttmn ...r ........ werlcon .................... . -Forem&n. n.e.c ..................................................................... ------- -Oporallff1, . . . . _,,.... ________________ -------Assemblers __ •••• __ •••• ---- __ •• ---·-- __ -------- -·----- -Bottling and canning operatives........ ------------------- -Checkers, examiners, ond inspectors; monufat1uring --------- -Dressmakers and seomstres.... except factory ------------- -laundry and drycleaning Oj>er
i~~~t~~;:;~d~=i~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-
-TrntpOlt ........... _.....,···------------------ --,_........ , _. ----------------------- -,_ .......... "'"loremen " ,_. .••--------------------Paid farm laborers and --------------·---- -Unpokl family workers---------------------------------- -s...foe ......... ••up! privm -.JioW• ----------- -Cleaning service workers---···------------------·--·---- -Chambermaids and maids ----------·------------------ -food service worker•----------------------------------- -Cooks, e•cept private household-----------------------Waiters and food counter workers---·------------------ --Health service workers·--------------------------------- -Nursing aides, orderlies, ond attendants------------------ -Practltol nurses •• __ •• -------------- -- --- •• ___ ---·---- -Personal serviceand workers-------------------------------Hairdressers cosmetologists _______________________ _-Privott ...HIMlol wool<... ________________________ _-~anmanufacturing industries---------------------------
_ .
lti........, •••• "'""---- ··----------------------
form
Private hou5thold workers, living in ----------------------Prlwte hou5thold workers, living out-----------·----------
-----
6
23 4
M 5 24 6 BO
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52 6
-
27 4
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748
s
4 312 11 416
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-
14 187 16
-
40 7 7
--
30 59 6 16 18 495 60
-
258 14
10
-9 41 -
3 823
25 879 13 494 3 143 l 279 4 809 8 286 1 383 4 596 1 669 7 157 45 765 2 735 5 841 15 757 51 991 8 588 1 753 59 335 12 927 362 4 190 1 893 4 441 300 6 462 s 191 479 10 327 12 763 10 391 4 276 I 375 2 901 6 115 1 642
23 135
31 12 13 30
4 380 5 371 221
17 4 32 10 151 10 6 92
ll:J 79 53 50 68 154 16
11
-
200 5 23 204 225 36 16
-
4 26 64
--20 44 5
-
3
516 31
3 045
32 408
6 371 10 217 2 103 276
70
-
68 84 26 19 19 3 679 59 46 3 110 35 429
35
390
618 177 27 5 4
oos
245 262 2 6BO 63 755 42 403 958 4 074 l 644 451 58 I 287 2 547 361 l 656 352 1 864 12 295 673 1 289 4 082 10 829
137 4
19 982 310 1 205 2 000 422 20 1 236 995 163 547 73 942 3 820 227 749 2 580 5 401 334 15
l 079 125 4 18 8 225 5 172 15 5 242 21/J 165 16 4 12 149 65 18 95
3 301 782 10 93 35 178 9 448 214 15 655 862 693 202 43 159 491 119 4'I 169
8 041 2 442 40
9
383 115 29 58 3
266
484 37 409 -463 I 596
1 007
105
488
843
93 511 542 3 853
2 060 409 221
40
633 19 219 l 344 1 272 139 117 62 345 520 149 89 64 2 527 527 199 1 298 45 458 18 ll3
498 2 371 858 193 58 259 l 210 202 746 228 779 5 007 135 490 l 516 4 411 835 147 5 221 I 542 9 426 89 175 27 465 363 29 1 039 1 057 919 481 207 274 438 62 22 138 166
41 806
95 071
105 422
9 114
17 080 787 154 325 34 99 4 310 106 4 013 756 84 468 590 4 003 I ll:J7 629 273 69 610
15 065
269
63 151 18 43 2 157 17 2 047 587 30 210 409 2 473 900 443 109 25 502 17 133 725 1 418 162 142
86
325 526 133 177 112 2 452 516 122 1 399 49 366 15 010 394 2 141 955 145 135 274 851 150 529 125 611 3 821 174 398 I 155 3 831 552 146 4 321 1 059 16 372 97 216 30
I 004
3 3
3 1
-
164 1 482 3 862 423 455 259 901 1 343 446 481 286 6 608 714 421 4 527 212 734 32 488 850 5 857 2 129 453 442 440 l 223 198 673 307 987 7 323 464 873 2 439 8 701
I 573 395 12 245 2 884 76 1 021 229 704 61 1 377 963 103 2 189 2 638 2 238 l 015
1 5
1
I
42 403 31 62 585 192 189 598 38 494 482 840 459 454 286 66 742 7 188 477 305 635 650 264 222 650 642
884
514
9 234 514 481 6 963 328 948 32 871 611 5 911 2 097 676 401 498 805 180 277 408 914 7 637 560 788 2 101 9 464
41.1 42.9 46.6 37.4 32.1 31.7 40.0 30.7 36.9 43.1 23.0 27.0 28.4 25.2 36.7 2B.3 30.6 37.6
'l'U 21.5 34.9
7 931 1 724 438 3 537 1 826 881 1 415 1 062 180 648 156
5 941 1 334 332 2 224 993 524 932 709 124 793 230
39.0 51.0 28.8 31.2 35.6 2B.I 31.6 28.8
1 744 261 1 483
2 881 475 2 406
48.7 61.7 46.8
411 187 224
527 84
443
1 060 244 816
1 266 249 I 017
11 193 688 319 7 753 494 5 536 I 828 1 458 9 368 14 1 860 15 1 845
147 84 63 1S 855 632 271 4 227 412 3 129 5 892 2 982 I 674 3 910 2 325 1 037
347 90
114313
166 101 65 743 505 196 110 371 605 575 578 230 762 349
7 919 417 125 2 384 284 1 871 2 559 1 148 1 060 1 864 1 058
6 969 458 149 2 930 578 1 957 1 880 1 088 536 I 143 591
16 532 1 500 475 8 267 2 208 4 447 3 863 2 665 673 1 787 717
860 34 826
629
670 41
1 471 61 1 410
20 850 2 780 745 10 158 3 828 4 020 4 459 3 427 426 2 250 1 038 1 942 134 I 808
70
36~
42.7
4 830 1 266 3 564
967
51.5 41.7
141 43 98
475 173 302 3 067
711 47 724
51.~
271 85 186
666
\\ 3 446 8 3 438
411.G 45,9 47.S 45.1 47.3
494 99 395 380 968 441 772 294 412 173 713 213 013 496 530 161 369
203
177
92 125 200 I 613
46.2
40.1
118
3 3 2
772
36.9 47.2
49.6
69
5
4 520 43 828 308 116 21 72 99 4 5 25 206
~J
li'.~
329
15
IO
-
67 455 1 304 72 106 78 360 375 153 313 199 2 229 84 75 1 695 49 326
33.3 35.0 33.9 38.6 32.e 39.3 28.e
238
2 991
12 006 3 491 51 362 13 288 27 382 28 576 18 830 5 125 14 558 6 974 14 766 l 299 13 467
2 722 124 95 2 081 50 372 7 537 39 1 337 480 163 45 141 140 20 25 54 230 I 369 126 350 489 2 574
n
121 I 156 279 338 34 16 166
u..i ~ 28.5.
442
20
86 l 630 114 I 100 137 102
1 630 162 161 87 460 462 195 296 199
561 21 524 43 9
33,6 32,8
60
1 236 895
245
2 268 272 272 59 628 678 246 359 238 4 274 193 206 3 379 112 382 11 633 110 1 938 920 248 90 217 301 76 80 94 358 2 437 247 370 732 3 571
-
-
182
398
257
46 570
-
17 1 137 64 1 011 125 8 152 120 2 202 539 184 26 27 129
40! 26,7
39
661
'!/;'fl
2 372
89 626
-
311
60
48'
35
308
707 1 223 244 102 400 410 1 076
31,!
522
18
342 16
--
17,4
3 535 194 4 87
102
l 506
5 555
5 5 5
23 691
5 599 206 5 152
248
8
116
40
31 845
287 563 30 615 618 58 745 I 263 I 009 384 98 286 625 251 45 254
376 31 797 881 745 352 145 207 393 111 7 136 231 339
144
446
44 765 6 745 396 16 187 20 25 1 356 59 1 245 187 32 230 158 2 342 596 276 76 14 208
2 160 504 14 350 2 761 108 1 248 400 I 136 77 1 892 1 347 133 2 282 2 966 2 396 976 318 658 I 420 447 118 570
63 357 20 677 513 37 1 502 I 902 1 558 684 234 450 874 190 79 344 172
•Includes 11rot1e1ive l
25-674 MINNESOTA
-
33
53 304 14 828 529 249 238 17 128 3 118 72 2 774
915 224 5 460 874 67 340
10 1 4
2 I
2
I 1 1 1
616 157 3 207 300 26 141 283 582 36 243 408 41 508
639 469 106 14 92 363 127 34 170
459 56 2 110 158 6 43 402 305 5 127 374 27 368 295 199 60 4 56 139 26 35 96
44.1 4U 41.3 36:8 47.4 41.t 55.4
48.2
44.7 42.4 41>.1
46.5
39.2
45.7
42.8 42.6 37.6
38.b 43.9 11.1
51.5
47.11
DETAILED CHARACTERISTICS
by Age, Race, and Sex: 1970-Continued
Table 174. Occupation of Employed Penons The State Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas of 250,000 or More
l'oNans 16 years old and -
Per$00$
14 and 15 vearo old
16 and 18and 20to14 25 to 29 30 to 34 Total 17yeors 19 years years years years
35to 44 years
.45 to 54 S5 to 59 60 to 64 65 yeors years yeors and over Medlon age veors
THE STATE- Continued Neg"'
.
Maletechnical, e+,ytd Pn>fenionol, and···-···----·····--··-··-··---·-kindred worl
•••••••••••••••••
.
r.~~~~sa'Oir~iiii~s~::~:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: Life and physical scienttsts ............................. . .Physicians, dentists, andpractitioners related practitioner$ ••••••••••••••_Health workers, except _____________________ Social and recreation worl
. -.
Othtir profe5Sional, lechnical, ond kindred worker$ •••••••••• Manogero and administrators, except form·----·-·--·------Salaried -- .......... -- __ ---- __ ---- ---- •••••• ·----·--Manufacturing •• __ •..• ---·-· •••••• ----·· •••• -----·-- . Retail trade __ ----·····-------·-··-·---- ----------·All other Industries-------·-------·----·--------·-·-Self-employed .• -- -· ··-- -- •••• --·· •• ---·-····· -- .. ----. Retoff trade ··-·-·······-------········--·-···-····· . All other industries·----------·······---------------- . Sales workers •••• -·--·-·------- ······-··--· ---····----- Manufacturing and wholesale trade ·····-------------·-·-
.-
-
:rit~~h~~~d~sifie""s" :::: :::: :::: :: :::::::::: :::: :: :: ::::Clerical and kindred workers _____________________________ _-
. . .. .
Bookkeepers and billing clerk•-------·----·····---------Mall handlers and ~ostal clerks---------··---------··---· Othttr clerical and indred workers---··-···--·-----·----Craftsmen and kindred workers --·--·-···-··--------·-···· Carpenters ....... ___ ---- ____ ---- ................................................ .. Construction craftsmen, exc~t carpenters .............................. .. Automobile mechanics, including body repainnen -----·-··--. Mechanic• and repairmen, except auto •••.•••••••••••••••• . Machin is ts •••.•. -·-· __ •••••• __ •• ____ -·-· •••••••• --·--. Metal craftsmen, except mechanic• and machinists ··-·-··--. Foremen, n.e.c __ ........ .,._ .... _.. ____ .... _____ ,.._.,_., ---- __ ------ . Other croflsmen and kindred workers·············-··---Operatives, except tran•port -·-----·····-········---··-··· Assemblers •••••••••.•. __ .••••••••••••••.•• __ •••••••• Garage workers and qo• station attendants •••••..••••••••• Laundry and drycleanong operatives, including ironers ••••••• .
.
--
Precision machine operatives .................... _________ ................. ..
.
---
Other operatives, except transport·-····-···········-··-Durable goads, manufacturing •.••••.•••••••••••••••••• Nondurable goods, including not specified manufacturing __ _ Nonmanufocturing industries _____ .,. .................. __ ..... -------Transport equipment operatives ---·-····--·-··-······----Truck drivero •••••. ··--.............................. . . Other transport equipment operatives •••••••.••••.•.•••••• .
-
laborers, except farm -······················------·-···· . Construction laborers··-·············-··---··-········· Freight, stock, and material handlers -··----·········-··-- . Other labarero, except form •••...••.•.•••••••••••••••••• Manufacturing industries .......................................................... ....
. .
~:e1~t>!~r! :Z. fu~:,:~e~·:::::::::::::::::::::::::: -0
88
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6923
1 074 61
23 21
so
74 19 210 118 99 393 Jill
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53
42 240
46 22
24 169 39
m
22
167 S'lO
930
32 105 91 94 63
42
117 386 1 201 1'46 24
43
61 927 421 341 165 2<19 58 191 737 96
264
377
96
19 26 1 351 5e6
Service workers, except privale household' •••••••••••••••••• . Cleaning service workers---·-·---······-·····--······-· . Food service workers-·······--·--············-···--·-· Health service workers------··-······-···-·-·--···----Personol service workers·-····--·--·-----·---·-········ . Protective service workers ............................... ,. ........................ _... . Privole household worker•------·------------·--·--· ••••••
14 10
-
1<19 91 7
..
112
5 213
-.
, ...... 111ployed ______________________________ _
Pn>fessianal, technical, and kindred worken ••••••••••••••••• Registered nurses ·-··········-························ . Health workers, except nunes •••••••••••••••.••••••••••• . Teachers, elementary and secondary schools •••••••.•••••.• Technicians, except health-···············-·---------·-· Other professional, technical, and kindred workers ....•••••• Managers and administrotors except farrl"I .................................. .. Salaried ·-·- .••••• ················-·······--·-------Sett-employed •••••••••••••••••••••••••• ···--··- -- ••••• .
-
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28
s
-5 18 ---
Sales warkero ··-············-·-·----·---··········-···· Retail trade···············----------·-···-········--. Clerical and kindred workers •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Bookkeepers and cashiers .••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Office machine operators .............................. . Secretaries, stenagraphttrs, and typists ••••••••••••••••••• . Othttr clerical and kindred workers •••••••••••••.••••••••• Craftsmen and kindred workers ·-····-···-····-···-·····-· .
9 4 17 11
°15:!-;:·~::~i~~:~~~-=::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: Laundry and drycleaning operatives, including ironers -----·· Othtir operatives, except transport---·-···-··············.
20
.
.Transport equipment operatives ···-·-·········--··········Laborers, exc"'t form -·-·········-··········-··-······- .. Formers and form managers •• ··-···---··-·······-······-· Farm laborers and farm foremen •••••••••••••••••••••••••• . Service workers, except private hau5ehold Durable goads, monufacturing ..................... - •• Nandurable goods, including not specified manufacturing ••• Nonmanufocturing industries-... ___ ,. ........ __. ..... _....................... ..
1
·-···-·······-····
Cleaning service workers········-·······--···-·-···-··· . Food service workers·-····-·-···-·········-···----··-· Health service workers ................................ . Practical nurses •• ---- -- •••••••••••••••••••••• •••••• • . Personal service workers ............................... Protective >trvlce workers ............................. . Pril'Ote household workers·--·-·····-··-···--·-········--·
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65
755 95 36
307
317 89 78
11
167 128 1 556 125 125 387 919 Ill 1 046
54
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206
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Table 174. Occupation of Employed Persons
1970-Continued
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The State Standard Metropolitan Statistical
Persons 16 years old and over Persons 14ond 15 years aid
Areas of 250,000 or More
16ond 18ond 20 to 24 25 to 29 30 to 34 years years years Total 17 years 19years
35 to 44 years
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Table 174. Occupation of Employed Persons
by Age, Race, and Sex: 1970-Continued
[Doto bated on sample see text for minimum base for derived figures {percent, median, etc.) and meaning of symbols, see text] Persons 16 years old and over
The State Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas of 250,000 or More
Persons 14 and 15 years old
45 to 54 55 to 59 60 to 64 65 years years years years and over Median age
16ond 18 and 20 to 24 25 to 29 30 to 34 years years years Total 17yeors 19yeors
35 to 44 years
737 22 15 22 9 51 77
1 297 15 15 34 4 76 202 49
DUl.Ulff-SUPBtlOR, MINN.-WIS., SMSA - Continued
Total-Continued Male Hlployed-Continued
Assemble~-~~-~:::::::::::::::::::::::: --
---~~ :~~~:'~~~~:::::::::::::::::::::::::::: -Sawyers •• -••• ---- -····· ••••••• ••••••••• ---------····-- Stotionary firemen •••••••••••••••••••• -------------·---- Textile oe>tratives ....................................... . Welders ond f\omecutters •••••••••••••••••••••••••• ------- Other metolworl
Clleckers, examiners, and Inspectors, monufocturing -----····· Gorage workers and gos station attendonts •••••• -------·--·Laondry ond drycleonlng OlJ8fO!lves, n.e.c ·------------------ ~ cutte~ and botchers •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Mine operat1ves1 n.e.c-.. -.............. ___ . ,. ____ .,. ____ ,. .. _________ ,. __ Packers ond wrappers, except produce •••••••••••••.••••••••
Other specified operoti'lfl ---------········--------------Miscellaneous and not speclfoed operative• ................. . Occupation, Machine oe>tratives, miscellaneous specified ••••••••••••• Machine operatives, not specified -----------·-··-··--·Miocelloneous operatives·-···-·---------·--·········· Not specified operatives-------·-············--------·
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•Includes allocated coses not shown separately.
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DETAl LED CHARACTERISTICS
Table 174. Occupation of Employed Person.s by Age, Race, and Sex: [Doto boeed on SOl'llplt,
The State Standard Metropolitan Statistical
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Areas of 250,000 or More
1970-Continued
leo:t. Fot minimum boae fer derived ligu!H ~. median, eteJ cmd meaning of symbolt,
14 and 15 years old
Total
:199
32 616
1 :164
2221
4 647
2 410
2:1o:!
5 636
7 221
3 204
2 266
1 J45
25
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33
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249
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16cmd 18 and 20 to 24 2S to 29 :JO to 34 l7yeors 19 vears yeors years years
35 to 44 years
4511:1 S4 55 to '9 60 to 64 6Syeors years years years cmd-r Median age
DULUTK-SUPEIUOR, MINN.-WIS., SMSA- Continued
Total- Continued
,.........,, ............................ ____________ _
Female employff _______ .. ····------·--·--------Accountont•-···········-····-··---·-··-·-----···-·------
f~=~~~~~~~~:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: Mothemotieol specialists ••••• ___ • ___ •• ____ •••• ___ •• ___ •••• _
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'1~Wt'!'!s"~~-~·~-~~~~~~~~~~-~~e_r:i~~,~-:::::::::::::::::.-
Registered nurses ................... _........... - ......................................... ,.. .... .. Hoo.Ith te.clln!>logists and technicians ••••••••••••••••••••••••• Social scientists ••••••••••••.•••••••••••••••••••••••••• __ _ Social ond recneotian workers·····-·····-····------------·. Teachers, College and universitv----····-··------------·-Elementory ond prekindergarten ···--------·-···· Secondary ------ ______ -·-··-·- ------ •• ------- . Otherscience teochers---------·------·------···--·-·Englneering ond technicians ________________________ _. Technicians, except health, and engineering ond science •••••..• Writers, artists, and entertainers-··-·--------------·--···- . Actors and doncers .••••••• -------·----····--·---- •••• . Authors, editors, and reporters------------·--------=---Other professional, technical, and kindred workers ___________ _..
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,......,. cutd ah' t 1t9tw1, u.ce,t , _ ......................... .. Buyers, purchasing agents, and soles managers-----·--···-·Restauront1 cafeteria, and bar managers ............................................ .. . School administrators ••• _•••• __ •. __ ••.• --···- •••••••••. __ . Other specified managers and administrators ----·-----·-··-- . Managers and administratori, n.e.c., salaried ............... _.. ______ .,. . Wholesale and retail trade--------------···-------······ . Managers and administrators, n.e.c., seff'8fllployed -·---------. Wholesale and retail trade----------·---·····-·-----···- .
Oemonstrotors, hucksters, and peddlers. .•••• ----·-·-····---.
lnsurance, real estate agents, and brokers ••••• ·--·-·····----. Soles clerks, retail trade·---·--------------·-·······-····· . Salesmen, retail trod•--------------------·····-·-·····--- . Other soles workers·····----------··-······---·--···-···.
Cloricol""' kWn4 ......,. ···-···-·····-··-------- . . Bonk tellers •••• ·-···-·····-------------·-----·--·--·· Bookkeepers __ ••••••••••••••••• _•••• ____ ------ •••• ____••_. Cashiers __ ---- __ •• -· ------ •••• __ •••• ·-······-- ____ ···- _Counter clerks, except food ••• -----------····---···------Enumerators and interviewers-----....................... - ................ ,. .... _. File clerks •••• -··--------------·--···-----···-··----·· •• . Office machine operators-----------····--·-·---··-------·. Bookkeeping and billing machine operators····--·--------Keypunch operators •••••••••• ·---·- ----------·-·······. Payroll and timekeeping clerks.-------------------·····-··· Receptionists ....... - __ ......................................... _______ .................. .. Setretories •••••••••••••••• ____ ---··- ---·-----· •••••• __ _
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s..-.lct .......... '"""' pri¥alo ........... -----·----Cleaning service workers·····----·--·-·-···------------Chombermoids ond maids --------------·--·--·--·-····· Food service workers····----------------·---·----······ Cooks, except private household--···-······-·---------Waiters and load counter workers-------·-------------Health service workers .•..••• -----··-------------------· Nursing aides, orderlies, and attendants •••••••••••••••••• Practical nurses .....·-····-··---··----·----------·-·· .. Personal service worken ··----·---·--·-······--··--····· Hairdressers and cosmetologists···--··-··--·--··-···-··
.. ·---·.. ·-·-"' " ""' ........... -'"-----------------·----·-Private household workers, ffving in --------·--------·-··-· Private household workers, living out •• ----------------···· •Includes pratectlvt service workers and allocated
DETAILED CHARACTERISTICS
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MINNESOTA 25-679
Table 174. Occupation of Employed Persons by Age, Race, and Sex:
1970-Continued
(Data based on sample see text For minimum base for derived figures (percent, median, etc.) and meaning of symbols, see text]
The State Standard Metropolitan Statistical
Persons 16 years old and over Persons 14 and 15 years old
Areas of 250,000 or More
16ond 18 and 20 to 24 25 ta 29 30 to 34 years years years Total J7yeors 19 years
35to44 years
45 to 54 55 lo 59 60 to 64 65 years years years and over Median ago years
MINNEAPOU5-ST. PAUL SMSA
Total Male eaploye4 ------------------···-······--·- .
An:hhect•---------------------------------------------- -
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Computer specialists •••• --------·----------·----------·-Engineers •••• __ ---- -··· •••••••••• -··- ··--·-·-·-······-Atronauticol and ostJ'Ol'lauticol ·-··················-----CivK ••••••••••••••••••••••••• __ • ----·-···----···-··· Electricol and electronic ----·-----------·------------·-· MechonicoL ••• --·----- ---- ____ --··-··--·-·----·- ••••• . Other enoineers •••• ---------·-·-----------·---·--·--·- . Lowyers ond judges ------------·------·-·--------------·
~::i~· ~~~~~~~:~~~-~~~-~~~it-~~~::::::::::::::::-. Pharmacists •••••••••••••••••• ·-----------·---------·· Physicians, medical and osteopathic----·-···----------··- -
life and physical scientists·-······------------------------
Chemis ts •• ---- __ ---·-- ·-. ----- -·-····· ----···-······ .
Otherte<:hnologbts related proctitio11<1n> ··········---------------___ __. Health and technicians _______________________ Religious workers ----·----------------·----------··-···Saciol scientists.----- __ -------- •• --··---·-·--·- ___ --··--
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Social a"d recreQ!ion workers-------·--···-··-···-···-···Teochers •••••••••• -· •••••••••• ·····-·-·····-···--·- •••• . College and university __ ···----·--·--····-········-----Elementary and prekindergarten ·-----------·-·····--·--· -
Secondary-----------·---------------------------·-·· En!llneering ond science technicians.·---·---·-----··-··----- .
-.
l>roftsmen ondelectronic surveyors-----·--··-----····-··········· Electrical ond engineering lechniclon._ ___________ _ Technicians, exctpt health, and engintering and science. ______ _ Airplone pilot• •••••••• __ -- •••••••••••••••••••••• ------ Wrlttr•, artists, ond entertainers------·-··-·-···--··------ Othtr professional, ttchnicol, and kindred workers ___________ _
· oo4 lllaolohtntton, '"'"" --··--------Buyers, purcha5ing agents, and sales managers-------------
-S<:hool administrators-••••• -••·.----···-·-···-··-···-··· -managers and administrators, public administration __ .. Specffied
Othtr specified monagen; and administrators --····-···----Monogers and administrators, n.e.c., solaritcL.------------Manufocturlng •• ····--·- ____ ·---. ··--. -----·-· ------Whole•ale and retail trade---------·-----·---·---·-···Transportotian, communications, and other public utillties •• All other industrit1 -·--------------·----·-··········-Monagers and adminl1tralors, n.e.c .• self·employed ··-···-·-· Construction ___ ,, _,. -----.. - ...... --............................ _........... __ , , __
------
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wmen --------·--· ---- -----------------Insurance 5alo1 agtnls, brokers, and underwriters _______________ _ Reol tslote ogenls and braken>--------------------------Sates representative$, manufacturing industries .......................... Soles repruentatives. wholesale trade-----·------····----Soles clerks, retail trade ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Solesmen, retail trod•---------·······---·-·············· Sole1men af services and construction-···----------------Other soles workers---------------------------------·--
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--·--Clorical""" lda4no4 worilen -----·-·-----·--·----·- -Bonk tellers ond cashiers •• ---···-·--·-·-·----------·-·-- -llookktefltl"S and billing clerks .................----······· -Moll handlers and po•tal clerks ••••••••••• ·-·-·-·-···--···-Other clericol and kindred workers······-·----········-··· --
cmn- ..a lda4nl4......,. ··--·-·-···------·--·.. .. ~r.;:i_:r:i~~~~-~~~~~~,~~~~::::::::::::::::::::::: --
--·-----
Cabinetmakers •••••••• __ --·- •••• __ ---- •••••••••••••• __ _ Construction crammen --········--····-···-············ Carpenters •••••••• ·-··---·- ••••••••••••••••••••••••• Excavating, grading, and rood machine operotors ••••• ·-··Electricians .......................... ··-··· --·-······ Masons and tile setters ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Pointers, con st rueI Ion and maintenance, and poperhongers •• Ploslerers and cement flnbhers ____ •••••••••• ·-······-·· Plumbers and pipe fitters···--···-······--···-·····-··Other construction craftsmen ------·--·----··-···--···· ..
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Foremen, n.e.c •••••••••••••• ···--···············-·····Manufacturing·-·· •• -·-· •• -·-------· •• ·-··-·-··- _·-·NonmanufaclUring industries __ ----·--·-·--··-------·-·· Linemen and servictmen. telephone and power-··-·--·-----Locomotive engineers and firemen .. -............. ----------............. .. Mechanics and repoirmen-···-···--··-···---·········-··· Air conditioning, heating, and refrigeration ••••••••••••••• Aircraft -----·-·-··-···· -·-··-················ •••••• Automobile, including body•••••••••·-···-·---·-········ Rodia and television -·--······--·-·····-···-·········· Other mechanics and repoirmen --·--··----------------·
--..
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--..
Mttol craftsmen. except mechanics -·---··---------------· Machinists and job and die setters---··---···-------···· Sheetmetol workers and tinsmith•--··-···-·········-···· Toal and die makers •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Other metal craftsmen···-------·--····-·--····-·····Printing craftsmen ••• ___ ----------------·--------- •••••• Compositors and typesetters---·····---·----··-········ Pressmen ond pkrte printers, printino---------··----·-··· Stationary engineers and powtr station operQ!ors ······--··Other craftsmen and kindred worktn; ··-···--·-···········
-·---------
25-680
MINNESOTA
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6 813
453 126
15 816
19 357
55 391
64 828
52 802
93 843
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31 194
22 330
14 165
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14 759 1 143 134 1 046 2 975 14 314 726 573 I 348 473
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13 416 1 420 178 188 3 155 45 464
3 542
10
19 397 2 123 120 I 806 2 811 19 291 824 435 1 242 518
2 205 300 10 11 224
60 69 79 207 193
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531 1 555 508
461 70 14 689 4 129 74 141 341 182
2 554 371 43 10 415
74 JO 30 110 208
34.3 35.5 38.8 29.3 37.2 38.8 39.5 34.8 37.2 38.0 40.2
203
396
370 224 730 144 73 443 70 120 221 250
486 296 I 199 159 173 704 163 147 486 412
322 227 l 032 256 124 527 125 83 415 137
97 65 389 68 94 176 51 5 141 40
32
24 11 569 171 112 238 48 16 172 30
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167 I 610 574 157 724 I 044 396 213 370 223 1 208 1 579
53 383 161 45 123 200 72 34 78 19 303 437
64 273 IOI 4 135 J1J 75 16 33
17 210 106
69 68 41 5 10 5 153 183
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3 340
374 80 179 612 1 638 401 521 227 489
2 181 184 22 88 415 1 022 220 361 61 380
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493 39 29 283 142
I 302 281 107 654 260
l 336 233 123 695 285
642 77 73 337 155
457 78 36 250 93
450 28 67 244 Ill
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2 019 183 210 207 449 515 220 86 149
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39.2 46.5 40.5 40.4 27.9 39.5 39.4 35.2
7 460 100 324 2 133 4 903
2 856 60 201 530 2 065
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7 050 120 420 I 589
1 917 20 37 22 452 147 25 2.5 44 81 5 86 39
9 612 62 77 2 347 653 121 316 185 363 52 477 180
13 052 33 95 122 3 424 889 161 686 305 413 88 584 298
10 903 40 79 45 2 590 668 195 422 279 329 96 440 161
20 146 90 152 171 5 160 I 442 427 960 538 575 210 737 271
19 151 179 121 J1J 4 956 1 518 350 938 395 621 132 231
7 307 70 90 38 I 609 500 144 267 72 249 14 288 75
44 19 25 116 6 514 5 6 346 23 134
714 418 296 473 27 2 359 56 108 I 204 112 879
1 634 959 675 511 49 3 065 90 310 1 084 115 1 466
I 980 I 168 812 396 29 2 465 105 241 820 157 1 142
3 967 2 189 I 778 860 158 4 223 186 487 l 365 217 I 968
3 333 1 773 1 560 337 183 4 160 174 501 I 391 244 1 850
I 312 739 573 73 62 1 488 77 140 543 57 671
377 65 56 947 61 60 344 35 447
256 168 28 30 30 257 87 118 10 253
I 501 814 326
I 791 873 348 372 198 764 226 367 209 I 355
1 205 617 167 246 175 747 226 342 254 I 073
2 097 883 376 457 381 1 020 396 387 491 1 757
2 478 1 070 483 498 427 960 377 369 497 1 836
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744 362 JOO 132 ISO 381 162 159 226 623
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173 79 94 5 22 274 27
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DETAILED CHARACTERISTICS
Table 174. Occupation of Employed Persons by Age, Race, and Sex: 1970-Continued !Pola booed on oomplo, aeo te>
The State Standard Metropolitan Stathstlcal Areas of 250,000 or More
Persons 14 and 15 ytars old
et<:,)
ond """"1ill(I of 1ymbol1, ..., loXtJ
Person$ 16 years old and O'l'Gr
161!1\d Ill and 20 to 24 2510 29 30 to34 To!ol 17\IWS 19 yeors years yeors years
:151044 yeorll
45 to 54 S5 to YI 60 to 64 6S years yeon years and over Median oge yeors
MINNEAPOLIS-ST. PAUL SMSA-Continued Total-Continued Male employed- Continued
Assemble~~·-~~~-~~::::::::::::::::::::::::--
.--~.'.".'~~~:~~~t~~~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::--
Cho<:kers, examiMrs, and inspectors, monufocturlng ---------Garage workers and ~o• station ottendonts-----·-·····-·-·-· Laundry and drycleanong operatives, n,e,c ··-···-·····-·-···· Meat cutters ond butchers.--------·-··-·-··········-····Mine operatives, n,e,c·-·-···-···-········-········-·--·-· l'llckers ond wrappers, except produce•••••••• _____________ _ Pointers, monufoctured articles----------·--·-··-·--·-··-·-
=s:
~~a:i~i:~r:.~~:.:n_:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: Welders ond ••••••••••••••• _________________ _. . Other metalwork ng operatives ......................... . Other specified operative• ·····················------=-··= Miscellaneous and not specttled operatives ••••••••••••••••• fla~ecutters
Occupation, •Machine operatives, miscellaneous specified ----·-···-·- Machine operatives, not specttled ·····-·--·-···-··---·=Miscellaneous operatives --------·-------·-----------· Not specified operatives -----·········-··············· -
413
28
-
131 12 9 10 17
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125 T.l 21 11
41
-
49 233
5 490 2 650 3 634 517 2 135 41 1 642 735 3 315 354
423 109 3 885 2 946 7 314 13 843 5 3 3 1
2 203 145 14 1 244 52
4 387 515
-
56 1 008 43 52
113 11 7 4
237 38 158 45
5 16 26
9 10 163 215 605 l 153
89 162 315
680 513 110 540
63 56 167 29
11 009 6 093
174 98 3 4 60 13
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56
2SO 9 2;18
177
603 52
27 13 614 595 l 154 2 748
460 281
1 035
103
743 2118
309
682
6 495 864 .486 177 39 191 5 181 100 577 16
5 007
46 20 520 40ll
7 716 71;8 605 128
1 711
3 640
268 101
lff1
349 221
185 11 155 61 445 45
77
465 6 l:JJ 106 568 92
!i'I .465
90 57 280
306 150
127 70 220
51
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24 802
598 40
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274 163 142 75
71 75 72 26
512
167 123 18 16 27 36
162
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30.3 37,7 19.2 38.7
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34.3
Industry,
Mb~~'j;l~~~s::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::-Wood products, including furniture ••••••••••••••••• Primary metal industries ·····-·············--···· .Fabricated metal industries --------------------·-· including electrical ____________________ _. Motor ve icles and equipment-------·------------Machine~,
-
Transportation equipment, except motor vehicles ----- Other durable good•----·······················-- -
40 14
-11 -3
-.
26 5
--
17
Nondurable good• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• __ _ Food and kindred products---···----··--·-····---Apporel and other fobricated textile products •••••••• Poper and allied products·-······················· Chemical• and allied products --·-·-·······-·····-· Other nondurable goods····---------------------Not specified monufocturing industries _______________ _ Nonmanufacturing lndu$tries - ... -............... - ......................... _____ _ Transportation, communications, and other public
.
--
r....,.n ttt•lpmeot .,.,.iives •• -----------------·-- Bus drivers ---------· ···········-····------------ ------ Taxicab driver• and chauffeurs--·-····------···--·-·------ Truck drivers and deliverymen ...---·---··---····---------- Other transport equipment operotives •• -------····-··------- lo..ren, except f1n1 --------------·---·-········- Constructian lo borers ·- ----·--· -------- ----·------· •••• __ freight, stock, and material handlers -··---------------··-·· Other specified laborers-----------··-··--·--------------· Miscellaneous and not •peclfied laborers-----···------------ Occupation, Miscellaneous laborers··--·----·-------···-······--·Not specified laborers ________________________ -------- Industry, Manufacturing __ •• ------------ ..•••• --··----·------- Durable goods-----··----····---------··-·-····-·· All other industries--------------·-··---···-·-·--
~:: r.rus~~~.~~~l~~~~~~~~i:~~==::::::::::::::: --
--
Machinery, including electricol •• --------------··-·· Transportation equipment.- •• ··-···-··--·-----· --Other durable goods-----------·······--------·-· Nondurable good• ·- ----·--·-· •••• -·--------·--- ··- . Food and kindred product•---·······-·----------·· Not specified monulocturing industrie•--···--·-------Nonmonufocturing Industries····---------··----------Railroads ond railway express service ············---- . Tronsportotian, except railroads---·····-··-··------- Communications, and utlUties ond sanitary services----Wholesale and retail trade··-·····---·····--·--····· All other industries--------······-------·--·--··-··
--.... ,_ -------·-···----------·- ,..,. ................. ,__ ·----------···------- Paid form laborers and form foremen.·-··--·---------·-···- Unpaid family workers-·-·----------·--·-···-----······-- Str
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l'ri- .... . - - . , . _________________________ _
-
•includes allocated coses not shown separately,
DETAILED CHARACTERISTICS
1 063 2 241 114 196 1 583
33
4 819 1 187 12S 1 399 417 1 691 97 2 834
15 18
556 I 1Sl l 127
-4
utilities __ .............................. - ........ .,, __ ~ .. - ....... _.... _____ _
Wholesale and retail trade·--·-···----------------
352 544
-18
917 433
29 61 7'I 162
-
21 81
76 30
461
9
18 165 21 211 23 236
4 9 24
141 9 85
47
46
37
92 107
2 133 1 :222 46 89 202 484 5 66
l 563 993 27
330
134 152 3n 35 21 252
898 120
570 115
1 117 631 23 30 101 222 27 9
5
770 263 9
775
42 l,83 26 3ll
238 24 401
116 204 295
66 114 95
75 92 144
77 17.l 151
70 213 lSl
3 248
3 244 175 171 2 139 759
2 930
5 270
13'1 100
:266 210
4m
207
136
um
3 416 291 2 087 499 539
4 482
3 847 14 198 4 458 3 896
4 224 166 3 165 598 295
4ll 165
l 010 2 886
50 245
911
441
145 500
63 308
215
IS 9
1 738 1 058 83 371
83 41 7 17
249 157 18 56
347 231 17 85
732 151 5
277 45 282 675 387
11
43
6
42 19
40 92 45
so 7 n
212
290
79 113
2 158 27'1 197 280 765 637
137 64
155 105
108 112
39 26
139 22 18 19 47 33
4
2 1114
18
u
a1
122
174 116 58
l 221 1 047 174
214 182 32
173
183 147
2 056 454 1 185 166 826 24 143 10
5 618 1 335 3 586 1'199 1 675 140 360 9
3 458
-
"755 14 314 9 807 3 332 3 032 1 506 3 335 5 625 1 ()48 1 805 2 46ll
9
44
9'I
111
21
9
-6 6 198
-6
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-
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-
-
26
-4
119 54
1 160 1 489 574 ST.l 254 220 44
-
-
130 382 16
34 214
~
1 193 26 527 427 213
--
924 87 91
107 362 13 615
94
5 292 95
32
20 90
460
1 208 130 15 653 410
-
36 182
282
:m
-43
17
219
24 205 1m 1 191 15 998 5 244
75
1 818
1187 290 30 231 67 2111 7 '434
20
37S 247 1 790 836 841 2 lSS 638
645
111 47 5 298 19 37
22
36 4 403 1 UXl 997
334 324
641
336
166 94
-400
372
44 13
7'I
21
202
142
77
ii.4
64 71
32
70 Ml
10 37 30
33.3 34.4
1 670 146 106 1 100 318
1 019 94 95
454 45 70
S7.1 37.5 37,7 37.4 35.6
1 325
1 047 216 376
640
3 726
352 931 283
3 124
674 l 816 57'1 657
1 458 616 512
279 261
n
231 426
158 354
104 157
253 134
64
141l 84 12 24
214 120 9
32
23
43
81 42
64 37
21
29 119 95
so-
139 26 26
4
50
s
404 54
45
20 7
us
-
135
2 859 770 S71 190
:1260 593 380
4811 1 656 823 295 70 117 508 1 388
79 115 419
773
204 235
112 101 4llO
4
10
79
404
-
369
215 T.ll
'
63
26 91
38.3 29.2
99 59
83 73
30 8
29.1 28.3
20 10 10
19
11
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i:i.i
-
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s
9
59
8
129 23 14
81 81
30.7
149
212
162 53 17
114 78 6
79
34.4 42.2 45,5 31.3 34.S 30,9
243
298
:144
260
27.6 32.5
27.1 31.7 23,9 31.4 31,7
15
so
6
4
33.1
158 306 117
203 582
40
152
100 S4 T.l 389 653 115
622 200
94 64
39
24 tJl 58 106
-
22 63
35 12 lS 10 10
'4S 12'1 102 74
22
59 29
67
1853
1
32.0
252
1 031
:JP,7
~.3
29.4 31.9
401 1S7 5 101 IS 123 4
3 763
:m
56
33.2 32.4
-26
462
538
30 9 51
5 6 103
2 229
2 562 507 1 U7 417
260
31 47 84 100
in 3 150 1 046
470
6
m
1 831 l 037 S8 63 177 414 26
22 13
87 6
5
i1'.3
30.9 35.4
is·.a 43.6
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41 42
53 34
25 41
40,7 24.2 31.7
516
278
m
365
51.6
167 161 6
st
10 66 4
57 38 19
i7.4
3 072 1 715 428 109 63 30 216 535
2 553 l 475 362 129
2 297
34.$
18
38 262
s 424
2 659 875 255 88 80 '425 1 114 2tll 378 435 IS
40 17
40
200
10
1 349
296
47 66
146 'UN 101
374 Ml 274 49
232 33
-
32
20
265
29,8
20.l 45.2 19.8 19.3 17.8 22.8 34.3 41.2 '42.9
51.6
36.6 52.7
MINNESOTA 25-681
Table 174. Occupation of Employed Persons by Age, Race, and Sex:
1970-Continued
!Dota ba~ on sample, ... text. For minimum base for derived figures (percent, median, etc.) and meaning af symbols, see text]
The State Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas of 250,000 or More
Persons 16 years old and over Persons 14 and 15 years old
Total
FH1ale ..,ioy.ci _••••••••.•• ------------------.
4 129
306 480
13 937
Accountonts ___________________________________________ Pr9ftulollal, 1ecllolal, ........... -'""------------_
101
50 778 3 067 809 1 001 169 333 11 403 331 10 387 2 930
239 28
16and 18 and 20 to 24 25 to 29 30 to 34 17years 19 years years years years
35 to 44 years
45 to 54 55 to 59 60 to 64 65 years years years years and over Median age
MINNEAPOLIS-ST. PAUL SMSA-Continued Total- Continued
-Computer specialists •••• __ •••••••.•• -------···-- ________ _ Ubrorian•-------··-·-····------·--·-··········--------Mothematicol specialists.................................. -
Ute and physical scientists ••••••••••••••••••••••.••••••••• .-
~~:;~~~~-d-~~~~~~~~~~-~~~~·~~-::::::::::::::::: --. --
~Isl.red nul'$0$ .................................... . Heolt lechnologlsls and technicion•-----·-·--·------------· Social scientists •••••• -------·······------------- ---- ••• Social ond recreotion workers-----····-·-··-·-----=------Teachers, College and university-------------------------ElemeMory and prekindergarten ----------------· Secondary •••• ----·- -----------·-·· ••••••• __ _Other teachers··--··-------------- ••••••••• __ _Engineering and science technicians •••••••••••••••••.•...••• Technicians. ex.cept heotth, ond engiRHring and science _______ _ Writers, arti•ts, and entertainers -·--·······-·------------· Actors and dancers .................. ·----- ____ •• -----Authors, edltors, and reporters •••••••••••••••••••••••••• Other praltssianal, technical, and kindred worken ••••••••••••
---. . _ . ...i •1 I liator1, ""°" t... ------------· Buyers, purchasing agents, and sales managers-------------- Restaurant, cafeteria, and bar managers ................... . School administrolars -----·-···---------- ................ Other specified mona~ers and administrators ---------------- Managers ond administrators, n.e.c., salaried---------------· Whole••le ond retail trade---·-······------------------· Monogero and odmlnistrotors, n.e.c., self-employed----------- Wholeoole ond retoll trode ---·-··-·-··-·------·-··-----· Salts""""'--------------------------------------
Demonstrators, hucksters, and peddler'---·-····-··-·------lnsurance, real estate ogents, ond broker•--·····--·-·------· Soles clerks, retail trode •• ·--··-···------------·--·--·---· Salesmen, retail trod•----····--------------------·-·-··· Other soles workers-----------·-···--------------------
·-
-Clerical oo4 kWA4 wvken ---··········------··-· -Bonk tellers --------------·-···-·· ···--··- -----------.. -Bookkeepers ____ •• __ •••••• ---- •• __ •• ---------- ---· •••• Cashiers ___ .... _..... __ ---------------- ... - ........................................ .. ---
Counter clerks, except food---------···-----------······- .. Enumerotor5 and interviewers ............................................................ .. file clerks •• ·····--·--·-------······-·--··--·-·-·-··--Offi<;e machine operators _______________________________ _--Bookkeeping and billing machine operators ·-·-----------Keypunch operators···-···--------------------·---·-Poyrolt. a~d timekeeping clerk•---------------·-·-·-·-·-··· Recephonis1s •••• __ •••••• __ -----·-· ................ ---Secretories •• __ •• ____ ---· __ •••• -- •• __ -· •••• ---- -·-··--Stenographers ------ ---· ................ -- __ •. --------Telephone operotoro --·······-····-··-------------------
·-
--
-------
--
·-
~~~~t~lf~ai"aruik.inii..td".;(,;:i(O($:::::::::::::::::::::::: ---c..m.- ................ work... ____________________ _
---Asoemble~~·-:~~-~~::::::::::::::::::::::: ---Bottling ond conning operotiv"'-----------··-·-·-·-·------ -Checkers, exominers, and inspectors; monufocturinq ·-------- -Dressmakers and .seamstresses, except factory .......................... .. Foremen
1 ,,
.e.c .................................................................. ---- ---- .... ..
Laundry ond dry cleaning operatives, including ironers. •.•.••• ·Graders and sorters, manufacturing------··------·-·------ -Pockers and wrappers, except produce •..•.•.•••••••••.•••• -Sewers and stltchers •••••••. ·------·-- ···--------···-··· ··-
Texllle operatives -------------------- ······---·--····-Other specified operatives --------------····-···-----··-Miscellaneous and not specified operatives --------·-·------
·---
-M~u~~~u~~s :::::::::::::::: :::: :: :::: :::::::::::--
·-..
Machinery, including electrical •••••••••.•.•.••.••••• Other durable goods •••••••••••••••• _____________ _ Nondurable goods, Including not specified monufocturing .• f
-----
-·--
T-.,..t ....,.,.... -""'-···---····-·--·-···-·
·-
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_
unpt i... ··--·····-··-····--·-·------
"'"" ............. i... -
.. -- ------------------ ..
..
Pold form laborers and form foremen ••• --------------·-···
--Cleaning service workero ····--·-···--·--·----------------· Chombermaids ond maids ---·--------------------····-.. Food service workers····--··-·-·--··------·-·---------Cooks, except private household _______________________ _-·Wolter• and food counter workers---------···------·-·- -Health service workers •.•••. __ •• --------- •••• _. -·····--· -Nursing oides, orderlies, ond ottendont•-··-····-·-------- -Proctlcol nurses •• -------- __ ••••••••• _••• ·--·.-------- -P.,rsonol serviceond workers------·--------------·-·--······ Hairdressers cosmetologists _______________________ _.. -Unpaid family workers·-·-----·------------·--····------
Senlc1 '""'""· ...... privoll .......... -----------
rn- ........, ........________________________ _
Private household workers, living in····--·-·-··-··-·-·--·Private household workers, living out •••• ·-----------------
-----
-
--4 9
-3 14
-
1 1 11 4 1 1
6 6
2
17
5 9 1
19
32
4
---4 --
-
422 5
204 6 207 511
126 5
-
19 7 7
--
25 33 6 6
18 273 29
-
m
14
10 9
-56 22
20 5 5 5
--
15 8 S3 6
10 10
-
1 3'11 93 54 769 63 533
84 64
84 6 1 456 8 1 448
265
808 635 541 736 517 064 177 746 43 72\ 577 518 403 793 407
:nos
3 870 1 123 740 480 22 792 1 252 1 516 16 513 451 3 060 124 644 1 659 13 028 8 118 2 069 368 3 956
6 1 3 1 4 30 1 3 11 35 4 1 32 8
879 038 920 251 545 238 954 624 728 207 740 154 915 604 112 2 615 972 2 048 102 3 552 1 929 219 s 585 7 177 5 731 2 536 847 1 689 3 195 517 207
I 446
715 2 804 146 261 175 86 52 011 s 493 1 711 22 31>1 4 590 12 810 12 375 7 479 2 318 7 869 3 366 $ 156 638 4 518
-
16
-
17 12 5 20 17
16 56 6 6 37
-20
24 148 974 134 13 64 11 4 181 5 in 109 27 32 39 16 24 77 11 101
13
29
131 133 25 11
16 13
49
----
2 430 17 2 132 22 259 4 318
-
113 1 501 217 4 320 97 25 53 3 168 210 27 293 294 1 071 IO
4 620
86 4
-4 112 100 IS
-
150 149 104 6 6 98 30 13 45 11 196
-
11
-
11 5 377
369
211 3 679
239
2 549 874 653 6
264 8 626
10 616
-
48 14
--
2 408 20 46 2 078 19 245 13 256 157 722 1 237 312 20 1 036 840 134 459 57 547 2 157 181 423 1 884 3 683 174 5 1 159 496 5 45 24 46
9
248 79 9 368 430 345 95 33 62 250 29 27 BS 23 244
59 722 11 756 551 324 146 48
,,
2 619 60 2 351 1 095 58 396 355 2 593 I 118 156 327 31 646 12 174 l 231> 927 ll!O 64 25 199 442 106 17
-
2 408 82 232 1 592 34 468 29 777 480 2 508 8'lO
309 20 1 028 2 086 273 1 381 260 I 268
8 563
495 720 3 153 7 997 569 78 4 773 1 738 12 300 35 177 11 354 99 9 885 1 153 900 421 153 268 479 75 30 253 100
14 9 5 233 106 2 057 162 1 444 1 885 1 394 97 357 148 261 35 226
33
1 672 575 58 359 319 2 .of08 1 126 241 157 19 475 19 171 1 054 852 126 64 25 202 398 116 37 19 1 437 252 149 722 35 279 12 848 196 1 296 567 119 11 196 978 141 625 183 553 4 042 77
m
1 122 3 209 501 99 3 092 1 072
282
22 111 12 280 42 9 661 601 503 301 126 175 202 18 5 98 79 241
382
-
4 902
33 105 9 605 398 241 136 17 103 1 919
8 1 1 3 I
6 15 10 5 643 377 172 983 188 469 159 541
14 4 1 1
806
2 398 1 174 366
38
328
1
5 9 099 235 46 107 89 923 284 485 541 078 505 337 30 307
23 178 5 236
173
63
48 18 27 1 198 12 1 135 363 25 153 232 1 332 447 224 68 11
31>7 12 96 487 818 97 53 31> 149 406 96 77 43 1 375 248 102 766 9 250 9 065 1'10 952 602 100 8 222 744 124 477 89 412 2 428 IOS 213 766 2 284
50 126 8 968 536 123 205 28 68 2 159 36 2 031 423 64 252 278 2 088
840
352 166 42 417
93
927 1 936 271
204
3 2 19 2 1
4 1 5
309
85 2 465 725 5 266 51 143 10 243 118 15 437 452 390 195 86 109 195 32 3 62 124 172 6
6 1
648
104 316 21 733 245 55 1 069 I 451 1 202 531 157 374 671 85 28 249 190 542 54
39
18 21 3 379 231 82 1 422 223 992 873 516 217 560 269 190 20 170
124 423 769 210 145 98 338 323 325 196 122 372 617 364 543 302 292 135 341 990 125 594 232 546 562 335 522 720 733 858 239 614 923 29
7 3 2 1
57 46 11 431 582 175 952 909 277 332 859 2'10 963 371 521 28 493
53 558 7 292 734 24 183 31 47 1 770 107 1 585 210 26 302 225 1 364 615 204 193 28
448
81
888 2 399 392 226 116 553 902 271 210 152
4 490 214 354 3 289 127
22 166 2 852 242 16 108 16 16 643 18 d:J7 52 21 168 70 6tlJ 248 55 39 10 109
-
52 379 I 126 179 88 25 340
418 138 76 60 2 230
48
173 1 691
44
506
20 #4 255 2 762 I 073 413 127 442 719 139 249 296 547 5 129 399 552 1 635 6 095 1 202 341 7 765 1 745 43
7 1
I
2
2
800
255 478 20 1 050 518 70 1 174 1 612 1 275 604 218 386 671 98 30 337 108 595 47 60 52 8 8 499 1 281
336 4 246 1m 1 836 1 464 1 026 173 1 020 475 657 81 576
3 1
274 649 46 022 516 151 33 201 250 64 66 67 227 680 184 238 630 404 516 161 975 535 14 188 162 256 5 355 326 21 338 775 627 279 56 223 348 97 29 148 46 228 19 14 10 4 964 863 181 71l 625 602
664 446 93
480 215 547 93 454
15 364 2 237 160 5 65
-
11 595 34 552 49 8 99 48 585 191 60 6 14 75
17
11 176 1 619 111 30
--
302 14 277 34
5
35 76
456 135 145 25
5
71
24
266 691 91 35 26 194 270 74 75 43 1 466 29 84 1 119 26 208 4 922 11 751 263 87 5 111 98 9 16 49 139 900 81 270 379 1 778 321 111 1 729 184
189 607 42 48 30 180 204 96 103 65 1 210 19 51 928 13 199 2 748 10 359 167 89 5 59 77 4
70 152 273 9 132 241 15 279 374 267 73 14 59 194 37 20 107 19 130
16 163 136 5 57 246 16 204 180 118 31 4 27 87 16 22 62 15 74 14
-
22
22
-
3 222 776 248 1 318 520 453 500
326 100 355 80 605 119
486
15 138 567 70 94 145 953 210 31 1 123 100
-
15 3 12 2 495
546 152
886
336 265
340
233 45 394 121 1 046 184
862
34.8 32,7 39.7 26.4 39.4 32.4 30.5 34.0 45.7 34.4 27.1 33.3 33.4 32.4 32.7 31.2 36.6 28.9 37.5 31.6
30.i
33.6 45.3 45.1 45.0 44.5 47.1 43.2 45.6 49.5 50,3 39.0 35.2 42.0 39,4 43.7 35.8 31.2 29.9 38.6 28.8 34.4 44.0 23.0 27.1 28.1 25.5 36.4 27.6 30.3 37.7 31.8 27.4 33.6 43.6 47.0 40.7 36.0 45.2 41.4 54.6 47.S 39.3 42.5 52.J <16.8 37.7 40.5 40.2 39.7 36.6 41.0 40.6 43.8 44.l 42.2 U.1 3'.1 46.5 41.6 44.9
...
34.4 50.6 <16.8 37.4 48.7 30.1 26.0 26.6 27.3 29.2 28.5 49.2
59.1 47.1
1lncludes protective service workers and allocated costs no-I shown separately.
25-682
MINNESOTA
DETAl LED CHARACTERISTICS
Table 174. Occupation of Employed Persons by Age, Race, and Sex: (Dola boHd on $0Mplt, ' " 1$>
The State Standard Metropolitan Statistical
For minimum bose for clerMd flgum (percent. medlon, etc.) ond meon1ng of symbol1.,
Me !ex!]
Pvnons 16 yeO
Persom
14rnd 15 years old
Areas of 250,000 or More
1970-Continued
Total
16 and 17 years
6 413 988
147 16
18ond 20 ta 24 25to29 30to 34 19yoors years jll(lts yeDrl
35 lo 44 yeors
45ta 54 55 w 59 60 ta 64 65 )OIOts yeors years yeon ond over Median age
MINNEAPOU5-ST. PAUL SMSA-Continued Negro
-~~~~sand-Juilfes~::~:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: -. Liie and physico scientists-----------·--·-······----- _ Physicians, dentist•, and Alated practitiollef's ··-·-·---·-=-= Heolth workers, except practitioners_·-···-·--·--------·.. Social ond ...creotlon workers-----·---·-··-·-·--·----··· Male etaflk!ye4 --------------------------------
Professional, te<:hmcol, and kindred workers----··------··---
. .
Teochers---------------·-·-·-----------------········ Te<:hnlcions, except health -·-·--···-···-·----···-······· Writers, artists. and entertainers ....... -------.... -.. -............ ,,, __ _ Other professional, te<:hnlcol, and kindred workers •••••••••• Managers and admini$1rators, except farm-----·-···-······· Salaried •••• ··-··· •••••••••••• ··--·--·········-· •••• _Manufacturing •• ··-· -·-· •••• ···--------- •••••••••••• . Retail trade-·····---··-···--··-················-··All other Industries·-----·----····-··-·-······--·----
---. Se~~!h~~~~~is::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: . Soles workers ·--- ---·----·-------·-·-----------·-····-- Manufocturing and wholesale trade ··--·-------···---·--- . RetaD trade -··-···-··-·-··-·-·-···------·-·········-· All other industries······----------------··-··-·····--· Clerical and kindred workers-------·-···---····-·----·---Bookkeepers and bllllng clerks---·····-·---·-··---------- MoD handlers and postal clerks_·-··-··----·------------- -
--
Other clerical and kindred workers-··------·--·-·--···--Craftsmen and kindred workers -·-----·----·--------····-Carpenters __ -·-· __ -··- __ -· ____ -·-··-·-··-- ---·-······ . Construction craftsmen, except carpenters --------- .. -- ........ . Automobile mechanics, including body repairmen ---··-···· • Mechanics and repairmen, except auto ...................................... .. Machinists •• ______ ------·-·- ____ -------- ••••••••••••• Metal craftsmen, except mechanics and machinists ····-··-- -
.
.
foremen, n.e.c ____ ---- -------- __ ----- .............. ____ .... ___ _.
Other craftsmen and kindred workers ··-······-·---·----- . Operatives, except transport·------------------···-------- . Assemblers ···-····-···------------------·--------·-· Garage workers ond ~as station attendants ••• _. __________ _. Laundry and drycleomng operatives, including ironers ••••••• Precision machine operatives-------------------................... .. Other operatives, except transport-------·--········-···· Durable goads, monulocturing ••••••••••••••••••••••••• . Nondurable goods, including not spe<:ified manufacturing __ _ Nonmonufacturing industries ................................................... .. Transport equipment operatives ········--·········-···-··- . Truck drivers •••••••••••••••••••• ·······-··--·--·----Other transport equipment operotives •••••• ·--·--·-------- -
-
..
-
83
--
-----
---
-4 -4
31 -31 -----8
-
4
-4 -4 5
-s
loborers, except farm --------------·-·-----·------------ . Construction laboArs --------------·-·----------------fAight, stock. and material handlers ••••••••••••••••••••• . Other laborers. except farm ........................................................ ... Manufacturing industries ......................................................... ...
21
Servi°' workers, except private household'-·-··········-···· Cleaning service workers---------------·-··--···-·--··- Food service workers---·----------·---------------·-·· . Heolth service workers._·-------------·---·-·---------Personal service workers .................................................. .,. .... __ _.Protective service workers .................................................... --.. -- Privote household workers·------·-------------·-··-··-···
-
-
. ~~~is~~edr:O:~ fu~:ro~~~~-:::::::::::::::::::::::::: .
-
ft•alt . .ployed __ ------------------ -- --··-···-
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DETAILED CHARACTERISTICS 494·465 0 - 73 • 44
MINNESOTA 15-683
Table 175. Occupation of the Male Experienced Civilian Labor Force by Eamings in 1969 and Race: 1970 {Doto based on sam~. see text. For minimum base for derived figures (percent, median, etc.) ond meaning of symbols, see text] Ma~s
The State Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas of 250,000 or More
Totol,
Median eomlngs (dollars)
with earnings in 1969 $10,000
Eorneri
$1to
$2,000
$4.000
$5.000
$6.000
$7,000
<>Yer
or loss
$3,999
$4,999
$5,999
$6,999
$7.999
$9,999
$14,999
or more
bperie!Ked cMllan Wier
931 288
124 208
93 291
47 104
60 718
73 661
91 282
164 043
190 701
86 210
7 730
Pmtuloolol, todullcal, ....
137 903 11 420 l 046 5 783 20 7'l9 181 2 848 4 742 3 611 9 347 4 276
1 745 462
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4 273 322 16 138 273
10 458 1 036 35 359
23 501 2 515 91 1 382 2 394
63 57
78 128 61 l'IO 156
83 SS 33 102 33
4 924 350 25 192 453 6 74 104 94 175 77
1 156
60
9 604 68 136 462
44 026 3 791 341 2 473 10 274 107 1 317 2 428 l 845 4 S77 831
26 731 1 738 373 724 s 441 49 785 1 272 929 2 406 2 562
10 205 9 856 12 801 10 618 12 604 13 061 12 S74 12 737 12 625 12 S23 15000+
13 059 13 09S 12 8S4 12 748 15000+
m
33
5S7 326
11 339 11 S16 15000+ 15000+ 12 S33 15000+ lSOOO+ 6 916 6 192 12 879
11 896 12 055 15000+ 15000+ 13 264 15000+ 15000+ 7 791 6 416 13 335
16 years
old ond
$1,999
to
to
to
to
to
$8.000
to
to
$1S,OOO
All earners
worked SO to 52 weeks
THE STATE Toted
forte---------------------- WMnMI,...... _______________ _-
~~.:; ~~~~~:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: -Aeronautical and ostronoutlcol ------------------------------ -
Accountants __ ---------- -- -- ---- -- - ---- -- -- - ---- ---------- -Archttects •• __ ------ --------------------- ----------------- __ -
--
CivU ------ -- ---- ------------ -- ---------- ---- __ ------ ___ _
Eletlricol and_____________________________________________ electronic -------------------------------- ___ __ Mechanical.
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Lffe and physical scientists ••••• ______________________________ _ Chemists ------------- _____ -------- ------------ - ----- -- --
--
Ph~\is~~· ~~~~~~~·~~-~~~~-~~~~:~:::::::::::::::::::: -
Pharmacists •. ---- -- - --- -- ------ ---- ------------- ------- -- Physicians, and osteopathic-------------------------Other relatedmedical practitioners •• _______________________________ _Health technologists and technicians ••••••••••••••••• __________ _ Religious workers __ ---------------------------·-- ----------· Social $dentists •• -- __ -------- -- --.---- ---- ------- -------- --· Social and 1e<:reotion worker•--------------------·-----------Teachers •• ___ --------- __ ------ ----- __ ---- -----------------College and university •••• -- ------ ________ ------ -----------Elementary and prekindergarten -·-·------------------------Secondary __ ---- -- -- •••• -- __ ---- __ ••• _---------- ------ __ _ Engineering and science technlcion•.--··-···--·---···----------broft.men ondelectronic survevors--------·--------------------·-·--Electricol and engineering technicians. _______________ _ Technicians, except health, and engineering and science. __________ _ Airplane pilot• ---- -·-·-· -- -- - _---- ------------ ---------- -Writers, orti•ts. ond entertainers--------·--------------------Other professional, technical, and kindred workers _______________ _-
---------
--------
......,. ••• ....,..tnrtan, exctpt '-----------------8\IYOrs. purchasing ogents, and so~s managers----·-----------School administrators •••• -- ------ --------------------------Specified managers and administrators, public administration •.•• __ Other specttied mono9ers and odministro1ors ------------------Managers and odmin1Strotors, n.e.c .. soloried ...... -------------
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Transportation, communications, ond other public utilities---·--Alt other industries---·-·---·-·--------------------------Monogers ond odminislrolors, n.e.c., self-employed-------------Construction ---- -· -----·-------------------------------Manufacturing ____________ •• ____ ---------------- •• --- --- _ Wholesale and retail trade-----------------··-------------All other industries------------------------·--------------
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2 1 10 1 I 5 1 I 5 l
684 640
005
917 781 OIS 292 714 370 649
2 230 27 640 7 396 s 432 13 171 15 972 6 7&I 3 366 3 333 l 687 9 269 14 783 108 120 14 588 3 257 6 226 17 399 50 736 12 913 18 608 4 638 14 577 15 914 2 623 1 139 8 705 3 447
Sclea w..t
61 911 7 663
Cleri
61 322
1el~rs
----
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Cabinetmakers •• ---· -- ------ ---- -- --- --- ---- -· -- -- ------ --Construction craftsmen -- ------ __ -------------· _----------· _ Carpenters •• ------ ---- ---- __ •• __ -- -- -----· --·- •• ------·Exca"!'!ing, grading, and rood machine operotor'-------------Elecinc10ns .• ---- ---- -- ----- ___ -- -- -- -- ---·---- ---------- -Masons ond tile setters ----·-----------------------------Pointers, construction and maintenance, ond poperhongers •••••• Pktsterers ond cement finishers •••• -------·----·---··--·--·Plumbers and pipe fitters.--------------------------------Other construction craftsmen -----------------------·-·---Foremen, n.e.c ..... .,. ......... -- .......... ,. ______ ---- .. _.......................................... .. Manufacturing---- -- _. -- •••• -- ------ -- ------ -- ---- ---- -- Nonmomsfocturing indu•trles ··-----·---------------------·Linemen ond servicemen, te~one and power -----------------lccomotive engineers and finmen •• ----------------------·---Mechoni<:s and repoirmen----------------------··-------·--->Jr conditioning, heating, ond refrigerotion -·---------------·· >Jrcroft -------- -- -- -- -· __ •• ---- ---- -------- ---- --- --- -Automobile, Including bodY--------------------------------Rodio and television --------------------·-------------·--Other m&<:honi<:s ond repairmen -·--------------------------
--
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Me1al craftsmen, ..cept mechanics -·------------------------Machinists and job and die setters-------------------------Sheetmetal workers ond tinsmilh•--------------------------Tool and die makors -------------------------------------Other metal croftsmen ----------------------------··--·--· Printing craftsmen •• - _---- ---- -- ---------------- -- - ----- ---Compositors and typesetters------------------------------Pressmen and plate printers, printin9-----------------·-----Stationory engineers and power station operators ·------------· Other craftsmen ond kindred workers -------------------------
-------------
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25- 684 MINNESOTA
271!8
7 106 12 790 14 426 7 'J(1t 3 163 6 666
146 365 5 70 170 20S 102 38 356 S2 113 126 65 187 588 41 249 l 533 743 220 374 976
389
101 107 19 l 148 1 220 4 650 362 98 217 1 022 l 443 214 581
82
5
177 14 25 120 18 134 424 34
180 2 208 873 383 812 1 407
69 1 022 351 183 450
711
214 76 23 701 1 138
299 134 49 21 242 665
4 042 358 43 250 943 1 331 240 580
2 688 320 54 90 494
62.
449 1 117 129
7 302 312 194 242 417 3 488 745
4 789 329 173 21>7 472 2 225 649 184 490
332
9
92 463 41 95 252 75 216 1 023 74
566 1 508 170 122 778 438
1 572
-
83
578
327
61 43 276 41 79 117 39 13S
509
19 lW
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37 233 481 5 29 122 106 219 81
62.
4S 350 49 61 222 18 202 733 43 184 l 314 216 426
586
4 107 110 109 256 78
-
30S
460
377 1 2S2 2S3
148 86 415 50 50 279 36 17S 7rH 58
472 292
157 2 480 282 711 1 397 2 212 982 359 277 72 610 1 123
504 5 290 782 1 272 2 891 4 343 1 786 1 07S 599 225 1 526 2 404 16 1147 2 701 2S9 l S54 2 751 7 469 1 569 3 250 754 l 896 2 113 354 105 1 285 369
1 072 7CYI 1 670 2S3 676 471 270 258 560 659 S98 9 687 2 131 1 722 5 289 3 S56 1 418 963 893 407 2 686 4 677 32 530 4 816 1 281 2 168 5 086 15 950 4 130 s 005 2 093 4 722 3 229 622 254 1 685 668
603
101 12S 30S 72 319 630 176
s 69S
1 316 5S7 3 123 699 88 194 545 180 3 298 1 819 302 1 002 482 146 58 1 075 823 1 466 2 313
199 213 350 861 442 146 96 24 41S 538 4 100 428 32 174 755 l 516 155 895 85 381 1 195 178 66 706 245
5 8114 725 52 352 l 024 2 546 364 1 371 183 628 1 18S 199 7S 668 243
1 802 1 001 60 548 1 3S9 3 S26 569 1 906 290 761 1 308 153
3 358 279 123 284 479 1 126 628 103 336
4 188 370 214 283 823 1 215 712 190 381
s 193
14S 162 266 1 070 422 100 177
176 521 1 282 1 140 779 252 400
9 775 1 447 357 1 290 2 503 1 574 1 145 S74 885
14 151 2 139 5S2 2 195 3 832 1 717 1 577 893 1 246
29 577 3 877 1 378 873 3 965 16 099 5 S85 4 497 1 041 4 976 3 385 722 298 1 664 701 10 584 1 91S 854 l 862 2 716 871 6S2 S3S 1 179
642
856
87 523
48
198 874 96 41 574 163 2 571
w
/J)6
l 493 613 316 161 73 475 705
9S 767 293
643
8 9 10 8 9 8 7 8 11 14 9 9
8 S75 11 10 13 11 12
111 560 922 185 896
13~
663 684 S91 912 796 182 956 768 688 748 368 666
9 496 10 487 12 843 9 238 9 947 8 713 8 560 9 106 12 247 15000+ 10 672 10 694
11 237 11 4S2 14 022 9 907 10 346 12 094 13 945 10 198 11 947 12 551 8 729 10 261 9 667 0 438 8 079
11 644 11 793 14 564 10 323 10 922 12 448 14 192 10 603 12 171 13 023 9 089 11 MO 10 314 8 666 8 732 9 634 11 194 11 083 11 630 10 639 7 132 8 -409 10 443 9 418
8 10 10 11 10
727 S20 109 148 200 s 382 7 640 9 465 7 943
736 645 478 463
5 794 326 472 544 4 452
2 746 87 242 202 2 21S
3 950 95 457 366 3 032
s 667
546 637 5 819
9 029 157 669 l 997 6 206
15 465 235 881 4 363 9 986
9 145 128 650 1 287 7 080
1 962 19 188 184 1 S71
7 3 7 8 7
184 285 959 1 532 1 358 54 660 18 566 7 673 7 803 3 895 5 670 I 70S 6 7fn 2 639
11 246 123 129 152 3 990 1 828 321 311 175 831 77 300 147
11 9114 113 117 117 4 031 1 894 431 293 220 635 125 252 181
8 190 107 82
12 296 1<46 131 1S9 3 775 1 553 67S 344 214 463 129 294 103
15 776
21 575 126 176 237 5 490 1 68S l 278 672 284 S92 162.
43 759 132 411 299 11 213 3 671 1 808 1 444 948 l 150 438 1 134 620
51 982 78 234 174 16 426 4 S93 1 515 3 S24 1 S09 1 037 507 2 935 806
7 477 19 61 53 2 424 524 219 SSS 214 146 91 582 93
8 506 5 935 7 659 7 354 8 487 7 706 7 770 10 252 9 S26 7 152 8 838 10 277 8 644
9 017 6 839 8 083 7 856 9 MS 8 895 8 098 10 ni 10 883 8 543 9 970 10 657 9 435
2S 714 13 149 12 565 6 428 1 524 43 239 1 415 2 232 17 344 1 968 20 280
607 245 362 190 18 3 000 102 53 1 4S7 251 1 137
442
488 273 21S 24S 22 2 425
24 1 314 81 964
810 366 444 383 34 3 919 98 52 1 933 187 1 649
1 378 660 718 491 64 4 617 103 72 2 194 184 2 064
2 677 1 305 1 372 828 124 s 885 138 148 2 206 186 3 207
306 133 173 867 298 10 471 330 442 3 S89 390 s 720
10 960 5 798 5 162 1 971 817 8 538 437 1 319 2 495 391 3 896
2 046 1 090 9S6 96 138 1 001 70 79 422
3S3
10 068 10 270 9 896 8 771 11 181 7727 8 785 11 069 7 018 7 323 7 947
10 323 10 489 10 128 9 059 11 639 8 172 9 134 11 381 7 547 8 099 8 319
18 023 8 225 3 257 2 996 3 545 7 6S5 3 254 2 941 4 349 18 844
630
.547 321 76 56 94 288 138 111 104 1 003
974 S58 193 64 159 414 157 204 273 1 278
1 499 722 288 159
2 316 l 220 416 202 478 769 320 337 707 2 240
5 119 2 648 708 695 1 068 1 981 856 756 1 400 4 262
5 669
47S 138 69 124 144 342 76 128 185 637
8 880 8 440 9 095 10 562 8 772 8 806 8 502 8 742 8 685 7 652
9 189 8 788 9 529 10 825 8 971 9 256 8 965 9 233 8 8S7 8 253
1 4 10 44
7 564
562
270 122
65
173 577 337 170 125 1 70S
279 163 3S7 9 3 383 95 43 1 734 221 1 290 794 439 146
83
126
460
184 181 96 2 06S
53
2 826 1 241 410 210 144 352 61 249 159
42
127 540 898 4 102
115
191 114 4 485 1 577 1 016 450 187 464 llS 41S 261
330
521 276 187 390
1 911
548 269
6 3 3 1
1 909 1 239 1 S48 973 2 303 910 867 1 069 3 743
77
547 877 098 273 421
8217
7 7 8 8
154 581 501 204
DETAILED CHARACTERISTICS
Tobie 175. Occupation of the Male Experienced Civilian
Labor Force by Eamings in 1969 and Race: 1970-Continued
[Dato bo>Od on """flle, m It>
Mtdion earnings
Moles with ~ "' 1969
The State Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas of 250,000 or More
T~. 16 \'O(l(I
old ond
over
$1 lo $1.999
$2,000 IO
(dollors)
WJOG
$5,000
$6,000 IO
$7.000
lo
$7.999
l
or lo$l
$.3.999
$4.999
$5.999
$6.999
12 156 1 289 2JO 2 117 124 371!1 211! 505 169 525 344
6 416 6811 179 731
8 834
2 049 3 572 I 418 055 1 320
15 06I 1 2i1I 153 4 873 234 521 151 7511 135 335 220
11 2$3 l 085 610 601 81 431
1 223 '197 409 057 105 514
59 49
39
644 578 I 976 3 173
6'13 561
50 14 519 339
to
$8.000
$10,000
10
IO
Earners
$15.000
worked
or
All eorner1
$9.999
$14,999
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21 117 1 797 1 285 3611 111 1 3llS
12 666 523 834 210
I 30e 61 46 43
I 623 100 336 168 746 89
19 22 79 6
so to 52 weeks
THE STATE- Continued Total-Continued bperieKe4 dvh labOf' fom- Continued
°'*"""'· ....... -"""' ---------------------------- --
Auemblers -- -- -------- -------- __ ---·---- ·--- ______ ------ •• Chtckors, examiner&, and ln&pectors1 manufacturing ·------------Goroge workers and~·• station attendants..................... . Laundry and dry1:leon ng operatives, n.e.c -------·--·-----------Meo! cutters and butchers·-----------------------------------
-
Mine operative$, n.e.t-------·---------........................ __________ _Packers and wrappers. except produt•-------------------------- Pointer&, manufactured articles-----------·--·--·------------ __ Preci&ion machine operatiYfl ---------------------------------- Sawyers -- -- -- -- -- -- ------ -- -- ---- ---- ------ -- -- -- ---- -- - • -
-Other metalworking operatives-------------···---------------- Other specified operatives ------------------------------------ Miscellaneous and not specified operative• ---------------------- Occupation. Machine operatives. mi•celloneous specified ·------- --------- Machine operatives, not specified-------------------·------ Mbcelloneous O!>'rafillH ··---··-------------------------Stationary firemen --------------------------------- ------- •• Textile --------------------------·------WeldersoperalillH and flamecutters ____________________________ --·-·---------••_
-
Not specni.d O!>'ratives ----------------------------------
Industry, Manufacturing -- ---- -- -- -- -- __ ---------- ---- __ ------ ___ _ Durable --------------------------------------Wood goods products, including furntture ____________________ _
--
Primary metal Industries ----------------------------Fabricated metal industries --·-----------------------Mochine~, including electrical.. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Matar ve icles and equipment------------------------Tron&portotion equipment, except motor vehicles ·---·---Other durable goods •••• -----------------------------
--
--Nondurable goods------------------------------------- Food ond kindred product•---------------------------- Apporel ond other fabricated textile products ----------·- Pol"r and olli.d products----------------------------- Chemical& and allied product•------------------------Other nondurable good&------------··---------------Not specified monulacturing industries---·-··----------- •• Nonmonufocturing industrie• ---- -···---------------------Tronsportation, communications, and other public utlllties __ •• Wholesale and retoil trade·-----------·---·------------All other industries-----------------------------------
.-
-..T....,.n oqofpooelll .,.mfve1 ••••••••••••••••••••••••• -----·•••opt'--------------------------------- ..-----specnled
Bus drivers ---------------------- ------------------------Toxicab drivers and chauffeurs------------------------------Truck drivers and deliverymen _______________________________ _ Other transport equipment O!>'ratives _________________________ _
lalloren, Con•truction laborers-------------------------------------- Freight, •tock, and material hondler• -------------------------Other apecifitd laborers------------------------------------Miacellaneous and not laborers---·------------------Occupation. Miscellaneous lo borers ---- ---- ---- ---------· -- ---·- _-- -Not specified laborers •• ------------------,.------------ -
----
Industry, Manufacturing •• -- ---- -------- ---· •• ------·- -··-······ • Durable goods---------------------------------·-··· Wood products. including furniture •••••••••••••• -----Metal mdustriH •• -- -- •• -------- ----------- - --- --- -Machinery, including electrical. ••••• ---- -- --- • --- ••• -Transportation equipment •••• ---- •• -------- •••••• - • -Other durable good•·------------------------------Nondurable goods-------·---·-----------------------Food and kindred product• .. ------------------------Not specified manufacturing indu•trie•-------------------
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--
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~
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farm laborers and foremen---------·---------------family workers •• -------------------·--------------··
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DETAILED CHARACTERISTICS
MINNESOTA 25 -685
Table 175. Occupation of the Male Experienced Civilian Labor Force by Earnings in 1969 and Race: 1970-Continued [Doto based on sample, see text. For minimum base for derived figures (~rcent, median, etc.) and meaning of symbols, see text)
The State Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas of 250,000 or More
Median earnings (dollars)
Moles with earnings in 1969 Total,
16 yeors
$4,000
$2,000
$1 to $1,999
$7,000
$8,000
$10,000
$15,000
to
to
to
$7,999
$9,999
$14,999
or
927
796
1 044
50
91
224
4 4
$5,000
$6,000
to
to
to
to
or loss
$3,999
$4,999
$5,999
$6,999
7 189
1 057
1 144
510
801
1 107 28 5
138
99
41
89 4
old and over
Eomers
worked
more
All earners
SO to 52
711
192
6 089
6 167
3
271 7
8 406
9
29 14
22 47
104 10 5 16 6
weeks
THE STATE-Continued
.......
ExperieMed clvlllan hillor force ______________________ _ "91......... tecliolctl, -
................. -----------------
Accountants ____ ------------------ __________ ----------------Architects •• ---· -- -- ------------ --- - -- -- ---- ----------------Computer speciolists ---------------- ----------- ------------- __
Engineers __ -------- ---- ---------- ____ -------------------- __ _ Aeronautical and astronautical -------------------------------
10
81
76
CivU ---- •• ., ---- ---- ---------- -- -- -------------------- -- _
10
Other engineers _____ .. ______ .... -.. -----·-.. - ...... -----............ ---- ....
12 43
Ele<:trlcol ond electronic ------------------------------------Mechanical..---- __ ---------- ____ ------------------------ __
23
Chemists ---- ---- ---- _____ ----- ---- ---------------- ---- __ _ Physicians, dentists, ond related proctttioners --------------------Dentists -------- -- -- ------ -- ----------- ---------- ••••••• __ Phormocists •• ---- ---- ---- ------ ---- ------------ _________ •• Physicians, ond osteopathic--------------------------Other relatedmedical proctltloners •••• ______________________________ _
13
Health technologists ond technician'-----------------------------
:e:1~~i:..%~~~-=:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::
Social and recreation workers _________________________________ _ Teacher>-. -- -- -- -- -- ---------- -------------- -- --- --- ------ -College ond university __ -------- __ ---------------- __ ------ __ _ Elementary ond prekindergarten -----------------------------Secondary -- -----· ---------------------· -----------------Engineering and science technlcian•-----------------------------Draftsmen ond surveyors·-·---------------------------------' El«tricol and electronic engineering technlcions __________________ , Technicians, except health, ond engineering and science ____________ _ Airplane pilots ------ _____________ ---- _____ ------ -------- __ _
21
so
21 29 39 36 3
4 14 3
25 210
26
4 18
9
27
5
4
18
86
12
5
106
11
5
36
6
11
16
31
31
25
M.....,. 11M1 '"'-""•lnll"1, ox..,t m. -----------------8uyers, purchasing agents, and soles managers------------------School administrators •••• __ ---- _______ ••• ------------------ __ _ Specified monogers ond administrators, public administration _______ _ Other s~ifled managers ond administrators ------------------ -·-
387
41
20
so
11 20
3
22 41 95 142 21 20 15
86
10
14 22 10
10
6 4
4 5
12
Salts w...en ----·····-------------------------··----
173
19
28 4
14 5
10
6
11
130 5
101
33
117
4
23
Clerinl""" kWml w...en ---------·-··----------------
793
Foremen, n.e.c .................................................. ---------------------- _ Monufocturing ---- -- ------ ----- _---- -- -------. ---- ------ -- Nonmonufocturing industries------ ______ ------·--------------
linemen and :servicemen, telephone and power ... ------------~-----Locomotive engineers and firemen ................ -------------··----.. -- ..
Mechanics ond repairmen __________ ---------------------------Air conditioning, heating, ond refrigeration --------------------Aircraft ---- __________ ---· ______ ---- ---------- ------ -----Automobile, including bodY----------------------------------Rodio and television ---------------------------------------Other mechanics and repairmen -----------------------------Metol craftsmen, except mechanics ------··-··-----------------Machinists and job ond die setters---------------------------Sheetmetol workers and tinsmiths. •• -------------------------· Tool ond die makers---------------------------------------Other metal craftsmen---------·---------------------------Printing craftsmen ____ ----- ••• __ -------------------------- -- -Compositors ond ly~setters --------------------------------Pressmen and plate printers, printing-·------------------------
Stationary enginieer5 and power station operators ------------- .. -..... Other craftsmen and kindred workers ---------------------------
25-686
MINNESOTA
11
14 9
17 30 38
Plasterers ond cement ftnishers------------------------------Plumbers and pi~ fitters-----------------------------------Other construction craftsmen --------··-·--·-----------------
11
43 13
13 7
5 20
6
4
5
16 44
16
4
584
26 96
12 89
29
4 12 101
'143
61
133
70 12
126 33
13 6
16
22 171
56 5 9 1-!5
38
3
5
35
43 3
5 26 4
12
22
11 4 4
6
6
59
11 9
3 900 7 364
1990
57
84
38
8 131
8
18
8 641
6 690
1 342
6 137
6 921
7700
8 086
6 703
1 057
5
11 11
5
11
123
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8
49 28 5 192
4
8 7 22
5 3 5
4
7 3
11
16
33
4
5 12
146
37
4
7 7 25 73
58 88
16
4
21
177
117
32
31
8
3 8
129 6
6
3 4
38
4
12
5
12 8
2
15
28 23 5
32 13
4
30 21
19
9
32
22
65
21 13
9
11
31
10
12 21 223
4 4
5
4 5
15
12
13
16
12
13
5
12
B
33
49
13
7
6 508
750
11 11
6
8 406
8 469
6
7
545
8
4 4 4
5 6 14
14
4
5
11
Bl
5 772
13
16
17
14 4
6
4 4
8
16 16
4
6
14
13
23
112
7 lB
4 23
9
4
105
19
16
3 33 4 25
3
9
7 6
6
5
11
6 4
91 4 88
28
25 6
3 3
113
9
4 5
38
5 7
68
12 12
15
5
22 37 8 5
74
21
6
116
600
15 53 77 12 12 20 B 25 6
21 4
18
6
9 049
4 38
4
87
727
21
11 13
21 4
8
24 9 8
4
4 4
4
5
8
5
5
Soles representatives, wholesale trade-------------------------·Soles clerks, retail trode·-------------------------------------Solesmen, retail trod•-----------------------·----------------Solesmen of services and constructi<>n -----------------·--------Other soles workers------------------------·--·-···----------
Pointers, construction ond maintenance, and paperhangers--------
5 12 16 7
13
5
7
Cablnetmokers ...................---------------------------Construction craftsmen -------------------- __ ----------------Co~nters ---- •••• ---------- -------. - •••• -- --- -------- -- -Excovoting. grading, and rood mochine operators _______________ _ Electric ions-------- ____ -- ---- ------· ____ ••• _. ··-- ---- __ ---Masons and tile setters-·-----------------------------------
16
n
10 18
22 5
~r.;:1_:~~~~-·-~~~~~~~~::~:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::
12 B 17
11
17
7
Moil handlers and postal clerks •••• --------------·-·-----------Other clerical and kindred workers-----------------------------c..tts- """ ....... ....i.... __________________________ _
6
4
10 10
37 5
Bonk tellers ond -------------------------------------Bookkeepers andcoshiers billing clerk._ ________________________________ _
6 12
4
6 15 4
Monogers ond administrators, n,e.c., self-employed---------------Construction ______ ---- ___ • ____ ---- ____ ------------ •• _____ _ Monufocturing -- -- -- -- -- -- • _____ ------ ---- ------ -------- -·Wholesale ond !'lltoil trade----------------------·-------·· --All other industries-----------------·-----------------------
Soles representatives, manufacturing industries -------------------
5
12
275
Insurance agents, brokers, ond underwriters---------------------Reol estate agents ond brokers-----·-----------·--·---------···
4
12
Other professional, technical, and kindred workers •••• -------------
~t,~~~~fuu~~: ~;iaiii~d"•:: :: :: :: :::::::::::::::::::::::: :::
5 5
19
8 4
5
9
58
30
Transportation, communications, and other public utilities ................ .. All other industries-------------------·--------·----------·-
14 6
6 4 3
10
30
Managers and administrators, n.e.c., soloried ........................................ ..
4
6
117
Writers, artists. and entertainers .... - ............... - ...... -- ..... -........ - .. -------
10 11 7
11
Lawyers and judges ----------··-----------------------------Life ond physical scientists ____________________________________ _
no
18
6 423
8
5
:i79
DETAILED CHARACTERISTICS
Tobie 175. Occupation of the Male Experienced Ovilian Labor Force by Earnings in 1969 and Race: 1970-Continued [Data booed on somplt, stt text. For minll'lllJfl'I !me for derived fi9vm (f>emlnl, medio
Median eaminga
The State Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas of 250,000 or More
(dollors)
Toki!, 16 years old and
over
$1 to $1,999 ori.,..
°'*"""91, u..,i -"""-·----·-·-----··---·--------Asaemblers ····-··--------···-···-·········---------·-··· ••• Chockers, examiners. ond inspectors, manufocturillg ·----···-·-···· Garage workers and gas statlOI\ attendont•-····----·-······-·· ••• Laundry and drycleonlng operatlVH, n.e.c ·------------···--·----Meot operatives, cutters and n.e.c butchers.·--·------------···-················ Mine •• ______________________________________ _
1 216
165
149 20 24 12 56
20
Packers and wrappers, e•cept produce •• -------·-·-·········-···· Painters, manufactured articles···-··-----·-·····-·-----····· ••• Precision machine operatives -- ---- -----... --..... -............. - .. _............ __ _ Sowyers ··-·-----·····--··-·-····-······-········-····--····
40
70
6
Stationary firemen •• -----··· •••••••••••••••••••••• __ -----· •••
8 15 "8 57
4
$4,000
$5,(lOO
ta
$6.000
1<>
ta
$7,000 ta $7,999
$4,999
$5,999
$6.999
247 35
1:18
104
6
24
17S 10
11
9
5
9
16
10
$15,000 or
$10.000 ta
$14,999
.......
AH eamen
6
5 480
Eomers wotkod 50 to S2 weeks
THI STATE-Continued Neg... -Continued Ex,erienced dvlllan lalior force - Continued
~:~~~':.'n~~-:.e~.c;.iie'fi::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::
Other metalworking operatiVH ·······----------················ Other specified operatives ·············-·-------------······-·· Miscellaneous and nat specified operatives ------················· Occupation, Machine operatives, miscellaneous specified •••••••••••••••••• Machine aperatiYOs, not specified •••••••••••••••••••••••••.. Miscelloneaus aperativts ·······························-·· Hot specified operatiYOs ·······························-··· Industry, Manufacturing •••••••••••••••• ----------···----·------ __ _ Durable goads-·-··············-·········-------------Wood products, including furniture •••••.• ·-------------Primary metal industries --------·--------------------Fobricoted metal industries ---------------·-···----···· Machinery, including electrical •••••••• - •• ·-······-·-····
14 8
334
5 563
•m 6900
6
4 5 6
11 6
10
12 49 38
17
e
9
45 36
:lO 45
25 Sil
35
17
8
30 24
5
9 13 8 6
33
33
4
4
30 19
24 18
38
45
9
9
10
15
20
10 6
15 15
25
6
10
7 6
27
30
38
12
13
25
12
8
6
s
8
5
5 29
82 38
42
11
13
7
2 115
53
14
5
14
23
135 146
23 5 71
154 'J:1 9
4
38
1"8
27 8
14
40
255
134
4
45
398
3
28
41
4
13
633
6
6 361
6
7 379 5 727
6 188
25 17
7 429
7 132 7 482
Motor vehicles ond equipment_,. .............................. ---.. - ... ----
Transportation equipment, except motor vehicles •••••••••• Other durable goods-·-------·····-·--······--·-······
Nondurable goods----·-·-··--·----------------·····-··· Food and kindred products-----·----·········-·····-··· Apparel ond other fabricated textile products •••••••••.••• Paper and allied products-----------------·-·····-----Chemicals and allied products ----------------···------Other nondurable goads··········--·--·····-·····----Hat specified manufacturing industrie•---·······-··-------Nonmanufacturing industries ... - .. ----------.. -----------........... .. Transportation, communications, and other public utilities ••••• Wholesale and retail trade-----·----·········--······---All other industries-----------······················-··-
T.....,.., '"""'"'"' ~--·······--·-··········-···
Bus drivers •••••••• ---··· .••• -------- ---------- -------- ·- ••. Taxicab drivers ond chauffeurs······-·-··-------------·-··--·-Truck drivers and deliYOrymen •••••••••••••• -·-·-------·------·· Other transport equipment operatives ......................................................... ..
lftonn, ••..,. , _ ·------·····-···---·--····-------Construction laborers--------·-----············-·············· Freight, stock, and material handlers ------·--···········-······Other specified Miscellaneous and not specified laborers------········-·········· Occupatton, Miscelloneaus laborers •••••• -- -·--------------- --· -·-· •••• Nat specified laborers •••• ------------------·--- •••••••••••
laborers--------------------·------·········-··
Industry, Manufacturing •••••••••••••••••••• ---------- -- ---·-··- --Durable goods •••••••••••••••••• -------·-- -- --·-·-·- --Woad products. including turnhure ••• ·-···------·------Metal industries •.•.•• -· __ ··········--·-··· ••••••• ---Machinery, including electrico1-. •••••• ---···-----------Tronsportation equipment. .•••• --··-·-··· •••• ----------
Ho~:/:.%~~~:.i~~~:: :: :::::::: :::::::::: :::::::: ::::
49 107
18
25 6 7
25 11
11
6
40
13
3
14
4
6
25
5
9
79
10
JS 7
35
33 13 89
2 23
28
773 116 257
192
178
151
Sorvke ......... · - · """""""""""'' --------------·-· Cleaning service workers·----···········--·-······-··········· Faad service workers··-··········---------·-················· Cooks, except priwte household········-·····-···-·····-···-llusbay$ ond dishwashers ·······-··-··-··--·---·-······-···· Health service workers---·····-···--·-············--·-········ Personal service workers----··-·······-··-··-·····--·········· Protective service workers •••••• ------------·······-····--···-·
~=·.·~~re!':':~:"-:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::
,,...... ...""""' _..,,. ____________________________ .. -
Policemen and detectiVH ····--··--··-··--·······-···-··---··
1
4 8
23
5
11
6 12
30
7
71 11
41 23 9
263
78 84
94
137
18
46
43 9 9
47 90
8
4
18
38
5
30 26 7
9
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...
.
18 26
13
22
4 19
12
25
77
u
32
13
13 43 14 7
22
7
10
10
13 13
13 13
20 1-0
6 2511
13
5 .4i7 61 6 27 24 4
4 229 5652
4 756 3 011 4500
5 575
7 360
3 386
10 6
13
13
70 10
Paid form laborers and farm foremen ••• --------··-·------·-----· Unpaid family workers---------···-··--------·------··-·-····-
13
20
Honmanulocturing Industries -- ••.•• -·--··--·-··-········ -·Railroads and railway express service------------------··· Transportation, .-cept railroads-······--·----·--·-······· Communications, and utilities and sanitary strYices -·--····-· Wholesale and retail trade··--··········----------·--···· All other Industries······-··-······----------···----··-·--------------------------··
12
12
8
"'""""'"""' .... ,_ ,_ ------·····---------------
49 10
12
4 4
4
13
44 286
Food and kindred products ••••• _••••••••••• ·----------Nat specified manufacturing industrie•------············---
,_.,. ood · - -
12
3 10 16 31
18
16
6
19
6
4
3 5
11 4
10
4
14 14
4
18
14
4
I 412
299 123 89
264
18
604
352 81 76
4
77 tR
15
277
112 49
138 tR
"'°
27
158 32 5
5 9
43
18
74 149
30 30
12 14
37
91
8
25 29 12
16
19
70
4 4
12
12
14
12
"8
59
12 6 7 20 9
46 21 16 8
10 19
9
123
36
139
37 26
14
s 225 5 768
6 149
4 450
6 182
625'1
11 8
lnchides ollacoted cases not shown separately.
DETAILED CHARACTERISTICS
MINNESOTA 25-~87
Table 175.
Occupation of the Male Experienced Civilian Labor Force by Eamings in 1969 and Race: 1970-Continued !Dato boud on &0mple, " ' text. For minimum bose for derived figures (pert:ent, median, etc.) ond meaning of symbols, see text]
The State Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas of 250,000 or More
Median earnings (dollars)
Moles with eornings in 1969 Total, 16 years old and
$2,000 to $3,999
$4,000 to
over
$1 lo $1,999 :or loss
5 138
642
518
853 40
40
44
$5,000 to
$5,999
$6.000 to $6,999
$7,000 to $7,999
$8,000 to $9,999
373
399
461
583
45
35 6
63
34
$4,999
Eorntrs
$10,000 ta $14,999
$15,000 or more
873
896
393
7 302
138
272
l~~
10 506
All earners
::~
-ks
THE STATE- Continued Pvoom of Spanish lan9ua90
Experlellce4 clvilhlll labor fom ----------------------Pmn11onal, techoltel, 111111
~
.......... ________________ _
Accountants •• ---- _____ • __ ·----- __ ---------------- __ •••••• __ _ Architects •••• ____ •• -.- • -------· •• ---------- ---- __ -- -- ---- --Computer specialists ______ ----._-------------------_-------- __ Engineers ---- ---- __ ---· ---- ____ ------------- __ • ____ ........ . Aeronautical and astranoutic
Pht~~:i~· ~~~~~~~~~-~~~-~'.:':~~~~~~-=::::::::::::::::::::
Pharmacists ---- -----· ---- •••••• ·---· •••••• ___ ------------Physlclans, medical and 05te<>pothic --·----------------------·Other reloted practitioners-----· •• __ ·--------------------- __ _ Heotth technologist• and technicion•---------------------------·-
:'e,r~'*':fs~~-=:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::
Social and recreation workers---------------------------------Te<>chers•• -··· •••• -- -----· •••• ---- .• -- •• ------ •• -- •• -------· College and university ••••• _______ --------------------------Elementary and prekindergarten -------·-··------------------Secondory ---- •• ------ -------- •••• ____ -------------- _____ _ Enointering ond science teehnicians-.- .. _., ____ ,. .. _________________ _ lltoftsmen and surveyors ______________ ---------------------Electrical and electronic engineering technicians _________________ _ Tecilnicions, except hoolth, ond engineering and science ____________ _ Airplane pilots-------------------------------------------·Writer., artists, and entertainers ---------------------------- __ _ Other professional, technical, and kindred workers •••••••••••••••••
._... .... •loobtnton, ......t . . ----------------·-
Buyers, purchasing agents, and soles managers ---------------- __ _ School administrators ____ --·--- ____ ------------------------ ••• Specified managers and administrators, public administration··-·- __ _ Other specified mana9ers and odmini51rators ---··---------------Managers and odmimstrators, n.e.c.1 5aloried ... _... _____ ,.. ___________ _
~~~~~~u~~3 r;iOiii;d';:: :: :: :: :::: :: :::: :::: :::::::::: :::
Transportation, communications, and other public utilities------ --All other industries-·-----------------·-·------·-----------Managers ond administrators, n.e.c., self-ployed---·-·······--·· Construction ______ ---- __ •••••• ------ ·-------· ·-- ___ ··-- __ _
~~~:acl~u~~3
<;i'Q"iiirode" :: :: :: :: :::: :::::: :::: :::::::::: ::: All other industrie. -----------------------------------------
6 23
91
14
8
14
49
9
20
10
28
20
6~
14 875
20
12 51
12
44 32 6 6
33 33
9 11 563
42
13 6
9
7
20
6
s
10
28
28
9 9 8
45
37 22 51 80 424
18 11
18 7
32 13
13 6
11
19 26
7 16 26
23 9()
6
8 8
7
6 16 16
17
8 8 7 7
8 13 7
25 7
8 10
22
12
12 22
7
76 6
15
8 13 44 21 23
5
5
15
6
5
5
27
19
312
35
C,..,.,_ ...i ........ -'"---------------------------
956 13
Cabinetmakers •• -- -------. __ •. -- ---- -------------------- -- --Construction craftsmen -----· -- ---------------------------- --Car{lenters ---- -·----·- __ --- • -- ------ -----------·----- __ --EJ«:cJ"!'~ng, grading, and road machine operators •• _____________ _ Electl'ICIOns •• ---------- -- ·-- --- ------------ ---·-- •• ___ ••• -Masons and tile setters -----------·-···--------------------Pointers, construction ond molntenan<:e, and paperhangers-------Plasterers and cement finishers-------------------------- __ --Plumbers and pipe fitters-------------------·-----.---------Other construction craftsmen -------------------------------Fo"""en, n.•.C-----· __ ••• __ ••••• ---· ____ ---------------- ____ _ Manufacturing------·-- •• ___ ---------·---------------- •• ··Nonmonufocturlng Industries __ •• ---·-·-·------------·--··· ••• Linemen ond servictrnen, telephone and power-------·----------·· Locomotive engineers and firemen ••••••••••••••••• _,. __________ _ Mechanic• and repairmen •••• ---------------------------------Air conditioning, heating, and refrigeration --------------------Aircraft •• ---- __ ------ ________ -----------------------·--·Automobile, including badY-------------------------------- __ _ Radio and television ---------------------------------------Other mechanics and repairmen ---------------·-·······-----·
11
26
6
11 6
23
18 17 8 33 18 109
375
i56
11
935
7
o:ia
9 iii
10 826
11 330
9
6 121
14
~
30
22 7
7 13 37 9
5
7
23
20
63
34 15
5
6
8 6
7
69 7
7
37
25
47
10
667
10
.458
10
28
41
6000
10iil
22
8 202
• 169
3.ol 6 12 7
40 15
47
10
7
9.ii
9 iii!
9 6
13
4
7
670
8
4
7
i72
21
30
65
89
96 7
10
12
13
32
10
13
5 7 15 5
9
7
37
7
6
8 42
15
23 \4
14 16
so
41
18 lS
4
4
5
8
16
33
26
12
36 36 8 14 48 6 6
'J9
10
22
9
21
19
14
39
18 6
46
12
6 6 'J9 14 15
15 15 20
20
19 6
11
10
15 6
6
19
s
6
7 10
6
5
4
6
71
15
251
47
120
1 542
6
7 8
228
25
6
22 7 14
154 6
8
15
6 280
13
14
43
27
4
10 261
20 8
55
6
8 400
15
29
219
103 25 3.ol 18 26 76 40 28 14 176
5
7 28
9
21 16 66 20 46 14
13
9 8 8
198 38 'J9 44 21 'J9
86
7
13
30
7 22 41 242
14
5 3$
33 6 22
28 16
625
6
60 3\ 7
5
5
64
9 8
19 14 14
11 8
12
53
204 89 57 12 46 54 9 5 35
13 6
23
15000+
7 5
23
58 135
8 14
6
9
139 6 12 121
13 181 110 6
17 40
m
6 6 22
12
16
cloricol""" ................. -------------------------- --Bonk tellers and cashier•-----------------------------·-------BookkHpers and billing clerk•------------·-···----------------Moil handlers and postal clerks •• -------·-··-------------------Other clerical and kindnod workers--------·---------------------
25-688 MINNESOTA
9
14
w..t.on -------·-------------··-··-·---·--·---·Insurance Seit• agents, brokers, and underwriters. ____________________ _ Real estate agents and brokers •••••• -------------··-·-·----- __ _ Soles representatives, manufacturing industries -----------------·Soles clerks, representatives, wllolesole trade-----------·---------------_ Soles retail trade •.•• __________________________________ Salesmen, retail trade ______________ -----·---------------- ••••• Salesmen of services and construction __ ..................................... ______ ... __ _ Other soles workers------·-----··------·--------·------------
Metal craftsmen, except mechania -----·-·-----------··---·· ••• Machinists iab and seller$••-----------------···-·-----Sheetmetal and workers anddie tinsmiths __________________________ _ Toal and die makers.----·---------------------------------Other metal craftsmen-------------------------------------Printing craftsmen ________ -- _----- -------------------------··Compositors and typesetters-----------··-------------------Pressmen and plate printers, priMing ----·--------------------Stationary engineers and paw|
6
12
226
=I-:'.'.'~~~~~-~~~~~'.~~~~===::::::::::::::::::::::::::
21
8479
11
13 14 39
i.i7
9 389
19 15
8
23
DETAl LED CHARACTERISTICS
Table 175. Occupation of the Male Experienced Civilian labor Force by Earnings in 1969 and Race: 1970-Continued The State Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas of 250,000 or More
Median earning• ldoUOl'1) TOfOI,
16 years old and
.,_
$1 to $1,999
to $4,999
$5.000 to $5,999
75 6
99
$4,000
«loo•
$l5.000 or
$Ml,OOO to
$7.000 to
$7,999
more
$14,"9
THE STATE-Continued Pets0ns of Spanish language-Continued
Ex,...i.-4 cMllan lohot- feru- Continued
°"""""'"· .......
_sport ____________________________ _
Assemblers -- ---- ------ -- -- -- __ ---------------- ---- ---- ____ _ Chec;kers. eXtJminers. inspectors, manulociuring ---------------_ Gorage workers and andstation attendonts. _____________________ Laundry and dryclean ng operatives, n.e.c ··--------------------·· Meo! cutters and bvtchers------------------------------------Mine optrotives, n.e.c __ .......... __ ---- ............... __ ........ ---- .............. _.. _..... .. Pocl
r,:s
Sowyers -- -- -- -- -- ---- ---- ---- ---- -------------- -------- -- --
938
99 45 81
5
85 7 64
40
11f 11
143 14
35
8 33
94
5
28
s
7
8
18
5
8
19 18
18
180 16 12
5
7
7
7
77
6Ul
1 143
31
23
6
7 13
144 19
9
6
St!llionory firemen -- ---- -------- ---------------------··- _. __ _
~=~n'3~~.c~1t1;.s::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::
Other metalworking operotivH -------·-····-·--··-------------Other specified operatives -·----···········-------------------Miscellaneous and not specified operatives --·-----·-------------Occupotion, Machine operatives, miscellaneous specified ----------·------Machine operatives, not specified---------------·-···----··· MIM:elloneous operative> ······---------------------------· Not specified operatives------------------------·-·····----
Industry, Manufacturing ____ ---· •• ---- __________ •••••• --·- •••••• __ _ Durable goods -------- •• -----·-······· ••••••• ·---- __ ••• Wood products, including fum~ure •• -·-·--·------------Primary metal industries ·----·-····-·-·-------------·· Fabricated metal industries ---------------------------Machinery, including electrical. ••••• -------------------Motor vehicles and equipment-------------------------Transportation equipmen1, except motor vehicles ---------Other durable goods-----------------------------·····
8
44
50 153 228
59 56 102 11
187 141
20 23
23 31
10
9 7 15
13
8 8
7 7 12 lO
6 !3 Z'I
6 4
14
15 21
Z'I Z'I 8
9
e
41 9 13 19
15
10
15
6 4
Tno.,..t .......... """""'"'··-·············-··----·--· Bus drivers ---- -- -- ·--- -- -- --- ••••••••••••• ··-----· -··-·· --Taxicab drivers and chauffeurs-----··-----------·-···-····---·Truck drivers and deliverymen·----·----------·-·----------·-·-· Other transport equipment aperatlve•------------------·--··-····
252
23
22
28
23
7 15
21 7
92 21 25 29 17
31
Industry, Manufacturing ______ ---· -- -- •• ---- --·-·· •••••••••••••• --Durable goods-------------·--·-----········-··------·Wood products, Including furniture •••••••••••••••••••••• Metal industries-.-·-·-·-·--------------------···----Machinery, including electrical..-------------- •• ---- •••• Transportation equipment ___ ----------- •• ----- ••• -----Other durable goods·------·------------------·-··-·-Nondurable goods --·--- -- -·-·--·-----------·- •• -------food and klndAd praduets------------·-·---···-·-----Not specified manufacturing industrie•--------------------Nonmanufocturing Industries-----······-···---------------Railraods and railway express service --····--·---··------Transportation, except railroads------·····-··-·-···-----Communications, and utilities and santtory services -·-···---· Wholesale and retoil trade------------·--··-···--·-··--·· All other industries--------·---·-----·-··-----···-------
-....... -.,.
_,... -----------------------·--·--
...................... -----------------------·--
Pold farm lab«... and farm foremen ••••••••• ·-·····----··-----Unpoid family workers-----·-------------------····--·····----
~--.''""'prime"°"""""''
-----------------
~:irv~=-=~~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::
Cooks, except privoht household----··-·-···--··-------------Busboys and dishwashers -------------····-···--·-··-·-----Heotth service~"'··-···---------------------·-·········· Personal service workers-·········---------·------·--·-··----Protective service worken ••••••••• ·--··-··-·------············ ~:;:;,\:!ire.!'fJ.~':n.::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: Policemen and detectlwt ··--------··-······-----------······
...._ "°"'""""' ........ ______________________________ _
36 36
26 13
22 15 28 47 15 17
7
12 19
6 680 7 114
IO
B
7
s 7
19 9
25 7
6 764 6 542
6 911<1 6 726
9
6
7
46 40
Lobonn, ....,, ..... _________________________________ _
13 15
5 19
Nondurable goods •••••••• -· •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• food ond kindred products ............................ . Apparel and other fabricated textile products ••••••••••••• Poper and allied product•-----------------------------Chemlcols and allied products--------·----------------Other nondurable goods·-----------------------------Not specified manufacturing lndustries--------------------Nonmanufocturing industries -------------- -------· ------ __ _ Transportation, communications, ond other publlc utUttles. ___ _ Wholesale and retail trade---------------------··-------All other industries --------·----·---------·-------·-----
Construction laborers -- -- -· -- ---- -------------------·------ ··freight, stock, and material handlers---------------------------Other specified laborers-----·--------------------------------Miscellaneous and not specified lab«ers -------·-----------·----Occupotlon1 MIM:ellaneous laborers--········------··--··-·--·--------· Not specified laborers_ ••••••••• -···--········---·---------
14
22
7
5
13
39 47 6
13 l5
II
31 16
7 15
25 36
13 7
15 IS
e 8
10 10
6
28
191
33 457 85
105
9 9
7
7 ' llOO
15
to
30 5
52 5
61
so
15
72 24
u
13
25 7 12 6
10
5 16
23
46
9 18
11
23
23 23
18
12 6
23
36
15
23 15
30 6
15
15
6
40 30
6 6
8 8
8 B
134
104
134
29 105
8
50 31
16
16
76
58
16
28
16
9
15 7
6
l4
7
7 4 4
12
122
u
12
1J 12
557 221 186
U1 S2 72
70 26 30 5 8 14
51
41
21 21
2:1 33 14
7
6 087
18
18
8
13
13 7<1 74
41 31 46 56 5 21 30
3 360 3M8
7
41
56
5 010
6
2J
122
15
7 983
s
23
23 7
5
21
• 107
24
18
6 5
33
8
98 45
..
20 14
20 16 16
9 13 11 5 6
26
1 649 1 649
43
4991
23
3 400
5 258
1 315 6 524
13
7
8 18
•includes allocated cases not shown separately.
DETAILED CHARACTERISTICS
MINNESOTA 25-689
Table 175. Occupation of the Male Experienced Civilian Labor Force by Earnings in 1969 and Race: 1970-Continued [Octa based on sample, see text. For minimum bas.. for derived figures (percent, median, etc.) and meaning al symbols, see text] Median earnings (dollars)
Males wilh earnings in 1969
The State Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas of 250,000 or More
Total, 16yeors old and
Earners
over
$1 ta $1,999 or loss
$2,00J to $3,999
$4,000 la $4,999
$5.000 to $5,999
$6,00J ta $6,999
$7,000 la $7,999
$8,00J lo $9,999
$10,000 la $14,999
$15,000 or more
61 998
7 480
4 748
2 690
4 138
6 501
8 680
12 861
11 617
3 283
7 627
8 23-4
7 344 506 38 76 947
4" 21 5 5 21
375 15
182 4
243 11
367 13
687 67
1 372 151
IQ 026 9 616
10 505 9 886
5 15
54
31 128
1 149 73 19
17
2 536 151 14 32 492
222 161 170 394 190
4 5 7 5 5
--4
12 5 6 31
51 37 20 20 5
28
10 5 23 5 10 4 4 17 28
58 44 4
117 103 84 188 39 11}4 63 107 21 61 15 10 18 38 30 62 91}4 130 240 495 98 57 18 31
All
earners
worked
so to 52 Weeks
OUUJTK...SUPEtlOR, MINN.-WIS., SMSA Total
force---------------------- Accounlonts ........ ·--- ---- -------------···- ••••• ---------- ExperieMed u.lllaa lali«
,,....lloMI, lodullcol, ............ - . . . _______________ _
-
Archttects •••• ---- -- -------- •••• ------------- ----- ----- ----Computer specialists __ •.• ------------------- ____ .••••••••••••
-Engineers------------------------------------------·------Aeronautical and asrronoU1icol ---------------·--------·----- ~trk'Oi·a~delOcironk:-:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: -Mechanical •••• -------------- __ ---- •••• __ ••••• ------------ Other engineers •••• ------------ ------ •••••••• ---- --------- Lawyers and judg8' -------------·--------------------------- ~.::1ft~Y~~~~~~~~~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::-l'ti'fi!,icions, dentisls, and related practitioners-------------------- ~;~':cisis::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::.
--~~;:.~b1:?.:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::-Social and recreation workers ................................
227 141 571 117 132 259 63 68 296
l'liysicians, medical and osteopathic---------·-··········----Other reloted practitioners-------------------·-··----------Health lechnologists and technicians •••••••••••••••••••••••..••.
-Teachers •••••• ------ __ •. ---------- •••• ---------- •• --------- College and university __________ •• ------------------------- -Elementary and prekindergarten •••••• ---------------------· -Secondary •• ---- ---· ---------- •••• --·-------------------Engineering and science lechniclons ••••••••••..••••.••••••••••• -Draftsmen and surveyon-~ ........... -----------------.. ----------... -Electrical and electronic engineering technicians •••••••••••••••• -Technicians, except health, and engineering and science •••••••.••• -Airplane pilots-------------- -- •• ----·-------------------- -Writers, orti•ls, andtechnical, entertainers Other professional, and -·--------------------------kindred workers ______________ _--·~ aM •t 1 lruttln, Uteflt , _ ..... ---.. - ................. .. -Buyers, purchasing agenls, ond sales managers ••••••••••••••••• -School odministrators ---- _•.• __ -- •••••• ---------- ---------- _-Specified managers and administrators, public administration------ -Other specified mano9ers and administrators-----------··------ -Managers and administrators, n.e.c., salaried----------.-------. -~h::r!'~1~u~~3 reici1iiradi:: :: :: :::::::::::::::::::::::::::---Transportation, communications, and other public utilities ••••••• -All olher industries----------------------------·---------- -Managers and odministrotars, n.e.c .. setf·•mplayed -------------- --
-~h~~~~~u~~3 ";;ioiii.:Odi:: :: :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::---All other induslrle• •• ---------------------···------------. -lnsuronce agents, brokers, and underwriters ___________________ _--Real eslate agents and broi..rs ------------------------------· Sales representatives, manufacturing industries -----------··· ••• -Sales repres..ntatives, wholesale trade--------------------·-··- --Sales clerks, retail trade .•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• --
so
204 1 992 413 617 854 750 383 81 121 14 471 837 6531
1 2 1
Construction •••••••• __ •• __ •••••••• __ ---- ---------------·
Stde1 . . .11'1
·---------""----------------------------
----Cllrical ood Wolhtl weiten ••••••••••••••••••••••••••• -Bank tellers and •••• -------------------------------· Bookkeepers and cashiers billing clerks_ ______________________________ _--
Salesmen, retolt trade •••••••• ---·-····---------------------_ Salesme11 of servkes and construction-------------------... ----Other sole• workers--------------------------------------·-
---c..m-..., ........ _..,. ________________________ _--:O't;:'_:~-~~~~~-~~~-"!.'.'~~t-·~~:::::::::::::::::::::::::::---Cabinetmakers •• ---------- __ •• -- •• ---- •• -·-····--·-· ---- __ • -CaMtruction craflsmen ------ __ -------------------------- ••• -Mail handlers ond postal clerks..----------------------------Other clericol and kindred workers--------------------------·-
Carpenters ---- ---- __ •• ___ ------- ------ ---- •••••••••••••• Excavating, grading, ond road machine aperotar•.------------ElectriciaM •••• -- •••••••••••• -- ---- ------------------- ••• Ma•ans ond tile setters----------------------------------Pointers, construction and maintenance, and paperhangers •••••• Plasterers and cemenl finishers----------------------------Plumbers and pipe fitters----------······-··--------------Other canslruction craftsmen ------------------------------
-------
------Foremen, n.e.c •• -------- ---- __ ---- ---------------- ------ ••• -Manulocturlng ---- -------- •• ------------ •• ---------- __ ••• -Nanmonufocturing industries •• -·----·--··----------------- --Linemen and servicemen, telephone and power------------------ -Lacomativeond engineers and ___________________________________ firemen---------------------------- _--Mechonics "*pairmen -Air conditioning, heating, and refrigeration --------------·--· --Alrcratt __ ------ •••••••• _----------- -------- __ -------- _. --
------Metal crottsmen, except mechanics ·------------------------- --Machinists and job and die setters------------------------- --Automobile, including bodv-------------------------------Rodio ond television -------------·-----------------------Other mechanics and repairmen ---------------------------
Sheetmetal workers and tinsmiths •••••••••••••••••••••••••• Tool and die makers------------------------------------Other metol craftsmen----------------------------------Printing craftsmen •••• ---- •••••••••••••• ------------------Compositors and typesetters---------··------------------Pressmen and plate printers, printing-----------------------
--------·--
--~'i!~roh~:~~ ~rr:!i=a~~·-~~~~~~-:::::::::::::: ---
---
25-690 MINNESOTA
3
673 259 561 S20 681 282 146 435 818 837 129 60 465 183 274 391 82 241 751 784 418 131 476
-
5
-3 4
-
10
---
--6
12 4
4
5 5 22 6 8 8
11 4 17 6 6 5
-9
7 28
6 33
14 101 26 32 20 60 37
29 69 22 17 30 52 36 11
46
-9 6 -3
-
-113
39 330 20 4 9 112 136 6 57 22 51 49
-
44 5
-
-
47 79
224 12 16 17
58 46 5 30
-
11 75 4 7 38 26
--5 -
-
5 4
25
26 10 10 25 16 9 5 5 25 33 167 11 10 16
36
71 7 32
32 23 2
-
21
16 37 11 19 5
-
5 34 10
-9 -
30 28 286 22
-6
87 107 5 51
51 64 12
274 17 38 18 201
142 6 10
126
13 6 156
16 749 78 118 70 4 583 880 1 292 1 030 214 350 76 461
730
752
591
13 9 224 77 37 47 3 30 9 6 15
16 12 '.lf:R 37 70 24 5 49 5 6 13
944 28 9 11 260 37 114 31 24 34
2 399 575 1 824 574
60 29 31 26 5 172
46 17 29 14 21 194 4
80 12 76
84
43
508
1 429 498 212 51 668 405 247 88 485 1 818
-4 4
16 23
23
18 5 7 148
-
22 68 20 23 25 96 44 4 6
-
14 57 421 59 10 37 110 132 9 B3
9 31 73 14
-
266 16 11 12 55 92 38 5 37
337 15 20 15 287
4 282 54 121 1 433 182 2 492
-
48
176
m
280
-
-
3 566 89 285 516 2 676
5
-
4 10
111 23 6
16 38 101 34 5 30
-
5 5 14
59
229
5
5 4
31 21
551 17 17 10 36 183 64 15
-
-5 -5
-
55 21
-
6
-6
210 61
35
17 7 41 14 24 11
12
-
11 30 78 20 4 21 175
-
-
422 23 47
40 312 I 793 21 21
441 115 161
56
-
9 11
15 29 5 26 34
181
-
33 5 28 51 6 276
125 43 82 41 44 592
11
5 86 12 78
13 105 15 143
10 229 31 322
67 42 10
36 26
112 58 15 6 33 27 17 10 23 106
170 58 6 19 87 14 14
-
95
-
15 14
a
10
144
58 6 52 22
-
5
-5
9 5 4 6 63
-
-
-
68 256
--
-
-
12 198 6 84 103 163 81 10 38 5 27 50 514
82
-
so
125 257
36
138 34 49 70
--
28 42 364 39 7 36 134 63 41 25 19
-
-
-
4
-54 -
49 440
75 184 149 194 97 29 23
-
79
156 1 168 217 20 180 213 428 51 212 59 106 110 16 3 66 25 532 76
-
35 188 83 72 28 50
-
105 311 2 118 157 101 195 463 955 97 330 249 279 247 74 28 106 39 762 143 23 103 202 87 108 33 63
-
216
11
48 129 117
...
12
:i8:i
11 453 11 626 12 798 13 191 15000+
25 15 366 73 43 208 42 4 5 20
10 745 10 595 15000+ 15000+ 13 115 15000+
5 147 103 27 17 28 5
8 571 10 304 11 019 9 549 10 859 7 663 7 599
-9
4 31 84 l 233 93 98 51 316 549 66 213 62 208 126 19 10 72 25 283 60 18 18
...
6
8
52i
...
2i7
...
12
428
11 406 11 667 12 .538 13 402 15000+ 11 12S 10 847 15000+ 13 795 15000+ 6
... ...
670
8 612 10 309 12 717 9 539 10 267 7 983 8 101 8
000
7 2..ii 9 699 10 202 9 203 13 441 9 617 10 205 10 856 11 134 9 717 11 878 11 398 9 173 11 926
9 i9i 10 ass 10 510 9 296 14 225 9 639 10 484 II 261 11 418 9 947 12 126 12 054 9 438
8348
8 621 8 048 I 485 10 210
624
10 284 9 059 6 554 8 925
92
7 608
1 949
15
7 :is.i 8 274 7 498
8 359 7 9<11 • 576
68
42 20 16 41
7 940 7 835 10 262 10 8 5 7 8 3
878 679 780 821 933
...
5
857
712 12 41 145 514
901 14 67 248 572
2 34 44 431
2 847 8 19 14 774 108 360 137 33 39 14 48 35
5 021 12 30 5 1 210 205 360 334 61 90 5 107 48
3 764 4 7 7 I 203 240 141 370 62 29 18 235 108
307
B 216
6 52
iiiJ 8 287
247 62 185 77 70 876 11 12 241 21 591
584 160 424 199 112 1 487 18 36 454 40 939
1 119 240 879 130 231 460 21 30 127 40 242
127 13 114 14 19 44 11 27
8 9i7 7 550 7 476 7900
9 028 7 859 8 125 8 050
261 110 28 9 114
536 164 66 12 294 215 124 44 148 483
193 36 66
11
-
8 095 7 555 8 798
8 242
6 5 5
8 388 8 609 8 331
8 455 8 756 8 573
3 23
7 7 660
788
7 8.40 7 958
so
41 4 163 288
511
91
48 15 21 57 305
-
77
-3
-
14 14 4 9 6
-5
-6 -5 -
7524
......
7
(}49 636 216 656 724
8 754 9 305 7 759 9 384 9 280 7950
10 096 8 875
10 197 10 492
10 9 10 8 9 7
10 9 10 8 10 8
8 7 9 8 6
208 569 461 563 929 829
402 llYI 695 724 949 036
7764 9 512
DETAILED CHARACTERISTICS
Table 175. Occupation of the Male Experienced Civilian Labor Force by Earnings In 1969 and Race: 1970-Continued [Data bolled on IOfnple, *text. for Mlt\imum base for ldoriv«f fig"'8S ~. mediofl, ek.J o1lll
meonino of aymbolt, aee 1e>
Mole$wi1lt~inl'lf:lf
The State Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas of 250,000 or More
Total, 16 years
$1 to $1.999
over
orlou
$2JIOO to $3.999
• 452 178 88 744 64
1 195 34
tll 44
old and
$4.000 $4.999
$.5,000 le $5.999
523
151
7
15
to
(d
$6,000 to $6,999
$7,000 10 $1.999
$8.000 to $9,999
$10.000 10 $14,999
or more
:m
1 366 20 30
1 703 29 2:l 41
663
.u
Eorntl'$
$,15,000 All
.eamern
worked
SO to 52 -ks
DULUTH-SUPERIOR, MINN.-WIS., SMSA-Continued Total - Continued ExptrleMad tMlkm lahoc- force - Continued
A$1emble:r~·-~:~-~~:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::
Gorage worker1 and qas stolOQn attendant•-----···········------ Laundry and drycleantng operatives, n.e.c ••••••••••.••••••••••••
C~kers, exominer1, and inspectors, manufacturing -------·-·····
.
-
Meat cutters ond butchers ................................... . Mine operatives, n.e.c •••••••••••••••••••.••••••••••••••••• _••• Pocken and wrappers, except produce ••••••••..•..•••••••••••••• Pointers, manufactured articles •••••• ---------·········-·-····· Precl$ion mct(hine operativH ...................... ---------------.................... .. Sowyers •••••• __ •••••••••••••••••.••••••••••••••••••••..•••
--
~~~t~~~~:~r::".::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::..
--
Weldtn and flomecutters •••.••.•.•••••••••••••••••..•••..•••• Other metalworking operotives .••••••••••••••••••.••.••••••••• Other specified operatives ----------------·---------------- •• Miscellaneous and not specified operative• Occupotion, Machine operatives. miscellaneou• specified ••....••••••••••• Machine operatives, not specified •••..••••••••••••••••••••• Mi•celloneous operatives •••••••••••••.••••••••••••••••••• Nol specified operatives·······-·----·-···············-··· .
-····--------------=---. .
-
Industry, Manufacturing •.••.••....•••••••••••••••••••••••••••.•.• . Durable goods ••.•.•.•.•••••••••••••••.••••••••••..•.• Wood products, including furniture •••••••••••••••.••••• Primary metal industries ___ .,. ______________ .. _______ ,...,_. Fabricated metal industries •••••••••••••..•.•••••••••• . Machinery, including electrical. ••••••••••.••••••.••••••. Motor vehicles and equipment •••••..•.•••.•••••••••••• Transportation equipment, except motor vehicles ........ . Other durable goods •.•.•.•..•••••••••••••••••••••••• .
.
-
.
-
Nondurable goods .•.•••..••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• . Food and kindred products •••••••••••••••••••••••••.•. Apparel and other fabricated textile products •••••••••.•• . Paper and allied products •••••••••••••••••...•..•.•••. Chemicals and allied products ........................ . . Other nondurable goods •••••••••••.••...•.....••••••• . Hat specified manufacturing industries. ••..•.....•...•.•.• . Nanmanufacturing industries •••••••.•••.•...•.•.•••.....•. . Transportation, communications, ond other public utilities. ••• Wholesale and retail trade ....•.•....•••••.••••••••••••• All other industries .••..•.•••••••.•.•••••••••••••••••••
-
.
.-
T,..""" • ..,..,...,.ii............................. Taxicab drivers. and chauffeurs ................................................ ________ _Truck drivers and deliverymen ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Bus drivers---------.......... _____ ..,..,.,. _______________ ..... _.. ,._ .. ___ _
Other transport equipment operatives •••••••••••••••••••••••••••
.
Loltonn, •••.,, . . . ________________________________ _
.
-
Construction laborers •.•••••••••••.•.•.....•.•••..••••••...•• Freight, stack, and material handlers .•..••.•••.•.•.•••••••.••.•. Other specified laborers ..••...•..••.••..•.•.•••.•.•.•••.•.••• Miscellaneous and not specified laborers ••.••••••••••••••••••••• . Occupation: Miscellaneous laborers •••..•.•••••.•.•••••••••••••••••••• . Not specified laborers •••••••••••••.•..•••••••..•••.•.•••• . Industry, Manufacturing •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• -· Duroble goods •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••.•••• Wood products, including furniture ••••••••••••••••••••• Metal industries .•......•••••••.•••••••••••••••••••.• Machinery, including tlectrlcol.. •.••••••••••••••••••••• Transportation equipment.•....•.•..••.••••••••••••••• Other durable goods •.•.•..••...•.••••••••••••••••••• Nondurable goods •••.•.•••••.••.••••••.•••.••••••••••• Faad ond kindred products •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Nat specified manufacturing Industries •••••••••.••••..•.••
------
268
I 181 188 48
272
70
211 37 l 129 325 I 979 l 670
383 20
11 95 93 10
36 10 9 7 18
3
176
-
22
120
s
-9 211
-6
5 36 14 Xl 62 21 16
6
15
JO
27
45 9 27 16
41 61 41
68 95
I 105 762 99
119
127
126 )05 IO 35
14
10 7
-
--
25 22
26 85
--
116 95 12 27 21 19
204 138
135 109
76 67 5 17 12 22
5
339 138 13
54 44
47 41
59
5
397 440 194
308
-
65 16 17 15
5
--
39
80
IS 37
s
-9
-6
5 645 171
9 637
664
224 211 31
12 20 185 31
an
25
410 53 9 2:50 98
140
66 15 421 105
n
s
-
5:5
67 265
87 193
76 73
96
109
142 149
119 91
63
632
120 llJ 11 31
37
21 10
69 69
115 IOil 6 91 7
102 91
91 78
5
13 llJ
78 45
5
5 4
33 20
v
27 --
73
-
-4
11
19
-
6
-
II 6
-
-
-
136 !111 4 11 31 31
176 129
108
31
18 9 15 16
53 11
12
24
10 10
16 16 543
10
5
14 14
5 518 2 367 1 353
1 847
727
699 179 311 63 173 40
355 190 87 17 75 56 32
307 166 !111 26 6 28 21 Z2
28
16
338 187 389
960 330 267
278
'4
Z2
n6
11 29
-
22
-
-
202
112 47
3S 4
70 -
I
4
87
78
100 91 9
79
-
47 7 15 --
15 6 44
"'
-
-
-
-
3(l8
107
32
4
6
39 58 11 25 22
-
-
s
so
5 5
II 11
11 -
---
26
17
7 523
6 833
7
79.i
5 910
3
5 034 3 680 5 329
'7 6 5 6
510 209 779 742 391
-
6 095 4 425
6 691 H//7
6 !Oil
6 896
7
'"
2
8i8
...
... ...... ...
-
4879
cm.
-
24 175 64 27 68
10
23 201
22 2'4
61
4
-
-
...
6 945
4 603
92
54
6758
32
14
-
3
6 399
291 14 50 25
63 23
4
--3 -------
s 000
8
29 334 ISO 53 99
3
3m
520 214
II
3()
8 090
1 940 2 214
620
65
1 71'1 7 462
4 355
7
-
11 11
.4()
us
6 755
78 3 6
3 409
5
--
70i
3670
26 26
68 23
8
6 837 7 200 6 414 6 810
20
12 12
375 101
627
5 370 5 145
44
UI 1!111
... ......
043
28
-5
...
8(®
6 229
13
17
-
... ...-
6 026 6 380
-13
-
-
8
6 32 4
16
8
009
6 599 6 933 5818
37
679 978
S2 S2 66
8
6 420
...
29
33:2
98
147 238 69
6 357
...
s 125
674 l08
42 368 34 5 36 147 78
7 326 3 220
44 6 5
576 134 1<16 9"1 205
187
7 900
... ...
207
387 67 91 80 149
485
34 6
5 974
567 148 19:5 7-4 lSO
1Xl :lOll 266 280
210
710
6 279
1 438
504 327
291
14 16 24
4
6 705
5.2
1 324 161
m
-5 12 -54
-8 ------9 --9
483
232
5 320 946 1 616 I IOI 1 657
194 185 9
~
23 6
m
248
8 220 8 082 7 329 7 411
1.in
m
4-91 27 39 2:56 169
824
7
4
607
4 594
6 918
4
5 19
40 10 21
II
8 123
123
41 5:5
12
...
7 927
7 646 7 496
60
4
5
655
6 909
86 53 2:l 10
44
...
7
B
8
-9 -5 -
61 28 22
156
247 ...
41 16
21 5
4
7
3i3
288 186 16
-7
71
8 7 087
2 400
-
16 4 67
---
6 623
...
39i
1 361 6 807
11 5 24
-5
4
1 361 6 963 6 131 5 529
17 4
6 3
943 1 838
4 9 4
--
16
-6
-14 -5
l
17
102 10
-
150 10
---
7 446
38 14 35
16
21! 8
3SO 140 3 069 I 035
44
32
5
4
-
6 652 5 267
183 Jll 61 19
66 26
188 155
14
25
40
71 9 6
---
6 492 6 738
3
63
a
52
19
14 5 5
42 184 95
21
44
222
84 35
II
17 5
9
13 116 4 565
-
34
6
-
-2:l
-II
93
.. ·~~~::. ~d':.~:::.n_::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: .. Policemen and detectiVO$ •••••••••••••••••••••...•••••••••• .. i......w ................................. . --
148 61 47
in
54 27 70
111'1
-
361 85 lS3 374
S8 10 71 24
6J9
120
..-
30 318 275
255 2112
422
Heotth service workers .•••..••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Persanol service workers ••.••.•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Protective service workers •••••••••••.•••••••.•••••••••••••••
92
225
21 2'B
---························ ..
-Busboys and dishwoshers ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••
48
65
67
4
46
13 154 97
194
4 83 172 25
n
4 36
81 H>l
·~n~~~:~::~~-=::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: Cooks, except private household •••••••••••••••••••••••.•••• --
19 6
34 208 190
235 333
Senkt ..............,, ...... lotusahoW, ··········------ -
-
:n
239
M
212 3 5
Poid fonn laborers and fonn foremen ••••••••••••••••••••••.•.•• Unpaid family workers ••••••••.••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••
3
42
33 273 163
1 025 347 31
-
10
20
'l.n
s
-
Nonmonufocturing industries ....................... ~ .................................... .. . Roilroods ond roilwoy express service •••••••••••••••••••• . Transportotion, except railraods ••••••••••••••••••••••••• . Communications, and utffitles and sanitary services ••••••••• Wholesale and retail trade •••••••••••••••••.•••••••••••• All other industries ••••.•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••
................ ""'" ................ ,__ --------------------------.
II
27 141 4 11
29 8 34
20
-
-
27
I
12 11 47 10
36
. .
s
--
-16 5
-6
--
...
3
...
4316 I '136 2 575 I 087 2 813 2 768 B 210 8 653 7 201 8 S66
...
.. .
5 409
.. .
'5 800 3SS 5 379 4 'l06 3
9i7
5 542 8 404 8 606 1 603 B 621
...
'Includes ollocoted cases not shown separately.
DETAILED CHARACTERISTICS
MINNESOTA 25-691
Table 175. Occupation of the Male Experienced Civilian labor Force by Eamings in 1969 and Race: 1970-Continued [Doto based on sompk! *text For minimum bose for derived figures (percent, median, etc.) and meaning of symbols, see text] Median earnings (dollars)
Moles with earnings in 1969
The State Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas of 250,000 or More
Total,
16 years
$1 to $1,999
$2,000
$4,000
$5.000
to
$10,000
$15,()()()
lo
$14,999
or more
92 430
119 754
56 511
14 393 1 861 91 1 183 1 765
30 235 2 921
19 605 1 414 316 611 4 532 49 661 1 085 715 2 022 1 843 478 292 3 007 702 249 1 747 309 59 120 444 151 2 470 1 351 204 798 322 102 43 931 738 1 194 1 713 20 356 3 075 764 535 2 350 12 015 4 296 3 126 685 3 908 1 617 337 163 757 360 7 584 1 141 572 1 490 2 099
$8.000 to
$3,999
$4,999
$5,999
$6,999
$7.999
$9,999
462 128
47 548
36 105
16 457
20 450
29 437
43 436
89 140 8 497 858 4 901 16 188 181 2 028 3 690 2 691 7 598 3 099 1 949 1 278 5 118 1 005 8'13 2 648 5n
4 589 276 49 92 254
5 758 399
2 537 236 10 112 199
48 48 41 112 167 56 29
67
2 814 280 14 144 334 6 55 84 57 132 56 56
3 776 390 20 171 316 5 16 94
5 433 720 13 309 340 4 49 66 69 152 51 85 65 113 20 3 80 10 41 199 40 65 797 181 233 347 1 418
lo
to
$7,000
or loss
to
to
$6.000
old and over
Eorntr1 Worked
All
earners
50 to 52 -kl
8 814
9 66$
MINNEAPOUs-st.PAULSMSA Total
force---·---·-----·-----·-- ---L~~ ~~Jni~·:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::-Life and phylicol scientlsts-----·-----------·-·---·-·-·-------- Chemists ---------------------------·-···-----·-------·-· Ph~~f.~~· ~~~~~~~~~-~~~-~~~~~·.:::::::::::::::::::: -Pharmacist•-·---·-·-·--·--··--···-·-------··--·-·-----·-· PhY'icions, me
l'nf...i-t, ........... """ ................ _______________ _ Mc®ntonts.----·-··--------------------------------------Arthitects ____ ---· __ -·-·---- ··---·-·---·-·----·- _·---··----Computer specior,.ts-·-·-----·-----·--------·-----····-·-··-Engineers ·-·- -· -· ___ ·-·--·--·-----·-·-· ------- _----·----· __ Aeronautical and ostroo<1uticol ---·--------·------·-·-----·-ClvR ------ ---- -------------------- ---· __ -------· ·--- ---· MechonicaL. Electrical and ____________________________________________ electronic ---------·-·-----------------------·_-
~~~~=:r~-::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: .
-
Soclol and recreation worker•-------------·---------------·--· Tea<:hers ________________ -- -- __ -·-·-·-- -----·---------- -·--- College and universitv-------------------------------------· Elementary ond prekinder
Eng~n~ryari'cisclince-i'.th';,i(;(,j;$:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::-.
. Draftsmenand andelectronic surveyors.·-----·-·-·-·-·-·-----------·----Electrical engineering technicians ________________ _ Technicians, except health, and engineering and scienai ___________ _ Airplane pilots---·-· __ ---------------------·-----·-·-----· Writers, artists, ond entertainers ---··-·------------·-··------Other promsional, technlcol, and kindred workers---·-··--·-·-··· M..,.... tMMt mh lallulon, except,__., _______ ,. ______ _ Buyers, purchasing agents, and soles managers-------·-·-·--·--School odm inistrators ---·-·-·-· ---·---------·---- -· ·-··---- __ . Specified managers ond administrators, public odmini.irotion -----Other specified managers ond administrators --------·----·--·--Managers and administrators, n.e.c., solaried-------------··-·---
---
-·.
-All other industries --·--·-·-------------·-·-·-···-·-·--·-~~~~~:."~~3 reiaiitrildi :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::-Transportation, communications, and other public utillties ______ _--
-·-·-~~~~~::~~3 r:ot-aiii;;;d;:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::----
Manogers ond odministrotors, n.e.c .. self-employed ·----------··· CaMtruction -· -· ---· __ ·--- __ -· ··-· __ -· _____ • ------·-----
-Insurance agents, brokers, and underwriters-·-------·-··------- -· -Real tslate agents and brolc4rs ---·-···-·--····-·---·-·---·--- -· Soles representatives, manufacturing industries ---·------------- -Soles representatives, wholesale trade---------·----·------·--- -Soles clerks, ratall trade-----·-----------·-·---------·---·--- -All other industries -------------------·-·---·------------Solu ....... -----···-----·-·-·-----------------·--
----· Cleolccol aod ........ ....t&eR --··---·-···-------·---·-·- -Bonk tellers ond cashiers-----·--··-·-------------·-···-----· Bookkeepers and billing cklrks _______________________________ _-Mail hondklrs ond postal clerk>------··---·-·····-----·------- -· ·Other clerical and kindred workers-----·-·-----·--·-·--------· -""""""' ........... _...... ________________________ _ ::r.;:·-~~!'..'-~~-~:~~~~~~~~:::::::::::: :::::::::::::::·-·-·Solesmen, retail trode-----·------·--·---·-··---------------Solesmen of services and canstruction-.-------·----·--·---·--Other soles workers--------·-----------·--------------·-·-·
··-·
Cablnetmakers.---------------··-·-·-·--------------------Construi::tion craftsmen -------- ---- ------------------------ .. (Ol'J>'f1ters ------ -- ---------- -- -· ---------------------- __ Excavating, grading, ond road machine operators _____________ _ Electricians------------·--·---···------·------·---------· Masons and tile setters -----·---------·---··---·---------Painters. construction and maintenance, ond poperhongers _____ _ Plasterers andpipe cement finishers-·-·------------------------Plumbers ond fitters _________________________________ _
---··---
Other construction craftsmen -·---------------------------·
----
.. ·-
Foremen, n.e.c---------------·-------·---------------·--· Manufacturing-----·-·-·--------------------------------Nonmonufocturlng industriel -· ---------·---·---- ·--------- _ Lio'"11•n and servicemen, telephone and power ---···-·--·------· Loeomotive engineers and flremen-·-·-·---·-···--·-----------Mechonics and repoirmen·--------------------·-----------·-Air conditioning, heating, and refrigeration ---·------------·-Aircraft ---·------ -·. --·-- ----·- ·------------------ ----Automobile, including Radio and television -------------------------------------Other mechanics and repairmen ·----------------·----------
-·--
--·
-bodv---------------·--·------------------·-MI craftsmen, tJ
----·
-·
Pric~::l:~~~iYp;seii;;;::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: ·-·-
""-•$111tn ond plate printers, printing-----------------------· Stotlonory engineers and power station operators -----·---·-·--Other craftsmen ond kindred worlc4rs ---------·---·--··--··---
25-692 MINNESOTA
---·-
885
1 949 1 333 1 327 13 040 4 363 2 350 5 414 11 142 4 662 2 729 2 519 1 429 6 688 9 647 58 758 9 648 1 231 2 674 9 424 30 506 8 798
9 2 9 s
387 607 714 275 876 479 2 751 1 169 36 798 4 439 1 817 4 995 8 501 7 344 3 616 2 129 3 957 40 251 990
2 357 6 369 30 535 92 487 650 755
662 23 892 6 965
1 830 3 918 2 023 3 247 800
3 674 1 435 14 101 7 801 6 300 2 869 597 19 985 803
1 853 7 423 992 8 914 11 545
s 524 2 069 2 252 1 700 5 482 2 025 2 250 2 098 9 851
5
203
33 67 61
42
116 260 22 145 963 514 111 218 510 223
61 71 10
703 702
1 673 177 15 28 427 646 105 262 22 257 380 60 39 179 102 3 660 143 134 128 237 1 946 285 208
579 4 358 274 201 391 3 '492 4 Cl.SS 85 44 59 1 166 335 66 101 40 378 44 121 81 287 115 172 102 5 1 005 43 40 412 91 419
298 152 47 46
53
281 144 78 62 661
53
128 332 5 86
44
130 121 146 92 287 21 60 169 37 159 353 58
124 1 224 665
191 263 1 035 498
163 70 23 505 764 1 650 J.48 19
80 475 670 125 277 38 230 258 35
15 122 86
2 801 139 131 134 274 1 383 327 121 292 3 805 202
220 363 3 020 4 326 73 68 31 9'45 265
65 113 71 264 30 89
48 201 142 59 218 5 1 091 42 33 565 84 367 450 306 57 57 30 282
109 111
30
932
-
74 35 11 79 18 29 9 99 14 25
55
5 89 102 30 44 511 223 85 188 399 171 93 11 4 173 475 956 132 20 17 288 333
55
173 25 80
166 25 6 101 34 1 361 143 98 89 178 544
160 44 105
1 833 34 98 122 1 579 2 583 76 31 25
673 197 46 51 42 152 20 89 76 157 87 70 110 12 577
-
14 337 21 205
285 182 22 44 37 157 56 67 32 448
38
155 32
46
60 17 33 83 14 66 408
127 131 126 504 263 113
63
138 67 38 25 142 19 17 92 14 88 246 43 104 488 135 130 180 918 345 274 85 48 279 381 2 087 278 19 107 454 915 153 407 53
-
175 272 301 1 017 173 284 182 278 44 67 134 33 160 226 131 209 1 773 349 444
136 235
814 3 233 1 304 903 456 192 1 070 1 500 8 326 1 707 62 520 1 481 3 931 892 1 498 388 1 153 625 82 57 386 100 5 813 845 216 871 1 615 713 624 393 536
3 561 76 246 507 2 732
5 811 104 358 1 143 4 206
3 653 82 38 51 877 257 83 108 42 197 55 99 36
5 469 58 67 53 I 229 346 113 173 55 230 40 144 128
236 132 104 98 7 969 17 27 473 76 376
63
20 256 348 1 350 128 14 52 336 474 68 209 40 157 346
41 29 192 84 1 354 140 83 143 202 356 180 51 199 2 380 55 196 172 1 957
457 245 110 47 55 279 94 156 54 505
302
314 61 15 194 44 1 889 196 122 137 406 413 302
589
255 146 62 389
707 3 305
564
11 165
668
1 487 301 679 92 415 410 38 48 227 97 2 818 356 103 323 815 550 300
m
2 151 8 116 107 883 1 920 1 390 3 816 603 777 546
834 120 359 250 105 140 360 551 419 4 406 818 821 2 480 2 803 1 167 824 686 332 2 119 3 057 19 055 3 439 307 1 170 2 945 10 035 2 803 2 756 1 264 3 212 1 159 197 107 593 262 9 518 1 336 358 1 680 2 675 976 968
463
10 172 11 711 10 148 10 897 13 065 14 002 10 724 11 2~ 12 806 13 110 13 061 13 480 13 001 13 663 13 021 13 37Q 12 732 12 967 12 672 12 889 15000+ 15000+ 11 805 12 433 11 822 12 467 15000+ 15000+ 15000+ 15000+ 12 249 13 127 15000+ 15000+ 15000+ 15000+' 6 517 8 243 6 717 7 251 12 981 13 l)6 9 105 10 479 10 404 11 762 9 928 14 457 9 324 9 n4 11 151 11 133 8 487 8 9olll 8 371 8 892 8 898 9 182 12 606 13 200 15000+ 15000+ 9 942 11 239 9 929 11 110 12 632 13 011 12 457 12 736 15000+ 15000+ 11 573 11 853 10 990 11 622 13 387 13 737 14 816 15000+ 12 156 12 558 12 553 12 815 13 523 13 926 10 597 11 397 12 437 14 590 11 425 11 578 9 868 10 473 10 716 11 660 9 554 10773 10 964 11 628 10 300 11 498 12 001 12 456 10 979 11 422 4 631 7613 9705 8 814 9 916 10 997 9 431 11 108
658
867
470 390 959
10 639 171 547 2 695 7 226
6 456 64 374 862 5 156
1 408 10 117 114 1 167
7 721 4 559 7 608 8 361 7 591
8 41t 7 380 8 083 8 621 8 399
9 207 101 97 97 1 810 523 190 250 106 307 59 237 138
23 606 102 256 197 5 370 1 768 497 585 471 787 213 686 363
34 626 63 123 110 10 261 2 982 694 2 138 1 054 822 296 1 782 493
4 962 10 31 39 1 561 292 76 399 142 110 43 427 72
9 436 6 155 8 254 8 152 9 954 9 764 9 416 11 352 10 875 8 243 9 427 11 044 9 160
""
7 427 8 599 8 789 10 984 10 912 9 717 11 770 11 729 9 483 10 922 11 396 9 771
392
1 091 497 594
6
26 2 529 73 85 999 83 1 289
3 417 1 760 1 657 707 128 5 729 213 354 2 091 238 2 833
6 937 4 064 2 873 1 221 328 5 951 314 1 191 1 685 280 2 481
1 383 834 549 31 80 592 61 61 214 55 201
10 915 11 227 10 473 9 484 11 669 8 796 9 751 11 366 8 266 8 647 8 747
11 105 11 403 10 665 9 953 11 857 9 190 9 955 11 662 8 770 9 251 9 063
3 252 1 876 448
4 404 1 529 910 1 301 664 2 032 784 764 757 2 439
365 118 41 93 113 320 66 116 131 419
9 383 8 811 9 627 11 030 9 693 9 428 9 338 9 198 9 553 8 253
9 691 9 152 9 851 11 350 9 971 9 863 9 839 9 565 9 740 8 873
128 185
170 222 162
1 542 40 48 647 64 743 690
360
158 85 87 320
144 123 102 848
220
1 344 756 276 126 186 450
137 224 210 1 232
453
475 1 361 491 611 720 2 367
DETAl LED CHARACTERISTICS
Table 175. Occupation of the Male Experienced CiviUan Labor Force by Earnings in 1969
Median eorningg
with torni1'l9' in ?969
-
The State Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas of 250,000 or More
and Race: 1970-Continued (~
-
Total,
16 yoOrs old ond
.....
WlOO
$5,000
$3.999
$099
6 404 673 81 l 961 110 117 5 351 4!i 153 55
5 552
646 124
25 24 199
6 9 257
$1 to $1.999 or loss
$2.000
$5,999
$6,000 to $6,999
$7,000 to $7.999
$8,000 to $9.999
$10.000 to $1<1,999
2 403
3 S46
7.,.
"JtJl liO 359 39
1 l64 1 200 3JB 144 77 225 5 198 122 560 34
12 4$3
517 119 20S
• '64
305
16 248 230
59<1 923
34 9 313 460 692 l 382
59 20 796 -493 930 1 963
156 20 1 2ll6 740 1 832 3 756
379 226 228 90
533 333 416 100
834 596 340 193
1 fill 982 657 515
I 124 631
l ll9 640 39
l 604
3 103 1 798 100 311 052
1 996 1 032 64 174 IJ1 337
541
32-4
"°
16
822'1
943
88 39
7 748 8 057 s 100 8 122 7788 7278
to
lo
to
$15.000 or
AH
mart
MINNEAPOLIS-ST. PAUL SMSA-Continued
Earners worked 50 to 52 weeks
Total-Continued
°"""""'' ....
Experienced d¥lllaa labor hrce- Continued tnntplft ____________________________ _
50 743
Aosemblers •••••••• ---------·- ••• -------------- ____ ••••••••• Checkers, examiners, andstation lmpectarsi manufacturing --------------Garage workers and gos attendants. ____________________ _ Meat Laundry cutters and drycleonlng and butchersoperatives, ___________________________________ n.e.c -------·-···-·-··--·--·_
.
-
Mine operatives, n.e.t-----------------------············-·---l'lltkers wrappers, except produce---------·-·-·-··--·--·---Polnters,and manufactured articles. ______________________________ _
Precision machine operatlves-------------···-···············--Sowytrs -- •••••••••••••• ---· -- •••• ---------- •• ------·-- ___ _-
~~~~It'~~~:".:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: Welders ond flomecutters •••••••• ____________________________ _Other metalworking operatives ·······----------------.--··-·-- Other specified operatives-------------------------------·····
5 695 2 692 4 013 516 2 20S
so
1 728 744 3 411 364 423
103 3 923 3 011 7 578 14 287
-.
5 919 3 611 3 175 1 582
M'S'u":o":~~s:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: -.
11 4m 6 331
-
Miscelloneou• ond not specified operatives ---------------------- . Occupation, Machine operatives, miicelloneous specified ---·-------······ Machine operatives, not specified---··········-···--·-----Mlscellaneous operatives ______ ------ •• -------- -·--------Not specified operatlves-----------·---------------··-···-
.-
l
93
cm
239 53 38
66 132 9 245
98
361 40
m
321 194 42 135
46
43 10 101 51 204 34
ii
37 ll4
9
5
m
1 397
731 1 542
19 5 127 139 459 699
478 296 "'94 129
S98 "nl 459 176
2'61 206 139
987 540
1 193 610
519
751
30 54
266 16 31 43 120 5 7 44
448
43 49
303
m
911
93
--Nondurable goods-·-··················--·-··········-- Food and kindred products-----·-·-···-···-·-·········.
-
Apparel and other fabricated textile product• --·-·-----·· Paper and allied product•---------------·------····-·· Chemlcols and allied products····-···········----····· Other nondurable goods--------------·-········-·---Not specified manufacturing lndustrles. ••••••••••••·-·-··Nonmanufaduring industries .. ---------------------------·Transportation, communications, and other pubffc utlRtles •• -Wholesale and retail trade···-------------------··-----All other industries··-·················-·····--·-------
-. --T,...,...i ......... .,....i1--·············-·--··-·---- Bus drivers -- •• --·-······ .• __ ---- •••••• --·· -··· •• ······-· •• .
Taxicab drivers and chouffeurs ••.••.•••••• ----········-···-··-. Trvck drivers and deliverymen .•..••.••••.••••••••••••••••• ___ _ Other transport equipmont operatives •.••••••••••••• ___________ _
.. ................ "'""-·-------------------------------.
Construction laborers •• __ •••••••••• -···-·· ·-- ---------·-··· -· Freight, stock, and material handlers ----······----------------Other 1peclfled laborer•--········---------·-----------------Miscellaneous and not tpecified laborers··-··--·---------------Occupation. Miscelloneou• laborers •.•••••• --·· •••• --·- ------ •••••••• Not specified laborers ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• -------
----
Industry,
M'S'u"r~~i:"~;:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: .-
~~ rn:.~~~.:~~~'.~~:'.'.~~~:::::::::::::::::::::.-
Machinery, including electrical·--------·--------·-··-·· Transportotion equipment__ ---·-· -- ------------·- •• -·. Other durable goods----------------------·--····-·-· Nondurable goods··-·····--------------------···-····· Food and kindred products •• ----··--······-····-···--· Not specified manufacturing Industries··-·---------·------
---
--
Nonmonufocturing Industries --·· ··-· ········-- -------- -- -- .
---------·----·-···------------ -
Railroads ond rollway express service ········--·--·-···-· Transportation, except rail roods -------····----- -···-· --Communications, and utffltles and sanitary iervlces -···-··-· Wholesale and retail trade-------------·····-----------All other Industries---------------·····-········------,_.,. ..i,... -
--iloolnlMld' ---------------· ~~~~::.'~~~-::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: -Cooks, except private household··-·········-·--------····-·- Busboys ond dl$hwashen --------·----·-·-·····-·-----··--- Heolt'1 service worker•--···-··-------------········--·-·----- ,.,...nol service workers-·-·--------------·····-··--··-······ Protective service workers---···-----·------------········-···. =."a:: .t.7i::'.::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::-Policemen and detectives··-········-··----------··-······-· l'llvlto ........ _ ..._____________________________ _ ............. ..i ,_ ----·---·----------------·-
Pold form laborers and form foremen ••• --·--··-···------------Unpald family workers----··-·---·---------·-·······---··---Stnlco .........."' .......
369 565 1 112 2 331 114
9SO
...,
2ll
22
870 5 164 118 613 47
361)
lndustry,
Wood products, including fumtture ----·---------------Primary metal industries ----------------------------Fabricated metal Industries --------------------------- Machinery, including electricol.. •.••••••••.•••.•.•• _. __ Motor vehicles and equipment------------------------Transportation equipment, except motor vehicles --------Other durable goods---·-·········-·-·-·····-········
638 100
176 I 025 100
49
17 42
6
114
s
720
55 16 132 198
359
1 297 2 421
110 32 33 23
4(11
263
)()(,
645 222 15 133 66
l 296
263 109 80
359 88 158 113
653 129 290
1223 50 132 735 306
1 80!
3 159 355 120 1 920 764
6 746
350 122 4 774 l 500
4m
l 438
l 538
3 176
4 984
2m
292 664 318 264
1 225
520
859 632
263 665 260 250
2 468 4tR 1 084 3'17
164 881
148 484
67
183
1 867 1 108 89 385 295 4!i 294 750 429 9
326 160 17 64 27 11 41 157 76 9
340 231 32 96 66
12!1 37 21
30
37 109 51
19 43 19
16 37 16
2 32S 303 201
292 21 20 21 142 88
122 18
141) 39
821 701
719 35 8 29 338 309
2 161
652
370
1 251 1 132 119
:MO
517 77
206 32
11 263 3 102 5 144
s 493
12 114
38 143
4 979 l 262 123 I
426 53 16 99 37
551 122 31 178 :2S 195 32 349
248
127 179
89 65
2 051 251 259 1 056
485
HI 67 165 544 222
7 848 462
4 029
528
14 492 4 784 4 192
4 905
2 010
1 436 l ()45
1 061 3 131
25 1 1 16 5
102 781 24!i 667 4(11
27 907 4
439
m
37 402
14 539
10 3 3 1
039 381 109 517
-
221 21 410 2ll 180 202 2 367
255 221 I 190 701
59'1
I S43
1 038 1 830 2 475
2 396 495 931 383 10 316 51
128
8$
3 455 5 636
-
43
-
S2 15 52 53 131
60
13 99 19
57
-
s 180
1n
40 53
2r6
19
BS
e
-
\115 116 1 038 463
423 11 393 123 346
209 9
SlS
614 1 626 511 425
34 230
181 337
116 79
2n
4
29
-
191l 15 fR
54
4 6h 74
54
-
9
234
• 282 7232 41164
6 736
7 IRIJ
59
5415 1 33:5 4 498 4 373 s 640
7 8 7 7 7
27 «I 631 81 301 66 113
ens
621 478 574 139 459
'3<11
126 61 4
38 9
6 086 5 987
7 471 7 124
4 878 6 083
7 6 965
51
43 12 27 81 63
-
1i2 9 44 30 12 57 155 98
6 1 513 591 161 20 39 357 518 43 191 239
-
21
6
sis
6 392
69n
033
7 389
8 1)(1
7 446 6 747 1 831
4 11
264
116
42n
4 767
111 111
33 33
ts
2265 2 471 1 545
4 912 5 269
5 200 1 95'/
3 566
369 8
220
WI 112 100 34
4 908 5 274 1 952 2 434 1 298 3 021 6 145 8 9l9 10 398 6 346
7 175 6 605 5 940 6 656 2 606 44n 7 467 9 296 10 546 7601 9 595
3 2M
74
203
4
...
3 397 1 932 414 100 10 93
28 54
20 6 27 6S 38
-45 29 14 -
5 19'1 6 470 7 446 8 628 3 021 2 943
-
2 491 1 410 363 109 17 120 255 207 14 142 43
46
63
7 895
80
-
8 2i0 • 039 8 343 8 2$1
214 133
42 42
-
8 495
7 i8.4 7 3lS 7354
8 130 7 265
12 82
4
8 880 8 566
6 649 5 076
44 40
30
8 633 8 588
35 24
1$'1
341 9 231 62
8 259 B 713
• 978 7 998 6 373 9 310 8 489
78$
BBi
8 sos 8 404 8 615 9 510 79'11 8 182
96
7t
4(11
5 971 241 70
7511
601 357 114 659
233
u
-
11 32 20
7 707 7 /116 7 582 7 962 7 210 7 565 8 145
8 8 8 8
Ul 428
212
-
63
(139
e 506
a 046 8 352 8 460
94 331
1S1
4
-
21 2ll
n
9 020
814 1144 036 208 432 612
670
48
2 143
-
161 193
8 5 8 7 7 7
630
53
50 46
9 41
181 17 335 55 355 21 431
7 077
9 ll'IS
966 310 329
2 459
363 211 32 14.5 94 l>4
e
-5
6
211 35
242 76
323 5
74
55 33
246 82 44 17 55 48
1 053 452 146 114 186 130 172 4 135 20
2 128 I 766 679 538 516 352
11
80
7"""
1 988 8 300 8 491 e 200
7 500 7'172 7 147
8
26
• 301 8 861 47lZ
6338
7 852 7 731
--
479 110 5 U9 'Zl 218
202
I 638
119
117 163
5 630 9 503
6 643
135 47
65 200 346 35 47 ::ioo
108 237
2 090
s s
97 277 13 9 168
149 173
7 391 7 091 8 560
661 35 13 15 21 96
402
1 320 965 146 79 5'19 11
-
73-4
48
379 1 861 392 353 993
-
-
45 43 44 37 34
-
730 475
6 20 442 1 661 527
206
874 9
-6
25
--
:200
110 34 14 117
-
9 504 1 506
-
8979 6 206
6 955
...
...
•includes allocoted coses not shown separately.
DETAILED CHARACTERISTICS
MINNESOTA 25-693
Table 175.
Occupation of the Male Experienced Civilian Labor Force by Eamings in 1969 and Race: 1970-Continu&d [Data bollld on '°mple, see text. For minimum base for derived figures (percent, median, etc.) and meaning of symbQls, see text]
The State Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas of 250,000 or More
Median earnings (dollors)
Males with earnings in 1969 Total, 16 years Old and ovet
$1 to $1,999 or loss
$2,000 to $3,999
$4.000 ta
6 710
924
$4,999
$5,000 ta $5,999
$6.000 to $6,999
$7,000 to $7,999
$8,000 to $9,999
$10,000 to $14,999
$15,000 or more
1 043
483
760
893
760
990
684
86
41
81
50
82
213
254
4
3
7
29 14
19 42
10 5
Ea men
All earners
worked SO lo 52 week!
173
6 162
6817
91
8 469
9 361
MINNEAPOUs-sT. PAUL SMSA-Continued Negro
~ad c:iYlllan laber force---------------·-----·· ,.,.,...,.., tedoolcal, ...
~
.......... ________________ _
~tountonls •••••• -- -------- ____ •• ___ •• ---· ••• ----------- ___ _ Architects •• ________ •••••• __ -··· ------- ------· __ ------------Computer specialists •• ----·- ------ ______ •• __ ···----· ·-·-··-·-Engineers ____ •• ---- -------- __________ -----. -------------- __ _ Aeranoutical and astronoutical -----------·------------------ClvH •••••••• ____ --·- __ ------ •••••••••••• ---- ••• ___ ----- __ Electrical and electronic ------------------------------------Mechanical •••••• ---·------------ __ •• ---------------- _____ _ Other engineers-----------·------ •• __ -------------------- -Lawyers and judges -----------------------------------------life and physical scitntlsts ____________________________________ _ Chemists __ ---- __ -------- ••••• ____ • ------ ---- ____________ _
Ph=.~~·~~~~~~~~~~-~~~~~-~:':~~~~~~::::::::::::::::::::::
Pharmacists_.., ___ .., .. _..................... ______ -----------·-----~ .. _.... ... Physicians, medical and osteopathic------------------------·-Other related practitioners •••• ----------------------------··lleolth technologists and technicians .••••••••••••••••••••••••.•••
~'fur~~:~~:~_::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::
Social and re<:reotian worl
Electrical and electronic engineering technicians _________________ _ Technicians. except health, and engineering and science ____________ _ Airplane pilots-------- ____ -----·------.-----------··------Writers, artists, ond entertainers ____ ............. -.................... -.................. .. Other professional, technical, and kindred workers ________________ _ M...,ers ••• •Wstnrters, except ,_ ------·--·---- •••• Buyers, purchasing agents, and soles managers----·--·----------School administrators. _____________ ---- __ •••• ---- •• __________ _ Specified monog,ers and administrators, public odministrotion _______ _ Other specified managers and administrators --------------------Managers and administrators, n.e.c. soloried--------- .. ------ ........... 1
~t.~1:~;~~~3-rei.iff ircici< :: ::::::::::::::::::::: ::::::::::::
Transportation, communications. ond other public utilities ................ .. All other industries-----------------------------·---·------Managers ond administrators, n.e.t., sett-employed--·-·----------Construction ---- -- -- ••• ___ ------------------ -------------Manufacturing ...... _.. ,. .. ~ ...................... __ ..... ---- __ --- .. _,. -- ---- __ .... ... Wholesale and retail trade-·--------------------------------All other industries---------------------------------------·· Soles w..tion --------------··-------·--·----------·-·
Insurance agents, brokers~ and underwriters ........ - .. -- ............ --·----.. Real estate agent< and brokers--------------------------------Sales representatives, manufoc.turing industries ----- .... ,.. ...... - .. --.. --Sales representatives, wholesale trade--------------------------Sales clerks, retail trod•--------------------------------------Salesmen, retail trod•-----------------·----------------------Salesmen of services and construction--------------------------Other sales workers -- ---- .. --------------------- ...... -----------
Clerical"""........, wOflcen ____________________________ _
Bonk tellers end cashiers-------------------------------------· Bookkeepers and billing clerk•---------------------------------Moil handlers and postal clerk•--------------------------------Other clerical and kindred worl
"""*'"--------------------------=~1-~~~~~~~-~d-~~~~~t~~~~~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: Croftsmeo """w..i...I
Cabinetmakers •• -- •• -·------ ____ •• ----------- •• -- • -· ---- -- -- • Construction croftsmen --------------------------------------Carpenters __ -------------------------------- -- -----------Excavating, grading, and rood machine operators •••• -----------Bectrician$ ............. __ ............................... __ .. ----- -- ........ __ ---- ___ ,.. Masons and t~ setters-----------------·------------------Pointers, construction and maintenance, ond paperhangers-------Plasterers and cement finish•rs------------------------------Plumbers and pipe fitters •. ---------------------------------Other construction craftsmen -------------------------------Foremen, n.e.c ... -- ---------------------- ------- .......................... ... Monufucturlng ••• _________ ------- ___ •• ----- __ •• _---- ___ • __ • Nonmanufactvring industries-----------·-··-----------------Linemen ond servicemen, telephone and power-----·····---------Locomotive engineer$ and firemen ...... ------~-------------------- Me<:honics ond repairmen •• -----------------------------------Air conditioning, heating, ond refrigeration --------------------Aircraft __ •• ___ • ---------- __ ------ __ • __ ••• ____ ··-- __ ·--· •• Automobile, including body ______________ --------------------Radio ond tele~ision ---------------------------------------· Other mechanics and repairmen ----·····--·-----------------Metal craftsmen, e~cept mechanics ----------------------------Mochinists and job and die setters---------------------------Sheelmetol worl
.25-694 MINNESOTA
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DETAILED CHARACTERISTICS
Tobie 175. Occupation of the Male Experienced Civilian Labor Force by Earnings in 1969 and Race: 1970-Continued The State Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas of 250,000 or More
Total. 16 veors aid pnd over
194
$5.000
$6.000
$7,000
$4,999
$5.m
IO
$6.999
lo
$7.999
167 10 3
129
144
27
27 9
$4.000
or loos
$2,000 to $3.999
147
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$1.999
lo
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or
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MINNEAPOLIS-ST. PAUL SMSA-Continued Negro- Continued Experittlced cM11aa 1aber fom- Continued Optnitlvn, except -.,.n ·---····---------------·-· __ _ Assemblers -· •• -- •••••..••. ---- ----·· __ • --····--· •••••• __ ••• Checkers, examiners, and inspectors, monufacturing -----·--·-···-Garage workers and 9as station attendants .•••••••••••••••••••••• Laundry and drytleon1ng operatives. n.e.c ---·-·····-······-···-·· Meat cutters and butchers ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Mine operatives, n.e.c •••• -------------······-·····-·- ------ __ _ Packers and wrappers, except produce .......................... . Pointers, monufactured articles---······-·--------····-········· Precision machine operatives-·----------------------··-····--·· Sawyers -· ---- -- ---· ---- ••••••••••••••• -·------- ••• ---· --· •.
Stationary firemen •••••••••• ---- •••••••• ---- •.•••••••••••• __ _ Textile operatives •••••••• ---- •••••. ---······· ••••. _____ •••••• Welders and llamecutters •••••••• ------------------ ---------- __ Other metalworking operatives ----------···--·······-··-······· Other specified operatives ---·--··--·------------------······-· Mlscellon..us and not specified operatives -------------------···· Occupation, Machine operatives, miscellaneous specified .................................... .. Machine operatives, not specified···---------·--···········Miscellon.. us operatives -·-··---------···-·-·-············ Not specified operative•--------·--··-··-·-········---····· Industry, Manufacturing •• __ .• __ .•..•. __ ..•.•••••••••• -------· •. __ _ Durable goods-·-··--··-·······--------·----·--··--···· Wood products, including furniture·--------------------Primary metal industries ----------------------------~ fabricated metal industries ---------·--······--·-·-···· Machinery, including el~rical •••••••••••••••••••••••••• Motor vehicles and equopment ············------·······Transpart"1ion equipment, except motor vehicles •••••••••• Other durable goods---·-·-·--·-·······-·------·······
N•F~J·:~~ tr~3:.d-P'rociuclS:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::
Apparel and other fabricated textile products--------·---Paper and ollied products •••••·-··--------·------······ Chemicals and allied products ·----------······-·······Other nondurable goads-------------------·-·--------Not specified monufocturing industries ........................................ .. Nonmonufocturing industries .. --·---- -----..----- ... ___ ------ __ _ Transporto1ion, communications, ond other public utilities .•.•• Wholesale and retail trode •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••.. All other industries ·-··-···-·····--------·-·-········-·· 1....,..., .........., .,....... ________________________ ---
Bus drivers --------------------------------------- -·-·---·-· Taxicabdrivers driversand anddeliverymen chauffeurs----------------------------.... -.. -_ Trui;k _________________________________ Other transport equipment operatives ___________________________ _ l.oW9n, 1xc1pt ' - ------- ... --..-------------------.. ---Construction laborers •.•• ---- •••• -------------------- ------ -·Freight, stock, and material handlers---------------------------Other specified laborers •••••• ······------------------------ ••• Miscellaneous and not specified laborers·----------------···----Occupation, Miscellaneous laborers-----------···········-------------Not specified laborers •.•.•••••••••.•••••••••••••••••••••..
Industry,
M'0~~1~u~~;::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: ~:: fn~s~~.~~~~~~~!~~I~~~::::::::::::::::::::::
Machinery, )ncludl~g electrical ••...•..•••••••••••••••••• Transportation equ1pment •••••• ----------·-········-··· Other durable goads----------------------------------
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Nonmonufocturing Industries -··- ········---------------· ••• Railroads and railway express service·········-----------Transportation, exc&pt railroads--------·-····----------·-
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Not specified monufocturing industries---------------------
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10 10 11
Wholesale and retail trade---------·---·····------------All other industries----------···-··--·------------------
31
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4 4
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~n~~~~~rk::!'~':'.::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::
Cooks. oxcept r,rivote houuhold •••••••••••.•••••••••••••••••• Bu$boys ond d shwoshets --------·········-··-------·-··-··Heofth service workers •••• ----···-···--·········----------···f'trsonal service workers-----··--------·-·······--------··-··· Protective service workers •••••••• --·-··----·····----·-····- --Firemen, fire protection .... ---------·------------ .......................... ... Guard• and watchmen -·--···-------·········------·-··--·-· Policemen and detectives ····----------------········--------
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•includes allocated cases not $hown separately.
DETAILED CHARACTERISTICS
MINNESOTA 25-695
Table 176. Occupation of the Female Experienced Civilian Labor Force by Earnings in 1969 and Race: (Data
baM
The State Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas of 250,000 or More
1970
Total, 16
and over
$1 ta $499 or loss
$500 lo
544 969
S1 701
91 636 4 185 fY'/7 1 971 178 465 :2() 493 623 18 647 4 9n 367 2 847 3 032 24 985
4 670 143 3 97 4 17 608 18 556 188
52 157 4 821 225 24 151
~rs
old
$999
Median 110rnings (dollars)
$1.000 to $1,999
$2.000 to $2.999
$3,000 to $3,999
$4.000 to $4,999
$5,000 to $5,999
$6,000 lo $6.999
87 023 9 431 317 36 Xl2 21 24 2 043 67 1 860 344 12 234 263 2 627 1 016 624 206 31 553
69 057 8 374 370 33 170 16 44 2 1<16 94 1 911 515 27 158 261 2 004 874 317 161 24 411 7 104 763 1 475 128 273 41
71 682 8 042 345 57 145 23 34 2 347 75 2 140 532 46 217 259 1 863 698 244 201 48 333
67 998
51 870
1 991
7 047 684 92 90 23 30 1 898
35 798 9 376 539
$7,000 to $9.999
$10,000 or more
42 923
14 760 8 913
Earners All worked 50 earntrs to 52-ks
THE STATE
Total Experieftced dvlllu IM
force---------------------- -. --
....,..._., tochoiwl, ................... ---------------Accountont•-----------------------------------------------Computer speciolists •••• ------------------------------------Ubrorians •• ---------------····----- -- -·-· •••• ···---------_ Mothemotlcol specialists ••••••• ______________________________ Ute and physical scientists ____________ •••••••• ------------ ••• _
"1'~~-:::..-~:~:_d_~~~~~~:~~~-~~~~!~.:::::::::::::::::::::-~•tered nurses ------------------------------------------
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Social and recreation workers ••••••• _________________________ _ Teachers• College and uni11trsitv---------------------------·-· Elementary and prekindergarten ·-------------------Seeondory ---------- __________ -------- -------- __ _ Other teachers---------------------------- •••••••• ~ineering ond science technicians ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Technicians, except health, ond engineering and science •••••••••••• Writers, ortltts, and entertainers -----------------------------Actors and doncers ••••••••••••••.••••••••••••. -----------Authors, edttors. and reporters •••••••••••••••.•••••••••••••• Other prafes•ionol, technical, and kindred workers ••••••••••••••••
.
......... M admh' IW"Gl•t, IXClpl ......... ~--------- .. -- .. lk>yen, purchasing agenh;, and soles managers--------------····
---
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Rfftaurant, cafeteria, and bar managers •••••••••••.•••••••••••• School administrators __ ------------ •••••••••.••.• __ ---------_ Othtr specified managws and administrators -------------------Monogers and administrators. n.e.c., •oloried ----------------·--Whole.ale and retail trade--------------------------------- -· Managers and adminlttrators, n.e.c .. &elf-employed-------------Wholesale and retail trade--------------------····---------
--
-W.1 ........ -------------------------------------- -0.monstrators, hucksters, and peddlers.----------------------lnsurance, real estate agents. and brokers ••••••••••• __________ _--Soles clerks, retail trode. •••••••••••• ·----------------------- -Solesmt11. retail trade •••••• --------------------------------- -Other .ales workers---·------------------------------------ -·
----·-· --·-Office machine operators---------- ... --------.. -----------· ..... - .. Clorkal ..... ~ """""--------------------------Bank tellers ---------------- ---··- ---- --------------------Bookkeepers ---------------------------------------------Cashiers -- ____ ------ -·-- __ ---- ____ ---·-- ---------- ------ __ Counter clerks, except food---------------------------------Enumera:for$ and interviewers __ -.. __ .. _.............. -------- .. --............. ... Ale clerks .. -- •• ---- -------- •••••• ____ •• ---------· ---- --·--
-·-·
Bookkeeping and billing machine operators ------------------Keypunch operators -------- ____ --------------------·-·--- -P,,yroll ond timekeeping clerks .........----·-----------------Receptionists ---·--·----- ------ ---------------------------Secretaries __ ......................... -------- ...... ----- .... Stenographers •• -- •• __ •• -------- ______ ·-------------------.
----
-----~~~~~;i~~~~~~~~~~=;~~;;;::::::::::::::::::::::::::::--·Foremen, n.e.c .... ---- .... -- -- ........................ __ ..................................... ... --~. '-""'1-------- --··--------------- -Assemblers -•••• -__ ·-------____ •••• -----------------. Bottling ond coMing operatives_ _____________________________ _--¥
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ...
Craftult1 ................. ________________________ _
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Checkers, examiners, and inspectors; manufacturing ------------Dressmakers and seamstresses, except factory ----------------Laundry and drycleoning operatives. including ironers -----------Graders sorters, manufacturing •••• ----------------···---·_ l'llckers and ond wrappers, except pradlJce ________________________
--
----------------
Sewers ond stitchers----------··---------------------------Textile operatives -----------------------------------------Other specified operati';es -------------·-------------------.Mltcellaneous and not specified operati11es ---------·-·--------Manufacturing __ ---- ---------- __ •••••• ____ --------------. Duroble goods ----·------------- -------· --------------Machinery, including electrical •••••••••••••••••••.••.••• Other duroble goads---·---------------------------·-· Nondurable not specified monufocturing _____ __ food and goads, kindredincluding praducts. ___________________________ Apparel and other fabricated textile products ···-···-·---Nonmonufacturing industrie•----------------·-------------Tn111.,.wt ............
----
_.,ihn---··-------·------------ -......._, """"' ,.,. -------------------------------- -,_.... ..... ,............ -----·--------------------- --""""" .... ,,... ------------------------ -· l'llicl form laborers and form foremen •.. --------------------·-· -Unpoicl famBy workers---------------------··-··------------ -· "'""""'°"""""'' ----------------'iect:J=.;:.w::~:,1;i5·::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: -·-food service worlters ····--··-···------------------······--· -Cooks, except private household---------------------··----- -Wailers and food counter workers----·-·······------------- -Health service workers------------------·------------------- -Nursing aides, orderlies, and a"endonts •••••••••••••.••••.••• -Practical nurses •••• ---------· -- •• -· •• ---·-------- •••• ---- -Personal servic• workers-·-------·-------------·······-----· -Hairdressers ond cosmetologists ••••.••.•••••••••••••••••••• -Prfwato """'"""" ........ ____________________________ _ -Private household workers, living in-----·-·------------------- -Private household workers, living ouf •••••••••• ---------------- --
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2 100
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263 5 653 1 311 28 932 36 92 51 681 112 40 992 1 378 1 195 686 151 53S 509
89 12 183 42 397 64
8 8
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251 282 900 363 3lJ
7 23
2:2 895 754 313 469 44 122 5 273 115 4 865 839 59 772 787 7 727 3 002 266 268 66 490 14 207 1 644 3 068 416 190 161 860 1 241 291
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15 218 158 27 202 1 331 20
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144 127 115 37 25 12 78 55
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4 188 4 951
48n
6 250 6 159 6 122 6 392 . 6 574 1 651 4 485 4 500 2 873 3 886 5 243 5 125 5 098 3 S58 5 631 5 40S 5 769 5 230 3 024 3 288 1 843 879 5 013 1 806 2 482 2 155 3 636 3 768 3 952 1 896 2 583 912 2 371 4 103 3 821 4 189 4 891 3 225 4 359 4 490 3 692 3 288 3 450 4 257 5 421 3 680 4 116 3 580 5 006 1 974 2 831 3 642 3 572 3 159 3 598 3 655 3 795 3 936 44n 4 470 4 482 3 S63 3 022 3 151 3 242 2 365 2 794 1 844 805 949 492 1 883 1 820 1 722 1 532 2 148 1 253 2 493 2 250 3 654 2 650 3 054 634 1 381 576
44U 6 412 5 899 8 462 6 458 7 riii 6 S98 390 6 623 5 6-40 8 031 7n3 8 103 7 151 7 612 3 747 5 922 6 207 4 861
s
377
5 6 415 5 660 473 4 176 7 304 5 896 6 213 5 594 3 341 3 591 3 002 1 673 6 231 2 830 3 738 3 699 4 672 4 288 4 584 3 075 3 70S 2 886 4 113 4 827 4459
s
on
5m 4 242 5 117 5 231 4 73S 4 500 4 678
5 263
57116
4 726 5 146 4 683 5 715 3 161 3 450 4 663 4 842 3 862 4577 4 771 4 878 5 063 5 357 5 122 5 502 4 787 4 836 4 037 4 160 5 022 4 151 1 163 U1 1 883
546
3 220 2 876 3 020 2 705 3 1'6 2 362 3 614 3 327 4951 4 090 3 9<16 1 125 1 547 1 004
1lncludes protective service workers and ollOCQted coses not shown separotely.
25-696 MINNESOTA
DETAILED CHARACTERISTICS
Table 176. Occupation of the Female Experienced Ovilian Labor Force by Earnings in 1969 and Race: 1970-Continued The State Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas of 250,000 or More
TOIQI, 16
years old and.,.....
$1 to
$500
orlou
lo
lo
$999
$1,999
~
$1.000
$2.000
$3,000
lo
lo
lo
$2.999
$3.999
$4.999
$4.000
$6,000 lo
$6.999
$1.000 $10.000
or
to $9,999
more
All
6orneri worked SO
eorntl'l to 52 week1
THE STATi-Continued Negro 5 254
429
782
711
637
407
;163
176
3 633
Ptvtn.-., t.cholcol, .... khHhd .......... -----------------
743
33
78
95
70
S3
107
5 2%1
ll':,~i:,~~ic"oi-;pt
8
1'57 17 4
Experiellced clvlllcm lollor foru -----------------------
~:;t'~rn~~ioiiSis::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::
22 JO 11
116
Heotth scientists technologists ond technicians.---------·-----------------·_ Socio! _____________________________________________
8 101 21
Socio! and recreation workers---------------------------------Teachers, College and university •• ----------------------------· Elementary and prekindergarten --·-----------·-·--·-Secondary -·-- ------ _____ ----------· ·-·------- ---teachers •• -------------------------·-----__ __ Engineering Other and science technlclons _____________________________ Technician•, except health, and engineering and scien<:•------------Writers, orti1ts, and entertainers -----------···---------------·· Actors and ~oncers •.•. --·- ---- ---· ------·-----------------· Authors, editors, and reporters-----------··-----------------Other profeuionol, technlcal, and kindred workers ________________ _
6
2 2
91 12 198 109 16
11
10
11 5
29
99
School administrators------------ -- -- •• -- ------ -------- ______ _
4
4
Demon1trators, hucksters, and peddlers •••••••••••••••••••••••... ln•urance, real estate agents, and braker•--·--------------------Soles clerks, retail trade--------------------------------------Solesmen, retail trade -- -- -------- -- ------ ---------- -------· ••• Other sales workers------------------------------------------
5 38 30 6 7 7 154 12 14 83 10 35
Clerical ""' klo4n4 ....... -------.------------------ ---
1 $8G
Salts w..tion ------------------------·--·-----------·
Bank tellers ________ ---- --······ --·- ---------------- ------ __ _ Bookkeepers __________ •• ____ ---------- -------------------- __ Cashiers -- -- ---------- ------ -- ------------------ ---------- __ Counter clerks. except
food-----------------------------------Enumerators ond interviewer$---.. ------·------------------.. ----
File clerks •••• __ •• -- •• ------ -- ---------------------------- __ _ Office machine operators-------------------------------------· Bookkeeping and billing machine operators ---------··-·-------Keypunch operators ---- ---- __ ----------------··-··· -------Payroll and timekeeping clerk•-------------------------------·-Receptionists -- ---- •• -- ---- ------ ---- ---· -- -----------------· Secretaries-------- -- •• ---- ---- -- ------ ---------------------S!enographers •••• -· -- -- --·---------------------------·- -- ---
b~~~~~~;~~~~~~n~:~:;~~;i;::============================
crw1ttto.. ood klo4n4 ...... __________________________ _
41 13 8
66
125 19
Packers and wrappers. except produce•••·----------------------Sewers and stltchers.. ------------ -----------------·· --·---·-· Textile operatives -- __ ---------- ---------·-··--------------- -Other specified operatives ------------------------------------· Miscellaneous and not specified operatives ----------------------· Monufocturing •• ------• --- •••• -- ------------------ --------Durable goods ---------------- --------------·-·· ------ --· Machinery, Including electrical. ••.•••••••••••••••••••••••• Other durable goods---------·------------------------·Nondurable goods, including not specKied manufacturing •••••••• Food and kindred praducts •• ----------------------------Apporel and other fabricated textile products --------------Nonmonufacturing industries ---- •• ---------- ---···-----------
6)
-
~....opt ------------ ------------ -------- -Fanoen u4 , _ _ . -----------·-----------------
302 14 JS 12 95 6
ln
43
22
4
:26
s
l'ltfoll ................. ______________________________ _
•Includes protective service workers and allocated cam
DETAILED CHARACTERISTICS
5
5 5
13
12 7 30 21
21
16 1
21 9
16 19
4
4
10
25 ll
3
8
69 :26
6 3
5
5
11
4
35
s
41
107
25
5 18
72
25
142
199
124
11
9
42 15 l'9
16
16
12
32
7 1
16
:26
23 10 16 24 92
25
6
31 113
21 35
5
13 12 67
2 167
"
17
3 551
4 682
32io
3
10
149
126 24
27
4
16
13
16
5
55 20 9
36 8 5
39
26 9 9 l7
8
29 16 9 9 4
76 28 18 14 14
5 4
10
5
21
7
3 389
4
778
935
8
7
4S 46
36 15
7 8 21
4
13
5
22 .43
224 75
15 11
7 22
9
II
5 9
/lj
5
4 4
5 15
ll
6
4
12
5
3
s 6
9
12 36
9
4 563 6 750
7
14
s
850
3
)6
5
22 56 9
35
2S
10
s
31
22 20 5
194 43 9
91 14
5
6
l2
25
10
4
6
9
12
8
5
4
8
17 53
5
s
9
6
9
3
2 228
18 4
5 16
10 3
4
s
274
9
6
II
9
5 6
16 14
9
26 17
16
161
4 4 4
18
5
11
5 12
6
39 15
4 121
5 025
4 433
5 113
6 10 10 10 10
4379 s 018
5 466
19
3 310 3 199
4139 3 866
It 3
9 10
5 5
5 556
5
s
10
5
'3
4
15
15
10
12' 17
74
28 3
5
5 5
65 27
14
10
,_ ...._. .... ,_ -------------------------·
Private household workers, living In------------------·---------Private household workers, living out------------------------·---
5 10()
s
3 3
6
7 7
Paid farm laborers and farm faremen-------------------------·-Unpoid famAy workers--------------·-------------------------
s.r.lco .............. pri¥m -....W• ----------------Cleaning servlce workers---·---------------------------------Chambermaids and molds •• -- -- ------------ ----------------Food servlce workers------·-----------------·--·-·--·-------Cooks, except private household------------------·-····-·---Waiters and food counter workers------------------····--·--Heolth service workers---------------------------------------Nursing aides. orderlies, and ottendont•-----------------------Proctlcol nurses •• __ --------•••• -- ------------------------ ·Personal service work•rs-------------------------------------Hoirdressers and ca•metologists----------------------------·-
s
30
4
225
118 62 40
18 S'I
30
14
4
4 9 6
54
12 310
14
10
II 6
141
10
12
10
s
105
59 1 078
f,._. ........ --"'"·----------·---------------
4
6S
"""""1-----------------------------
9
6
73
OponotlYn, oxcopt A>semblers -- •• ---- ---- ------ ---- ------------------ ------ --Battling and canning operotlves •••• ----------------------------Checkers. examiners, and inspectors; manufacturing--------------Dressmakers and seamstresses, except factory ----------------·-laundry and and sorters. drycleoning operatives, ____________________________ including ironers --------------_ Graders monufacturing
e
11
4
sa
7 93 206 15 S'I l6S 682
Foremen, n.e.c •• ---- •••• __ •• __ -----------------·-- -- -·-- •••••
14
4
8
92
22
12
21 13
Other 1pecKied managers and administrators Managers and administrators, n.e.c .. salaried --------------·-----____________________ _ Wholesale and retail trade·---------------------------------Managers and administrators, n.e.c .. seK-employed --------------·· Wholesale ond retoil trade---·--···-------------------------·
6
22
29
:26 4
s
30 5 5 84
Buyers, purchasing agents, and sales managers··----------·--·-·· Restaurant, cafeteria, and bor managers-------------------------
16 6 10 6
6
------------------
· - """ ........._ . •XC4pl -
5
II
LKe ond physical scientist•------------------------------------Regi•tered nurses, dietitians, ond therapists ------·------·--·-----
:i~~~!in~rses-::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::
s
6
4 569 6 tn
1io6 357 108 179
126 23
61
9 16 16
56
383
281 64 JBS 34 175 19 156
s
25 11
104 15 15 42
197
22
15 38 31
14 14
12
20
33
35
33
3S
77 38 24
s
.. 12 4
64
143 44
268 98
4
28 31 22 9 83 70
13 4 42 34
29 11 36 15 21
218
66 18 29 4 6 101
13
84 4
22
17
12
33 26
1-4
5 9 27
1 895
I 938
lO
3
982
4 379
3 650
4 093
5 15 6
3
886
5 615
3
1 217
3
l
i56
not"-" seporately.
MINNESOTA 25- 697
Occupation of the Female Experienced Civilian Labor Force by Earnings in 1969 and Race: 1970-Continued
Table 176.
[Data based on sample, see text. For minimum base for derived figures (percent, median, etc.) and meaning of symbols, see text]
The State Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas of 250,000 or More
Females with eamill',IS in 1969
Median earnings (dollars) $6,000
$7,000
$10,000
$999
$1.ClOO ta $1,999
$2.000 to $2,999
$3,000 to $3,999
$4,000 to $4,999
$5,000 to $5,999
ta $6,999
to $9,999
or more
216
277
274
334
430
420
223
213
149
116
3 442
4178
16
35
27
18
30
45
16
35
67
45
4 911
5 313
3 895
4 799
5 009
s sia
oii
4 392
3 670
4 848
Total, 16 years old and over
or loss
2 722 334
$1 to
$500 ta
$499
Earners
All worked 50 earners to 52-ks
THE STA.TE-Continued Penons of Spanis.h Language
Experlocod cMllan laW
fore•-----------------------
....,......., hdookol, 111141 ............... ----------------Accountants_ •• _•• __ -------------------- __ •••••• ---------- __ _ Computer specialists •• ·-------------- •• __ •••• ----------------llbrarions •• ·------·----__ -------- •• __ •••• ----------------Mathematical specialists. _____________________ •••••• ----·--· __ _ life and physical sclenti•ts---·--·-----·------------·-----···---
R,\~~i~~~~-•'.!_~~~~~~:~~~-~~°_'.'~~~~-=:::::::::::::::::::::
Registered nurses ----------· --••••• __ -----·-··--------------Health technologists and technicians _. _____________________••_ Socio I scientists ------ -----------· __ ••••• --------- -------- ___ _ Social and recreation worker•---------------------------------· Teachers: College and universl!f;--·---------------------------Elementary and pre ndtrgarten ------------·-···----·
~~~~~~...e;s::::::: ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::
Engineering and science technicians •••• ------··---------------- __ Technicians, except health, and engineering and science. ___________ _ Writers, artists~ and entertainers .. ., ______ .. ___ ,.. __________ .,. __ ,.,.,,. .... Actors and dancers •• ---- •• --· ••••.•• ------------ •• ------ __ _ Authors, editors, and reporter•------------------------------· Other professional, lechnicol. and kindred workers·-··---------·--· • . . _ . . . . u4ooioldro1111, exeept ' - -----------------·
Buyers, purchasing agenls, and sales managers------------------· Restourcmt, cafe1erla, and bar managers----------------------··· School administrators •••••••• ·-----·----------·-···-·------ __ _ Other specified managers ond adminittrators -----······---·--·--· Managers and administrators, n.e.c., salaried ••••••••••••••••••••• Wholesale and retail trade-----·--···----------·------------· Managers and administrators, n.e.c., self-employed---------------Wholesale and retail trade-----------------------------------
16
7
20 6
6
73
15
12 40 55 28
10
6
6 6
12
4 18 20
14 8
8 8 8
13
9
4
4
10
10
29
43
4
22
10
10 6 6 9
16 7
4 7
661 171
69
131
8 8
147
18 9
5 13
39 10
98 7
79
10 46
11
21
5
14 6
13
6
7
12
58
35
57
34
10 24
36
5 44
8
32
22
13
112 34
135 31
120
50
72
16
23
16 7
14
4
17
ii
7
16 13
28 32 21
6 35 35 18 18
32
18
18
35 177
106
8
7 46 39
32 9 45 257
54
7
14 90 54
15
15
6
14
-..i---------------------·-------
13
20 9
14 36
42
50
13
21
7
54 14 69
14 7
78 40 91 144 127
20
20 4 13
13
28
22 32 32
5
IB
10
99
13
28 4
5 27
s
17
21 7 4
7
4
19
26 7
6
9
18
3 339
II
10 6
26
20
12
3 656 3 595
5
5 15 7
17 3
11
6
12
12
77
14
4
4 4
25
8
111141 f - _ . ----------------------------·
'""" ........ """ ..... ' - --------------------------
Paid fonn loborers and fonn foremen.·-----------------------·-Unpaid family workers·--------------------------------------·
"""""',mote
4
Servlco ......... lloutelloW• ---------··-----Cleaning service workers···-··-··--···-----------------------Chambermaids and maids ----------------------------------Food service workers······---------------------------·------Caaks. except privale household •.•..••..•••.•...• ___________ _ Wailers and food counter workers---------------------------Heohh service workers------·-·····-------------·-·----··--··· Nursing aide11, orderlies, and ottendonts ••••••.•••• ____________ _ Practical nurses •••• ---- •••••• -------- •••••••••• _••• ·----- __ Personal service workers--------------------------------·-··-Hairdressers ood cosmetologl&ts -------- ------ -------·--------
568
Private household workers, living in----···-···-·------··-·--·--Private household workers, living out ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••
IS 61
-
16
II
5
Foremen. n.e.c ___ .. ----------.. --- ---......................... ----------- __ ..
-
13
7
5 26 17 5
56 7
~ .......,_----···············-··-····
23
7 6
4
791
T,_,..t
13
6
11
Clerical 111141 ldMrH ......... -----------------------------
..............,.- _________________________________ _
6
8
6 14
12
Other durable goods •••••••••••••• ---------------------Nonduroble goods, including not specified manufacturing ••.•. __ _ Food and kindred produc1s •• --···----------------------·Apparel and other fabricated textile products--------------Nonmanufocturing industries •. __ ------- ••••••••• __ -··-·--· •• -
8
24
4
47
14
M•o:~~~~~;::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: Machinery, including elec:trical •• _________________________ _
8 13
7 15
82
llfendlv11, ucopt Auem __ •••••••••••• ----------- ------··· •••••••• __ _ Bottlingbiers and •• conning operatives __ ________________________________ _ Checkers, examiners, and inspectors; manufacturing---------·----· Dressmakers and seamstresses, except factory --------·--···-··-laundry and drycleaning operatives, including Ironers ··-······-·--Groders and sorters, manufacturing ............................................................ Packen ond wrappers, except produce .. _,. _______________________ _ Sewers and sthchers •• ---· ---- •••••• --···· •••... ---------·-- -Textile operatives •• __ •••• __ •••• ---- •••• ____ •. __ •..• ---·-··-·· Olher specified operatives -----------------------·--·---------M~ellaneous and not specified operatives -----------·······-·--·
24
6 6
6 28 8
12
klo«t4 wotlion __________________________ _
13 4
14
Cra"'-..
6
7
96
!~~~~~z;:;71n~:~:;~;~;;;:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: n4
7
87
Sole1 ........... ---------------------·-----------------_ Oemonstratars, hucksters, and peddlers •••••••••••• _____________ Insurance, real eslate agents, and brokers. .•• -------------------Sales clerks, retail trade •• --··--------------------------------Salesmen, retail trade ____ --·-----·----------------·-·-·-----·· Other sales workers·-·-·-··-----------·-·····-----------·····
Bonk tellers ••.••••.•••• ······-··----------------------···--· Bookkeepers • _•••••• ---- •• ---- •. -------- •••••••••••••••••••• Cashiers •••••••• ----·------------------···-···---··--------· Counter ci
9
......... """""-------------------------------
56 24
199
66
86
m
123 36
116 11 55 11
31
30 30
103
49 35 14 15
15 23 12
63 76
87
43 8 35
60
14
5
IS 5
5
21
'}!/
5
15
6 21 16
14 '}!/
5
12
13 13
17
6
6
75 11
76 7
6
7 32
7
30 25 14 8
43
20 7
11 5 8 8
4 433
7
21 24
2 250
2 690 2 0'2!1
23
9 14
13 10
13
3 250
6
10 10
9
'Includes prolective service worker> ond allacaled cases r.ol shown separately.
25- 698
MINNESOTA
DETAILED CHARACTERISTICS
Table 176.
Occupation of the Female Experienced Ovilian Labor Force by Earnings in 1969 and Race: 1970-Continued IOata bC1aed on somple, -
The State Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas of 250,000 or More
For minimum b;>oe for denillld figure$ (percent, medion. etc.) llfld mea""'9 of •ymbola, see toxtl
text.
fernales Toto!, 16
$1 lo $499
$500
$1.000 to
with"°"""°" in 1969
Medion eomingg (dollon)
$3,000 to $3.999
$4.000 to $4,999
$5.•000 to $5.999
$6.000 to
$1,000 $10.000
$1.999
$2.000 to $2.999
$6.999
$9.99'1
more
Earnen1
vean old and ovw
or Ion
to $999
32 491
3 399
3 526
5 419
4 288
4 946
3 606
2532
I 5)0
2 30CI
945
2 ,10
3 ff5
5 620 168 16 111 6 32 1 333 23 1 236 371
343
261 4 6
'33
460
449
470
I 454
5
30
486
11
s
6 274
-197 188 45 14 71
15
s
4 300
...
5
4 143
--136
429 5 375
20
37 4 27
no
13
452 48 3
138
129
86
-
35
5
10 167
to
or
All
worked 50
8(Jrners lo 52 w.. ks
DULUTH-SUPERIOR, MINN.-WIS., SMSA Total
Experienced dvllan labor farce·--------·-·-·--···---
.
Proles"-1, tect.uc.I, ...i ldo4tM ...................... . Accountants ••••• _•• _••••••• ·--. __ •••••• ____ •••• _••• _•••• _•• Computer specialists •••• ·-···----- ................. ----··· __ _.
. librarians .. - ............. -- __ .... ____ ---- ........ ______ .. ___ ...... __________ _. Mathematical specialists .... __ ............ __ ............................ ---------- .. ..
. Life and physical seientist•--····-··--····--·-·······---······Registered nurses, dietitians, and therapists ........................................ ,., Otetitians ................................ ---- ---- ---.................... ----- ............ ..
.
H!~t~~;~or~i~~: ~~~i"tKh'1i'ti~~;:::::::::::::::::::::::::::= .
Social scientists ........................................................................ _....................... __ _.
. College ond university·-··---·-·--·--····--·-··· ••• _
Social and recreation workers--------- .. ------------------- ...... .. Teachers,
-Engineer•ng and science technicians ...................................... ,. ................... _Technicians, except health, and engineering and actence ..................... .. Writefs, or1ists, and entertainers-------------.. ---·------------ Actors and dancers ____ ............................. -------- .... __ .... ------ __ Authors, editors, and reporters ___________ ,..,._ .. ______________ _Elementary aod prekindergarten ·-·-·---·---········· Secondary ____ ·---·----···-· ·---·-·· •••••••••• ·-Other teochers ____ •••••••••• ·----·--···· ··---- ___ _
Other professional, technical. and kindred workers ........... ________ ,, .... .Mnogers •Ml .....Wstrwtws, ••C9pt f..,.. - ................ _.,., ____ _
Buvers, purchasing agents, and sales managers ...................................... .. -. Restaurant, cafeteria, and bar managers-----------------------School administrators .... __ ............................ ---------- ............. - ....... ___ _ Other specified managers and administrators ....................................... __ Managers and administrators, n.e.c .• soloried ___________________ _. Wholesale and retail trade _________________ ., _______________ _ Monagers and administrators, n.e.c., self-emplaved --------------Wholesale and retail trade ................................................................... _
-
Sales worlen ---------------------------------------
Demonstrators, hucksters. and peddlers_ ........................ ______ ,, ____ _. Insurance, real estate agents, and brokers .... _......... _.. ______ ,, ______ _ Soles clerks, retail trade ____ ....... ____ .. _____ ------ ______ ---- ___ _ SaJesmen, relail trade ....... ------------ .................... ---------~--- __ Other soles workers----------------------------------------- Clerical and kiodrff wmen ---·······------------··--·· Bonk tellers·····--············-··-·-············-······-··Bookkeepers ...... ______ .... ______ ........ ____ ................ ______ ........ __ _.
Cashiers _.. ________________________ ........ ---- ........ ____ .... ______ _ Caun1er clerks, except food---------------··---------- ... ------- . Enumerators and in1erviewers --------------------------------File clerks __ .... ---- ________ ------ __________ ---- ______ ---- __ .... Office machine operators ____ -----------------... --------------- . Bookkeeping and billing machine operators-----.. ·------------- -
-
Keypunch operators··-·······-·····-·-······-----···-----Payroll and timekeeping clerks ••••••••• _•••••••••••••••••••••••
12 235 241 I 483
635
228
70
--
·---
Duroble goods·····-·-·----·-··----------·············· ..
Machinery, including electrical __ ------------------------ .. Other durable goods···········-········--···--------· ..
..
Nondurable goods, including not specified manufacturing .. ____ _
-·
Food and kindred products •. -----·······--···--·-·-····
Apparel and other fabricated textile products --- --------- .. .. Nonmanufacturing industries ______ .... __ .. __ ., -- __ -· -- __ --~ - - - .. ..
--
Transport equlpm.. t opentives __________________ -----· ..
·-
:24
-
-
37
13
-14
73 35
52
20
63 6
22 25 4 4
--5 18
117 5
23
122
13
13 51
-5
33
106
118 96 12 5
200 55 128 245
59 132
131
2"3 305 14 83 146 394 5 319 770 54 378 515 399
75
19 56
324 171 124 116
.
63 26 29 21
--24
10
22
7
-7 50
65 268
83 336
333
5
-
45
19
192 23
213
9
-
19 10
-
10
439
58
-
14 23
5
50
34
.. •·
-
45
-
28 28
--..
11 39
96
78 13 4
9 65 34
10
28 9 19
6 37
200 13 55 56 341
10 45
-
87 81 65 13 9 4 52
5
11 5
30
22
5
-
110
349 306
457
403
343
252 91
221
208 84
104
202 15 187
61 14 47
33
66
9t2
457 24
223
433
223
-
162
5 63
216 4 63 133 88
:10
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1 331 131
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-Cleaning service workers ______ ........ ------------------ .. ----- -- ..
5
97
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5
390
48 12
10 16
-
65 6
4 40 4
5
28
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9
6
22
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1 176 183 53
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309
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31 15
Hairdressers and cosmetologists~----------------------·---Prlvtte ...,.,..., wmen ..................•••••••.•.. Private household living out in------------------------_ Private household workers, workers, living ___________________ ..... ,,, _____
103
10 037 293 I 456 842
Paid form laborers and form foremen _________________________ _ -Unpaid family workers __ ---------- .......... ----------~--------- --
--
37
12 47
15
Waiters and food counter workers ................................... -------- .. Health service workers ____________________ -------- ___ ., _____ _ -· Nurning aides, orderlies, and attendants---------------------- -Proctical nurses ....... ---- __ .,_ -- -- -- - .. -- -- ............. -------- -- -- -Personal service workers __ ..... -- .... -- --- ........ --------- ............... --- --
60
478
31
Cooks. except private household········-····-·-··---···--·· ..
13
582
-·
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15
63 4 227
-
39 32
-9
327
1 412 37 133
21
28
39
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24 21 35 14
14
21
11 480 9 60
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19
11
22
175 9 1511 23
-
24 -6
342
244
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9 4 6 10
2 484 167 75 1 936 34 272
19
25
35 30
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20 20
44 15 10 10
34
-9
6
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F1mutrs lllMl flfftl 1WOHftrs ------------ ... ---~-----~---farN laflaren and f..,. r.............................. . -·
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9 22 22
9
242 416 207 174 131
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16
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16
51
337
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63
8
I Iii 152 144
60
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80 59
6 41
-
98
31 111
31
15
5 107
21 14 116
9 23
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9
60
29
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36
9 54
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Operatives, ncept .,...,port--------------------------_
15 12
53 461
Crafhmert and kiftdrff woti:en .......................................... __ _..
Assemblers ______ .... ____ ........ -------- ---- --------- _--------- __ Bottling and conning operatives .... __ ....... ---- ........................ ---- __ _-Checkers, examiners, and inspectors; manufacturing ........ ------ __ .. ·Dress.makers and seamstresses, except factory ................................ .. .. Loundrv ond drvcleaning operatives. including ironers------------ .. Graders and sorters, manufacturing ..................... ,,. .............. - .......... .. Packers and wrappers, except produce ............................................... _ Sewers and s1itchers.- .. __ ...... ______ -- ______ ..... ____ .. _-- ... --- .. -- -· Texlile operatives __ ............. ___ .. ______ ---- ________ -- -- -- -- -- .. - .. Other specified operatives----------------------------------- -Miscellaneous and not specified operatives--------------------- .. Manufacturing ______ ~------- ______ -- -------------------- .. ..
-41
198
Receptionists .... __ .. _... __ ......... ______ .... __ . _... __ ---- ______ ............ .. Secretaries -- ............ -- ___ ., __________________ ........ _____ ., _,,. ___ _ .. Stenographers ______ ....... ____ ------ __ .... __ -----· ______ ---- ___ _ Telephone operators ______ ........ ______ ---- ---- .............................. __ Typists ______________ ... __ .... ______________ ............... __ ........... __ Other clerical and kindred workers------------------- .. -------Foremen, n.e.c .... -- __ .... -- ................................ ------------ ---- -- --
15
-6 174 152
45
20
88 362 2 399 274 367 750 2 578
·--
-7
27
...
4
448
2 3 4 3 3 3
865 979
...
469 288
357 024
355 318 371 181 413
... 688 ... ...
3 7111 4 5 5 4 4
806 088 169 183 077
3 675 4 176
4 596 4 4r.J
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3 693 4 480
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5
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161 681
3 147 2 525
525
569
256 313
2 695
2 3 I 2
545 523 887 714
2 083 2 599 3 242
2 300 3 805 3 521 4 949 3 620
4 068
5a7
l 070
562
945
•Includes protective service workers and ollqcoted ca... na1 shown seporotely.
DETAILED CHARACTERISTICS 494·465 0 - 73 - 45
MINNESOTA 25-699
Table 176. Occupation of the Female Experienced Civilian labor Force by Earnings in 1969 and Race: 1970-Continued [Data based on sample, see text. ror minimum base for derived figures (percent, median, etc.) and meaning of symbols, see text] Females with earnings In 1969
The State Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas
of 250,000 or More
Median earnings (dollars) $6,000
$7,000
$6,999
$9,999
$10,000
Total, 16 years old and over
$1 to $499
$1.000
to
or loss
$500 to $999
$2,000
$1,999
$2,999
$3,999
$4,999
$5.000 to $5.999
303 522
21 876
24 682
44 250
34 826
35 997
42 392
36 377
25 362
27 919
9 841
3 726
5 016
50 170
2 187 93 3 23 4 10 295 10 280 132
2 485 133 13 68
5 060 212 31 104 21 14 1 ()44
4 412 263 29 66 16 35 1 061
4 377 227 57 69 23 23 1 199 50 1 072
4 184 405 52 51 28 13 1 266 50 1 141 385 26 128 132 553 215 65 104 13 278 4 59 470 1 005 185 123 8 205 455 205 29 17 1 753 31 177 1 189 65 291 22 654 361 2 345
3 839 507 84 62 23 21 1 003 32 910 356 23 142 78 402 169 83 169 5 280 12 65 432 1 148 194 82 13 292 535 138 32 32
4 782 379 79 102 15 65 865 17 814
12 732 607 287 251 38 93 3 323 67 3 080 595 49 449 307 3 294 1 391 189 219 50 406 14 160 1 184 2 042 375 108 51 466 959 192 83 61
6 112 164 168 205
5 5 7 6 4 6 5 4 5
6 961 6 084. 8 518 7 000
953 22 170 502 36 223 19 473 319 2 567 475 157 9 248 1 221 132 769 285 537 6 693 312 450 1 484 4 716 807 225 6 541 2 550
572 16 220 182 21 133 11 528 58 1 591 279 68 9 157 527 66 326
to
$3,000
$4,000
to
to
ta
to
or more
Earners All worked SO earners ta 52 weeks
MINNEAPOUS-51.PAULSMSA Total lxperienc..t ~ 1a11or
m. w....,. ---------------------Prohs......, lllclmlcal, 11111 ldlllnd _______________ _--
Librarions __ -- - ............. --- -......................................_................... _____ .. ___ _-
Accountants ____________ ------------------------------_----Computer specialfst•---------------·-·-··-----------------·--
--
Mathematical speclollsts ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••.•••.••••• Life and physical sclentlsts ••••••• ____________________________ _
~~:~:~~-d-~~~~~~~~~-~e~~~~-::::::::::::::::::::: -
2 990 803
1 001 168
338
-
11 191 326 10 192
Social and recreation workers--------------------------------Teachers, College and university _____________________________ _ ElerMntary and prekindergarten --------------------Secondary --------------------------------------Other teachers •• ------------------- _____ ---------Engineering ond science technician•-----·-·--------------------- Technicians, except heotth, and engineering ond science •••••••••••• Writers, artists, and entertainers ······------------------------ Actors dancers •••••• -----------__ ----_----------- ___ __ Avthors,and editors, and reporters _____________________________ Other professional, technlcol, and kindred workers _______________ _
261 1 828 1 606 11 489 4 707 1 480 1 089 172 2 748 39 722 5 415
M _ . ud ......liut.,., except,_----·------------ Buyers, purchasing agents. andmanagers sales monogers ------------------_ Restaurant, cafeterlo, and bar _______________________ School odmlnlstrators •••••••••••.•••••••____________________ _-
9 440 1 403 811
=~=~~~~-~~~t~~~~~~=:::::::::::::::::::::::::::---
-
---
-
Other specified managers and administrators Managers and odminlstrotors, n.e.c., salaried -------------------___________________ _Wholesale and retoll trade _________________________________ _Managers and administrators, n.e.c .. self-employed--------------- Wholesale and retail trade--------------------------------·- ~ ---------------------------------------Demanstrotars, hucksters, and peddlers ••••••••••••••••••••••••• Insurance, real estate agents, and broker•-------------··--·----- Sales clerks, retail trad•------·--·--·-··---------------------- Salesmen, retail trade •• --·- __ ------------···---------------·- Other sales workers·---------------------------------------- -
.........
""°'""
--
Cloricel ...i wOllien ---------------------------Bank tellers -----------------------------------·--_ Bookkeeper> -- __ ••••-------__ •••• ____ ---· __ --·------- ------ ___ ••• Co shiers •• ---- __________ • ·-- __ •••• ____ ----·- ·----- ________ _Counter clerks, except Enumerator> ond Interviewers·------------·-----------------File clerks •• -- ----- --- ___________________________________ _•• __ ---------- -- -------- ---- -- -- -- _ Offiu machine operators
food---------------------------------- -----
---------
Bookkeeping and billing machine operators ------------------Keypunch operators ____ ·----·------------·-------·--·---Payroll and timekeeping clerkS.-----·----------------·-----·-Receptionists ---- ----·-------- ------·-----·----·----·----_ Secretaries •••••• ______________ ------------------ _________ --
-----Ctefls- eud""""" ....... ________________________ _ Foremen, n.e.c -- ______ -- ---- ____ ------ __ ---- ______________ _---
~!:;::d~~~~d=~=~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
-----
Openitlves, uUfl -sport •••••••••••• --·----···---·· Assemblers -- •••• __ •••• ---- •• __ •••• -------- __ --- --·--·---. Bottling and conning aperotiv••-----------·------------------Checkers, examiners, and inspectors 1 monufocturing ------------Dressmakers and seamstresses, except factory ------------·---Laundry and ond sorters, drycleaning operatives, __________________________ including ironers ------------_ Graders monufocturing Packers and and stltchers wrappers, except produc•------------------------Sewers ____________________________ ------------
---------
-Textile operatives -----------------------------· ··--·-····-- -Other specified operatives ·----------------·---·-----··-····- -Miscellaneous ond not specified operatives -- -----------·-----·- -Manufacturing -- ---- -- -- -- -- -------- -- -- -- --- --- -- ------. -Durable goods -------------------- __ •• --------··------- -Machinery, including electrical •••••••••••••••••••••••••• -Other durable good•---------------------------------- --
-----
Nondurable goods, including not specified manufacturing _____ _ Food and kindred products •• --------------------.-----Apparel and other fabricated textile products------------Nanmonufacturing Industries---- •• __ •••••• ------·---------- ""
T....,.... Lo......., . . . . , _eperutl-------·---·-··--···-····· _______________________________ _--- - eud , _ --------------------------- -"""",___________________________ -----------------·-------Paid form laborers and.......... form foremen _ -Unpaid famTiy workers----------------------·------·-------- --
-
oqoilpoaout
-Cleaning service workers·------------·---------------------- -Chambermaids and maids --------------------------------- -Food service workers -------------- -- ----------------------. -~-:i};,.~;~v:~n~~~:~~~;.-:::::::::::::::::::::::::: ---Health service worker•-----·-··-··-----------·-·-----------Senlco .......... """"""""'" ......... ---------------
------""""" "'"'..............____________________________ _---Private household worl
Nursing aides, orderlies, and attendants •••••••••••••••••••••• Procticol nurses •••• ---------- ••• _____ --------··-------- •• Personal service workers-----------------------------------Hairdressers and cosmetologists---.----------------------·-
2 884
89 76 497 202 249 36 10 242 9 49 226 369 32 63 22 110
408
2 269
SS 8 87 60
3 907 I 116 642 438
22 078 I 168 1 452 16 136 408 2 914 123 205 1 628 12 789 8 023 2 052 357 3 990 6 861 1 021 3 914 1 250 4 428 29 973 1 932 3 618 11 635 34 669 4 771
1 170 34 305 9 064 123 2 959 989 2 035 102 3 704 1 888 219 5 562 7 660 6 168 2 800 917 1 883 3 368 557 207 1 492 709 2 920 114 201 187 14 50 5 1 21 4 12 12 7 2 7 3 4
732 350 717 964 519 556 083 310 249 688 294 877 606 4 271
2 835 345 76 1 995
63
356 6 463 47 406 935 165 92
369 317 45 185 21 230 749 32 193 725 2 182 118 6 1 530 313 12 57 85 123 10 240
72
280 338
235 56 8 48 179 47 5 103 36
250 25 32 28 4 6 376 581 219 3 606
303
2 329
956 653 77 813 167
1 655 86 1 569
-
22
353
11 288 158 12 98 109
23
34
978 275 16 98 156 1 047
5 304
972 191 6 170 145 1 409 459 281 115 26 357
125 101 24 273
128 83 6 224
48 253
67 475
56 494
40 407
402
647 63 135 100 122 180 54 47 35
547 45 68 27 189 157
5 748 248 85 4 788 77 550 16 424 174 1 202 2 031 407 56 936 790 140 425 111 699 2 521 193 567 1 701 5 036
3 481 105 118 2 776 41 441 14 305 274 I 385 1 319 355 65 512 858 144 522 55 471 2 873
791 173 120 14 153 255 108 76 59 2 456 108 158 1 937
508
189 201
59
-
24 31 21 157 107 26 62
42
3 240 271 70 2 504 18 377 8 212 89 523 1 265 214 67 455 329 19 151 38 357 1 041 90
256
911
2577 176 11 1 875 379 5 68 75 213 6 252 145 5 324 403 329 107 32 75
222
22 19 74 107 293 5 44 34 10 6 964 736 257 3 539 436 2 326 1 360 1 024 119 825 272 879 78 801
-
363
34 3 286 718 3 98 219 225
10 375 267 31 520 820 627 227 67 160 400 43 51 193 161 470 34 47 47
-
10 684 1 155 441 5 313 1 115 3 142 2 543 1 677
366
1 041 459 1 326 231 1 095
333
-
48 61
36
203
464 1 700 3 711 432 28 3 214 787 21 131 120 288 13
332 222
296
41 120 156
929 389
-
45
208 14 985 261 1 416 868 315 19 622 870 156 448 106 738 3 052 232 500 1 645 4 341 514 89 4 113 1 161 28 298 185 532
-
10 10
491 445 32 698 943 710 280 121 159 430 61 44 233 11 395 9 20 20
7 521 690 222 3 726 869 2 048 1 662 1 004 289 895 439
7 214 933 266 2 681 732 1 383 2 016 1 316 282 984 530
509 91 418
342 82 260
29 562 7r11 518 194 77
117
324 40 10 191 80 315
-
-
-
684
322 13 569 1 535 258 883 232 1 067 5 920 362 638 2 434 6 172 103 203 5 850 I 498 15 356 170 417 5 583 419 18 938 1 431 1 133 357 138 219 776 115
39
298 67 390 16 31 31
-
5 535 700 225 1 737 558 732 1 946 1 140 361
844
483 104 28 76
-
364
16 154 83 1 126 458 72 145 16 222
-
99 621 1 224 178 50 28 309 632 170 27 23
238
211 4 075 342 352 691 2 930 579 213 4 579 1 168 6
670 67 107 18 601 203 36 959 1 330 1 167 636 257 379 531 87 27 163 37 320 10 11 11
798 30 83 31 552 63 35 761 1 052 891 574 119 455 317 59 12 161 28 301
3 217 331 56 736 273 346 1 053 315 543 860 403 21
1 747 131 11 312 108 151 371 110 170 720 250 22 4 18
-
-
21
--
620 17 207 187 25 184 8 148 29 1 157 157 49 23 112 399 31 201 155 95 2 772 160 175 306 2 559
-
42 782 32 657 132 72 380 364 1 724 902 87 58 17 162
-
79 853 1 265 134 31 124 266
572
167 138 73 420 5 171 76 17 151 1 013 16 197 10
-
4 10 15
-4
9 23 277 6 23 38 385
626 267 2 306 431 13 465 31 34 9 258 47 23 446 549 485 339 77 262 146 56
353 94 311 59 20 18 7 13
64
12 41 26 10
-
71
160 5
1 204 63 20 259 98 76 153 63 36 597 228 5 5
-
20 5 10 74 85 73 30 21 9 43 27
-
6
6
270 30
-
55 27 23 23 8 6 109 63 14 6 8
620 320 559 564 714 477 376 700 401 5 014 6 406 6 448 5 372 6 355 6 868 2 072 5 275 5 400 3 884
1 isa 7 329 5 808 7 345 6 214 B 640 8 181 8 258 7 587 7 586 6 820 6 441 5
938 90.i
5
646
5 885
6 841
5 5 3 5 5 6 5 3 3
835 925 904 923 680 331 790 842 780
6 510 6 419 5 303 8 135 6 2.52 6 788 6 280 5 219 5 156 3 411 1 805 6 267 3 054 4 539 4 381 5 009 4 no 5 272 3 <401 3 995
1 864 941 s 247 1 745 3 111 2 395 4 054 3 881 4 624 1 892 2 676 1 348 2 459 4 174 3 849 4 256 5 218 3 619 4 802 4 597 3 658 3 474 3 868 4 974 5 951 4 4'6 4 784 3 732 5 704 2 963 3 317 5 389 4 278 3 535 4 694 4 423 4 431 4 587 5 281 5 060 5 431 4 166 4 570 3 420 3 794 2 631 3 334 1 794 1 521 1 670
...
2 2 1 1 2 1 2 2 3 3 3
178 294 867 722 467 517 711 300 970 274 585
946 1 602 854
6
4 260 4 928 4 610 5 031 5 652 4 470 5 426 s 454 4 791 4 645 4 935 5 731 6 246 5 342 5 474 6 i28 3 886 3 993
s 392
4 294 5 500 5 472 5 316 456 5 842 5 526 6 050 4 987 5 418 4 533 4 637 5 706 4 976
s
...
... ... ... 3 791 3 593 3 SSS 3 210 3 868 2 789. 4 159 3 832 5 199
nn
4 419 1 529 1m 1 443
•Includes protective service workers and allocated coses not shown separately.
25-700
MINNESOTA
DETAILED CHARACTERISTICS
Table 176.
Occupation of the Female Experienced Civilian Labor Force by Earnings in 1969 and Race: 1970-Continued
The State Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas of 250,000 or More
Total. 16
yeon old and ow
$1 to $499 orio..
$500 to $999
force------·-·-----------··-
4 982
314
397
tr.EI~~~?.~~~~~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::
674 15 10 3 11
21
»
112
6
$1,000 to $1,999
,.
$3.000 IO
$3,999
$10.000
Eornera
$5,000
$7,000
$9,999
-Or
$5.999
more
All wOlked 50 eorners to52weeks
IO
MINNEAPOLIS-ST. PAUL SMSA-Continued Ntgro Exporlence4 d1rllloll lallor
l'Jvfo.....,.., ltdonkal, ...i ldo...i w..tien ________________ _
Mothemoticol specialists._---- •••• ______ -------- •• ·------- __ ••• Ute and phy•lcol scientists----·--------·--------·------------·R99istered nurses, dietitians, and therapists -----·-------·-····-·· Dietitians __ •• -----· •••••••• ---- ---· __ • ___ ·-··-----·-····-Reoi5tered nurses ...................................................................................... .. Health technologists and technician•--------------··-··-···-----Soclol scientills __ •••• ------·-·- ---- ---- ···----- ---··· •• __ ---· Social and recreotion workers ....................................................................... .. Teachers, College and university _______ ··---------------------Elementary and prekindergarten -------------·-·-----Secondary __ ·----------· ---· -------· -···-··· __ ---· Other teacher•-----··· ••• --------· •• ------·-·----·En91neering and science technicion•-----------·-······--·-------Technicians, except health, and engineering and science----·-----··Writers.1 artists, and entertainen .............................................................. .. Actors and dancers .......................................................... -- ... --.. -.. ---.. .. Authors, editors, and reporters_·--·-·---········--·--···-···· Olher professional. technical, and kindred workers ••• ·----··-·-··-M.....,. 1H •t laltul••t •~cept,... ---------.. --------
Buyers, purchasing agents, and sales monogers -·--·····-·-···-··Restaurant, cafeteria, and bar managers-··-··-····-···-···---·-· School administrators ---· •• -·---- __ • --··- ·--·--·---·-·-·- ____ _ Olher specified managers and administrators ·--·-···-··-···-·-·-Managers and administrators, n.e.c,, solaried •• -·--···-·-···-----Whalesole and retail trade···--··------··········--··-----··· Managers and odministraforsf n.e.c., seff"9mployed ... -----.----.. -- .... Wholesale and retail trade----·----·-····-···-···---·-----··· Salt• ....... ·---------·--------------··-·--···--·-·-
11
10
194 93 11
6 3
11 5
29
13
3
8
25
10
14
30
22
10
14
30
13
7
12
21
18
9
26
4
23
35 25
5 5
22 14
16 7
11
4
13 8 66 121 19 73
5
22
14 14
11
4
20
3
11
4
3 12
4 4
100 9 4 4 4
48
43 5
22
122 4
220
156
$43
9 6
5
5 6
13
16 10
6 10
302
25 11
12 4
124
11
9
4
47
16
16
7
16
16 19
9
12
15 19
'27
21
17 49
5 41 107
n
5 13
26
6 15 108
35
5 13
~~~· ::dd .ti~~~:;;::~~:~~~~---~~~:::::::::::::::::::::::::::
3
54 12
5
137 31
•1
14 5
43
16
10
12 21
5 15
5
9
15 11
36 8
7 17 35
5 5 5
22 9
6
4
25
5
55
15 9
170 9
7 23 10 16
9 25
24 92
22 -0
4 4
11
149 60
224 75
122
12 67
10
61
164 110
199
20 4
21 9
25
Bottling and conning operativts------····-·---·-····-----·-··--Chtektrs, examiners. and inspectors; monufacturing ................... ___ . ,. __ Oressmokers and seamstresses, except foctory -·····-··--··---·-Laundry and drycleaning operatives. including ironers--·······--··· Graders and sorters, manufactu~ __ .... _.., ________ ,,. ............................ ..
6
m
4
27
16
13
16
5
8
76
9 4 5
14 14
28
18
45
42 32 11 7
9
13
4 4
21
6
8 13
10
10
9
4
3 622
4 810
15
5
21
3 067 3 403
4 433
5 05' 5 ll3
466 s 107
5 466
3 UJ
4171 3 901
4 218
3f 15
19
10
6 10 10 10 10
4
19
3
7
29 16
9
24
9 14 54
_..,. ---·-·-·----------···--··-·--
17
10
8
58 .40 18 52
Lolloten, ....,. '--······--·-··--·····-----··-----·-
"
9
6
69 26
2 250
lO
9
5 2
26
7 35
14 35 12 76 6
305
16
4
10 5
65
11 6 5
54 6
4
8
673
Assemble~~·-~~~:"!_~~:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::
6
6
7
144
4 438
5
8 82
41
5 300
8
11
146
1 041
Health service workers •• --··-······--······-···-·--·-········· Nursing aides, orderlies, and attendonts •• ----··-··--······-···· Practical nurse•·-············--·--·---·-··-·-··--·--·--···· Personal service workers..·-·-·--·-------------------·-·--···· Hairdressers ond cosmetologist•-----------------·---·--·--···
16 6 10 6 6
22 12
4
12
.:O:t:rs~~Tl!dv~~~nt~~~~k.;s::::::::::::::::::::::::::::
7 IU
4
59
F1
5
4
30 6
woril'"-···-·-·--·-··--·-·---··--·
,.,,. IUwen - ,_ ...._ --·--------------------·-Paid form laborers and form foremen _________________ ·-··-·--·-Unpaid fomily workers·-·-----·----·-·-·-·-·····-·-·-····--·-Senlco woriltn, uc.,t private ...,......,, ·······-····-··-Cleaning service workers---·-············---·············--··Chambermaids and maids -----·····-··-········--·-········· s:rvice workers -·j,·-·fi,-ij"""·------·············-·-··--
4 621
t7
2
21
5 38
Foremen. n.e.c ..... _., ..................................................... -- ---- ---- -- ---- ..... ..
... ,
166
135 10 4
4
78 196 15 51
--_
336
47
9 5
11
Receptionists •. __ •. -- -··- -··· •• -· •• ---- •••••• -·---- -·-- -- -·-Secretaries ................................... -- ........................ -----·-·-- -- .................. .. Stenographers -- -· -- .••• -· -· ··--·--· •• -- ·----- •• ----··-· •• -· -
y,...,... .........t .......... __________________________ _
397
64
3
87
1 503
Textile operative• •••••••• ·- -- •••• __ •• __ ----·- -·-·-- •• -----·-· Other specified operatives ---·-----------------···----·------·Miscellaneous and not specified operatives ·-------··----------·-Monufocturing __ •••• __ --·- •• ____ ---------- ------ --·· -- --··Durable goods ·-·-·-·---·--- --------------·--·--··-----·Machinery, Including electrical __ -----------------··--·-··Other durable goods -- -- -· __ -· •••• ---·-· ····-· -· •••••• -Nondurable goods, including not specified manufacturing •••••••• Food ond kindred products.·--·--------·-·-·-······-··-·· Apparel and other fabricated textile products ··-··--··-····Nonmonufacturing industries ................................................... _.................. ..
624
75
6
30 5 5
wort.en---····-·---·-·-----··---····
Cl'lfh•H• nd kWntl
696
71
2
4
6
Clotlcol ...i k....,. Bonk tellers __ ·- -· -- -· -· •• -- •••• ·- _••••• -----···-··- •••••• --Bookkeepers -· -- •• -- •••••• -- •••• -- ---- -·-·······-- -· •• -- ---Cashiers __ .......... - ............................... ____ ....... ------ ..................... ____ ... Counter clerks, except Enumerators and interviewers ________ .................................................... ___ _ Ale clerks •••. -- •••••••••• -· ---- __ ---· --·- ·----. ·-·-·-·· •• --Office machine operators------------ ............................................................. .. Baokkee~lng and billing machine operators ····--···-·-·--------
!~~~~l~;:;:~~~~id=,~=;,~~~;i.=::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::
7911
47
3
91
5
529
6
6
12 14 79 10 31
Po~:Jif~~d tr:.k~~~g-
18
8 97 12
Pemonstrotors, hucksters, and peddlers-----·-----·-··--·------·lnsurance, real estate agents, and brokers-----·-·····-----·-----· Soles clerks, retail trad•-·-···-·----------·-·····-·-·-·-·-----Solesmen, retoil trade--····-·--·------·-···--····------------Other soles workers---··-----·----·---····-·--·-·---·--------
lood----·-·----------···-·······-·--·---
m
5
5
5 556
4
6
u
10
7 7
m
1 237
122 23
5
98 15 15
162 72
38
l~
2~
42
SJ 364 270
9 16 16
22 14 14
11 l'l 26
12
20
8
1~
:34
15
'!
141
260
44 4 13 4
98
~
.,,, 29 11
28 31
22 9 75
70 5 22 12
211 66 18 29
122 17
74
14
3 :224
5
5 5
2 385
6S
14
10
5 9
5
4
6 97
80 4
14
Tl l'l 19
27
1 895
4
04i
3 671 15 6
4
:m
4 093
3750
Po+ittt ......... worilen •• ---···----··-·····--·---··--171 29 35 ~ 1 1\6 l Pri\'Ote household workers, living in-----·-·------------·-----·-· , 21 3 64 5 29 1 Private housthokl workers, livi1111 o u t - - - · · - - - - - - - - - - · - - - - - - - - · · · · 1 . - - - - ; u - - - - - - " - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - . . . J . - - - - - - - - J
!2
iae
•Includes protective service workers and ollocoted coses not shown separately.
DETAILED CHARACTERISTICS
MINNESOTA 25- 701
Table 177. Selected Occupation by Maior Industry of the Experienced Civilian Labor Force by Earnings in 1969 and Sex: 1970 [Doto ba$8d on somple see text For minimum base for derived figures (percent, median, etc.) and meaning af symbols, see text] Persons with earnings
The State Male ....,._.,, dvillaft lo'* force ---------
""""· ............
~. --------------Professional and managerial workers, except form-----·-- -
---
Clerical and sales workers---------------------------Laborers, except farm ---·--------------------------Other blue-collar workers ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Form&rs and furm manogers -------------------------Form laborers and form foremen ---------------------- Service workers, except private household -------------- -
-
....,. ____ -- --- --------- -------------- -- -----
Professional, technical, and kindred workers------------Managers ond admin~trators, except form-------------Clerical and sales workers---------------------------Craftsmen ond kindred work&rs ----------------------Operatives, except transport -------------------------- Transport equipment operatives, and labar&rs, except farm. Service workers, except private household --------------
.Profeuional, technical, ond kindred workers------------- Managers and administrators, except form-------------- Sales workers __ ---------------------- ____ ---------- . Clerical and kindred workers.------------------------- Crohsmen and kindred workers ----------------------- Operatives, except transport-------------------------- Transport equipment operatives --·-------------------- Laborers, except form ---------------·--------------Service workers, except private household -------------- -~...... -------------------------Professional, technical, and kindred workers------------- --
c----- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
Total, 16 years old and over
$1 ta $1.999 or loss
931 2U
124 208
$6,000 to $6.999
$7,000 to $7,999
to $9,999
$10,000 to $14,999
$15,000 or more
Median earnings (dollars)
93 291
47 104
60 711
73 661
91 282
164 043
190 701
86 280
7 730
75.2
6 718 243 28 149 212 5 673 384 '19
8 264 481 39 53 180 7 144 362 5
5 848 423 21 27 49 5 173 155
3 8 4 3 5 4 l 3
957 852 981 448 876 339 806 870
85.t 77.4 75.8 41.0 56.8 92.S 6'1.7
7 11 13 8 8 7 6 6
886 077 571 016 712 139 804 051
86.5 88.5 86.2 71.7 62.6 59.3
9 044 146 20 88 181 7 772 826 11
5 943
208 38 391 191 18 182 3 067 54
8 79' 89 26 119 132 7 411 995 27
4 999 457 15
4 632 166 38 94 93 3 782 443 16
532 16
690 10
542 5 12
92 224 133 59
30 134 288 193 35
1 066 20 4 25 289
1 709 59 11 59 500 626 385 69
2 864 111 12 117 1 080 873 601 70
3 921 183 52 1'19 2 384 859 273 41
2 318 411 91 94 1 389 233 86 14
512 170 130 18 139 37 18
8 430 482 373 54 206 4 885 477 506 1 319 128
24 997 1 516 2 452 174
1 190 SB
7 706 289 394 26 181 4 206 471 638 1 354 147
16 733 803 1 049 78 314 10 603 842 918 1 930 196
6 690 542 2 580 167 270 2 697 183 94 157
55 14 6 2 2 16 8 2 1
28 076 158 112 504 196 18 747 8 303 56
22 131
14 154 985 312 6 127 3 762 2 107 381 88 758
4 354 7 932 599 2 059 53 427 4 418 4 184 10 S68 917
-8
6 540
101 364 28 193 3 572 300 249 1 572 161
-
6 863 272 269
-
120 213 159 33 4 643
4(11
259 60 6 156 202 298 20 103 3 536 367
173 '19 149 121
75 3 737 462 386 1 538 107
147 153 35 109 2 654 205 388 893 59 10 126 680 245 211 666 1 862 4 172 639 1 262 389
14 297 1 109 336 336 1 053 2 810 6 009 775 1 236 633
19 709 1 664 614 334 1 595 4 211 7 643 1 009 1 748 891
26 621 2 320 965 604 2 255 6 399 10 286 1 431 1 567 794
50 7 2 1 3 14 15 2 2
17
10 13 9 7 8 7 7 5 6
981 270 883 757 965 195 697 627 290
79.1 88.7 92.7 82.7 79.3 84.6 72.4 76.9 59.2 71.6
29 850 4 842 1 399 610 2 268 8 704 9 812 835 939 441
32 634 10 536 3 656 885 1 426 9 869 4 880 628 478 276
11 343 3 963 4 304 976 177 1 373 369 48 89 44
8 11 13 11 7 8 7 7 5 6
322 024 379 395 723 829 091 312 294 185
79.l 119.0 92.5 84.7 80.6 83.6 72.1 71.0 56.4 69.7
9 578 706 457 416 800 2 150 3 011 826 774 438
20 186 2 165 1 151 848 1 396 5 449 5 968 1 485 1 225 499
22 824 4 079 2 699 1 465 1 134 7 093 3 953 1 409 727 265
8 272 2 178 3 274 995 265 989 322 163 73 13
8 10 13 9 7 9 7 7 6 6
545 869 122 217 818 182 446 979 104 416
80.1 88.1 93.1 81.6 77.3 86.2 73.0 80.6 62.2 73.6
6 871 398 286 SS 817 1 740 448 1 664 1 147 316
10 503 584 476 92 1 810 3 235 520 2 420 l OB4 282
18 780 1 477 1 107 385 2 529 6 185 623 4 763 l 362 349
20 661 2 445 2 910 414 1 454 7 232 381 4 916 727 182
5 098 1 518 l 454 133 157 655 37 1 033 84 27
8 10 11 9 8 9 7 8 6 6
569 735 675 769 077 009 191
Bl.I 86.0 90.1 90.6 87.4 87.3 69.6 73.S 69.9 71.0
3 061 105 3'19 481 399 363 305 594 408 77
4 292 206 482 823 639 456 466 673 465 82
6 089 268 809 1 278 663 897 541 812 787 34
11 504 756 1 666 2 lm 1 120 1 818 922 1 599 903 111
12 l 3 3
664 144 188 878 622 l 587 486 1 454 255 50
7 665 673 3 493 2 764 126 312 75 194 10 18
I 777 10 441 12 008 10 172 7 087 8 585 6 992 7 966 6 013 5 130
82.l 86.B 92.5 86.3 75.1 83.0 70.7 81.9 62.4
9 678 217 1 941 1 858 506 2 353 911 598 331 963
10 611 189 2 507 2 088 386 2 524 1 004 632 348 933
11 144 289 2 929 2 018 588 2 547 891 611 398 873
16 777 593 5 191 2 871 847 3 653 1 111 964 627 920
18 013 1 309 7 139 3 545 482 3 061 1 086 548 201 642
9 203 859 5 487 1 635 80 583 154 146 58 201
5 918 10 439 9 117 6 261 4 455 6 905 3 139 5 661 1 645 1 930
67.5 83.4 119.2 69.4 62.0 79.2 52.6
2 736 824
-------
138 24 10 3 8 32 43 3 7 3
028 682 978 228 548 674 351 855 683 029
8 827 599 261 110 434 1 327 4 032 239 1 397 428
10 285 810 254 115 678 1 496 4 669 400 1 417 446
6 354 446 133 89 404 1 165 2 841 286 804 186
9 228 757 168 154 698 1 811 4 175 340 761 364
12 464 1 115 295 101 1 008 2 680 5 298 474 1 005 488
17 043 1 614 508 188 1 455 4 249 7 275 605 793 356
Professianar:::ic;1~a-;."dkind_.;.d_;,.~;kers:::::::::::: ·--
91 11 8 5 5 20 23 6 6 2
562 096 576 584 882 623 821 149 930 901
7 849 393 206 1 061 576 856 2 518
6 767 440 190 242 507 859 2 539 459 1 116 415
3 772 234 112 122 262 697 1 331 353 458 203
5 069 352 168 182 355 999 1 834 435 475 269
7 245 549 319 233 587 1 531 2 345 535 743 403
----------------
71 7 6 1 8 21 2 21 7 1
392 207 778 183 085 905 923 160 223 928
4 723 245 163 17 342 634
4 702 252 124
1 754 1 032 252
395 657 267 1 992 728 237
2 855 134 95 5 194 562 132 1 133 453 147
4 199 154 163 32 387 1 005 231 l 485 tlJ6 136
"""----------------------------- -------------
54 3 10 13 4 6 4 6 4
724 432 801 017 947 370 055 550 828 724
4 006 112 361 439 553 267 584 418 1 052 220
3 440 98 238 472 557 410 431 481 677 76
2 003 70 235 273 268 260 245 325 271 56
--------------
133 4 29 23 6 20 1<4 6 12 16
Oil 106 837 226 180 169 476 208 010 869
33 382 310 1 666 4 601 1 830 1 818 s 727 1 387 7 :m 8 741
16 615 252 l 704 3 057 1 092 2 152 2 653 854 2 248 2 673
7 588 88 1 273 l 553 369 1 478 939 468 497 923
Managers ond administrators, except farm------------Sales workers------------------------------------Clerical and kindred workers •• ----------------------Crahsmen and kindred workers ---------------------Operatives, except transport -- ----------------------Transport equipment operatives ---------------------laborers, except form -----------------------------Service workers, except private household -------------
..-...........-..... .................
--------
-------Transport equipment operatives ________ --------------- -Laborers, except farm ------------------------------ -Managers and administrators, except form------------Sales workers -----------------------·------------Clerical and kindred workers •••••••• ----------------Craftsmen and kindred workers -------------------··· Operatives, except transport __ ------------··--------Service workers, except private household -------------
rm.,-..., ......!mlM., ....i •IW ,.wk •tilltlfl ---------- ------------------------
Professional, technical, and kindred workers-----------Managers and administrators, except form---·--------Sole• workers------------------------------------Clericol and kindred workers-----------------------·Craftsmen and kindred workers ---------------------Operatives, except transport--------------------····Transport equipment operatives ---------------------Laborers, except form -------·---------------------Service workors, except private houS<1hold -------------
-
--
Professionol, technicol, and kindred workers •••••••••••• Managers and administrators, except farm------------Soles workers __ ---- •• ----------------------------Clerical and kindred workers------------------------Craftsmen and kindred workers ---------------------Operatives. except transport---------.--------------Transport equipment operatives ·--------------------Laborers, except form -----·-----------------------Service workers, except private household ------------1111111 ..... _______________________________ _
---Professional, technical, and kindred workers------------ -Managers and administrators, except form------------- --Soles worl
Craftsmen and kindred workers ---------------------Operatives, except transport-----------------------Transport equipment operatives --------------------laborers, except farm ----------------------------Service workers, except private household ------------·
25- 702 MINNESOTA
484
1 339 396
284
so
036 007 550 458 664 153 780 320 164 940
608
17 537 1 111 623 915 61
704 174 193 035 778 847 097 178 500
62.l 84.1 81.1 82.3 81.8
-
17 052 1 250 444 357 1 185 2 355 7 208 859 2 533 861
723
a 483
tr~
19 615 6 141 7 578 1 971 442 2 362 691 211 162 57
16 676 992 467 1 191 1 010 2 183 6 550
------Mullfoctwlot, ............. ------------------ -Professional, technical, and kindred workers------------
-
60.t
458 615 355 350 560 962 833 037 205 541
382
590 778 554 812 430 '197 172 004 613 930
Sales workers ------ -------- ------------------------ Clerico! and kindred workers-------------------------Craftsmen and kindred workers ----------------------Operatives, except transport------------------------Transport equipment operatives ---------------------Laborers, except form -----------------------------Service workers. except private household -------------
-
SO to 52 Wetks
9 12 11 9 8 7 7 6 6
229 35 19 8 14 53 67 10 14 5
Monogers ond administrators, except farm-------------- -
Pertent worked
$5,000 to $5,999
"455 2 087 351 1 574 1 355 78 883 14 992 213
480
~.000
to $3.999
$4.000 to $4,999
~.ooo
a 412
oss
691 608
60.9
56.8 48.0 49.3 66.~
63.5
65.~
37.7 45.6
DETAILED CHARACTERISTICS
Table 177. Selected Occupation by Major Industry of the Experienced ClvUian Labor Force by Earnings In 1969 and Sex: 1970- Continued [ll
Persom with eorning1
The State Male txpet:leftced Continued
~lvlllan
-
...........................
---------------. --
.
--
...i...,.... .....- -------------------- .-
Professionol, Jechnlcol, and kindred workers--------·---Managers and administrators. except farm ........................... .. . Soles workers __ -----------·-----------------------Clerical ond kindred workers •• -----·-···-··-·····----· Crof1smen and kindred workers -------·-···---·-···-·Operatives, excep1 transport······---··-·-----····---Transport equipmen1 operative• -·--·--·---------······ laborers, except form --····---·----·----------······ Service workers, excep: privo1e household -----·-·-·-·-·
-.-
Pon.... ....ic.. ••••••••••• -------··----···--. Professionol ond managerial workera, excep1 form •••••••• Clerical and sales workers---------····-···--·-·····-- . Crof1smen and operotivea, including 1r0nsport•••••••••••• . laborers, except farm ------····-············-··--·-Service workers, excep1 private household •••••••••••.••• Private household workers -··-------·--·-·-·-·-··----
--
latertalameot 1..i _ . .
$1 to $1,999 or loG•
33334 2 855 9 565 12 581 4 971 835 Ill 89 576 1 751
2 619 75 368
$2.000 10
$4.000
$5.000
$3.999
$4.999
"'
to $5.999
2 033 134 239 607 555 37 9 17 128 307
1221 65 155 427 315
1 450 64 235
185
32 190
J 903 316 156 98 280 I 500 404 221 289 639
2 .,.,, 162
2 625
$6.000
"'
$7.000
to
$6.?99
$7,999
lW 140 347 6611 406
2 413
$11,000
to $9.999
$10.000 to $14.999
"°
8 49"
$15,000
or more
Mtdian ll!lmln;s {dol\Qrs)
Percent worked 501(152 weeks
lot.or farce -
Professional, technical, and kindred workers-------·---·- . Managers and odminis1rators, except form-------------Soles workers ·------------·------·---------------Clerical and kind~ed workers--------·----------------= Crof1smen and kindred workers ----------------------- . Opero1ive•, excep1 transport··---------------·-------- . TranspQrt equipmen1 operollves ----------------------Laborer$, except form .......... _..................................................... .. Service workers, excep1 private household -------------Bnlaou
Tolol, 16 years old and over
33 515 s 180 4 168 1 444 1 909 11 946 3 109 1 310 I Mil 2 968 15 3 I 3
3SO
-
Professional, 1echnicol. and kindred workers··----------Monogers and administrators, except form _________ ., ___ _ Soles workers •••.•• ··-----·-·-·-- ---- ···----------Clerical ond kindred workers •• -----------------------Croftsmen and kindred workers -·---------·----------· Operatives, excep11ransport ---------------·-···-·-·-Transport equipment operatives -----------···-·····--Laborers, except farm .................................................................... .. . Strviee workers, except private household ........................ ,.. ..... ..
--
.
-
PvWlc odoololstratioa _________________________ _
-
Professional, technical, and kindred workers-·-·--···---Managers and administrators, except form--·----------Soles workers -------------------- -·---------···---Clericol ond kindred workers.------------------------- . Craftsmen and kindred workers ----------------------- Operatives, except transport-----·--·----------------- Tronspor1 equipment operatives ------·---------------laborers. except form ---··-··-------·--·--·--····--- Service workers, except private household ...................................... ... -
--
fe•al• experiMCe
Professional and managerial workers, except form ••••••• Clerical ond sales workers----------···--··----···--laborers, excep1 form ------------·-··-------------01her blue-collor workers------------··-----·-·-·-··-
---·
3 924
167 9Zl
246 95 56 26"1 990
105 99
318 265 154 123
s 795
40 755 6 629 6 522 35 12 968 2 984 .504 .504
2 070 224 221
2 284 301 256
I 051 156 91
665
281 67 20 18
I 832
8 777 544 " ' 5 534
146
1 808
69
1 641
463
410 224 405
5 562 203 ~
9 343
-
435 If/ If/
463
205 326
190 881 3 212 4-4 347
472 4
so
29
-
12 9
-
-
20 64
25
-
-
68
"
78
5 64 8 5
66
-
87 43 9
56
134
ll
4
"-
"-
3 290
202 1711
320
5 585 221 5 44
9
37 -8
--
&04 ~
-
10 8
26
-5
109 17 -4
379
-
1 130 265 70 74 222 830 3~
-
5
74
-4 6
-
631 29
4%
19
278
10 500 40 18
7 8
-
755 121 112 100 1 595
1\
21 5
-5
20 15 8 11
..
50 29
300 74 22
55 19
21
9 6
-
165 9 5
-4
s 066-
--47 16 5
40
-33 1 ---
215
25 :l2 4 84 47 5 6
12
-
299
1 094
13 344 2 6117 53 134 113
--
70 18
-4 -5 -9
240 39 24
59
108 4
-6 -
403
106 681 s 646 4 632 19% 3 915
5 8 3 6 I 5 l
83.6 74.3
n.o
45.9
lt'.i,
62.6 7U 82.6 89.2 73.5 66.2 78.8 66.\
60.1 36.1 54.6
5N 492
67.5 83.11
663 001 448
37.4 65.5 38.1
3 474 342
45.5 43.6 73.9
305 082
s
2 444 2 545
...
• 141
9 699
3Q.9
35.3 Sid
...
29.i
35.9
'4.l
62.6
n.3
2 827
8 6St 10 302 10 013
11.4 88.4 90.4
348 54
8 3i3 7 962 7 624 1 479
5 4
118
1 2SO 931 6
-9
15 214
2
'°' 83
12 7 3 8 4 5 3 4
51.9
68.8
59.4 54.3 63.2
10
62
4 4
1'3 514 988
IU 86.2 90.3
557 194 232 261 561 264 497 529
51 31 623
12
7 10 10 9 6 6
192? 1 69()
103
2 025
222
3 609 3 971
6 744
138 12 44
5Q
16 951 2 993 102
669 618 517 605
14
--
7 50
561
1an
9"
28
DETAILED CHARACTERISTICS
m
9 122
10~
12 10 7 8 6
142 5
12 152
94
71
374
""
221 247
21 221
794 85 22
-
9
21 69S
3 463 481 114
24 29
-
9
798
114
22 5 MN 18
-
a 289 4 978 388 18
2 159
90
71
31
7 331 3 447 253
4
m
1 862 579 73 Ml 136 2 026
---· --·-· Craftsmen and kindred workers -------------·------·· ·Operatives, except transport··---·-··------··-·------ -Transport equipment operatives ---·-···-·------------ -laborers, except form --··-·---·---------·····------ -Service workers, excep1 privote household ---···-·-·--- --
27
-
31 67
609 136 196 16 14 103
275
847 138 132 352 2 771
-
1 132 30
97 112
10
-
347 B
9 269 2 197 2 336
87 I 599
94 4
11 879
-
69
19 146
228 442 98 156 68 2 5119
I 335
37
-
422 89 134 8 14
511 21 /JI
736 69
12 345 1 475 1 564
113
-
465 310
19
63 69 14 5 43
-
66
16
5 592 504 566 7 2 46'1 313 109 121 288 1 215
266
1 077 29 26
55
379
78 294 42 556
20
16 461
4 919 333 237
Coomvcti.. •• ------------------ --------··Professional, 1ethnicol, and kindred workers·--·-------Managers and administrators, except form _________ ,. ___ _ Soles workers------------···--·------····-·--·-·-Clericol and kindred workers ________________________ _
4
1 l30 5'13
m
39
22 206
183
llO
5
1 OS7 618 36 99
1 262
5 5
14 2'34 9 206 I 035 19 331 14n 157 155 121 1 733
5 701
20 124 21 IQ 1<17
-
1 T59
211 296 2 005 493 156 100 215
s
92
41 189 86
5 .
so
27a
216 I 195 336 157 BO 197
so
1l1
264
-6
166
102
175 11$
84
SI 870
9 17
3 263 1 064 1 199 3\6 99 414 83
m
273
197
5 31
--------·-·--
35
5 939 1 70,1 1 11)3 341 185 1 986 315 83 59
349 1:12
4 40
941
17
MIO
13 48
5 026 9S2
52
67..,.
58
3 0:21 359
--
1 170
30
2 $91 198 231
11 17
140 7:19
97
9
73 5
157 628
49
3 490
64
321 79
304
107 I 172
525
29
561 33 18 383 64 17 11
s
7 680
3 323
123
1 341 301
2 409
55
2 992 3 233
44 Ill
so
1 095 209 73 229 29 550
5 032 2 580 164 19
638
172 86 201
1 023
1 336 2 019 1 108 230 28
189
1-06 S4 280
10 478 5 739 247 47 676 268 180 200 193 2 928
453
374
5 Sll2
4
19
325 98 8:5 28:5
14 063 4 707 349
Service workers. except private household ------------- --
Mioloe-- •• -· -- -· -- -- -- ·-•• -· -- -· ------ - ---
1 249
103 802 63 361 8 299 377 4 115 4 982 1 291 1 139 1 rm 19 139
188 190 494 50 SS 478 2 244
163 823 227 17\ 2 196
Professional, technical, ond kindred workers ............................ ... Managers and administrators, except form .............................. ... Clerical and soles workers··------------------------Crof1smen and kindred workers -····------------·-·-Operatives, except transport-----........................................ Transport equipment operatives, and loborers. excep1 form Service workers, except privo1e household ···--·····---
179 189 61 154
1114
1 476
-·---·
~~~s~~dr:a:~ fa~:fo~~e~-::::::::::::::::::::: --
146 335 1 502 67!/ 374 742 872
111 35
247
510 9IJ7
4211 86 10 10
64
14
916 231 163 27 44 50 5 18 57 321
l 203
Pnfeuloul 1o4 nlate
234
-58
$tO
336 39
2 514 430 130 88 83 139 31 37 248 1 328
6 378
laborers, except form ----.. . ------..................................... ... Service workers, except private household ............ ________ _.-
°"
5 249
23
490 I 786 183
.
-
tJ:ll 109 35 35 185 573
' 112 228 259 433 134 I 007 51
602
086 051 815 6 531 265
'"'*"'-·--·--------.
Professional, technical, and kindred workers-·-----··---Managers and odministrotors, except form-------............. .. Soles workers •••• ·-··-----·-- ---- ·-·----------·---Clerical and kindred workers--------·-·------·-·-···-- . Craftsmen and kindred workers ---------·-·--·--·----Opera1ives, excep1 tronsport ----------------··---·---Transport equipment operatives ............................................. .. .
630
64.2 49.J 81.9
56.1
87.5 87.1
8 449
80.2 77.0 69.0 89.1
3 160
50.0
172l
66.2 71.2 58.0 30.0 26 7 89.9 48.3
6 437
--s 78 --
3 829
'
5 444
76.6
5 445
15.i
4 312 6 710
67.0
4 5
-.-
2 683 2 1 1 1 1
...
... ... .....,
-
74 14 26 6 15 13
---
-
081 596 874 354 505
72.6
...
... ... ...
...
n.2
6 500
84.4
085
ilia S0.9
4
6 064
4 778
...
SM
1577
69'.6
...
MINNESOTA 25- 703
Table 177. Selected Occupation by Major Industry of the Experienced Civilian Labor force by Earnings in 1969 and Sex: 1970-Continued (Doto
ooaed on sample
see text For minimum base for derived figures (portent, median, etc.) and meaning of symbols, see text] Persons with earnings
The State
Total, 16 years old and over
Proftss1o!r.:"ec=· .::'kindr"i.d-worken:::::::::::::Managers and O
Sales workers ----------------·--·-··--·------------ . Clericol ond kindred workers-------------------------Croftsmen and klndntd workers ----------------------Operatives, except transport-------------------------· Transport equipment operattves ------------------····· Laborers, except farm ------------------------------Service workers, except private household ·-··-·······--
--
-. ..
·~
............. -------------------.
Professionol, technical, and klndntd workers-······------. Monogen and administrators, except form··-···-··-··-- . Sales workers-----·--···-----·--------------------- Clericol and kindred workers-------·------------------ Croftsmen and kindred workers -------------------·-·-. Operatives, except transport -------------·-·-·--·-···· Transport equipment operotivfl -----·--·-··---·-······ . Laborers, except farm ---·-------·--····-------------. Service workers, except private household --···---------
-
-
.--...................... iKWootl ...
Pratessiono~iCciC'Q-;;cikin"d_re
---
Monogers and odministrotors. except form ............. Soles workers-----------------·-------------------Cferi(:ol and kindred workers •• ---··----------·------- -· Croftsmen and kindred workers -------------·-------Operotiv.., except tronsport -··---··----------------- ·Transport equipment operatives ---------------------Laborers, except form -----------------------------Service workers, except private household -------------·-
·-
----
...i.....,,..... ....... -----------------------------------
$5,000 to $5,999
$2,000 to $3,999
$4,000 to $4,999
24 194 661 119 175 6 817 1 045 14 266 23 741 347
16 113
23
14 563 604 162 61 5 519 692 7 101 12
319 179
280
132
11 117
a 424
a 783
1 884 25 381 42 1 349 557
7 28-0 165 31 38 2 211 i99 4 252 5 246 i33
380 168
150 97
300 95 25 2 879 355 4 837 4 213 75
44 276 2 511 617 625 15 066 2 204 21 612 62 1 037 542
10 541 560 HO 317 3 000 374 s 735 9 268 168
13 077
7 689 335 102 39 3 029 395 3 5i5 23 169 82
5 780 304 67 36 2 640 337 2 264 8 67 57
19 192 864 640 174 14 004 316 362 975 115 1 742
3 625
4 159 121 60 35 3 275 26
2 951 79 55 25 2 525 30 7 63
3 173 1l8 74 2i 2 436
16 445 655 559 673 11 347 313 2 041
3 362
90 077
4':177 1 llO 771 29 149 4 088 46 993 104 2 386 1 099 45 801 1 866 493 146 14 083
$1 to $1,999 or loss
17 821
ns
141 355 5 211 573 9 987 14 514 301
252 46 24 3 035 454 6 745
13
4C1/ 73 151 3 782 591 7 521 10 361 179
590 160 <48 6 086 728 7 900
255
SB
9 3 057 333 4 .465
-
$6,000 to $6,999
$7,000 to $7,999
$8,000 to $9,999
$i0,000 to $i4,999
$15,000 or more
2 917 5i0 1i5 39 941 214 970 i7 78 33
1 093 323 76 28 172 i71 277 5 33 8
331 49
2 302 2i4 76 5 682 1l7 1 081 5 90 32
1 492 246 53 17 479
450 174 24 9 67 64
160 34 33 i5 23 iO 36
3 444 288 57 2i 1 43i i78 1 389 5 66 9
1 506 187 77 16 587
1 425 264 62 22 462 103 429 7 57 i9
643
2 562 14i 139 23 i 793 19 26 i4 8 399
1 470 93 82
834 150 87 24 4i0
135 92 36 19 573 43 42
9 237 514 134 25 3 08i 419 4 n3 5 297 39
3 808 .olOi 153 2i 1 269 206 1 578
5 793 226 77 4 1 650 241 3 334
-
23i 30
5
ll9
56
89
497
-
29 24
111
54i 10 21 i4
90
5 13 4
so
i9 53 -40 ill
-
5
4
-5 4
171
Percent
Median earnings (dollars)
Worktd 50 to 52 weeka
4 188
51.7 67,6 78.7 .46.4
5 352 5 833 2 349 4 4i8 4 585 3 894 4 652 3 833 3 432 4 5 6 5 4 4 4
535 870 214 080 587 868 379
4 :i2:i 3 732
-
~
6:1.0. 53.1 52.9 48.2 60.5 60J
70.2 86.6 73.3
66.5
62.9 ~.2
5'i'.O 6:1.7
su
15 i7 4 30 30 75
3 774 4 855 5 351 1 972 4 248 4 347 3 348
40.2 65.6 63.i 49.6
20 4
-
3 :i88 3 151
57.2
316 80 58
102 6 37 5 25 4
4 614 6 270 6 597 4 440 4 469 5 920 3 i94 2 067 5 268 5 473
M.7 63.8 63.8 8l.3 55.0 26.9 65.2 61.i
4 5 5 3 4 4 3
149 52 19 105 i07 187
-
-
65.6
n.4
44'.5
r-lpOl'IGttoe, ~ •
Professional, technical, and kindred workers------------ ·Manogers and administrators, except farm------------- ·Sales workers --------------------------------······Clerical and kindred workers------------------------Croftsmen and kindred workers ---------------------Operatives, except transport------------------------Transport equipment operatives -----------·---------Laborers, except form -------------------·---------Service workers, except private household -------------
--------
-·
76 <48 41 2 542 21 138 479 20 260
n
253 30 287
88
43
33
-
28 332
4 532 130 65 150 3 002 65 828 17 204 71
3 084 93 78 63 2 372 45 3i6
1 399 98 87 41 1 025 27 98
39
2 470 57 1i3 55 1 968 37 177 6 36 21
34 092 429 1 648 11 004 9 984 502 1 341 29
10 443 257 945 2 064 4 366 325 54i 16 130 1 799
5 685 179 813 882 2 377 199 354 8 67 806
3 131
7 024 159 270 262 6 206 7 19 4 10 87
4 934 157 390 223 4 105 11
2 642 123 292 290 i 888 27 4 4
308 114 92 2 405 1i2 473
2 220 134 87 24 1 515 29 357
2 013
167
920 <48 57 21 29 220
44
9 <48
62
78 36 10 44 10
-
20
-5
.......... lnl4e ____________________________ _
·--·
Professional, technical, and kindred workers---------··· Monogers and administrators, exeept form ------------- .. Sales workers--·-·-------------------------------- ·Clerical and kindred workers------------------------Croftsmen and kindred workers ---------------------· Operatives, except tronsport ·--·--------------------- ·Transport equipment operatives -----------·-----·----
·--
-laborers, except farm -----------.. -----------... --.... - ...
·---
Service workers, except private household -----·---····
--
Rotall """---···---·-···--·--·-·--·--·····
Professional, technical, and kindred workers--·---·-···· ·Managers and admlnbtrators, except farm--·-·-··-·-·Sales workers·······---------------·-·-·-·-·-····Clerical and kindred workers----···--·-------···-··-Croftsmen ond kindred workers ----------··----·--··· Operatives, except transport------------·--·----·-·-Transport equipment operatives ---------·-·---·------ ·Laborers, except form ---------·---·----···-·-----·Service workers, except private household ·-·-·-··-·-·-
-·-
·---·---·-··--·------ ·-·Professionol, technicol, and......... kindred workers-···-·-·-·--
......
-- -
··-
Monogers and administrators, except form---·-----··-Soles workers ---------------···-·-···-··---------Clerical and kindred workers.·-··-·---·-·-·····---··Croftsmen o1ld kindred workers -···-----··-·-··--···Operatives, except transport----------·--·-·-----·-·Transport equipment operatives ·---------·-·--·-----· Laborers, except farm ------·-·--·-------·-··--····· Service workers, except private household ··-·-··-·--·-
·---·---..
........ """ ............... ·----·--··------····---
Professional, technical, and kindred workers-------··--Managers and administrators, except form ___·········Sales workers -·--·-····-·---····-·-····-··-····-·· Clerico! and kindred workers----·--·------·---····--Craftsmen and kindred workers ---··--···-··-------·Operatives, except transport---·--··-------·-··-·-··Transport equipment operotives ---------------------laborers, except farm ·------------·-·-------·-----S.rvice workers, except private household -------------
·-·----
------hnoMI ...... ___________________________ _ -Professional and monogeriol workers, except form •••••••
555 2-40 116 1 6 34 31 1 4
316 626
903
395 680 907 230 132 1 768 33 675
56 57i 10 191 87 59 195 374 1 467 19 530 12 899
sn
1 647 55 1 036 21 615
487
8 668
80
7 414 163 297 339 5 816
734
480
15 24.3
4 751 367 62 215 2 976 212 428 17 63 411
3 861
45 312
5 69
17 34
23 162
9 046 415 1 355 1 645 56 4 060 l 515
2 675 161 617 544 18 i 207 128
1 494 154 309 168
1 549 617 415 8 862 497 2 266 2i 136
880
·-
-----
4 341 180 13 979 13 899
--·-
2 070
34 183 1 150 2 073 2 053 27 '199 82 83 22 48 1 373
38 391 1 692
Clerical and sales workers-······-·---···-···---·--·Croftsmen and operotiws, Including transport••••••••••• laborers, except form -···-----·--·····-··-------··Service workers, except private household •••••••••• ___ _ Private household workers -----·-·--------··---·--·-
25-704 MINNESOTA
62
75 45 257
4 300
-
22 9 34
554 1 818 1 769 101 6 829 12 091
9 507 224 292 410 8 035 23 38 5
-
-<48
181 86 18 1 090 35 552
-
-
766 91
16 7
liO 599 383 1 221 127 2-40 6 38 -407
4 lO I 157
i69 99 i5
439
39 342 4 6
19
442 59 42 36 264 24 9
210
3
-4
5
44
52 30 -40 16
-
24
11
-
I 437
I 144
760
iO 4 166
79 443 164 255 58 32 4 6 103
68 361 i08 92 33 22
I 067
996
-
175 240 182 375 14
416 27 llO 159 i20
i06 42i i62 433 91 44
122 144 94 703
-4 485 79 35 18 269 26 48
-
--
10 377 i75 53
-
107 10 32
--
76
---
295 104 61 17 52 34 27
109 7 4i 22 33
086
40.5 59.6
429 24 206 98 53
I 965 4 039 4 356 i 761 2 589 3 520 2 698 2 759 1 707 l 558
47.0 58.5 74.4 43.6 53.8 58.9 5i.7 52.3 44.5 36.9
183
4 024 s i85 5 455 5 070 3 950
63.I
t87i
58.8
3 487 4743 5 529 l 930 3 2i0 2 652 4 650
SO.I 50.9 78.4 47.7 47.6 55.5 59.8
2222
:i0.9
2 i86
42.8
1 657 3 -407 2 490 2 488 1 782 2 079 i i50
44.7 65.3 49.6 51.5 45.6 49.2 34.0
-
-9 4 35 -
38 94 Si
--
84 32 20 16 9
-7
10
816 91 87 115 5 488 30
489 i03 69 46
369 106 25 24
218 70 11 17
122 38 9 13
267 4
209
108 12
45 17
-
s
62.0
2 848 2 930
--6
44
--
77.9
67.9 80.1 53.3 64.8 66.8 47.8
--
-
106 518 810 060 254 789
6U
--
-
... ......
65.3 78.5 62.2 63.I
......
...
DETAl LED CHARACTERISTICS
Table 177. Selected Occupation by Maior Industry of the Experienced Civilian Labor Force by Earnings In 1969 and Sex: 1970-Continued Persona with """""91
The State
Total, 16
$1 to $1,999
$5.000 to
$6.000
to
$4.999
$5,999
846 139 40 21 227
3G4
6 16
17
34 1 988
21 1 29-4
--6
184 227 n a15 3 -465 365 44 446 627 2 <494 91 251 54 673 15 371 1 674 11'48 18 11 <497
~old
$2.000 to $3,999
$7.000
$8,000 lo
$6,999
to $7,999
297 63 11
in
lllO
"48 16
38
112 5
147
3911
120
60 951 16 104 654 175 16 460 157 1 010 51 108 26 232
45 363
19 783 6 373 294
3 625
2 766 188 153 6 2 217
ond over
or~
4 510
2 592 467
$4,000
to
$10.000
to
$9,999
$14,999
10
'14 31 18
41 46 17
73 5
25
1S
13
73
35
24
30
----
14 101
nm
10 190
um
am
$15,000 or
more
Median
earnings (dollar$)
l'mtnt worked
SO to S2 -ks
hatah ··~ dvllltnt lcillot , _ _ Continued ~
.... ncnolloa ......... _____________ _
Professional, technical, and kindred workers ------------ __ Mon"11tf's and administrators, excapt farm------------··Sales workers -------------------·-··-··-------·-·--Clerical and kindred workers-·--------------·------·--Craftsmen and kindred workers --·---·---------·---·--Operatives, except transport----·----·-·-------------Transport equipment operotives -----------------------Laborers, except furm ---------------------·---------Service workers, except private household -----------·--· P..ie11looal aod,....... ..me.. ________________ _
--
Professional, technical, and kindred workers··----------_ Managers and administrators, excapt farm-----------··· Sales workers ---------------------·-------------··Clerical and kindred workers-------·-··-----···--·-·-· Craftsmen and kindred workers ··-----------·--······· Operatives, except transport-·-····---·-----·-----·-·· Transport equipment operatives ----------------------- laborers, except furm --------------------···--·----Service workers, except private household --------------
---Pulillc .............. -------------------------Professional, technical, and kindred workers ____________ _-
--
Managers and administrators, except furm -------------Sales workers-------------------------------------Clerical and kindred workers-----------------------·-Craftsmen and kindred workers ----------------------Operatives, except transport--··-----·---------------Transport equipment operatives --------------------··· Laborers, except form ----------------------------·-· Service workers, except private household --------------
-----
DETAILED CHARACTERISTICS
883 235 221 I
56 76 12
62
828
llilll 195
485
289
m
4 2 737 16 18 12
32 340
-
-4
14 046 3911 8S 11 447 239 862 24
82 18 180
-
15
6 181
46
15
-
44
6 945 62
m
12
-3 -
5 418 355 31 5 055 56 125 4
-
--
7 864
362
-
-
3
8 664 306
--
11 42.4
438
4
4
9
2 673
883
658
39
64
71 21
-
-
15 7
-
s
7 2'11 41'1 10 244
30
-78
3 057
11
5608
960
4 279
221
2 139 152 128 3 1 743 14
2111 169 159
2 027
1351
221
960
204 187
137
336 134 71
I 694
1 538
'${/
112 6
22
941 15
13
s
-
-
61
71
46
-
5 94
5
-10
s
4
71
28S 121
-3
5 3\l
-13
19
s
---14 I 008 681 179 3 81
1 740
1 891 2 475 I 133 25"1
... ...
-
H.7
~.6
47.7 27.6 51.2
......
-
536
30.9
3 374 5 440 6 087 2 176 3 007 3 310
41.B
34.9 61.9 45.8 49.1
I
6
-
2 550
49.4 59.7
.427
43.4
58
2 122
43.4
4 605
6 191 5 7311
65.5 68.4 75.0
456
... ... ...
64.4
di&
t.3'.4
5J
32 15
--8 --
2
4
...
... ... ... ...
MINNESOTA 2.5-705
N
""......I
Table 178. Occupational and Geographic Mobility Between 1965 and 1970 by Race and Sex:
g
1970
(Doto bo•ed on sample, m text. For meaning of symbols, see text] Occupation of workers in 1965
!
zz
The State
c:i
Persons 25 years old and over
Total working 1
Professional, technical, Managers and and kindred administrators, workers
except farm
93 908
•• 044
89 76 5 1 1 2
78 335 3 032 63 379 3 n2 1 575 2 506 l 971 505
Service workers,
Form laborers and farm foremen
exce~!J's'!h:Jd
89 021 74 934 40ll 1 111 785 440 2 974 3 240 t 541
12 044 8 264 195 86 172 117 762 1 009
39 772 33 734 914 I 045 517 625 2 002 2 307
399
726
81 341 1 703
61 077 2 032 1 326
1 S60
69 19 25 510
2 261
I 004 22 13 061
Soles workers
Clerical and kindred workers
Craftsmen and kindred workers
Operatives, including transport
laborers, except farm
Formers and farm managers
49 653 45 673 1 789 6 420 32 595 1 211 1 112 1 186 255
41 623 37 325 2 141 3 100 1 389 25 777 1 876 I 670 514
143 552 124 678 2 877 5 258 1 422 1 901 102 492 5 832 I 673
109 412 96 8411 2 378 3 121 1 564 2 627 JO 199 69 391 3 101
37 218 29 070 954 1 221 657 768 3 972 3 997 15 355
657 164 2 377 25 5 325 64 13 485
868 425 3 174 3 631 103 8 830
Private household worl
Did not wori< Armed in 1965 and Forces work in 1965 in 1965 not reported
0
;!
TOTAL Total
Male ------ -----·-· -· -- ------ ---
Emfr~~s~n!i.~-nico( ;,-nii kin-d"r!d-workm
Managers and administrators, except farm Soles workers------------------------Clerical and kindred workers------------Craftsmen and kindred workers ---------Operatives, including transport----------Laborers, except form
~;::;el~s~;:r~a';;d 'fur:;~!meii-:::::::::
Service workers, except private household-Private household workers ______________ _
~:".S~X~es==== == == == == == == :: ==== == ::: Nat in lobar force-----------------------Fe. .le ____ ---- -- ---- ------------
Em~,~~n!f.1:!ciinit;C 'Q-,;l i
Managers and odminislralors, except form_ Soles workers------------------------Clerical and kindred workers------------Craftsmen and kindred workers ---------0,,eralives, including transport----------laborers, except form ------------------
~~~~b~:~~';;d ~:'1~~~,;;;,;;· :::::::::
Service workers, except private household __ Private household workers ______________ _
::s~~~.-s-====== :: :: :::: :::: :::= :: ::: Hot in labor force------------------------
957 742 119 104 51 43 152
306 774 307 144 150 719 960
110 018
30 395
75 885 8 659 46 383 154 22 032 2 701 189 799 1°"122 399 277 71 831 17 037 30 538 123 633 6 791 49 795 3 992 2 996 4 329 76 11 614 15 925 68 617 852
m
755 663 98 96 46 39 140 99 26
112 785 127 742 917 231 098 205 373
68 954 7 294 40 711 133 17 287 393 74 347 376 270 50 13 18 84 4 33 2 2 3 48 6 7
462 326 938 810 696 673 984 405 685 479 012 947 697 195 45 98 896
214 714 941 249 573 037 707 239 247 38 470
558 68 4 068
136
1 203
129 114 862
917
560
6 792
J 42ll
306
47 632
14 111 10 621
42 492 l 128 354 l 989 66 340 18
7 273 542 I 345 39 158 22
63 364
-
487
1 088 157 736
25 690 40 103
14 996
3 447
852 852 652 49 45 24 42 21
94 76
-
-
25 673 18 560 520 931 13 071 2 335 80 480 80 37 910 116 455 23 6 635
139
-
719 407 21 3 870 111 648
79 2 2 1 68
816 BOO 196 706 030
343
1 807 274
5 478 4 185 108
110
43 269 2 920 405
-
41 497 29 673 228 331 448 1 659 654 24 027
202
4 117 2 801 21 76 105 301 133 352 l 432
6 743 4 828 37
-
1 922 2 109
Emf:gfe~~n!f.~~chnicaCcinii kinlr!d-woriCers _ Managers and administrators. except form __ Soles workers-------------------------Clerical and kindred workers-------------Craftsmen and kindred workers ----------Operatives, including transport -----------Laborers, except farm -------------------
~~~~~i~~:r:~~ Ta~~~~~~me~-::::::::::
Service workers, except private household __ _ Privale household workers_ ______________ _
0
~ .-m
0
n
::c )>
~ n
--f m
'°u; ::::!
ri U'J
X~~S'F~~~e•-:=:: == ======== :========= ==== Not in lobar force-------------------------· --Femole __________ ---- ---- ---------
Employed in 1970 ------------------------Professional, technical, and kindred workers_ Managers and administrators, except farm __
Soles workers-------------------------Clerico! and kindred workers-------------Craftsmen and kindred workers ----------Operatives, including transport-----------Laborers, except fann ------------------Farmers and form managers-------------Farm laborers and farm foremen ---------
Service workers. except private household __ _ Private household workers _______________ _
Unemployed _____________________________ _ Armed Forces ---------------------------
Not in labor force-------------------------
7 839 6 163 1 206 218 161 498 958 1 305 482
5 072 4 551 908 175 143 439 685 885 352
18
-
-
944 20 132
l 297 20 227 92 1 357
389
7 793 4 229 599 109 90 984 49 859 72
3 703 2 804 400 109 65 735 29 470 72
-
19 -
494 421 333 49
39 -
21 1 157 289 198
825 99 37
-
-
3 366
862
73
-
11ndudes ..Occupation not reported'" not shown sepora1ely.
-
76
68
68
-
--
23
-
18 -
-
101 76
114 47
-
20 36 25 20
22 23
45
1 285 1 129 115 29
20 20
--
37 -
353 48
-
15 32
-67
665 579 50 15 20 453
s6 41
-
21 108 191
27
15
80
41
65
--
99
615 416
65 50
--
99
-
iJ 70 -
23
-----
17 -
-
25 30 45
255
-
35
-
-
36
61 -
22
14 -
177
15
-
--
--
--
22 23 ----
-
-
-
118 89 49
-
-
850 1 930 l 407
21 40
22
480 380 23
-
271 1 405
285
21 16 76
793 735 43 21 20 57 37 524 18
-
343 48
647
731 550 169 27 43 143
3 333
22
913 796 894 008 571 064 100 639 197
26
17 071
235 32 33
21 -
130
582
529 428
-
-
9 299 5 773
1 894
321 321 21
--
87
63 437 44 943 655 549 865 2 767 184 2 887 270 19 103 36 150 494 1 423
-
1 181
1 022
-
-
19 23 38
87
10 462
30 085
-
-
l 511 981
-
822 40 5 176
21
-
40 319
Negro
Male---------------------------
-
34 205 57 73
3 081
2 6 4 1
---
135
289 19 271
38 86 1 814 186 1 362
-
5 887
-
699
18 20
105 502 115 92 18
90 38 2 010 522 1 747
22
21
3 536 .c!S
--
30 26 5 3 1
255 125
849 4 455 193
--
--
70
-
-
37
-
23 165
465 357 40 19
-
23 19 88 17
--
170 511 52 193 15 286 4 394 2 662 2 .c!4 6 762 6 174
2 825 6 284
I 094 4 267 21 3 895 378 114 045 655 922 128 401 20 724 3 200 11 799 38 817 1 737 16 369 1 267 517 1 317 27 737 4 917 8 730 518 791
2 302 1 255 258 24 18 36 254 332 113
18
-
151
202
137
2ll -
18 73 17
19 951
1 030 752
178 89
21 21 21
4 069 1 404 178
729
19
--
66
-
114
-
547 25 15
263
--
15 74
s9.
-
-
:1
77
-
25 249 20 389
-
21 332 190 161 2 504
0 m
~
n :c )>
~
1970- Continued
Table 178. Occupational and Geographic Mobility Between 1965 and 1970 by Race and Sex:
rm 0
[Doto based on somple. see text. for meaning of symbols. see text]
I
Occupation of workers in 1965
The State
n
Persons 25 years old and over
7 733
ProfeuRJnal, technical,
Managers and
and kindred
administrators,
working'
workers
except farm
6 405
555 555 453 42
546
Total
Clerical ond kindred workers
Craftsmen and kindred workers
Operatives, including
372
1 236 1 171 42 60
1 423 1 260
-
344 344 19 34 163 21 18
-
23 22
23
Soles workers
Laborers, except farm
transport
Service workers.
~ate
Formers and farm
Form laborers and form foremen
exceg~s'!l::
household
333
484
424
-
managers
workers
I
Armed Did in not 1965work and Forces work in 1965 in 1965 not reported
-I
m ~
en
:::! n
en
TOTAL- Continued Spanish Origin or Descent Male -- -- -- ---- ____ ---- ______ ---- ___
Em.i:.~ed in 1970 ---------------------------o essional, 1&ehntcal, ond kindred workers ____ Managers and administrators. except form _____ Soles workers ---- __ ---- __ ---------------- _ Clerical and kindred workers __ --------------Craftsmen and kindred workers -------------Operatives, including transport--------------laborers, extepl farm ---------------------formers and form m~-------------farm laborers ond farm ------------S.rv1tt workers, except private household •• ____ Private housellold workers__ •. __ ------------_ Unemployed __ •• -- ---------- ---- ---------- ___ Armed forces ------------------------------Not in labor force----------------------------
6 491 782 737 384
938
305
htult •••• ------ ---- -- -- -- -- -- ---- -:::: Monogers and administrators. except form ___ • _ Soles workers ____ -------- .... _____________ Clerico! and kindred workers ____ .. __ ------ ___ Craftsmen and kindmf workers-------------· Operolives, incll!di1191ronsport --------------laborers. except form--------·-------------
7 675
3 203
Em=:i!r.7:!ciinic"OCCimiiiindre
5 902 655 666 336
22
22
l 551 1 430 215 280 187 582
1 406 1 411 191
JS
20
304
198
343
332
2 363 150 107 136
89
66 541 41 18
695
754 41
....
E~.:i!t'l!<~(
Mllll
Cleri
Craftsmen ond kindred W<>rkers -------- ------
=~~~~~~~-:::::::::::::::
=
~~....to.:ii;:,,,~.nei1:::::::::::::
~
"".....,I
0
.....
150 128
39
102
22
866 150
707 117 621l 118
80 547
78 867
39 934
141 101 28 74 8
145 294 048 187 145
B7 42 37 133 94
722
879 165 731
m
76 415
66 3llO
4 583 981 l 241 1788 596
220
~~~~! 0~ fu~~en-:::::=:::::::
Service workers. except private household ______ Privole household workers .• ---·-------------
Unemployed ______ -- ---- ____ ---- ______ ---- ___
Forces------------------------·------
Armed Not in labor 1
fort•----·-----------·-----------
367 62 15 211
522 241 867 813
114 038
6 516 46 822 j 798
33
38 376 963
335
1 675 40 304
-
2 903 4 190 71 531
2 405 2 953 46 951
-
10 743
6 336
1 008 138
14 432
6 425
525
sos
977
Includes "OccUj!OfiM no! reported" not sllowo stpOl'Olely.
s9
42
38
586 460
41 41
127 Ill
66 22
-
-
71 2 58 3
55'1 299 IRS 241
l 429 2 116
1 !JOO 483 2!19 136
44 41 1 5 30
96
295
21
104 702
118 541 1 461 4 783
92 919
11 652
542
I 201
YI
158
22
25 613
40 103
3 165
l 570
460
1 342 l 6'111
96 701 5 161 1 459
1m 2 9'20 I 365 2 470
9 6Hl
67 515 1916
107
79
m
7911
645
2 976
4'19
349
2 ll!O
3 2Sll
3 743
5 005 41 12 657
s 127
ll4
17 959 423
931 12 931 2 092
102 75 2 2 l 64
840 210 419 049 567 74'1
164
39911
89 87
43
2/R
00
322 1 594 251
1 862 357
37
90
22
8(1
441
-
607 443
576 4 47%
43
39 211
I =I
23
=
s4 328
144
=l
43
22
99!
-!
43
lS
19
213
m,
85 59
43
770
35 576
n
002
813 1 160 611 100 J 731 3 606
15 1211
47 586
;3 807 346
l 072 724 ,U{J
1
4llil
3 343 8 368
!i 70?
12
39 971 28 751 201 265
3 9711 2 m 21 16
425
1 488 634
23 501 202
105 2&5 1$3
333 l 432
1 994
l
J()'f
6 6113
4 6@il
37
57
1548 9M
23 21
87
105
90 408
111
23 6 053
26 043
877
9 954
1 107
1 11'14
m
32 317 672
1 mo 473 557 1 !l."2
2 042 Ml
-
502
255
125
m
8 9:l'i 5 525
4'12
21 16
2ro 19 85
l &40 1 'ilt)4 120 4 341 2 100
2 176 604 514 He
104
87
&il319 43 273
740
111)7
2 6'14
20
l:le
2 510 1\14 t (,,,..,
1459211
8\\3
l!I
154
4
13 10$ 11 763 1 ll'/7 l~
fA
19 75 002
563
64
305
n
520
~
19
22 "15
16111 170 1 266
40
l
:J 447
GM
250 19 252
86
lU
11
65~
38 1 670 461 l 587
31!
m 793
3 034
!I0511
72
ll 376 7 Ml,7 162 67 172 61
1 ll4S
81 341 1 "6 11 2067
~I
3 422
164
l lili6 2 0!!9 325 23 21
854
57
29
136 444
lJ2 I 174 957 I 065 :107
81 1()6
40
-
-
39
39 372
262
19
19 24
20
36
35 200
941 754 221 8ll7 723
21
44
236 41
-
20
365
1145
I 2 1 24 l
124 85
44
103
ii
0%
250
1 OH 400 127 48 25 ll
246
189 23 23
23 21
25
lOl
23
97
24 443
45 87 830
18
l6
13 444 10 176 388 1 148
20')
2 644
45
74
206
838
359 876 066 193 900 4 851' 32 176
65
19
6 470
255 45 13 18 79
-
-
-
18
l 06!!
108
-
25
19
379
SS 016 42 839
108
21 62
23
19
22
25 344 67 940 7 104 J9 103
349 659
0
38
774
947 976
~:;x~~~~~-:::::::::::::::
21
4 196
farce----------------------------
Craftsmen and kindred workers --------------
19
-
450 41 3 641
MOMgers and administrolors. n:cepl farm -- •••
46
186 165
-
18
15 WI 213 709311
Soles workers -- -- ____ •• __ ---- •• -------- -- c1er;co1 ond kindred workers-----------------
77
-
19 407 MIO
~7i!ci.'1ioofi.iii
20
66
84 245
599 26
26 19 471
20
641 151 105 526
123
173 135
277
394
25 963 37 21
36
19
40
in 422
fetHlo ____ ------ ---- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- --
:>
2'8 166 107
==1.l=t~~~-~~::::::
Not in lobar
z z §"'
21
42 998
~~.;-:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::
::
-
527 82
668 95 92 45
205 25
352 25 20
20 22 60 98 l 013 22
-
803 167 125
-
336 44 J9
22 22
187
482
3 354 294 107 175
906
--
236
18
RESll>m SAME STATE 5 YEARS AGO _______________________________
506 36 428
76 -
36 160 9 009 2 "17 4
5 733
~
J 191
:w :m
659 ~
332 111
43
'
61
5~
~~I
21
7911
18
24 562
57
478 090
;; I
ll5 92 lS
35 186 475
l 2%
4 184 193
566
15 ll60
3 221
19
498
1 237
~ 407 !I 007
~
"' I
.....
Table 178. Occupational and Geographic Mobility Between 1965 and 1970 by Race and Sex:
0
!it
z
I
~
Occupation of workers in 1965
The State
..
Persons
25.::~~
------------------------------
Soles workers---------------------------Clerical and kindred workers---------------Croflsmen and kindred worker. ------------Operotives, inducfmg transport -------------Loborers, except form ---------------------
~~~!s!ao'!'d 'J:,"r:'~,;,~·::::::::::::
Service worker., except private household ____ _ Private household workers _________________ _
~e;-::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::_ Nor in labor
force----------------------------
----- --------------------------
Em~~ri:iedmiai"(aniiii~iirid-wiiriieri::::
Manager. ond administrators, except farm----Sales workers---------------------------Clerical and kindred worker.----------------Craftsmen and kindred workers -------------Operotives, including transport---------------
DYer
Total working•
91 156
... 695
13 161
74 24 12 5 3 11
43 13 9 4 2 6
6/J7 882 020 038 06/J 367
12 799 10 334 1 358 267 332 249
4 428
lll
1 029 I 014 190
Private household workers __________________ _
=J~.s::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: Not in labor force---------------------------
133 156 039 624 785
815
s n4
2 347 I 698 514 3 385 46 2 625 2 021 12 377 85 31 9 l 1 9 2
Laborers, except form ---------------------
~:r:i,;.':.sfao~ ~~~,;,en-::::::::::::: Service workers, except private household _____ _
5
l 51
146 755 590 170 725 595 215 973 194 93 139 190 871 493 23 875
•Includes #Occupation not reported" not shown separately.
0
~
rm
0
n
::c )>
~ n
-f m
u; '° -t ~
Professional, technical, Managers and and kindred administrators, workers except farm
workers
Solu
Clerical ond kindred worker.
Craf!Sllien and kindred workers
1 108
Operatives, including transport
Laborers, except
formers and farm monogers
4 710
1 642
3929 382 201 199 157 589 l 876 185
I 268 141 61 40
1 435 l 127 62
form
laborers and farm foremen
Form
Service workers, exce~ private ousehofd
661
1 976
577 33 19
I 407 242 35 44 68 180 265
Private household workers
Did not work Armed in 1965 ond forces work in 1965 in 1965 not reported
RESIDED DIFFERENT STATE 5 YEARS AGO
Em~e'!:n!r.~iiiiiai(iiiiiiiilniirid"woriim::: Manogm and administrators, except farm ___ _
m
1970-Continued
[Doto bated on sample, see lex!. For meaning of •ymbols, see textl
I 608 25
1 439
180
3 409 26 I03
4 IOI
2 251
4 577 509 l 158 2 463 37 155 121 48 22
2 045 200 346 168 890
19 38
6 776 733 4 681 481 146 390 171 22 17
91
135
64
74
108 27 427
79
61
322
170
125 l 229 41
I 348 4 793 4 116 165 19 314 26 36 18
74
-
14 967 5 062 744 503
4m
1117
-
-
727
445 99 125
--
144
-
-
l 230 601 97 140 243
39 -
770
80 19 211
-77 --
26 47
11 06/J
3 344
282
582
59 1 996 361
-
56 -
!SJ
100 54 60
58
21 127
6 137 416 475 80 203
3 791
671 214 65
44 198
320
288 31 462
23 628
I IOI 4 606 381 147 139 3 281 21 213 23
351
-340 61 160
-
4 042
98
-
197 25
187 19 23
-
1 526 922
60
167
194
75
40
180
233
51
140 140
»
241 331
227
--
-
147
49
--
16
-39
133
14 -
-
-
19
16 96
us
SOB
-
56
39 216 63
SB 48
-
-
129 156 61 566 38 17
27 66 23 171 20 46/J
--
39 59
-
19
-
24
74
-
-
17
12 9
56
20
18 25
--
822 520
2 042
--
508
678
l 599 738
3 058
360
349 218
92 57 125 197
-
57 994 16 570 4 470 399 1 222
--
-
1
no
---
248 26
-
58 27
248
---
---
18 964 19 127
51 171
19
112
23 108
16
15 433 6 277 l 397
107 40 422
-
--
24 SU
--
65
508
-
--
15 033 3 997 l 622 764 l 199 3 406 2 463
l 833 725 551 169 1 076
40
17
----
17 178
593 133 155 701
89 22
--
--
-
1 211
-
--
-
82 11
21 -
21
242
8 230
4 740
79 1 744 132 19 80 3 175
510 723
-
40 701
Tobie 179. Occupation of Employed Persons by Education, Race, and Sex:
1970
(Daill booed on IOlllJ)le, &ee lex!. For ~ of symbeis, i.ee text:]
Years of scboa1 ~
The State
8-mlcrv. Total
8 \'001'11
High $Cl100l
College
or less
1ta3 ytlO!'ll
4 ytar1I
l to 3 years
4 yeors or more
In 770 2 074 324 16 3!l 26 176 44 102 512 190
lU 411 3 575 524
m lta
122 941
mm
s 753
10 206 7 179 I 194 2 074 3 911 3 027 1 756 1 271 1 rm 2 431 4 332 1 136 8 303 375 1 239 6 6119 34 373 3 098 6 619 3 943 4 674 1 453 2 102 4 541 7 943 24 919 1 SCIO 4 614 333 1 065 17 107
TOTAL
over------------------
Malt .,.p1oyoo1. 16 yoon old ood Profeuional, technical, and kindred workers-----·-·-----------
~=•;,;-,q.;Jg;s:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::
Life and phys1COI scienti•ts -----·----------------·--·--·-Physicians, donti•ts, and rela1ed proctttianers ••••• __________ _ Health workers, except practltlOMrs -----------···---·----Social and recreation workers ................. ___________ _ Teachers-----------------------------·--·------------· Technician•, except health. _____________________________ _ Writers, artists, and entertainers--·······---------------·= Other professional, technical, and kindred workers ----··--· and administrators, except farm __________________ :: Salaried -- -- ---- ---- -----------· •••• -·-··-·----- ---·-- Manufacturing .• ---- ------ ____ ·----- ------ ---------Retail trade-----------------------------·-------·--AH other lndustrie>-----···-·-·-·---·---------·-·-----
Monag~
.-
Se~ir'~J.d'! :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::-All other lndustries---·--·--·--·--·---·---·---·--·----
--Bookkeepers and billing clerks ---··---------------------- Mall handlers and ~ostol clerks -------·-----··--·---·-·-- Other clerical and indred warkers----------------------·- Cralt$men and kindred workers----·----------------------- Carpenters •••••• ------ __ ----··----------------------·· Construction craftsmen, except carpenters •••••••••• -··- •• _ Automobile mechanics, including body repairmen---·---·---- Mechanics and repairmen. except auto ---................................. .. Machinists •. ________________ • ___ -·-- __ ----·· ___ .-·--·- Metal craftsmen, except mechanics and machinists---------- -
Soles workers __ --·- __ ---------------- ---------· ·----·-- _ Manufacturing and wholeiole trade---·--····-·····------Retail trade -- __ ------·- __ ---------- __ -·-·-··· ··------All other Clericol ond industries---·---·-·-····---------------------kindred workers ••• ___________________________ _
Foremen, n.e.c ...................................................................................
--.Durable goods, manufacturing ------------·------------ Nondurable goods, including not •pecified manufacturing --- .
Other crohsmen and kindred workers--------------------Operatives, except transport •• ------··--·-----------------Assemblers __ •• ______ ---- •• _••• ------ ____ ----·- ------Garage workers and gos station attendants ---------------Laundry and drycleanlng operatives, including ironers-------Precision machine operatives .• ________ ---------- ____ •• __ _ Other operatives, except transport _______________________ _
. Transport equipment operatives-...... -----...... -----.. - ................... .. Nonmanufacturing industries ............... ___ ----.----_..,_,. ........ ..
Truck drivers -----------------------·-·---·----------- -
--~~·~·~~!.fa.~ fu~~r.~;;;.-;.·::::::::::::::::::::::::::: -Service workers. except private hou ..hald'------------------- Oeaning service work.ers ......... ___ ,.._., ........................... - ................ ... Other transport equipment operatives--·-----------------· Laborers, except farm--------------·-------------------·Construction loborers ________ •• --·· __ ·--- --·-·----- ·---Freight, •lock, ond material handlers ••••••••• ____________ _ Other laborers, except form --·-------------------------- Manufacturing Industries __ ---------- __ ---·------ •• ___ _
--
Food service worker$ ........................................................................... .. . Health service workers --------·-·----------·--·--··---Personal service workers ................................................................... - .. Protective service workors ------------------------···--Private hou ..hald workers --------··-------·-·------------
,..... 1..,ioy..I, 16,.... .... oll
Teachers. elementary and ••• secondary schools ---------------_Technicians, except heolth ___________________________ -
-Sa~w:~J~~~-:::: :: :::::::::::::::::: :::::::::::::::::--
Other professional, technical, and kindred workers ---------Managers and administrators, except farm ................................. ,.. .... .. Saloritd -- -- -- -- -- -- -· -- -- ---- -- ------ ------ ---- ------
RetaH and tradekindred -- -----· ........ __ •••••• -----··-·- -- -------_Clerical workers. _____________________________
.
-~~~t~[!"J~ai'~~=;.'!~~~~~:::::::::::::::::::: -Crohsmen and kindred workers-----------------------···-· Operatives, except transport-------- •••• --------·--·--·-··· Sewers and st1tchers --------------------·--·--·--·--·--. Laundry and drycleaning operatives, including ironers-·-·---- . Other operatives, except transport---------------·---·---- Durable goods, manufacturing --·------·-·------------- Bookkeepers and cashiers--------··-----····----·------Offoce machine operators __________ ------·-··-----···----
--~:'lab:'r:"a~ ra:i:;:meii:::::::::::::::::::::::::::-Service workers, except priva1e hou"hald'-----·--------·---- Cleaning service workers •••••• __ -----·--·-··--·--------Nondurable goods, including not specified manufacturing --Nonmanufacturlng lndustriff •• _. ---- ------ ------------ Transport equipment operatives-··--·------·--·-----------laborers, except farm--------------------··-·-·----------
Food service worker•---------·------·----·-··-···--·--Htalth ..rvice worken ---------------------------·-·--Proctical nurses •• ---- -------------- -- -·------ •• -·-·Personal ..rvice workers---------------------------·--·· Protective service workers -------·-----------------····· Private household workers ----··----------------·-·--·---1lnclud.. allocoltd coses not shown separately.
--
.--
DETAILED CHARACTERISTICS
-
901 137 20 4
851 092 507 275
10 2 2 27 19 9 38 107 87 18 19 50 19 9 9 61 21 22 16 60 4 10 45 175 16 32 17 25 7 10 25 41 98 8 9 I 4 74 '19 22 22 51 26 24 52 9 22 21 8 79 16 67 27 17 2
016 867 164 694 047 135 707 184 990 198 713 079 194 961 233 259 636 882 741 560 S89 412 559 183 540 036 035 500 494 217 197 164 713 748
2 680
6-06 162 901
296
6'19 098 569 188 612 576 940 066 562 312 311 411 946 122 143 324 932
646 10 096
869
l 616 3 268 4 343 2 121 2 222 5 256 1 234 3 021 l 001
4 100 365
624
3 711 38 269 5 319 7 5$ 4 201 5 421 1 3-46 2 067 4 248 8 098 23 620 1 815 1 264
345 1 020 19 176 7 641 6 029 5 506 12 880 7 755 5 125 13 488 2 861 3 497 7 130 2 875 41 633 s 732 15 920
9m
10 052 253
2 276 316 l 018 1 424 102
556 422
60 979
6 040
92 18 7 34 2 '}9
944 934 645 941 051 373 720 554 166 246
18 14 4 41 35 '176 191 628 39 373
B 286
64 257 79 712
e saa
59 335
5 191 4 441 49 703 22 560 15 760
11 383
I 506 s 555 2 991 4 830 114 313 12 006 51 362 28 516 s 125 l.ol 558 512 1'4 766
1 3-46 256 209 120 94 667 1 665 902 763 4 219 3 901 5 517 1 673 183 616 3 045 1 601 13 700 1 506 I 713 10 481 3 790 3 949 2 742 215 1 224 1 511 l 524 22 757 4 841 10 459 3 510 207 1 394 54 s 100
4
43 36 119 83 234 1 003 llJ7 922
6 5112 4 931
5 588 12 524 6 851
s 667 16 881 2 018 9 r:tl7 5 856 l 803 9 114 s 972 19 566 7 364
24 913 3 613 55
185
2Cl8 llS7 225 957 9 213 2 685 6 93S 37 676 30 578 5 616 e S110 16 3112 7 Cl9i 3 895 3 203 22 515 8 147 8 904
5 464 950 1 983 5 998 19 9tll 82 921 6908 14 744 7 44 12 610 3 937 s 126 11 6111 20 431 41 134 4 208 2 5115 379 2 347 31 615 13 112
v
9 222 9 281
20 10 Hl 17 3 7
595
'197 298 154 490 354 310 884 118 %6 :lll2 074 367
582 1 375 1 350 79
6 2 24 3 2l 7 4 1 066 2 3'11 s 143 49
91 118
247 369
8 028
2 636 416 374 221 149 1 476 2 2$4 1 604 650 9 832 8 943 21 168 6 480 730 3 484 10 474 1 739 15 220 I 281 1 251 12 688 5 746 4 173 2 769 350 1 541 332 1 115 30 957 3 264 17 988 6 017 288 2 184 79 3 '174
IS 979 4 587 2 020 1 005 868 7 499 8 658
6 742 1 916 19 123 16 560 117 724 23 395 5 910 41 530 46 829 4 131 27 152 2 114 1 300
23 738
116 '"' 840 4 971 7ZI 2 317 877
l 805 45 010 3 205 18 312 12 7ZI 2 345 7 836
271
3870
24 112
36811
50 342 30ll 690 317 I 535 61M 2 714 8 274 22 -468 19 358 4 070 4 482 10 806 3 110 1 570 1 540 15 189 5 510 5 180 4 499 14 274 1 363 2 151 10 760 16 340 1 055 2 756 1 343 2 533 694 865 3 105 3989 1 m 805 1 060 83 394 5 450 1 983 1 611 1 856 57'1
4 l 3 4
5311 041 824 636 2 484 1 704
626 3 499 1 046 8 804 2 522 2 358
752
l 070 1 749 14 96 25 9 2
646 605 641 116 6 168 614 7 066 3 710 3 069 641 6 '/'IS s 720 40 315 6 930 1 322 16 263 15 eoo 896 2 934 251 140 2 543 1 017 724 802 201 412 240 351 14 123 574 4 283
5 858 2 192 2 680 86 1 064
82 418
12 358
4 150 2 072 9 A38
I 045 I 495
2H66 2 125 2 '139 21 930
26738 25 122 6 449 2 961 15 712 1 616 619
991
10 .400 014 1 445 4 641 5 333
503
.400 4 430 3 280 160 348 64
262 64
57 1 622 703 1 248 120 83 22 75 948 311
m
338 610 165
445
593 61 220 312 123 1 047
230
I 630 411 29:5 216 184 3llii
9
6G no 47 378 H3.4 2 926 77 427
326
12 665 2 433 2 237 196 I 277 852 6 904 895 81 2 364 3 564 22·1 32'9 39 37 253 BO 74 99 17 61 31 35 1 466 122 320 Q
93 464 16 158
MINNESOTA 25-709
Table 179. Occupation of Employed Persons by Education, Race, and Sex:
1970-Continued
!Doto bosed on sample see text For meaning of symbols, see text] Years of school completed
The State Total
High school
College
Elementary, 8 yeon or less
1 to 3 years
4 years
l to 3 years
1 122 8
1 712 45
2 085 193
1 183
4 years or more
-
NEGRO Male omployotl, 16 ytars ol4 on4 • -------------·----Professional. technical. and kindred workers. _______ •.•••.• __ _ Engineers ............. ___ .... _------ .... __ ........... ---- __ ...... __ -·-----_ l,Qwyers and judges-------·-·--·-·---·--------·-·-····· Lile and physical scientists------·-------------·--------Physicians, dentists, and related proctiti<>ners ______________ _ Health workers, except practitioners ---------------------Social and recreation worker•-----------·-·---·---------Teochers ------ -- ---- ------------ -- ---- -- -···--------Technicians, except health------------------·-----------Writers. artists, ond en1ertoiners ------ -------·----------Other professional, technical, and kindred workers ----------
--.. --M"s':,'i~~ ~~~-a-d~'.n~~~'_'.'~~~~·-~~:e~t-~~~::::::::::::::::::: -
--
Manufacturing __ ------ __ •••• _____ •• _______ •••••••••• Retail trade __ -----· •••••• ·------- -------···--·---·-All olher industries •• ·------------· __ ------·-··------Self-employed •• _------------------- •••• --------------Retail trade •••• __ -------------- •••• __ --------------. All other industrie'-·····-------------------·-·····-·· Soles workers __ -------------------- __ ------------------Manufacturing and wholesale trade---------·-···--·-----Retan trade •••••• -------------- ______ ------·---------All other industries ••••••• _________ •••• -----·-·--·-----Cl~col and kindred workers------------------------------Bookkoepers and billing clerks •• ______ •••• __ ---------- ••• Moil handlers and postal clerks -------------------------Other clerical and kindred workers •••....•••••••••••••.••• Craftsmen and kindred workers----------------·····-·----- . Carpenters •••••••••••••• __ • _______ •• ____ •••••.•• __ ••• _ Construction craftsmen, except carpenters .................................. .. Automobile mechanics, including body repairmen·----------Mechonits and repairmen. except auto-------------------Machinist• •••• ______ ••.••• __ ._. ___ •• ____ -------- __ ---Metal craftsmen, except mechanics and machinists---------Foremen, n.e.c ____ ........ --.. -- __ ----- --------.............. _____ _ Other craftsmen and kindred workers •• ---------·----·--- _ Operatives, except trans.port ________ -.. -------·------------Assemblers •.•••• -------- ---- ____ •• ------·-·---------Geroge workers and gas stotion cttendonts ---------------Laundry and drycleaning operatives. including ironers •••••••• Precision machine operotives ........ ____ ------ ------------·- _ Other operatives, except transport .. __ .,. _________ ,,, .................. .. Durable goods, monufocturing -----·------------------Nanduroble goods, including not specified manufacturing •. _ Nonmanufocturing industries .... __ ............. ---------------Transport equipment operatives---------------------------Truck drivers ------ -------- •••••••.•. ---------------Other transport equipment operatives ........................................ ..
--
-
. .-
--
-
-------La~~e;;~·u~ti~~rfa~r~rS::::: :: : :: :: :::::::::::::::::::::: -Freight, stock. and material handler•-·--------·----------- Other laborers, except farm ----------------·-·--------- -Manufocturiog industries .... __ ........ ---------------.. -- __ _
----
~~~~efost!~r1°:~ fa~~~~~;e-n-
:::= ===::=:: =: ::=: :: --------Female "''l'loyod, 16 yeors ol4 •twl over -------------Professional. technical, and kindred workers •.• _____________ _--Registered nurses. .................... ---- .. ----------------.. ----- -Health workers, except nurses-------------·------------ -Teachers. elementary ond secondary schools --·----------- -Technicions, except health---- ........ ------···--------- -Other professional, technical, and kindred workers ·-------Moncgers and administrators, except form ...................... ______ _--Salaried __ .• ---- •• ----···- •• ------------··----------- -Self·employed ---- -------- ____ -- -- •• -----------------:: :: : : Service workers. except private household1 ________ ,...,_.., _____ _ Cleaning service workers .... __ ---------------.. -- .......... ___ _ Food service workers ________ .... -- ....... ------.. ---- ______ .. _-Health service workers--------------------·----------- -Personal service workers ................. ,. .. ___ ........ ---------- __ _ Protective service workers-------------.. -- .. ------.. ----Private household workers -------------------------------
-Soles workers------------·--- __ •••• __ ------------------ -Rotoil trade-----------·-- ••••.••• -------------------- -· -----
Clerical and kindred workers •••. -------------------------Bookkeepers and cashiers-----------------------------Otftee machine operators ••.. ______ --------····------·-Secretories1 stenographers. and typists ....................................... .. Other clericol and kindred workers •••• ------------------- -Crottsmen ond kindred workers--------------------------Operatives. except transport ............ __ .... -------------- .......... .. Sewers and stitchers ............................... -------------............ .. Laundry and drycleoning operatives. including ironers------Other operatives, except transport ___________ .. ___ ,. ~-- ..... Durable goods, manufacturing----------····---------Nondurable goods, including not specified manufacturing •• -Nonmonufocturing tndustries ........... __ -----------------Transport equipment ---------------------.. -----_ l<1borers, except farmoperotives ........ _... ____________________________
-------------· ~~:e,~s~~:r:O~~ fu~~~~~me-n· :: :: :: :: :::::::::::::::::: -Se-rvice workers, except private household -----w-.. . . . . . . . ---- -Cleaning service workers .... __ ---- ___ ·------------------- --· Food service workers ____________ ------------------·--- -Health service workers ................ ,. .... -.......................................... .. -Procttcol nurses .......................... -- ........ ------------------ -Personal .servfce work.ers .............................................................. .. Protective service worker.s ---------................................... - .. ..--Priwte household workors ---- --------------······------· -1
•Includes allocated coses not shown separately.
25-710 MINNESOTA
6 923
l 074 67 23 21
50
74 19 210 118 99 393 381 335 53 42 24()
46
22 24 169
80 50 39
--8
--
-33 25 10 4 11 8 8
-
36
--
-
10
54
90 902 432 206 264 5 63
-7
1 338 361 187 409
10
177 4 187
4
19 3 3
-
192
54 -3
686
l 046
31 28 5
-
s 273
317 89 78 11 167 128 1 556 125 125 387 919 60
20
9 9
38 150 35 5 9 350 198 86 2 4 11 7
307
5 6
-
14
779 22 167 590 930 32 105 91 94 63 42 117 386 l 201 146 24 43 61 927 421 341 165 249 58 191 737 96 264 377 96 19 26 l 351 586 334 65 149 91 7 755 95
-14
51 144 3
22 8
10 5 15 14 67 265 24 6 3 13 219 77 101 41 21
-
21 217 ')9
-
14
7 28 157 '196 9 36 32 43 13 4
19 140 382 37 13 13 25 '194 132 96 66
88 30 58 236 30 106 100 11
--
--15 4
39
44 41 50 100 83 14 10 59 17 7 10 59
5 30 24 275 7 73 195 313 17 32 47 19 33 10 38 117 429 57 5 24 17 326
175 105
46
76 10 66
253 26
108 119 50 14 13
428 202 93 14 67 16
123 100 33 35 39
-
1 207 36 3 6 6
2 118 148 32 10 25
3
21 4
81 41 37 4
10
-3
13 13 17
-4
13 7 158 15 15 128 30 76 22 5 10
-328 132 49 44 8
34
135
-
-
4 62 62 275 40 37 '19 169 17 354 24 31
m
152
72 75
23 -
7 392
117
56 103
-
66 4 37
360
-
-
so
14 841 58 61 219 503 31 486 15 44 427 214 58 155
-
30
--
482 109 74 196 30 51
-
9
276 10
821 552 57
4
23
15 4 21
22
-
-
63
40 119 95 90 18 12 60 5
-
5 70 55 6
9 202 8 50 144 157 3 11 4 13 12 13 46
55 109 23
-3
6 77 26 39 12 50 18 32 27 11 12 4
--
197 58 55 16 32 25
-
7SS
184
43
20 32
89
17
so 6
141
11
18 2Q4
122 109, 6 12 91 13 ~
9 17
11
-6
56
-
13 43
20
-4 9
-
-7
16
5
--11 11 -14 14 4
-4 -
-
4 16
5
-11 -507 377 17
-
241
116
27 27
14 14
33 33 345 27 27 114 177
9 6 78
-
5 41
--
41 29
-
12
-114 -
8
56 22 21
-6
-
--
21 57
1 -7 7
--
--22 3
-
10 10
5
--
DETAl LED CHARACTERISTICS
Table 179. Occupation of Employed Persons by Education, Race, and Sex:
The State
1970-Continued
E"'ir:!O'sl--~~~~~H-~_,_~~~~~~~-1-~~~~~~C-~_iogo~~~~~~-l orm"S
l l4l 3 'I""''~
1 016
654 12a
4 yeors or more
PERSONS OF SPANISH LANGUAGE Molt amploye
9 13'1
in
Writers, artists, ond entertainers ..................................... -------
51
55
27
ond
s1ation attendants--.. ------------.. . .......... ..
except
except
Private
Female employed, 16 yean old aod over-·--······-·---Professional, technical, and kindred workers _________________ _ Registered nurses .......... _....................... ___ ............ ______ .... ----Health workers, eitcept nurse$ ................. - .............. ___________ _ Teachers. e~mentcry and secondary schools ............ ---------Techn~ians, except health __ ....................... -.... --.... ----------Other professional, technical. and kindred workers ----------Managers and administrators, except form ................ - .. ---------Salaried ••••••••••••••.•.• ___ ------- .. -·-··· ••.• ·----·-
gw::::~~n~ngp~~~~;~~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: .
Secretories, stenographers, and typists .................................. - .. .. Other clerical ond kindred worker•-·---------·-----···---·· Crohsmen and kindred workers---·-····-···--·--····--·-··Operatives, except transport __ .••••••• ··-·--------····----Sewers and stitchers ........ -.......................................... - ........... _.. Laundry ond drycleoning operatives, including ironers ••••••••• Other operatives, except tronspcrt .•••.•••.•.•.•••••••••••• Durable goods, manufacturing -----·--···----·····-···-Nondurable goods, including not specified monufocturing ••• Nonmanufocturing industries _________ ., ................ --------Tn;msport equipment operatives-------.............................. ~-·---Laborers. except form .............. ____________ .................................. ..
~~ 1~ ~~:r:O:~ To~~fo~~;.;;,-:::::::::::::::::::::::::::-
1 5
Service workers, except privote househoid'-···-···----------Cleoning service workers ............ __ ............ ., ............... --.. -- ........ .. Food 5ervice workers .................. ---------·--- ........ - .... -----· .. H&olth serviee workers ····--------·---····--·····--·-·· Practk:ol nurses ........................ - ....................................... - ......... .. Personol service workers ............ - ............................................ ,. .. .. workers ......................................................... ..
Protective serviceworkers ............ _.................................... -.. . . . . . . . Private household
6
7 21 7 7
29
148 113 99 19 84 86 334
922
95 88
10 19 710 374
184 152 245
127 118 399 60 125 214 84 41 84 518 167 181 31 46 56 2 114
349 81
29 83
7
20
31 13
122
35
SQ
13 17 5
16
11 61
28 28
49 IB
121
119
121
7
8
21
136 105
23
4ii7 59 26 35
11
27 30 45 298 12 9 5
20 15 211 :166 40 61
37 26 205 292 36
2n
165 117
42 33
80
134 58
22
17 5
19
20 28
76 37
39
214
ll4
25 45
29 41
18
5 19 214 162
15
10
49
15
53
20 20
55
23
119
159 48
15
79
130 23 53
93 21
13 13
19 30
1
433
1103 56
20 9
6
286
5 22 210
39 43
26 31
4)0
21
19
12
7
45
40 480 114 33
134 199 2ll 212 8
55
9 5
51
45 175
26 107 42
17
618 65 210
150 30 69 37
164 16
208
n
55 36 12 31
66
20
21
31
42
103
n
6 14
94 19 21
64
15 15
4
9
9
8
25 70 6
12 12 20
6 14 6 18 18
195 62 81
52
19 6
6
26
191
6 4 15
177 173 8
n
6
10
44
105
169 84 79
215 209 64 12
25 16
7 19 6
8
139 7 14 118 lll 49
57 4ll1l
15
32 15 10
6
7
9 5 5
2a
6 6
29
4
e 43
6
6 32
117
10 5 5 7 7 88
e
15
5ll
7
8
58 17
35
10
44
471 7
ne
110
7
6
10
7
5 173 37 33 140
56
12 22
59
139
5 8
12
40 112
875
605 71
-4lj
144 65
16
303 56 585 40
16
29 15 4l 20
e1
1/JI/ 18 Zl 45 20
51
53 37 109 76! 140 3'I
7
23
59 84
12 144
124
19 107
15
30 233 5
8 76 ll
6 '.l'I
? 27 12
64 108
55 301 22 41 238 912
53
7
35 211
227
Clerical and kindred worke"--·-------------·······--·-----Bookkeepers and billing clerks -----·--------·--·····-·--Moil hondlera ond postal clerks ---·------·--·---·-······· Other clerical ond kindred worker5---------~ .. -------------Crottsmen and kindred workers---- .. ·----------------··----Carpenters •• ·--- •••.••••.• ---· •.••.••••.••••••...••• ·Construction croft$men. except carpenters ............ __ .... _............ .. Automobile mechanics, including body repairmen ____________ _ Mechanics and repairmen, except outo ____________ .. ______ _ Machinists ................ ______ ---- ____ ....... -------------- ___ _ Metal craftsmen. except mechanics and machinists _________ _ Foremen, n.e.c ____ ------------------------------------Other craftsmen kindred workers--------------------Operative$, transport-------------- ................................... .. Assemblers ---- ---- ---- __ ---- -------- ............... _.. ------... .. Gorage workers and gas laundry and drycleoning operatives, including ironers--------Precision machine operatives ........ - .............. -----.. ___ .............. _ Other operatives. except 1ronsport .... ------------ __ ---- ........ .. Ouroble goods, manufacturing ····-·····-···-···-···--· Nonduroble goods, including not gpecijied monutoctoring •••• Nonmonufocturing industries---------- ...................... Transport equipment operatives----------~- .. ---~--- ................ .. Truck drivers ______ ---- ____ .................................................... _ Other transport equipment operotivts .......................................... .. laborers, form------------------------------------Constn,1ctian laborers __ ---- ........ ------ __ -------- __ ------ __ Freight, stock, and material handlers .. ___________ ---------Other laborers, farm _____ ,,_.,. ___________ ., ___ .,. _____ _ Manufacturing industries- .......... -------........... _.. __ ........ ____ _ Formers ond form monogers ............................................ - .... -----··Farm laborers ond farm foremen-·-···-----·--··-·--·--·---Service workers. except private household 1 __________________ _ Cleaning service workers __ .... __ ........ -----.. ---------------Food service workers ______ ----------------------------Health service workers -------------------............................ .. Personal service workers ____________ ,. ___ ................................ .. Protective service workers ........................................................... .. household workers -----------.......................................... ..
Retail trode __ ---· •••••• ____ .• -····---·-·· •••••••• -·-·-Cletic;:al ond kindred workers ___________ ........ - ... - .... ----------
415 353 122 83 142
82
~~t~~1h~ro~ed~Sfri85:: :::::: :: :: : : :: :: :: :::: :: :: :: :: :: ::: _
So~s~:;;:.~~/.~. :: :: :: :: :: :: : : :: :: :: :: : : :: :: : : :: :: :: :: :::
19
165
---g ............................. ------_
9
6
26 5 181
Other prof..sional, technical, and kindred workers -··-··---· Monogers and administrators, except form .............. ___________ _ Solaried ·····························------·-·--·-----Manufacturing ---------- ...... __ Retail trade ______ .................................................................. ____ ----All other indu5tries................................ • Seit-employed •• __ ••.••.•• ···-··-·-·---·---·---- ····-··Retail trade •••• ____ ·-·--· •••••. --------··--·-··---·All other industrie. __ --·· •••••• ···------- .••• ---·--···· Soles workers .• ·--··-··-····----··-·-------------·---·--Monulocturing and wholesale trade-··-·--·-···-···-··----
except
"
6
12
24 10
16 5 6
9
L-~~~~~-'-~~~~~-'-~~~~~~~~~~~~..\.-~~~~~~~~~~~.....J
'Includes ollocoted coses not shewn seporotely.
DETAILED CHARACTERISTICS
MINNESOTA 25- 711
I;.:»
""I
Tobie 180. Occupation of Employed Persons by Industry Group and Sex:
...,~ 31:
zz
!S ~
1970
[Dalo hosed on sample. see text. For meaning of symbols, see 1extJ Manufacturing Durable goods
The State Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas of 250,000 or More
aver
Agriculture, forestry, and fisheries
Mining
Construetion
Total
furniture. lumber, and wood products
1 464 273
111 030
14 008
82 759
309 222
10 761
230 036
1 587 10
1 Oil 180
4 570
22 366
60
Persons
1~~
Stone, cloy, •7Jloss p ucts
Primary ferrous industries
Primary nonferrous industries
fabricated metal industries, including nor specified melol
am
5 503
2 221
on supplies
18 455
63 279
21 687
103
1 107
-
-
14 659 943 10
THE STATE
T•tal employed __________ -------------- ____ ------ -- -- Pnftssloul, hdmicol, .... ldo4n4 _..,.. -----------------Accountont5 ____________ ---- ________ -------- ________ -----------
Architects __ ---- __ ---- ________________ ---- ---- _______________ _
15 708 l 066
~fSa;~~;~~=::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::
6 655 20 681 722
(iv~ -- -- -- ------ ------ -- -- -- ---- -- ------ -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- --
Electrical and electronic •• ------------------------------------ -Industrial --------------------- __________ ------------ ---- __ Mechanical______ -------- _____________________________________ Other engineers ------------ -------------- ---- ----------------
~:E~~~~~~~~~'.~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: Personnel and labor relations warkers-----------------------------e~~d-~~~~!~~~~~~=::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: Electrical and electronic engineerin9 technicians ___________________ _ Industrial and mechanical engineering technicians-----------------Technicians. except heotth. and engineering and science--------------Writers, artists, and entertainers--------------------------------Other professional, technical, and kindred workers------------------• ...,... n4 n.1o1stnrton, ucopt mm-------------------purchasing agents, and soles managers --------------------Other managers and administrators ------------------------------Salaried __ -- ---- ---- ------ ---- ---- -- -------- -- -------- -- -- -- Self-em ployed -- -- -- -- -- ---- -- -- -- -- -------- -- -- -- -- -------- -5*• w..ten ____ ------ ______ -- ---- ---- ---- -- __ -------- ~uyers.
Cloricol ... kWn4 worlctn -------------------------------
~~~~~~===================================================
bW~.af~~~,::~: !~'lg~·~~~~~~~-================================ Shipping and receiving clerks------------------------------------Stock clerks and storekeepers---------------------------------Other clerical and kindred workers --------------------------------
Craftsmff aa4 klo4Rd werlcers -----------------------------
:~~~~~:~$ ~0:3~'foen"em~~~se_~~~·-~~~-~~~~~~-s_:::::::::::::::-
E;5~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~!~~~~~·~~===:::::::::::::::::=:::::=:::_
Excavating, grading. and road machine operators-------------------Foremen, n.e.c -------------------------------------------------
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Machinists, job setters, and toolmokers ----------------------------Metal craftsmen, except mechanics and machinists ___________________ _ Pointers, construction and maintenance, and plasterers and paperhangers_
2 864
4 746 3 700 3 568 5 081 499 3 124 1 838
4 957
2 17 5 3
017 482 868 415
653 3 616 13 248 140 983 125 16 109 86
904 619 285 635
22 650 102 505 252 JO 14 4 10 7
188 119 803 659
740 018
1m
177 077 IU 771
809
2 799
16 694 1 842
7 702
s 820
26 950
43 241 17 234
11 446
6 034 5 795
~~~/:g~;;,'Ws~~~ ~~~~:-=======================================
6 9 4 34
S73 026 406 634
Assemble~~~~-·-~~-~~~-=============================== Checkers, examiners, and inspectors; manufacturing _________________ _
158 21 8 1 1
048
Stationary engineers and power station operators ___________________ _ Other craftsmen and kindred workers_ _____________________________ _
Filers, pofoshers, sanders, ond buffers------------------------------
~~~:f:~ and ~~~bf:~t~~~ati'J!~le~-::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: Welders flomecutters _______________________________________ _ Other specified operotives-------------------------------------Mochine operatives, miscellaneous specified _____________________ _
a~;Es:~~;~~~========================
s
9
70 16 9
67S 402 318 617 447 498 079 979 101
9 369
4 563
66
-8
24
-
-
31
23 S2
16
52 208
112
114
-
22 12
348
87
16 I 476 10 1 150 73 27 87
1'19 9
-
30
69
233
4 1 882
s
21 4
61 4
17 69 907
5
-
435
4 52
60S
35 7 119 174 326
136
9
-
37 178 131 42
-
-
6 048 41 16 58 198 S16 822 1 306 2 075 379
205
9
9 9 178 74 14
5
9 62 40
-
11
-
60
24
5
5
13 13
-20
9 9
72
I 440 904 21
87 42
30
480
5
300
4
-
219 3 457 1 313 1 281 259 123
28
765
-
21
335
5
15
507
292 126 206 5
998
35
93 31
963 329 524
II '19
II 4
80
703
31 9 212 121
79 13
1 195 245
4 675
1 268
66
950
62 4
885
953 3 722 J 586
948 916
65
136
32
4 3
5 612 1 531
43 564 4 549
863 107
941 132
422
114 34
2 077 281
2 806 241 9
744 887
23 4S 130 43 SlS
12 40 14 49 694
14 19 42 243
BB
1 125
9 347 727 22 116 767 749 796 6 17tl
2 218
1 697 15
1 748 20
572 4 4 6 7 26
4 318 138
3 158
60 81 70
11 132 14 4 96 140 166
124
2 681 1 758 90 4 562
18 18 137 15 1 122 379 26 621
941 203
284 98
23 44 321
109 174 201
128 38 284
1 825 1 200 428 296 143 624 l 243 1 925 676 723 313
19 592 6 369 1 923 151 262 2 820
9 821 4 081 I 231 114 190
20 4 16 14 I
203
9 764 74 25 176 J 033 47 465
40
2 569 13 183 511 4 350 4 257 J 061 2 099 32S 173
6 61
6 -
31 31
5
115 128 136
43
22
1 622
522
5 22 659 2 875
-
12 20 10
9
-
24
985
3 943 90
6 173 48 28 62
33
9
358
3 576 9
-
9 JS
50
6
45
335 9
--
--
'19
19 19 7
-
IJO 1 176 30
40
80 338
-
-
14 67
'19
5 0'19
'197
202
1 S90 3 756 4 372 33 94 7 377
4
40 137 127
15
2 822
on
276
23 4 7 IS 110
279 36 74
304 4 511 3 273
4
207 32
18 427 7 17
3
9 455
128 110 6 5 43 4
--
564
-
-38 28 -4
ll2
659
248
650
132 I 350 1 117 1 380 690 8 880 2 983 2 226
66
-8S -7
26
493 96
I 016 '194 14 28
75 585
2 789 2 611 2 825
4
13
288 58
589
29
10 15 626
2 923
-
633 74
204 7tJ 134 130 4
524 345 179
'19
173
53
775 138 637 391 246
1 143 303 7 540 4 913 2 627
52
580
348
~uipment,
521 513 015 778 237
323 39 284 258 26
576
39 853 3 652 30 3 750 11 901
Electrical machinery,
Machinery, excep1 electrical
-
809
2 '195 285 154 170 73
2 3 2 28
567
667 947
56 372 '193 135 1 290
854 1 110 319 13 879 7 S43 703 9 781 3 620 857 661 8 186 1 304 6 540 107 19 8 1 1 4 6 33 14 7
541 527 402 156 226 998 359 930
545
572
6 164 3 662
-
-
314 99 28 40
663 74
-
79 30 143 40
54
65
-
39
32
22
19S 49
--
13 35 14
29
5
148 70 360
88
-
296 160 170
-
108
495 349 94 124
112
1 078 384 19 1 296
33 63
so
673 121
21 933
3 26 257
528 7 26 5 96 113
202
16
I 865 48 97
l 071 87
20
38 15 76 36 251
406 166
5
-7
3 406 S03 88 84 121 106 189 1 183 496 242 206 188
16
7 363 147 157 13S 16 41 117 677 517 181 205
170
6
10 194 261 557 296 129 168 85
44
--
10 33
SS
365
54 J3 61
'19
254
11
n
2 532 2 248 930
l 282 566 509
320
44 189
300 294
1 7'l.9
5
s
6
362 547 I 655 578 420 333
317
0
m
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Table 180. Occupation of Employed Persons by Industry Group and Sex:
1970- Continued
(Data based on sample, see text. For meaning of symbols, see text]
rm 0
Manufacturing
n
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~
n
-I
The State Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas of 250,000 or More
Durable good•
16 years old and over
Agriculture. forHtry, and faheries
Mining
Construe· tion
Toto!
fomiture. lumber. ond wood products
$2694
445
1 Jll
2 176
9 722
409
~·~~-~~-::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::
1om 26 en IS 090
63 352
27 1 166 125
freight,.~~haiidiefi::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::
n
m ;;:o
u;
Persons
Stone, cloy,
an::Jloss p ucts
Primary ferrous indUJtries
Primary nonferrous
industries
Fabricated melol industries, including not specified melol
Eledricol
Machinery, except
electrkol
a
m~, ~uopment,
sUpplies
-I
n
THE STATE-Continued
(/)
Tete! ompleyetl-Continued Tnnpod .........
Other transport
°'""""'" ------------------------------
equipment operatives-------------------------------
15 377
2 262
200 8 639
3 768
113
5
4 866
947
6 810 4 6S5
,_ ........ __ ------------------------------------------
104 171
104 171
196 454
353
16
n
5 334 I 409
m
94
-
427 # 204 179
703
661
129
119
176 125
76 53
31 14
245 106
110 700 163
'
151
64
9
173
112 382
204
102
36 28
329
I 104
256
n
117 62
104
13
5
16 14
SS
201
-
8
28 41
hmele employell ____ -- ---------------- ---- -------------
556 422
9 475
561
4 991
15 951
1 519
1 471
314
....
3W
92 944 4 267 898 4U 20 813 363 4 113
11 5
17 24
319
4322
S8
76S
31 10
10
20 6
15 11
7' 37
7
93 182
4
4
19 160
1 183 I 678
46
-
5
13
10 28
242 200
1 148
44
42
..
1 057 91
30
777
5
H
3 599
29 283
545
662
3 745 147
93
90
9
69
894 2 001
Writers, artists, and enteffaiMrs __ ·----------------------------··-Other professionot, technitol. llnd kindred wurkert ··-----····-·-····--
3 263
7
5 6
15
5 4
62 046
39
4
~~-~-~-~-:::::::::::::::::::::
11 720 14 554
7G 41
18
41 246
78
5
Clerieol ................. -·---------------·-------------
191 6211
l4G
376
243 10
6
Saloried •• Self-employed -- -- -----··· -- ·- ---- -- -- -- -- ----· - -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- Solos ....... ____________________________________________
~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::
~~~-~-~~-~-:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::
~~~~~~~==::::::::::::::::::::::: ~=ii~=~::iiis=::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: Secretaries -- -- -- ··-- ---- -- -- -----------------------------------
4 166
25 879
13 494 3 143 4 809
8 286
1 7 45 2 15 64
383 157
765 735 757 6()3
29
12
......... ----------------------··--·--·
= = :::::::::::::::::::::
-
9
690
32
110
1 506
-
17
228
'""""-- -- ---- ----------------------·------·-·----
s.ni.. .....-. ........ priMle .......... --------·---------·-
129 079 1a1
52
62
-
23 617
11
27
95
6
16
2'21
,H
1~1 35
212
4
5 9
10 126
57
5
172
9
35
42
155
105
1 161
5 850
-8
28
229
605
I ISO
16 17 40
38
311
s
46
23
596
140
2'
36
226
410
199
12 11 88
5
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64
21
J
1 394
0881
20 IS
12 7
17
633
5
s
-
61
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36
-
70
205
241
7 651
-
11
101
810
26
45
81
nw
10 53 37
36
55
-
127 121
406
306
9 9
129
55
-
10
4
35
79
16
846
--
200
3 013
6
---
4
424 172 45 14 193
lO
128
11 518 4 190 3 929
536
12 18 24
-
16
9 67 281
8 881
43 254
28
23 21
-
26 208 29
109
4
s
-
40 5 20 171 5
m
884
-
--
672 91n 405
3 963
7 Hl
Ofhef seNice worklrs. indudillg priYate hovsehold--············-··-··
12
34
19
927 190
12 006 14 558 102 515
348
18
437
7 ..,,
~:
9 79
4
35
5 555
t.Uonn,....,. ,_ -- -----------------------------------
1 223
--
89
U1
~
-
375
154 12
59 335
662
17
205 17 61 188
62 --
12 4 5 36
116
17 106 875 71 327 831
Assemble~-~-~-::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::
,....,..,
s
44 3
operatives,-·
48
43
1 753
manufncturlnv-------------------
s
24
I 581
Chedcm. examinm. end inspectors; Packers and WtOpperS, except meot and produce --------------------· Other transport ---------------------------------
13
80
cmt- .................. -·--·------------------------n,e.~ --------·-·-·· -·--·-···· -------- ____________ ------
Fotemen.
s3
I 148 521 133
295
20
186
20
84 103
64
233
145 808 1 202
612
302
299
70
133 4#
284
283
70 265
332
6-65 Gild Wllldunen-----·----- ---------------------Other serviu workers, induding---------private househGld ____________________
39 149 20 S98
637
306 1 645 47 264
393 236 41 17 99
i~~~.~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
~
• 844
204 128
1 405 92 65
~ teclllllcal. ................. -------------------Atcountonlli •• -·-- ---· __ •••• -·-· -··· •• ------------------ ·-------
....I .... w
522
3 668 9 085
=~~~=~=~====================
,..~
18 2# 147
20 235
Not specified loborers ------------ -- -------- ---- ---- ---- -------- --
~
30 1 602 40
4()9
2 734 4 391 2 597
=-==::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::
~
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.495 25 507
107 2 360
17
-
-
13
-4
s
7
167 5
9
201
455 30 89
26 36
203
9
22
54 148
29
4 298 38 84
2 473 ll2
a
19
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I 247
651
213 413
17
lft
m
84
215 'fl
5 679
5-
32
9
-
m
23
25 10
ll'8
-
23
1 608 545
125
76
862
'
3 303
647 71
1 658
M
2 653 6if1
78
1 622
10
4
185
1ao
131
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32 9
U1
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61
58 23 10 17
90
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0
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1970-Continued
Table 180. Occupation of Employed Persons by Industry Group and Sex: (Dato based on sample, see text. For meaning of symbols, see text]
Manufacturing-Continued
The State Standard Metropolitan Statistica I Areas of 250,000 or More
Nondurobli> goods
Durable goods - Continued Motor vehicles and motor vehicle equipment
Aircraft and parts
lotion eQuipment
4 622
3 315
4 434
and '::J/l!d products
Chemicals and allied products
Rubber ond miscm. laneous plastic products
7 911
23 587
26 709
1 985
6 651
211 52
4 047 383 10 140 1 308 206
3 160 204
1 227 89
445
50
99
90 62
23 331 120 5 10
22
22
Ord nonce
Other durable goods
Textile mill prnducts
8 917
25 558
45 575
2 405
3 544 258
3 352 693
128 14
Other fronspor·
THE STATE
-- -- -- -- ---- -- Pmonie1ol, tedlllkel, ntl kilulrd worften ___ _ Accountants ______ ---------- ___________________ _ ------- -- -----ArcMects ______________ •• ______ •• __ •••••••• -- •• ---------------~Oll)puter speciolists ------ •••••• ···- ---------- __ _--- ---------- -- -- ------------ -·i:ai::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: Civil •••• ________ •••• __ ---- ________ -------- __ _--- ------------Total employed __ -----------------------
. . . . . . . . . . . ;o. ... , . _ _ _ _ ..... - -
Bectrical end eltctroni<: ________________________ _------------------ -- ----------Industrial ______ ------ ---------- ________ ------ -------- -- -----Mechanical. _____ ------ ____________ ----------- --- -- -- -- ---- --Other engineers ______________________________ _....................................
_____ . ______ .,. ___
Mothemoti<:ol specioli$ts------ •••••••••• ---- •••••• life and physical scientists _______________________ _ ---------------Chemists __ -----------------------------____ __ ---------- --Personnel and labor relations workers ______________
---- ---------- --Social scientist. -------------- __ ---------------- _ -- ---------- --------En~~!fi~.~~!-~~~~~~~~~-~~~::::::::::::::::: ---------------------Electrical ond eltctronic engineering technicians ____ _ -- ---- --------Industrial and mechanical engineermg techni<:ions --- -- ---- --------Technitions, except health, and engineering and science ----- ---- -- ---Writers, artis.ts, and entertainers-------------.. ---..... -- ... -- . --------Other professional, tethni<:al, and kindred workers ___ _ --------- ---- -MllGftrS 11111 •lnlstmers, U
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n
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~
n
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Electricians __ ---------- __ ------------------------ -- ------------Excovating, grading, and rood machine operators -- ------------Foremen, n.e.c ---------- ------------ -- ---- ------- - -- -----------Mechanics ond rer,airmen ------ ------------ _______ _---- ---- ------Automobile, inc uding body ______________________ _--- -- ---- -----Machinists, job setters, and toolmakers------------ -------- ------Metal craftsmen, except mechanics ond machinists ____ _ Painters, construction ond maintenance, and plasterers o ici-ilciPi..ti
5
91
41 282
-
81
-
38 31
22
-4
6
55
34 106
-4
4 JO
4 31
36 14
188 82 28 37 25 35 55
9 -
9 24 266 54
212 201 11
130 51 79 79
-
Moch;ne opero1ives. misce11aneous specified __________ _-------------_... _____________
Other specified operatives-------------------------- --------------Machine operntNes, not specified -------------------
-~!~=s0~~~l!'e!s::::::::::::::::::::::::::: ---------------------------
-9
66 66
-
27 16 324
116 208 195 13
89 298 97
9
338 282 140
155
396
5
9 67 56 71 57 580 216 174
27 17 44
-
400 82 79
34 5 51 48
217 61 156 156
-
29
29 305 831
467 36 54 31 166 70 110 29 321 266 161 178 700 42 30 40 20 193 378
521 44
4 100 9
5 822 34
54 IO 35
84 33 147 98 2 077 1 254 169 290 147 62 78 53 414 1 051
9 47 10 66 320
10 42 102 302
34 40 26 164 683
947
827
1 218 24
I 870
14 15 27 9 187 113
424
--
11
60
5
-
-
4
5
19
62
222 91 117 82 98
32
18
57
53
-
31 10 258 141 11 69 61 27 31 4 5 133 I 578 427 46
52 69 52 315 306 129 17 114 51
-
4 19 8 38 10 416 622 18 485 66 12 62 4 44
80
-
799 443 1l 569 138 102 54 94 34 I 759
16
ID 278 2 S9S 585 111
JS
103
3 491 735 810
91 120 512 408 500 !05
156
5
22
16
12
4
-9
-
--
24
21 11
27 11
-8
-
-
-
7
16 14
48 10
-
15 496 451 813
5
30
177 173 3 826 983 637
158 8 054 3 168
315
5.49
470
46
714 l SOB
-
23 58 7 220 296
5 21 -
115 88 4 20 4
-
-4 16 23 1 275 40 39 5
-
6 1 185
-
--
-
29
15()
204
322 397 19 353 303 130 100 l 049 185 65
60
31 207 317
5
-
--
36 5
5
6
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m
1 446
843
172
98
4 31 82 124 83 950
4 43 151 33 514
l 744 149 12 20
856
950
1 458
6
926 214
17 6 11 14 406 173
8
17
7 8 14 6 292 176 4
3 715 4 7 96 65 163 18 1 315 597 20 353 302 34 159 287
8 806 26 9 15 32
-
651 17
--
1 911 292 167
22
10 20 26 532 407 192 115 150
58
269
95
39
479 2b6
743 655
749
681
98
--
15
394 172
44
102 36 44
1 381
-
3 379 316 254 19 34 13 16
3 261 148 165
82 2 401 2 693 978
-
-
-
16
33
7 890 358 552
10 14 4 276 261
5
20
31
5 298 67 248
-
8
22 153
16 -
143
8
5
244
217
34
s
35
109 4 15 14 19 32 36
54 9 6 6 7 366 53 90
-
71 16 76 61 41
-5
180
308 266 74 4 573
in
76
29
660 93 567 523 44
358 279 207 2 721
30 6 5 19 12
23 36
382 71 311 306
5 953 594 31 107
295 71
-
18
43
9:28 260 668
3 897 242 27
9 -
6
-
189 41
308
824 115 21 5 48 100
664
-
986
14 4
18 5 5 6 2 434 175
2 2'.17
63 472
181 27
303
121 34 10 8
26
48
542
63
-
n
284 256 15 22 341 30 6 39 5 30 81
JO
6 95
297
264 238 26
1 198 349 849 839
59 56 81
JO
56
-
21
2 007 466 l 541 I 300 241
334 26
5 920 1 140 62 54 448 508 196 3 512
11
-
96
652
24 70 93 279
5
34
320
3 467 262 10 49 211 267 212 2 456
-
-
110 15 95 84 11
23
-
JO
-9
3 542 865 2 677 2 524 153
988 41
-
16
243 1 342 I 219 123
T 585
6&
I 037 181 141 15
~~1~f~~ ~~~~~~t~~:~~C~c~e~-==== :::::::::::::: :::---------------
-
-
1 173 8
212
526 70
2 138 953 159 76 91 86 361 182 79
- ------------ --
20 57
657 18
164
31
---------------
OpenstiYes, except transport-----------------
Assemblers-------------- __________ ---------- ___ _-------- ------Checkers, examiners. and inspectors; manufacturing ___ _--------------Filers, polishers, sanders, and buffers---------------- ------------ ---
-
15
461 9
5 14
--
-5 77 --
1 354 102
143
30 33
------------~i::;i~;~r~1Ws~~~ ~~~~r~_::::::::::::::::::=:::::: ---- ------------
229 29
1 272
Stationary engineers and power station operators _____ _ ---- --------Other craftsmen ond kindred workers_ ______________ _---------------
-I U>
-4
734 68
361 64 9 4
Welders ond flomecutters .... ---------------------- ---------------
n
411
197 239 197 173 90 57 52
C:! U>
226
Other nondurnble goods, incl. not specified manufacturing
Printing, pubfishing, and allied industries
Food and kindred products
Apparel ond olher fabricated texrne prnducts
-
18 4
29
34
40 34
785
557 l 423
371 216 160
50 4 559 226 444
11
19 19 72 2 743 399 165 273 188
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c n :c
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1970- Continued
{Doto based on sample, see t.axt. For meaning of symbols, see text}
m
Manufacturing- Continued
The State Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas of 250,000 or More
:::0
v;
Durable goods- Continued Motor vehicles and motor vehicle equipment
Aircraft and parts
Nondurable goods
Other transporequipment
Ordnance
Other durable goods
tofi.on
Food and kindred products
Apparel Textile min products
and "c:'iC:d products
Printing, publishing, and allied industries
438 225
and other
fabricated textile products
Rubber and misc el-
Other nondurable goods, inct not specified
Chemicals and allied products
plastic products
monufcctvring
290
108
274
loneous
-I
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THE STATE- Continued Tote! llftployed-Continued l~ . . . .Hf epOfllthH ---- --------------------------
~·~-'.."-~t~~-::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::
17
s~:...'iho~dlef;::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::
169
Frnight,
177 4
lOI
430
4 238
-
9
94
115
2 058
58
35
246
1 673
64
90
31 15
212 51
522
931 261
9
38
Other transport equipment ope
Other specified laborm ------ ------ -- -- -- -- -- ·- -- ---- ---- ------ -Miscellaneous loborer• ---------- ____________ -· ______ ------------Nol specified laborer• __ ·- ____________ • ___________ ------ __________
--
124
86
27 l1 45
-
5
52 5
11
104
M 42
102 63
116 29 243 134
406 29
507 4 321 I 955 511
283
10
n
572 4
51 9
43 30
281
129
140
10
4
76
99
s
5
287
167
10
49
189
59
ao
46
52
49
1 081 453
JB4
26
336 202
225 91
97
7 116
105
m
246
25
ll
184
7SO
156 463
235
4S
28
36
74 457
19
l 572
84
90
m
1 612 l lOI! 70 125 309
27 22
80 61
645
473
131 104
ll
4 109 121
:l9)' 5 22 49
133
411
S3
285 9 76 201
9
17
ll 14
13!
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s 910
9 366
2 186
2 345
3 800
67
280
l 133
127
82 21l 6
to
45
137
26
,..,. ....ten ________
(leaning:::::=~~-~~-~~-:::::::::::::::::::: l'ersonol wvice workers ------ -------- ---------- _________________
88
Guards and watrhmM ____________ ·- __ -------· ______ ---· -----·-· __ Other servi
11 18
13
4
18
Female employed ____________ ---· ____ •• ____ ------ -· _____
598
455
945
3 175
10 011
11 258
1792
Acrounto:'_~~:-~.'"_"-~~-::::::::::::::::::::
14
t5 6
2l
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331 311
656 103
26
fr.'~~h~~T.ni;;;;:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: Registered 1111r.... dietilions, and therapists_ ___________ • _______ ·- ____
SoOcl scien1ist5 ---------- -------- __ ---------- ___________________ Wrilers. artist<. ood entertainers_ _______ -------- __ --·----·-·-·-· ___ Other prore»ionol, teefmicol, o1ld kindred workers ___ • ________________ M•"'"" lllld lllmiois-, eu.,i fann -----------·-·-·---·· Salaried __ -- -- ---- ---- -- -- - - • - -- -- --- - -- -- - - -- -- -- -- ---- -- -- -- --
59
4 4
s
5
21
5
4
-
4
4
-
Clerical ud lillltr..t werlteB --------------------------------
235
~~'.~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::
food------------·--------·--·----------·-·File cleri:•------------------ ---- ---- -- -·-- ---- -- ·- -· ---· -----· ..
C00ttler clerlcs, except
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33
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4 14
4
6 12
107
186
37 391
17
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127
11 ll
24
152
165
11
46
5
21
46
21
24
137 15
159
5
6
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9
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6 93
16
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54
17
2"6 11
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924
29
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170
19
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11
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4
74
207 9
324 60
Stl
t 469
4 074
?.II 26
666
2 631 !87
4 519 539 16
l DH 147 4
SM 93
1'"
82
53 24 46 307
5
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32 19
37
19
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2•
304
111
180
90
61 J
44
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32
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'1 31 31
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215 5 16 174 26
32
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9
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764 12 160 l 009
1 238
6 51
48 264 1 107
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591
5
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44ll 145
1 999
6 074
8
603
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2 362
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295
194 18
109 hlll
158 692
~ epemfffs -------------·----------··-·-·
-
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16
11
16
254
5
40
79
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40
9 19 10
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31
67
PoclJ>l>Of'S, excep! meat and produce ------------------·-Other opemlives, eiu:tp! !roMpOrl -----------·----·----·-·-·-·-----
23
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93
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~~"~iie•rOOil-~WOrliir5-:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::
20 6 98
4
6
111
-
23 74
Asseml>le~~:-~~-~-:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: Checkers. -e:w.om.inen, and inspectors; nu111ufactvrin9 ______ ---- ---------
15
37 27
8
11
311
6
27
5
6
Office machine Q)lefITTill"S -------· ---- ------··-·-- •• -- __ ----------Bookk
4 16
27
4
s.tt_..,,plcyfll __ -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- - - -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- ---- ·- ---- -- Sale• wMen. _______________ ------------ ______ ------ ____
143 4 114
30
10 6
344
-
360
301 3 051
97
21 10
38
40 4
20
23 119 '267 ll
149
146
236 34
84
87 32'1
~14
651
136 36
1 179 104
St'!
1611 19
1U 21
4 847
2 603
61
241
l 716
53\
2 010
? 119
13 261
11111 556
285
37 2()
241
144
161
s 221
900
390
34
243
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7 211 lOll
55 787
36
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1 639 2 913
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88
114 4
24
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154
ll
99 7'11
279
23
112 5
172 4 371
l2
34 160
m
267
129
516 1 57?
126 l 336
21
31
2:!0 8!I
150
363
16 45
264
14
123
134 2ll2
195 199 l 352
99 I 684
5
26
-
5
20
6
7%7
428
47
90
79
92
J2
46
73
233
-
15
144
79 33
11
'
so
fem werioen __ -·-- ____ ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- -------------10
Cleoll;,,g urvice -------------------·-·--····--·-------·s.r.ico workers ....on, ........... ,.;.- i...HlooW --------------------, PersonOl service workers-------------------·--···------·-·------Other service worker$, intluding priwte lt
10
-s
-
22 18
JJ 46
Ill
5S
17
158
3ll
4 11
106
5 41
11
9
10
11 '29
~
""I
-°" .....
31:
zz
!S ~
{Daro based on sample, see text. for meaning of symbols, see text]
The State Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas of 250,000 or More
Accountants __________________________ ---- -------- __ -- -- -- ----. Arch~ects __________ ---- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- ---- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- ---- -- -
~~=~a~~~~~~=======================================::::::
Civn •• -- __ -- -- -- ------ ------ -- -- -- • ------- -- -- -- -- ---- -- ---Electrical and electronic .• -------------------------------------Industrial -- ---- ---- -- .... -- -- -- -- -- ---- -- -- ------ ---- -- ---- Mechanical ------ ------ ---- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- ---- -- -- -- -- -Other engineers ------------ __ ------------------------------ --
~~:~~~~~~~~=======================================
Personnel and klbor rela!ions workers.----------------------------Socicl scientist' -------------- __ ---------------- -- -- -- -- ------ --
~=~~~~~~~~~-t~~~~~~~:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::
Electrical ond electronic engineeri119 technicions •• -----------------lndustriol and mechanical engineenng technicians -----------------Technicians, except health, ond engineering ond science--------------Wmers, artists. and entertainers---------------------------------Other professional, technical, and kindred workers------------------1111.,.n mid Hmialdrmn, except Jana --------------------
Buyers, purchasing agents, and sales managers --------------------Other monogers and odminisfrotors -------------------------------
;::o U>
-4
r; U>
11 503
16 456
20 030
1 114 459 9 97 231
378
191
27 48
-4
52 8 16 5 1 580 69
325
-
15 130 1 930 108 1 822 1 822
27 13 12 1 569 73
70
14 -9
examiners~
filers, polishers, sanders, and bufferL-----------------------------Painters, manufactured articles ------------------------------------
ty:fj!~na~dt/i~~~~;::!"_e_5_:::::::::::::::::::-_::::::::::::::::::
Other specified operalives--------------------------------------Mochine operatives, miscellaneous specified ________________________ _
:~;;s:=~~=======================
21 «O 16 4 15
13 5 4
9
Craftlmn Gld JdodrH wllfliers ------------------------------
Assemble~~·~-·-~~~-~-=::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: Checkers, and inspectors; manufacturing __________________ _
-
101 SB 17
1 810
Orher craftsmen and kindred workers-------------------------------
-6
105
6 6
5 363
~J:i~~."ai1.~~ ~:.'~== ====== ================================= S1otionory engineers and power station operotors-------------------
S3
90
41
-
Estimators and investigators, n.e,c --------------------------------Office machine operators---------------------------------------Shipping and receiving clerks-------------------------------------Stock clerks and storekeepers------------------------------------Other clerical and kindred workers---------------------------------
M'!(~t~n,:,Cgb~~~i~~r:J:e~dy================::::::::::::::::::::=
-
2 061 147 8 18 496
41
26 6 12
2 932
Machinists, job setters, and toolmakers ----------------------------Metal croltsmen, except mechanics and machinists_ __________________ _ Pointers, construction and maintenance, and plasterers and paperhangers_
2 164 150
97 51 33 24 26 32 24 ll 77
4 591 306 87 130 363 119 363 3 223
Excavating, grading, and rood machine operators--------------------foremen, n.e.c ---------------------------------------------
-4 m
22 270
Clorical ... kiadRtl woftlrs -------------------------------
Elecfncoons ---- ---------- ______ -------------- __ -----------------
~ n
II 745
2n
Carpenters --------------------------------------------------Crone."!en, derrickmen, and hoistmen -------------------------------
)>
Communi· cations
103
~~::~~!::::.; ~~~o".:'.,g~~~;-~~~-~~~-~~e-~~~~~-=:::::::::::::::
:I:
Other tronsportation
wlflr"'-------------------------------------------
~~~~~~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::.
n
service
and worehous.ing
Utilities and sanitary services
service
1 496 I 045 451
Salos
~
Trucki.ng
-
Soklried ______ -- __ ---- ---- ---- -- -- -- ---------------- ---- -- -- Sett-employed -- -- -- ---- ---- ---- -- ------ -- -- -- ---- -- ------ ----
rm 0
Railroads and roilway express
Prof......., hdialcal, .... kladrH ...... -------------------
0
RetaU !rode
I
THE STATE Tml employed _______________________________________ _
rn
1970-Continued
Table 180. Occupation of Employed Persons by Industry Group and Sex:
177
33 288 27 830 1 412 5 287 72 64 44
9 29 2 021 618 10
-
-4 17
204 84 27 79
190 73
580 20 89 141 236 68 1 798
-
8 494 l 184 1 037 12 24
-11
20 104 713
2.9
--
27 487 38 19 97 16
13 20 34 17 3 19
-
-6
36
261
2 255 346
56
718 26 135 396 JO 67 84 4 43 20 74
95 780 81
131 403
1 233 80 I 153 1 069 84
1 413 94 1 319 1 301 18
1 172 87 1 085 1 044 41
100
4113
I 030 6 358 995 J2
31 142 95 119 576 13 130 67 148 548
11 349
3 461 7 888 6 740 1 148
4
5 13
-
9
-5
5 243 33 6J 34
10 4
11
JO -8 8 22 11 19 6
-5
-
-II -
16 -
5 5
--
95
14
281
4
---
19 14 117
23
162 85 48
5
--
131 29 6 6
-5
-
179 118 31 4
7
-
10 137 372
4 921 2 349 25n 2 018 554
5 062 819 4 243 2 244 1 999
6 764 585 6 179 J 568 2 611
5 569 70 5 499 2 556 2 943
14 559 2 494 12 065 7 679 4 386
433
30 020
I 413
6 240
1 996 468 l 176 5 14 16 25
13 609 4 056 1 582 154 294 432 578 6 513
13 161 804 112 300 753 25 79 11 078
19 548 3 270 161 411 l 393 25 17 14 271
271
9 764 6
234
665
9
182
4
67 5 33 139
-
354 21
-
703 368 585
4
14 5
4
24 32
-
10
75
24
-9
-
-
-5
4
1 118
5 30 31
288 7 443 7 134 64 17
-
4
---4
-
10 245 145
227 68 32 6
JI
-
18 371 2 239
19 18
6 41
-5 -
20 9 19 5 22 41 14
-6
5 10
-
11
28 J2 82 27l 3 041
22 10
16
27
18
116
7 6 19 179 355 123
19
-9
43
5
57 32 437 185 968 I 329 131 69
467
248 16
36
8 035
30
7 20
216
8 26
1 662
5 858
372 14
104
l 9n
1 010
13
358 121
-
6 608 5 6
9 433
79 11
-
63 69
10
98 57 785 956
870
698 16
-
5
199
1 752 241 32 76 38 96 959
39 268 6 l 150 2 500
-
2 321
412
99
3 194
9 l5 22 3 923
-
262
'389 658 6 805 JO
159 20! 43 1 990 2 275 501 139 95 42 53 182 117 I 185
393 72 5 9
I 160 271
4 866
15 4 38 9 211 2 585 365 28 35 13 8 15 46 62
-
41 4M
1'" 628
18 976
7 090 34
l1
26 513
3 4'3
10 535 1 049 2 148 470 607 544 682 5 035
4 476 6
16
87 150
4117 81
13 656
3 075 6
-
50 906
315
16 405 3 168 185 236 1 ll42 l 471
57 6 684
-
34 009
409 3 894 432 160 71 133 9 97 2 992
so
36 190
4 563
3 102 195 20 40 116 41 140 2 550
7 590 351 103 193 152
Fmonce and real estate
43 099
227 91 33 92 266 398
101
Insurance
70 525
103
5 48
()tfler retaH trod•
Food stores
51
55
Eut!nJI and dnnking plaees
General merchandise retailing
204
381
stations
Wholesale trade
4 087
Automotive dealers and gasoline
-
15 662 636 191 5 20 9
-
-
-
6
-
-
25 5
292
5
--
11 29 5 6
-
19
4
599
-
153 26 752 3 565 226 48 122 51 615 43
62 210
2 684 371 2 313
2m
136
--
56 a 10 -
40 37 510
9 1 308
l37
201
3 758
70 25 65
1 091 20
4 858 9
9 469 39
253
2 711 162
27 9
6
12
19
-
-
-6
864 38
27 115 15
-
-
6 4 187 1()4
25
396 119
-
-
92
4 23 9 102 67 5 57 61
--
l44 82 10 9
8
22
-
42 5 16 49 2 033 194 41 123 46
10 4
4
-I
8 999 204 8 795 8 124 671
16 5 85
-
27
-
122 71
-
-
114
8 22 75 120
150
--
4 55 22
39
20
10.
0
~
Tobie 180. Occupation of Employed Persons by Industry Group and Sex:
::;:;
1970-Continued
(Doto based on sample, see text. For meaning of symbols, see text]
0
Retail trade
n :::c )>
~ --1
The State Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas of 250,000 or More
m
;;io
c:;:;
::::! n
Railroads and railway
Truck\ng
expr~u
ware-
servtee and
service
ha using
12 151
Other transJ)OI"· totion
cations
Utilities and sonit.ory servtees
55
Communj.
Automotive dealers General
merchandise retaUing
Food stores
562 359 136 67
230
I 564 I -499 4
7 727 75
THE STATE-Continued
(/)
=
Finonce
Eotin_g and dnnking places
Other
retoi !rode
Insurance
estate
841 276
352
3 579
59
41
560
191 108 15 11
and
Wholesale trade
and real
Tml employff-Continued
~n:.~~~:~:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: --
2 351
5 142 2 204
657 11 199 295
~ uc.,t ,_ ------------------------------------ -
1 908 462 165 980 301
2 207
-
Other transport equipment operatives ••••.• ------------------------
-
~~~,:~;:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::--
-....... =
-- -- ---- ---- -- -~ ~ ??:~:~:::::::::::::::::::: Guards ond wotchmeft -----------------_Other service work«i,________ includiAg-----------------private household. _________________ Not Specified lobor1rs ---------- -- ---- -- ---- ---- -- -- -- ------ ---- ____________ -- -- --------- -
Femtle empleye
-
t:~=fi~~t;::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: Registered nums, dietffioni, ond therapists ________________________ _ SaOol $clenti$ts -- -- ---------- -- ------ ---------- -- -- -- -- ---- -- -Writers, artists, end entertainers ____ ------------------ ____ -- ____ -Other prafeulonal, technical, and kindred
workers-------------------
......,, ..t d•llftlUIOll, ucepf,.,. Soloried •. -- -- -- -- ------ ---------- -- -- -- -- ---- -- -- -- ---- -- -- -- Self-em~ -- ------------------ ---- ------ ------ -- -- ---- - -- --
I 670
2 191
12
56
45 16
46
-
---
9
10
12
20
20
-
67 54 13
287 221 29 143
I 839
34 4
35
205
759 651 335 212
767
644
3 807 371 207 795
sO 24
i.i--.............
JO
= ==: : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : :
33 209
37 934
12 980
218%8
673
168
33
767 116
451 254 53
430 30
11
1l
15
119
s
197 363
19
llO
193
m
141
1 745 662
2 au I 1122
494 458
1627 1 Sl6
126 42 ll
390
91 10
58
10
3
12 51
142 144
6 26 23 105
286
271 15
238
IS 5
234
43
234
-
-
43
178 9
331 94 123 144 133 8
151
272 38 24
30
429
20
-
-
I 572
205
364 479
87
I 083
991
15 641
3 591
150
270
16 324
9611
1m
7 945
2 468
1 6811
11 240
10 902
16 855
2 613 146 137 319
'Jn l 023
2 079 576
1 445 193
19
17
20
75
297 ll8
109
35
61
1 939
4
6
11
240
11
9
306 519
334
ass 141
-
615 6 423
24
-
385 I 031 12 12
3 595 I 450
lt14 127
875 71
32 11'
50 24
105
1 312
12
67
4'1
4
96
8
67
'
22
324 32
100 4
P6
1 696
301
-39
-
38
29
sO
1 303
296
66
1 167
763
11
73
S7
S1
IS
19
u
47
20
26
12
26
546
419
I 027
14
27
254
-
~ -------------------
148
10
l 311
18
-
113
49
11
12 26
16 121
238
86 ~5
107
l
211
5
515
165
265
so 335
52
-
l~
7 170
276
Ill
151
87
373
3 617
512
s
SIR 1 130
-
m
3930
210 l 179
367 J 837
75
106 6 8 IOI
-5
3000
1111
3 415
324
9
206 6 43
33
7$4
2 896 1W 1 1133
260
83
91
l 197 575
10
6 7
36
40
~
55 23
94
67
1 424
5
16
l 367
133 30
-
-
87
35
-
4
10
714
571 4$4
816 3 146
-
-
6
843
377
-
-
-
12
197
5 252
8
43 3
32
ll 6 29
99 206 1 021
58
5
185
92 273 3 091
64
376
23
96 213
274 536 107 39 613
28
Other service workers, including private household ·- -- -- -· -- -· -· -· -- -
723
38 96 46 36 412
30
8 29
183 68 5 633
880
46
60 23
. . - . ....... printo
6 764
3 402
"""" """"-------- -- -- -- -- .. -- -- -- -- ---- -----···-----
-
41 354
66
122 4
r.....,...i ..-,...i.,.mms ____________________________ _
75
2 902 2 130 156 212 404
268 169
16 188
60
u
-
273 154
I 276
599 158 30 5 24
14
-
-
2 313
30 351
JS 8
Checkers, oxominers, ond inspectors; manvfuctvring __ ---- __ -- __ ------
SJ
-
16 556
132 873
l'o
11
3 085
478
10
730
-
26
7 930
l« 133 434
Aisem~~!~:·:-~-~-:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::
57
194
537
4 539
:::::::::::
10
409 49
71
23 321
_______________ _
12
202
4 212
..........
"-
l 161 367 39 39 187
a~~~~~~~~===::::::::::::::::::::: ~
803
1 624
5 842
97 II 50 369
13 202
3 351
12 8
297 122 1 171
103
43
23 112
62
25 196
82
227
-
-
191
100 325
112
9 14 6
39
628
691
52
7 993
29
I 710 l 517 352
272
417 16 28 306
11 537
10 12 71
15
506
139 12 19 35
252
$0
464
822 5n
1 361 24
2 371 312
'
4 57
931
76
Foremen. n-_e.c
.....
306
4 6
5 180
6 952
~~=~~~=:::::::::::::::::::::
~
124 29
I 957
24
Secrelories ---- ---- ------ ------ -- -- -- -- -- ------ -- -- -- -- -- ---- --
I
119
163
94 21
1 746
~~~~:-~-~-::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::
t:
68
-
680
5 434
28
~~:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::
~
134
16 151
99
2 805 3 002
1 697
Cflriccl""' WMrff ........ --------------···-----·-····---
zz
627
82
6 451
47 481 948
I 35' 113 25 6
Stlu ........________ ------ -- -- -------- -- -· -- ------ ---- -
:=
-
1 958
I 476
21 19 15
5 612 79
37 166
-
16
362
l61
1~
--
ll
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
us
681 58
85 15 19 51
29 034
4202
104
297 223 28 514
212 132
29
3 858
55
1 319 958 81 280
89
224 1 042
-
623
20
~
U'I
........I
Table 180. Occupation of Employed Persons by Industry Group and Sex:
co
3:
zz
'" 0
~
;:
1970-Continued
(Doto based on sample, see text. For meaning -of symbols, see text]
The State Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas of 250,000 or More Business services
Repair services
lodging places
Other personal services, including private household
Total employed ____________ -----------------------------
27 637
20 351
13 328
41 414
Profmlnal, t..i..1t.i, .U klotlrri werl
6 130 870 9
509
l 156
32
62 315 344 126 278 33 158 123 738 174 795
6
Hotels
ond
Entertainm•nl end recreation services
10 586
Health
~~~5ili~~~~~~:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: Civil .• ---- •. -- •. ------ __ ...•..•.•.•. -- -- -------- -- -- •.•. -----
Electrical and electronic •. __________ -- ---- __ •. ____ .• ---- -- ---- -- _ Industrial ------------ ____ ------ ---- ---- .•.• -- ------ •. -- -- •• -Mechanical __ ---------- ________ ---------- ______________ .• _____ Other engineers ------------ __ ---------------- ____ -------------
~r~:rr:~~~~~~~~~==:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: Personnel and labor relations workers.-----------------------------Social scientists ______ ------ ---------- ------ -------- ____ ---------
En?:3t~~~:~~-~~~~~~-t~~~~-~~~===============::::::::::::::::::
Hospitals
government
65 976
38 184
98 312
32 415
25 778
31 172
55 541
17 848 55
10 690
16 321 2 93! 861 197 I 428
8 243 1 504 20 169 818
446
499
Educational services,
15 22 29
24 255
69 31 ll 065
1 529 88 1 441 I 433 8
l 265 41 1 224 l 114 110
-
17
54
5
9
15 399 121 195
207
596 36 91 4 75 322 58 310
15
5 -
15
lO
22
14 13
5
88
66 20 329 11 17
95 16
39
30
43
-
28
181 48
280 445 13 146 68 40 44 1 613 1 112 31
-
49 99
34
137 32
302 64 834 205 n3 137 186 6 9ll
4ll
77
460
399
107
37
99
111
263
152
42
8 248 619 15 236 975 93 164 6 146
2 447 520 156 53 64 33 62 1 559
l 841 262 205
3 110 286 94 32 33 42 21 2 602
1 324 189 398
9 SSS 591 180 27 244 42 246 8 225
4 817 879 11 16 51 5 25 3 830
15 483 534 346 21 189 41 164 14 188
4 951 190
8 482 959 5
24 805
75 6 30 4 438
6 159 581 55 37 110 3 20 5 353
260 20 9 7 184
506
33 191 22 555
2 133 6 5 40 17 41
10 140 226
317 10
1 010
Sil
776
-
1 853 5
741
304
588 5
108
35
23
199
3 27
2 434 30 5
73
13 90
-
23 5 82
l 329 10 15 84
18
4
13
99
46
lO
5 14
114
132 8 140 5 585 127 4
14 34 9
91 90
4
153
171 159 21
56 84 23 11 5 53
34 31 6
~~~i~;~;:,'W.~~~ ~~~~r~-== ==== == == == == == ============ ========== === Stationary engineers and power station operators _____________________
346 582 19 290 86 36 179 66 39
Other craftsmen and kindred workers .• -----------------------------
400
9 23 33 1 306
Assemble~f~~~~~s~-~~c~~~~~~ !~_:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: Checkers, examiners, and inspec1ors; manufacturing ___________________
2 908 1 004
2 337 42
Filers. polishers, sanders, and buffers ____ --------------------------Pointers, manufactured articles------------------------------------
8 15 85 29 922 222 397 190
32 208 107
g~g~~~!t~~S ~c;!"J~:n"e~g~~se~~~~·-~~~-~~i~e~~~~~-s-======~=~==:::::
Cronemen, derrickmen. and hoistmen -------------------------------
Electricians __ ------ ------ ---- -- ____ -- ------ ____ -- -- -- -- -- -- -- --Excavating, grading, and rood machine opero1ors ---------------------
Foremen, n.e.c __ ------------ -------- ______ ------ ____ ---------- __
n en
5
12
21
10
87 5 32 10 6 12
l 417
Carpenters ---- __ •• -- ________ .. __ ---- ____ .• ____ •. __ •. ________ ---
-i
52 8 147 61 159 176 103
40 9 62 34 52 44 81
24 54
-
-7
Sales wortm •••••••••••• ---- -------------- •• ------------
Craftsme• and kindred worlcen ------------------------------
c;:;
7
-
38 27
Sett-employed---------- __ .• __ ---------- ______ ---- -- -- .. -- .. ---
Other clerical and kindred workers ---------------------------------
;>O
46
5
1 395 6 1 389 l 004 385
and rec•iving clerks-------------------------------------Sloe cerks and storekeepers-------------------------------------
m
-
25
-
1 819 55 1 764 I 070 694
Ship~in?,
-i
16
28
9 19 11 9 9 31 5 45 33
19 17 3
-
10
1 935 48 1 887 865 1 022
Office machine operotors __________ ------ ________ ------ -- -- -------
~ n
32
-
5
n
-
l 874 82 1 792 I 053 739
Clerical and idn4red worlcen --------------------------------
ri ::I: )>
4 4 17
-
1l
55 112
5 -
10
2 908 277 2 631 2 243 388
~~~j~~~~~==================================================== Eslirnalors ond invesligolors, n.e.c ------ ____ ---- __ ---- __ •. __ -------
C7
-
5
4
4
204
291
Salaried •. -- ------------ -- -- -------- ---- ---- -------- -- -- ---- --
rT1
5
-
-
60 702 229 9 157 188
!ration
82
artists. ond entertainers __ ---------------- ____ -------------
Mn1tm 1H Hmht1strators, except farm -------- ------------Buyers, purchasing agents, and soles managers---------------------Olher managers and administrotors --------------------------------
);!
5
4 12
49 5
11 579 84
reloted servrces 1
12 1 362 838
Other professional, technical, and kindred workers--------------------
r-
-
9
25 317 181
2 274 28
Public odminis·
except hospitols
services,
21 62 237
Wri1ers~
C7
31
26
1 235 27
Oth.r
professi~",!'J
130 272 15 47 957 409
Electrical ond electronic engineerin9 tecbnicions •••••••••••••••••• --Industrial and mechanical engineenng technicians ______ ------ _______ Technicians, except health, and engineering and science-------------- --
m
784
311 109 7
I
Educational services, private
THE STATE
78
Welfore, religious, ond nonprofit membership orgomzatians
M~~::,%<;bri~~i~r:Jr~e~d"i======================================
Machinists, job setters, and toolmakers----------------------------Metal craftsmen, except mechanics and mochinists. ___________________
Painters, construction and maintenance, and plasterers and paperhangers_
1
~:f~~i~s" a~dcf~~~e~~c;::!v-~s_:::::::::::::::::::::::=::::::::::::::
Other specified operatives __ ---- __ ---------------- ____ ---------- --Mochine operatives, miscellaneous spedfied--------------------------
=~:=~~~~~:~~~:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::
-
-
36
6
-
-
JO
-
n2
878 142 38 162 6
76
-
5 40 1 329
-
-
4 17 6 6 93 42 294
-
16 747
7
17
ll
-
72
693
-
-
8 13 6
-
4 966 23
86 12
16 4
6
29 43
-
23
5
10
5 274
268
10
8 26
34 593
8 4 797
5
12
23
-
16 20 23 6 9
92
-
-
-
4 203 31 4 172 4 172
62 580
90 15 113 356 117 69 26 179 98 129 297 277
l 384
709 22
679 3
-
612
4
-
10 88 64 20 483 122
-
5 1 240 50 9 70 1()
60 26 11 25
-
-
13 986
154
260 16 999
9 146
8 049
2 571
1 4S8 40 1 418 I 320 98
2 484 39 2 445 2 429 16
880 17 863 784 79
7 660 193 7 467 7 467
204 8
-
36
56 138 153 319 7
950
-
45
31
-
936
102 482
129 15
36 18 27 47 71
25 9 16
57 430 981 345 73 5 166
9 15 308
29 115 249
278 30
S16 49
572 46
-
71 BO
-
36
4
49 5 7
10
-
24 328 50
ID
252 12
·~I ,Ji 11 31
9
95 7
13
20
27 47 242 33 65 85 21 I
0
~
Table 180. Occupation of Employed Persons by Industry Group and Sex:
~
1970-Continued
[Oo1o based on sample, see text. for meaning of symbols, su text]
0
n
:x:·
)>
~ -4
The State Standard Metropolitan Statisti cal Areas of 250,000 or More
m
v; n
en
'"""'"'8t eperatlft< -- -- ---- ---- -- ------ -- ------ --- -- -- ------------
823
70
837
90
101 17
50
189
82
616
157
77
9
-
57
234
8 62
107
sO
66
527
99
33
Ml2
i.horen, "'""'""" ------------------- ----- ------------freight stoclc. and material hondters •• ---- ---- ___ _
490
995
113
770
444
300
ll4
449
250
23
1110
6
----------------------- -------------------------------------------------
102
2 947
7
37
786
ea
5
98
64
-
a 110
3 12S
8 313
31 441
4 604
119
5
-
_,,
.
,
-~
-~ ~-
-~- ~~
~
c-ter clerks. •«•pl food--------------------File clerk> __ • _________________ • ______________ _------------------
-----------------Olfi<:e macliifle operolors ______________ ------ __ _-----------------oild billing machine cpemtors ______ _----- -------------
:: : : :: :: :::: ::: ::
~
-------------------------------- -----------dWiCaf aiU(fiiiife.tWOik.-r;· -- -- ---- -· -- -- --- ------ ----------- -- _,__ ------------------Foremen, -n.e t ------------------OperallYH, ....,, tra.,.,i -_-- -- -- ------ -----Assemblers __________________________________ .---- -- -- ------ --Checkers. exominers, end iMpecitlrt, manvfm:turing. . -- -- ---- --------l'ockers nftd wrappers, except meal n1'd produce __ _ --- -- ---- -Other operativH, except tronsport . -- -- ---- -- -- -- -- r.....,.n~..-i----------·-· ---- -- ------ ---- -lollonrs, ••..,. """ . -- -- ---- ---- -- -- -
=1~_
St~-------------------------------- ------------------
--~----
hnl ...ton ____ ---------- ________ ··--
________ ... _________
-----------------Cleaning senrice workers ----------------------- --- -- -- -- -- -- -- Persoool service workers ------ ---- ·----- ------- -----------------Other service workers. including private~ __ -----------------Senltt - . . . . iMhNlklg , - -.i..w --
-~
4 103
l 984
us
~
-
16 627
138 24
-
Ml
29
42
-
-
470
-
4
u
119
31
199 143
746
5
38 -
ll 80
3 578
l 420 371
42
169
102
323
16
Pnlflsloul, ledmlcc4. .......... worters -- ------------------
~
470 45
24
30
12
12 044
20
86
5 466
------------------
-- ---------------- --life om:! physical scienlits _______ _---- -- -- -- ---- . -SOCial scienfuls __ ------· _---- __ ---· __ ------ ""_ ----· - - - - -- - - -- --Writers, ortists. and entertoiners ____ -- -· ........ . - ... ----------... -Other prolenionol. ttchftical. and kindred w«kers -----------------....,.,. .... . . . . . . . _ , . . . . lenn ------ -- -- -- -- - -- -------------·---Sola ........ ________________________ __ -- -- -- - --- -----Clorlcal .... li:lamd ........ ------------------. f:""~~ :::::::::::::: ::::: ::::::::::::: :: ----- -------- ----------
169
77 207 515 lO 049
3 295
514 240
60
561
I Ml5
815
296
A
='
23 15
-
2 Ill
fttallle employed
-"°
456
services
197 77
-- -- ---- -- ---- ---
( .==. . . . .
....
household
~~.~ -~°-":~~-=::::::::::::::::::::: --- -- ---- ---- -- -- -
------------------- ---- -- -- -- -- -- -priffl•......W -------- -- -- ---- =service work«• ---- ---- -- ---- -- Guards •nll wa1rmne11__ ______________ .. ------ __ -----------------Other service worken, mdrnling pnvot• household ------------------
l
ploces
services
government
19 30
Hot spocified lobl>ro<• Fora ....... _____________________ _
Ul
services
iotions
hospitals
62
~laborers
~
services
memwship orgonr-
Hospitals
ment ond recreation
Of her professional end
Educati
Educotioool service-s, private
sprvices. except
182
Other specified loborers
~
private
and nonprofit
re!oted
Public
ndminis· tmtlon
Total employed- Continued
Other lransport equipment OjlenrtiveL------------ -
zz:
including
lodging
religious,
Heatth
Entertain-
THE STATE- Continued
T....,.rt
3:
per~nol
servtees,
Repnir
Business
;:tJ
-4
Welfore,
Other
Hotels and
729
-
36
499 29 367 103
177
177
131
l 775
5
666
31
llS
-
25 69
31
lO 73
-
s 333
36
4 001 23tl
6 U3
21 500
75 3 Jilli
l 603
3 705
n su
29 133
57 562
20 65'
12 918
1S 485
34 %85
II 51@
3 514
\\3 36 l 18
i7
114
4 03@ 455
10
llO
20 007
7 5
rn
<;Ii)
JS llJS
5 731
24 -
-
82 15 030
36!>
46 51
5!0
4 6ll4
13 3 9ll 14 16 1753
6116
677
856
92
89
2 387 l!E5
6
2 502 ! 156
42
757 64 21l!1
90
14 2211 6 424 1 375 6Q 6 360
664
887
-
90 -
144
17 67
17
1 %5 464 41 16 365
26 U6 3 992
l 357
33
59 19
62 297
37
4
4?
1l
9 Sll
l 53b l.16
en
1 158
u
762
l 64!
427
5
33
3'I
155
57 5
m
5
43
15
11!6 6 66 II 179
2 5lll
3 !69
931
555
174
1 174
6 646
so
41
291
592
233
25 6"
533
ll4
293 453
169 71
601
851 851
S67
72 12
67il
! 174
76
31
546 9
!62
8
-
536
71
412 243 169
240
462 321
76
37
270
237
74
29
62
26
137
73
12
6 923
I 914
1 242
2 ff!
4622 641
14 129 49!!
4266
5 452
7 895 SM
11 '15
17
l 144 176 354
9 007
15 91 256 747 38
162 100
11
'197
6
307 :nl7
64
1!19
11 82 1!!'1 12
31!9
l 371!
281
m
203
l &17
192
265
116 41 54
323
969 2)
67
-
33 -
8
l1
42 21>4
96 14'1
46lJ
33
i1l
446
99
19
83'1 2 315
146 7JJ
200
-
-
25-0
94
m
9
725
l 284
4 946
312
l 692
-If,
042
P4
5 895
Sil 5 318 l i\\l'I 21 3Sil l 431
"" 77
lO
.no
2 00)
~Si
:;m
6'3 tlOO
m
143 43' 2 540
123
156 2ll
173
9t
SI
65
12
5
15
6
182
214
4 OU
36
m
34$
17
-
46
-
-
285 44
-
171 -
ltil
-
s
1 031
15
340
l7l
-4
-
-
3 973
263
9
2l
-
JO
35
39
%2
144
54
2 564
14
14
114
-
-
-
18
4
1 027
-
-
5
567
5
l!I !I 154
7:l6 51
Hl
405 11
l2
m
14~ ~l
5 fill
46 21
-
"
235
57
6
111
5
-
15
4\
24
7
7
11
34
146
27
28
ff
16
16
72
21 452
17 304
3 IHI!
1 302
1 648 674
3 911
2 268
544
915
2 950 Ill
417 15 585
5 922
l 052
711 2656
242
1 054
41 2 7'18
4117
258
s
89B 2 614
23 031
2ll'I
31 148
1 008 2 196
2 005 156
6 833 15 99'1
l 359
79
-
-
-
s
-
35
-
862
145
82 6:111
130
11}4
:l\l.
21
'114
471
2954
3: I
g
4!l$
184 32
1 "4
-
15 210
31
1 450
35
190
177
12
4
311
670
5
56 221 5
553
32 1'81
55
18' 34
118
45
490
rn
m
632
-
-
-
1 032
-
799
7ll
~
Ul
I
;::
Tobie 180. Occupation of Employed Persons by Industry Group and Sex:
1970-Continued
[Dato based an •ample, see text. For meaning of symbols, see text]
0
3C
z
i
o
;:
Manufacturing
The State Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas
Durable goods
Persons 16irg,rs o and over
ondWs~~
Mining
Construetilln
Total ..,i.Y94----------------------------------------
9l 351
l 139
9 056
5 098
Pnlfllloael. . . .lal, ...i kldrH ...... -------------------
12 974
of 250,000 or More
Agriculture,
clay, o~lass
ucts
Primary ferrous industries
Primary nonlerraus industries
Fabricated metal industries, including nor specified metol
Machinery,
Total
Furniture, lumber, and wood products
~l
an supplies
l2 939
994
310
2 372
64
1 078
1 098
340
123
s
22
136
51
-4
-
Stone, p
DUWTll-SUPBIOI, MINN.-WIS., SMSA
Accountants __ -- __ ---------- ____ -- __ ------ ---- -- -------------- _ An:hilects ________ ------ ---- ---- __ ---- ---- -- ------ -- -- -- -------
i15.~~~~============================================ CivH-------------------------------------------------------Electricol and efeclronic ________ ---------------- -- -- ------------
Industrial -- -- -- ------ -------- -- --------·-·· .... ------------Mechanicol -· __ -------- ---- __ ---- ------ ------ -- __ -----------Other engineers--------------------------------------------
~::~~~~~~;~======================================= e!4-¥;~~~~~I~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Electri
Self-employed----------------------·-····--·----····--------
Sale1 ........__________________________________________ _
Clorlcal .... ........,
••rbrs -------------------------------
~~!':~======::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::
Estimators and investigators, n.e.c -------------------------------Office machine operators --------------------------------------Shipping and receiving clerks-------------------·----------------Stock clerks and storekeepers-----------------------------------Other clerical and kindred workers --------------------·-----------C - u H4 klHred worbrs ---·-------·----------------
:~~~~:~ ~'3~:.n..;g~~s~~=~·-~~~-~~~~~"..'~-===============
&ct'i:~: ~~~~~~~~~~:~~~~~~:==============================
Excavating, grading, and road machine operators--------------------
0
..~ m
0
(""\
::c
~n
--4 m
~~h.,~'l~n:~~ re--frlnen=======================================
Automobile, incr.:'ding body------------------------------------Machinists, job setters, and toolmakers ---------------·-----------Metal craftsmen, except mechanics and machinists_ _________________ _ Pointers, construction and maintenance, and plasterers and paperhangers_
~~~:~::s~~ ~".'.."..'~-========================================
89
943
18
227 161
95
169
273
12 264 147 321
62 78'1 287
85
14 143
643
8 999
7 625
830
6 795 5 464 1 331
5 718
13 668 1 786 902 237 '1.98 314 431 9 700 16 226 151 159 740 436 984 1 102 2 467 4 234 l 414 552 685 320 428
406 485 3 077
Assemble~~~~-~~~~-========:::::::-.:::::::::::::=: Checkers, examiners, and inspectorsi manufacturing ______________ _
10 629 331 153 63 43 265 1 115 6 692
Fders, polishers, sanders, and buffer•-----------------------------Pointers, manufactured articles ---------·-----------------------
~':'s" a~c~~r::~;;:::_e~_::::.:::-_:::::::::::-_:::::::=:::::::::
-i
Otller specified operatives .• ----------------------------Machine operatives, miscellaneous .speclfled-------------
nen
38
Stationary engineers and power station operators.__________________ _ Other craftsmen and kindred worker•----------------------------
7CI
(ii
676
~~=o~~t~~~=====::====::::::==== Hot specified operotives - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
740
454
549
224
91
-8 -8 --10 8 -
---5 62
31 6
667
82
-
18
290
21 23 44
41 161
354 14
813 81
130 5
137 8
-
87
18
-4
16
-
-4
73
4
91
24 124 33
-5
33 131
'1.9
-
8
12 35 28
23
31
55
8
37 41
142
2ll4
46 5
18 33
423
50
83
38
9
J 215 69
415 70 415
19 4
-----7
--8 41 5
36
11
--4
--
--4 -
5 9 5
---
20
35 -7 6 9
7
6 32 32
1l
-7 3 -4 3 7 8
21
15
21
15 15
-
-
102
373
102
362
27
-
246
11
127
53
9
-
-
5
14
471
-
-
-
342 107 5 82
1 324 202
60
34 6
161 26
25 14
58
22
-3 --
361 33 6 5 21 4
-
-
56
33
236
20 128
77
4 222 32 15
2 728 20 112 478 26 282 394 192 162 37 10 151
-
5 4
17
34 113
404 595
9
937
16
1 387
-
137
-
'1.97
5 -
238 26 50
177 250 7
21
35 219
8
2 214
-
.
~
-
22
.Wl
1 791
---
9
10 61 97 64
881
3 099 65 32
54
15
--4
11
17
9 108
238
75
794
25
-
-8
46 645
5 47 41
325 281
5
9
-
12
7
5
-
21
-5
18 5 64 57
-
-
-4
348
4 489 302 153 51 27 203 391 2 041
176 3 5
104
115 160 8
10 36
"
-
-5
-
135
~
65
6
6
-
7
59
--
46
45 10 35 32
5
41
31 10
3
3
-
--6 -
22 16 6
6
-
20
46
5
67 II
98 15
49
-11
-
-
---
18
JO 8
27
65
49
331
249
65
18
-
5 17
-70
-9
--
18 17
-
50
20 26
14
67
125 46
66
5
22
-
-
-6 -
5
10
289
17
6
-
JO 41
JOI 35
14
16
4
23
33 5
92 248 93
-5 9 ---
6
14 9 5
464
3
18
5
--4 69
JO
---
43
----
34
-
4
5 ll
-
719 4 30
48
5
-
3
13
~uipment,
5
30
28
39
11
-8 --
-
588 309
6 68 35
-5
156
56
-7
-
9
406
10
32 10 121 41 24 121 85
--
9
-9
463
-
9
51
16
-
7
14 4
-
lJ
33 388 107
4
-
-
---
6 35
41
30
-
5
-------
-
228 83 401
21
-5 --
Electrical machinery,
51 71 94
81 32
,.
61 22
-
-
6
--
14
443 85
138 68 31
6 62
--
-
133
-
48
29
39 20 5
-6
45
4
c
~
Table 180. Occupation of Employed Persons by Industry Group and Sex:
1970-Continued
[Dalo based on sample, see text. For meaning of symbols. see text]
rm
c
Manufacturing
n
:c )>
~ -i
The State Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas of 250,000 or More
m
;itJ
~
n
Duruble goods Persons 16 years old and
over
Agriculture, forestry, and fisheries
4 281
23
Furniture, lumber, and wood products
Construetion
Total
898 15 800 83
2U 6 171
632 181 281 170
331 122 80 SI 78
612 11
l 246 224 394 210 418
254
-
Mining
a=
ferrous industries
16
91
Stone, cloy,
Primary
Primary
nonferrout industries
Fabricated metal industries, including not specified metol
Mochinery, except electrical
22
14
15
B
Elecfricol
moch"1ery,
a
upplieS ~·
DUl.llm-SUPEllOR, MINN.-WIS., SMSA-Continued
(;)
Total employetl-Continued
~.E:!~;:::~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: Other ~ oi-roflves-----------------------------tronsport
35 8 10
417 68
6 47
-
173
17
124
-
-
-
7
52
j
35
-
~=~=~::::::::::::::::::::
14 617
15 10
227
64
380
32
SS
223
32
-
3 205 I 404 255 9 75J
Jl 616
Prohstlnll, ttdlllkel. ...i ldHn4 ...... ------------·------
5 699
Actovnlnnts -- -- -- -- ---- -- -- -- ------- ------------ -- ---- -------
16 32
Writers, artists, and enrertolner$ •••••••••••••••••••••• -----------Other professionol, achni
workers-------------------
167 1 347 12 194 3 931
~;;~=~~~=::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::
... ""'*" ...... -----------------------------
~' n.e.c ---------------------------- ---------------------
Auem~~~~-~-~-::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: ~ai.t~~=~~~::::::::::::::::::
,....,..,"""""'"'.,.mi... ____________________________ _
Other~. e>«:ept transport -------------------------------
,_ ...... __________________________________________ _ t.Mnn, ncept - - -- ----------------------------------
==
~:~:~::::::::::::::::::: household-------------------
Other service workers, indoding private
5
-7 -
s
-5 --
-
-
"--
10 15
44
109
15
44
4
37
205 102
841
-
u
-
-21 -
-
6
5
--
5
35
3 504
7
502 126
24
26
18
20
5
3 -
4 --
'3
-4 -
'10
11
119
119
m '"' l 030
4 4
-
4
4
17
-
9
-
62 46
10
7 368
4
5
4
3 13 14
2tn 2 154
176
3
64
4
38
60
106
--
15
4
21
178
58
69
133
59 JM 2 3n 275 728
2 602
JO
3 OH
Wet ............ -----.-.-----------------------------
~~4~~;=~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
--5
21
2 S3ll
Cmbien ------···--·-·-·------ ----·- -· ---- -- -· •• -- -- --·· ------
9
280
8
~~~~~-~~-==::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::
-
--
14
6
8J8 193 137 250
27
194
6
l 532
22
226
-
-
:iO
7
46
-
-
-
5
-
168
5 26 18
39
-
---4 --
43 15
----
--
--
--
-
--
-
11
-----
138 83
--
--
1 654 154
10
-
60
129 l 311
-
-
10
-
-
-
15
12
6 6
110
-
-
4
5 9
-
-
-
102 284
-
6
-
-
14
35
53
10 47
-
-
--
--
----
5 5 166
11
--
---
1l
---
--
--
--
-
"11
17
-
-
s
4
6
-
12
4
-
--
10
5
10 58
-
6
-
68
---
6
40
27
s
lS
7
n
---
-
4
74
-------
27 Jl
933 306
Bookkeepers __ -- -- -- ---- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- ---- -
52
s
l 239
JO 17&
-
27
--
M...,.,, ... 1'1l l tauto;1, ucept'Saloried •• -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -· -- ---- -- - - -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- Self-~ -- -------- -- ------ ------ -- -------- -- -- -- -- ---- -- --
Cloricol .... """"'" ......
601
18S 4
8
- =
334
-------------------------------------------
~~~~~~~~§~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
;::
27 64
752
ftll8le employetl -- -- -- ----·----- -- -- -- -- -- ---------- --
~
36
10 6
752
Guards ond wa1c11men ______________ -------- ____ -------·-·------Other stNice wori
~ I
-
43 46
-
-===
I
23
-
12 4 62 5 11
Hot spedfied laborers ________ ---- ------------------------------ _
~
2 221 1 454
94 5
4 161 1 651 1 6-45 627 938
~E~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ,_
606
4
-
45
16
--
J
-917
'-
•
-
-6 -
---
-
------
-10
10
--
---
13
--
4
-4 -
--
3
----4
--
--
-
-
-
--
34
ll
--4 -6 -5
-
-
49 12
---
21 6
5
26 ----
s
9 6
5
6
7
29
32
116
14
611
s
18
Ji
-
-
-
5
6
-
-
8
---
11
6
5 -5
7
-
10 10
-
-
11
"' 4
--
"
.., "'I ....,
1970- Continued
Tobie 180. Occupation of Employed Persons by Industry Group and Sex:
t.:I t.:I
[Dato based on sample, see text. For meaning of symbols. see text]
Manvlocturing-Continued
~
zz
c;
~
The State Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas of 250,000 or More
Nondurable goods
Durable good•- Continued Motor
Chemical• ond allied products
Wneous
plastic products
Other nondurable goods, incl. not specified manufacturing
Rubber and
Other durable goods
and kindred products
Textile mill products
Apparel and other fabricated textile products
260
413
1 859
193
1 237
342
356
297
31
628
11
28
63
11
10
26
199
20
6
S8 5
vehicles and motor vehicle equipment
Aircraft and parts
Other trnnsportation equipment
37
30
Food
Ordnance
anl;JC products
Printing, publishing, and olfred industries
mi5Ce~
DULUTH-SUPERIOR, MINN.-WIS., SMSA Total employed __________ -------------- ________ --------_ PnlesslollGI, ... ldndre4 werten --------------------_ Accountants ____ -- __ tedulkol, ---- ______________ ---- _____________________ Architects _____________________________________________________ _
5
~~£:"if£a;~;~~~s==============================================
9
5
4
16
15
5
4
4
Civil __ -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- __ -- __ -- -- --- _______ -- -- __ -- -- ---- -- _
Electrical and electronic ___________ ----------------------------Industrial ______ ------ -------- __ ---- ---- -------- __ ---- --------_ Mechanical __________________________________________________
11
Other engineers -- -- ·- ·- ··-·-- •••• __ ··-· •••• -· ···- -·-·-·---·-·-
t1i~~Eifi~~~~~~~~'.~============:::::::::::::::::::::::::::: lobor relations workers-------------------------------
5
En~:;r;~:~~-~i~~~~-~~~~-~~~:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::
4
4
Pe~nne_I o~d
Soc1ol scientists -------------- ------ ------ -- __ ------ ---- --·--- -- -
7
7 7
Electrical and electronic engineering technicians ____ •• -- __ -- __ -- __ -- _ Industrial and mechanical engineenng technicians·-----------------Technicians. except health, and engineering and science---------------Writers, artists, and entertainers __________________ ---------------- Other professional, technical, and kindred workers--------------------
4
20
4
6
9
5 4
10 11
Mu99en oH •iaistnrton, except farm
Buyers, purchasing agents, ond soles managers ---------------------Other managers and Ddministratars ------------·------------------Salaried __ -- ---- ---- -- -- -- -- -- ·- -- -- ---- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- ---- -- -Self-employed -- ------------ __ ---------------- __ -------- __ -- -- -
29
Bookkeepers __ ---- __ -- __________ ·- -- -- -- -- ______ -- ---- -- -- ---- -Coshiers ______ -- -- ------ ---- -- ---- -- -- -- -- -- -- ---- -- -- -- -- -- --Estimators and investigators, n.e.c --------------------------------Office machine operators-----------------------------------------
29 20
9
17
20
39 3
216
6
5
Craftsmea and kiml~d worlters ------------------------------
Carpenters ________ ------ ____________ ------ ____ ---- ---- -- ---- --Cronemen, derrickmen, and hoistmen ------------------------------Electricians ________ ------ ____________ ---- -- ____ ·--- ------ ---- --Excavating, grading, and road machine operators--------------------Foremen, n.e.c ------------------------ ---- -------- -- ---------- --
13
Stationary engineers and power station operators ____________________ _
n
Other craftsmen and kindred workers-------------------------------
)>
Assembte~!~~~~~s~_•_x_~~~~~!~~-===============::::::::::::::::: Checkers, examiners, and inspectors; manufacturing __________________ _
:c
~ n
-I
m ;::o
u; -I c=;
U>
14
~Ec:=~~~~:~~~:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::
10
26
186
53
33
321
54
24 11
5 lB
4
9
ll
12
5
5
5 5
20 20
75 6
94
12
57
29
239
9
67
313
13
78
88
443
61
61 6
5 25 27
34 10
10
89
89 101
4
5 5
10
137
36
56 B
3
4 16 11
44
4
II
5
16
15
4
5
21 22
5
4 4
14
21 16
71
376
57
91
193
522 65 22
131
221 114
131
18
Filers, polishers, sanders, and buffers-------------------------------
~~}=~~ :~~~r~~tg;:~~i~~1e~-====================================
43
28
15 26 6
31
Printing craftsmen __ ---- ________________________ ---- ------ -------
Welders and flomecutters __ ------------------------------------Other specified operatives ____________ ------ __ ------------ __ ---- --Machine operatives, miscellaneous specified-------------------------
17
7 14
M~~~n:~bfi~~ i~~ruJr~e~civ======================================
0
57 5
21
96
9
g~j~:~~!1:~S ~';;3~~oenne~~:~s~-~~~·-~~~-~~i~~r:~~~~s-====
m
11 62
4
21
45
141 38
~ r-
25
6
183 73
5
Stock clerks and storekeepers------------·-----------------------Other clerical and kindred workers ---------------------------------
Machinists, jab setters, and toolmakers ----------------------------Metal craftsmen, except mechanics and machinists____ -------- __ -----Pointi!rs, construction ond maintenance, end plasterers and paperhangers._ Plumbers and pipe fitters-----------------------------------------
16
73 11 6
Shipping and receiving clerks--------------------------------------
0
5
126 13 113
11 11
Soles werten __ ------ ______ -------- ________________ •• ___ _ Clericol Hd ldadred worten --------------------------------
10
13
35
22
958
103
26
6 14
5
35 10 11 5 10
12 6 111
20 5 15
63
4
20 '19
42
287
3
23
26
6 168
4
5
35
43 22
804
58 5
57 8
36 35 21 3
15
12 19 12
9
4
75 4
7
4
0 m
-j
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Tobie 180. Occupation of Employed Persons by Industry Group and Sex:
r-
1970-Continued
[Doto based on somple. see text. For meaning of symbols, see texf]
m 0
Manufacturing- Continued
n
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~ n
-j
m
The State Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas of 250,000 or More
Durable goads - Continued Motor vehicles ond motor
vehicle equipment
;:io
z;:;
Aircraft and parts
Other trons.portotion equipment
Nondurable goads
Ordnance
Other durable goads
Food and kindred products
Textile min products
Apparel and other fabricated textile products
ond'::l/:j products
-
l4
Printing,
P~::'.js~
industries
Rubber and misc elChemicals and allied products
loneous plastic
products
Other nondurable goads. ind. not specified manufacturing
-j
n
DUWTll-SUPEllOR, MINN.-WIS., SMSA-Continued
(J')
Total employed-Continued t .....,...i ~
.,.mlve•------------------------------
~nv:.·~-~~~~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::
--
--
---
---
----
-
Female employed---------------------------------------
6
21
~ twdioicol. ..................... -------------------Accountants __________________________ ---- ____ ••• _____ .. ____ ••••
-
--
Other transport equipment operatives-------------------------------
~=~SF.~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Hot Specified laborers ______ -- ____ ------ -------- ----- _-- -- -- ---- -fano
----
-
-
----
4 4
267
33
152
-14 5
-
83
27
15
--
55 32
14
11 54
14
127
14
64 5 13 45
ID
21 10 7 4
47
28
15
28
10
15
--
--
157
15
-19
-
24
-
5
18
a
-
8
10
--
41
-
-9
--
-
--
61
56
lO
4 28
....un ____ ------------------ ------------ -- ------ --
=~a:=.~=~=~~=====::::::::::::::::
Guards and welthmen ____________ •• ---- -···---------------------Other service workers, including private household ____________________
f;::,er~~T.nttsii:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: llfgistered nurses. dietitians, ond therapists __________________________
-
----
6
6
12
-
-
-
34
-
4
35 30 5
4
23
-
11
99
487
118
1 097
33
463
15
1'
116
-
18
5
5
--
69 12
-
6
11
6
6
10
56
-5
10
24
--
-
-
-
...........................................................!
----
-
-
4
SoCial scientists __________________ •• __ •••• __ .... __ .. ______ .......
Other praressioool, technical, and kindred workers--------------------
~~~:~::::~:~·=~~~::::::::::::::::::::::::
-
-
-
-
Sales---------------------------------------------
-
•
-
Cletkal .... .w...t worUn --------------------------------
6
~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::
f~r:rl:~~~-~~~~-~-:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::
:st~~~~~~~~~,~~=:::::::::::::::::::::::: Setrelories ---- ---- ---------- •. -· -- -- ---- -- -- - --- -- ------------Stenogrophen •••• ------ ---· ---- •• -- __ -- -- -- -- -- -- ------ ------ --
~cteifol;iid-kiiK!re.i-:;0.1Z.-;.5·:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::
6
-
-
6 6
-
---
-
--
~I 21
3 --
--s
13
14
s
12 12
--
10
137
38
5
-
9
-
33
~
z
,,..~ -4 ~
...."'I ~
w
Assemblersexaminers, ••.• __ •• ____ ··-···-----------..... ___ --------Checkers, and ...... inspectors; manufotturing ___________________ l'otlers ond except meGt and produce ·--·----------------Other
w,._.,
""'"""· .....,. "'""-------------------------------------1 fol'JI
---
21
16
-
s
-
-
--
---
-
--
-
-
-
15 24
-
-
9
6 6
-
141 14
7
4
69 6
18
9
52
s
28
1 7
36 31
89
931
248
11
35
-8
-
132
a9
9
-
i4
-
II
10 71
57
-
%5
-
17
2l
25
HO
49
-
IS
6
26
18 5
7
50
J
-5 -
7
-
16
o,.r.tiffs, excepl lrM.,...i ••• _____________________________
-
17
5
26 37
868
13 10
9 5
4tl
-
125
--
22
6
23
-
-
" -
-
6
23
4
14 9
4
--
--
16 16 J IOI
8
-
'13
-
;
.mm __ ·-··---- .. -- -... ---- ---- ---------- ----····
==:=:?===~::::::::::::::::::::I
Other service workers, including prM!le household ____________________
-
--
-
37
5
-
32
-
-11
"-
s
-
~
"" ....I
Table 180. Occupation of Employed Persons by Industry Group and Sex: 1970-Continued (Data based on sample, see text. Far meaning of symbols, see text]
~
~
z
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Retan trade
The State Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas of 250,000 or More
Railroads and roilwoy exp"'!ss
Truck~ng
Other Irons par· lotion
Communi· cations
san~ory
service
ond wore. housing
Tmd Mpleyed ________ ------------ -- -- -- -- ------ -- ----
3 479
805
1 792
Prolessloul, hchinl, """.....,. _..,.. ------------------Accountants ____ ----------__ --____ ---- ____ ---- ______ • _. _______ _ An:hilecls ---- __ ------ __ -------- ----------- ____ ---- ---------- _
138
5
m
DUWlK-SUPEllOI,
MINN~WIS.,
-
-----
=1·:~~,~~~-~-~~s-~~~.'.:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: Ent~!9e!'~~-~~~-~~~~~~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: Electricol and electronic engineeri119 technicians ___________________ _
26
5
Industrial and mechonicol engineenng technicians----------------Technicians, except and engineering and science---------------_ Writers, artists, ondhealth, entertainers _________________________________ Other professional, technical, and kindred workers-------------------
--
(jviJ __ ------ ---------- ------ -- -- -- ---- -- ---- -- -- ---- -- -----Beclrical and electronic __ ---- __ -- __ ------ ------ ________ -------Industrial ______ ------ ________ ------ ---- ------ __________ ----Mechonicol _____ ------ -------- __ ------ -------- __ ---- -------Other engineers -------- -------- -------- ---------- ------------
i1fi~~~~~~~~~=::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::
• ...,.... .... ..i.Wstnton, "'"" ..... --------------------
Buyers, purchasing agents. ond soles managers --------------------Other monogers ond odminislrotars ------------------------------Soloriecf __ -- -------------- ---- ------ ------ -- -- -- ------ -------Self-em ployed ---------- --- - -- ---- --- - - - ---------- ------ ---- -wlfbrs ___________________________________________ _
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n
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m ;::o
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...
-I
en
35
-5
46
8
6 18
5 9 6
14
5
6
425 4 421 421
-
----
14
168
250 65
100
41
5
73 -6 -67
28
19 70
--
--
-
--14 -10
-
20
75
116
75
58
17
186 181 5
-
-
-
-28 --s 5
-
3
--
=~~~~~!~~$ ~':i'3:i~en:i~:~.·_r:~:-~~~-~~-':~~~~-========::::::::
Excavating, grading, and road machine operators---------------------
15 72 8 180 401
M';{'~o~~~~ i~r:J:eboilv:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::
Machinists, job setters, and toolmakers ----------------------------Metal craftsmen, except mechanics and mochinists-------------------Painters, construction and maintenance, and plasterers ond paperhangers.
~r\':i!::'grsc:'a'Ws~~ :".'..~_:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: engineers and power station operators____________________ _ Stationar~
Other craftsmen ond kindred workers _____________________________ _
Assemble~~~-~"..'~~-~~_::::::.:::::=-_::.:::.:::.:::::::::.::::::: Checkers. examiners. and inspectors; manufacturing _________________ _
Filers, polishers, sanders, and buffers ____________________________ _ Painters, manufactured articles ________________ : _______________ _
tv:fJ:i~n o~~1?!::ee;::!v_~ _:::::::::=:::::::::::::::::::::::::::_ Other specified operatives _______________________________________ Machine operatives. miscellaneous specified------------------------
~=R=o~~~~~-==================== Mot 'SpeGified operatives - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
5
32 5 21 21
-5
125
--9 37
51
48
-
--
114
-6
-
10 57 9
-
5 -
492
28
6 30
212
14
521
-
6 53 26 9
62
37
19
-
-4 5
-5
-501
5
15
-
10 42
Food stores
Automotive detllers and gasoline stations
Eatin_g ond dnnking ploces
Other retail trade
Insurance
Finance and real estate
2 430
2 328
3 608
5 441
I 012
1 989
31
2%7 26
16
--
7 15 370
33
17
5
--5 7
--
10
13 8
9 12
4
81 47
-
-
-
-------
--
--
----
-
--
-
--
-5
--
-433
-
-
--
----
6
10 -
-
10
--
-
-9
--
-
-
--
--6 -9 ---IS
92 27
485 13
--
5
-5 --
---
31
3 189
421 6 415 152 263
915 206 709
489
61 4
456
220
-
328
82
156
18 415 288 127
26
789
1 010
342
263
54
1 852
414
258
346 34 10
569 111
546 45 200 9
443 44 331
115 42 61
907
906 138 6
5 18 40
-
33
69 36 182
84
12
277 116 10 16 31 27 430
469 51
5
243 117 4 13 1l
400
n3
110
-6 --
89
551
16
561
11
26
-6 --
35
39 34 8
10 6
5
-
23 13 266
-
1l 28 49 16 354
--
-
-5
336
4 13 6 128 244
10
100
6
--
5
354
56 24 70 158 16 5
--
--
JO
386
ll 39 9 4 128 169 34 1l 5
-4
7
7
209 183 26
565 129 436
485
---
10
15 6 4 5
724 11
-
-
-
---
--33 7 -
376
10
344
103 98
-
-41
20 11
103
22 21 42 387 1 293
5
4 76 76
Estimators and mvestigotors, n.e.c --------------------------------Office machine operators ---------------------------------------Shipping ond receiving clerks-------------------------------------Stock clerf
127
-4
80
418 16 10
7 35
s 5
12 107 6
4
-6
-
141 10
-
12 47
10
7
-
-
5
64 19
Foremen1 n.e.c ------------------------------------------------
$!
2 312
5
~;EJ~: ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~===============================
:::c
3 641
505 29 4
cmi- ........... wortm ----------------------------
(")
2 030
Clorlcol .... """'"'' ....... --------------------------------
~~=::~=~===~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::
~
1 123
43
~·
rm 0
services
Wholesale trod•
General merchandise retailing
SMSA
~Td{L~:~~;~~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::
0
UhTrties and
servtce
-
9
40 15 5 31
-
5
-
-4 -
9
91 360 1l
4 -
12 58 129 56 39 41 10
!35
5
-
-
-
58
172
--
--
14 -4 -
-
501
-
--
---
35 509
5
6
-
-
20 46 100 18
-
-30 -
6 25
73
31
417 5
708
-346
-
-
703
12
195
-
4
-
27
-4 -
7
ii
25
5
-
5
4
330
21
225 5
9
--
--
-
16
~I
65
18
---
-
11
--
-
:J
4n
16
6
-
--
--
10
-
-6 --
10
-
4
--
-
4
--
0
~
Table 180. Occupation of Employed Persons by Industry Group and Sex:
::;::;
1970-Continued
[Doto based on sample, see text. for meaning of symbols, see text]
0
Reta~
trode
n
:I: )>
~ ~
The State Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas of 2.50,000 or More
Roilroods and railway
m :::0
n U>
service
~ern1.~~~~~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: Olher operolivts------------------------------ .-
431
441
12 419
-402 17
1.Honn, .,...,,. , _ -------- ------------ ---- -----------Freight, stock, and molerlol handler•-----------------------------·-
J77
52
30
39
68
-
13 -
.
==:1a
,_ .......... ---··------------------------------------
~:~:~::::::::::::::::::::.. -
Gllords and watchmen__________________ ---- ____ ---········----- Otl>er some. workers. inclucling priYDte hovSehold -·--·-·--···------·
-
hiHle emplaye4 -------·-·----------·····-······-···-·
.
"".............................. --------------------
Accauntonts •• -------····-·- __ •• -----· ··-- •••••• -·-····· --···· - .
~~~~§~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~.-
Wrilm, orlists, and enferlointrs •• -- •• -·----······-···---------··· Other praftssionol. technical, end kindred worl
Solorled.~-~-~-~-~-:::::::::::::::::::: .-
Self.-ployed -- -- ·- -· -- ·- -- -- -- -- -- ·- •• -- •• -· -- -- -- -- -- -- -- •• -- -
Soln ........__ •• ---- •• -- ------ ------------·- ------ ·- -- Cloriaol ................ --------------·--------·-------.
~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: -
Coonter clerlts. eJCt!P1 food--------·-·-······-·-·--·-·-······---- . file tlerkli ·--- ------···· ---- ·-·- -------------- •••••• -------- -- •
-.-
~~~;~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ . ~~=f~~~.=:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: '""'- ... ......., ........ ----------------------------ForemeA,
.
ft.t.C ····--·-··------ •••••• ----·· -·-- •••••• -- •••• --··-
f
....
~
128
!rode
ond gasoline stotions
Eat~ and
43 10 33
12
-
7
474 4
47 14 17
25
16
-
stores
30
100
24
6
63 32
71
50J
food
dnnking places
Other retail trade
Insurance
19J 85 80 28
---
Tetal eepleyed- Continued
Not specified loboren ----- -- ---- -· ----------·----------------·-
~
10
dealers
Wholesale
General mercllondise retailing
Finance and real
estate
DULUTll-SUl'fRIOI, MINN.-WIS., SMSA-Continued
~:"_::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::
I
ond
Other transpor· talion
woreIla using
tronsporl equipment
:i=
Communications
Utililies ond sonilary services
service
~
u; -i
Aul
Trucking
Assenible~-~~~-:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::
CheclcerS, .-ninen. ond inspectors, manufocturin9-----------------· Fockers and w~. el
r-.-.....,.... .,.,_. ____________________________ _ ex"" form---····-----·------------·-·--·-----· ,_ ........ ________ -------------- .... ------------------
= ==~:~:~::::::::::::::::::::: I.Honn,
Other smrice workers.
indudlllt private household--------------------
-
27 246 74
22
-
41-4 7 5
4n
--
105
•-
304
5
-5
58
-
-
32
• 6
62
-
--5 -
---lt
12
-
J4
ll
---
-
--
--
--
-
ta 5
--13 -
16
-4
--
s
7
4
-4
--
5
---
5
9 10
61
118
-
--
-
2 687
412
l 006
lJ
-
6
5
-13 -
53 6
29 16
-
--
--
. -
-
40
-
-42
18
4l
l 147
JS
411
19J
94 30
719
361 51
au
-
2 15 16
5
111
1117
9 186 13 45 38:1
4
6 19 3 10
28
10
--
24
5
-
11 5 4 45
-4
-
104
16 9
---
21
--
-
3
2$ 243
211 101
l5
s
15 15
28
24
-
9
4
81
9
--
5
11
21
l4l
17
41
5
61
11 10
--
95
17
--5
4
6
--
ll
5
-
s
-
s
3
12
22
110
-
-
14 10
76
-4
4
14 58
-
93
-
93
-
-
256
36
-
-
-
52 4
22 184
6
-
--s
107
21 75
27 16 53
6
9
96 5
-5
-
5
4
5
-
J
5
4
24 4 5
s 23
---
181
489
-
3
44
6
221
485 41
4
-
28
86
44 315
61
121
348
200
176
% 241
118
10
5 10
5
370 16 5
23
10 10
22
!71
257
-
-4
t4
-
-
828
49
-
1 135
37
240
-
41
---
--
1 607
--
2 813
6
--
5
-
10
122 25 6 23
20
-
10
--
120
JU
-
-
--
99
93
-
-
---
74
209 105 51 20 33
10
39 12
--
17
-
..-
l3 8
23
2J 6
'
5
s
41
23 23
6
"7028
11 '197
--
-
-
103 15
10 33
5
14
-
59 8
-
-
129
49 25
71
4
11
-5 --
2 9:12
4
7
15
6
-
1
'9
28
--
141
587
23
6
-
239
31
----
-
407
12
5
19
s
t
---
-
155
----
17
76 41 5 10 20
51
..-
102
-
4
6
10
6
9 64
s
168 68
10
-
-
5
355 214 22
18 19
--
45
3
53
342 110 198 34
110
22
22
26
-
75
9J
22
10
5 --
5
--
5
15 109
-
-
-
19
6 6
1 961 20
-
--
-
20
I 921
129
m
15
35
198
--
-
--
-
42
-
122 6 4
11
33
70
----
7S
49
21
s
~
u.
I ......
Table 180. Occupation of Employed Persons by Industry Group and Sex:
1970-Continued
[Doto based on sample. see text. For meaning of symbols, see text]
~
°' 3:
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'" 0"' ~
The State Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas of 250,000 or More Business services
Repoir services
Hotels and lodging places
Tottl 9111ployed ________ -------------- ------------ ------ -
698
1 184
1 078
Pmtulo..t, tedllllcol, ""'ldallrod -
131 33
Other personal including private household
Entertainment and recreation services
Hospilals
Health services, except hospilols
2 933
601
5 227
servic:e-s,
'~~~~~~~~~lli~ll~~ll~~~~~j:~=~~t
Other engineers •• ----·- -···------ __ •• __ •• ------------ •• -------
~iF~i:fs~~~~~~~'.~=:::=:::=:=:::=:::::::::::::::::::::::::
Personnel and labor relations workers------------------------------Social scientists ---------- ---- ------------------ -------- __ -------
Eng~:ft~~~:~-d-~i~~~-t~~~-~~~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: Electrical and electronic engineering technicians_ ____________________
;=; U>
-
2 5U
6 947
1 646
l 969
I 655
4 635
714 10
4 173
872 6
710
795 101
-
75
--
---
10
---
--
-
-
--
10
-
8
618
19
77
--12 -9 6
-
-5
5 -
s
-6 5
5 -
---
--
-
4
-
-9
-
26
17 34
-4 23
;;;
-
20
5 --
s
--
6
-
-4
53
6 9
20
-
-
13 13
4
6
411
5
95
5
20
73
60
83
-
-17
-
24
508
12 132
87
637
3
79
l 549
689
4 031
840
IS7
llS
7&
80 12
342 15 327
90
68 68
90 9 81
-
77 4
327
-
78
173 9 164 164
-
-
15
ll
628
90
61
11
47
-
38
94
35 22
87
14
79
30 flJ7 flJ7
84
51
16
12
-
37
9
-
52
12
10
9
5
10
17
-
4
213 13
I 178 38
279 13
417 66
489
1 707
9
48
92
11
739 46 25
336 71
35
40 5 20
4 6 27 631
-
10
219 48
-
12
6
-
5
-
5
-
119 40
-
-
6 14 59 607 13
-
5 497 339 13
-
175
-
-5
184
15
23
47
18
6 5
6
13 -
4 7 -
6
-
5
27
79
6
23
Assemble~~~~~-~~~~~~·-'!~_:::::::::::::::==::::::::::::::: Checkers. examiners, and inspectors; manufacturing ___________________
29
172
22
370
-6 6
17
-
4 16 12 61
61 14
-4 -
-
5 126
Other craftsmen and kindred workers_ ______________________________
~?r:=i&~=~:~~~~=====::::::::::::::::::::::::::::
5
-5
-----
-
36
~~~,;'l;~;~~o'J1s~~ ~~~"..':_=: ==== :: ==== == :::=:::::= ================: Stationary engineers and power station operators _______________________
Machine operatives, miscellaneous specified--------------------------
--
-
22
34
4
Other specified operatives ____________ ,.. ____________________________
-
I 594 13
135
11
~;!~£~ :.~~f~!:~a~JFE_e;====:::::::=:::::::::::::::::::::::=:
------
157 91 66
Mechanics and rer,airmen----------------------------------------Automobile, inc uding bodY-------------------------------------Machinists, job setters, and toolmakers ----------------------------Metal craftsmen, except mechanics and machinists.-------------------
Filers, polishers, sanders, and buffers-----------.. -------------------
126
adminit!ration
80 44
96 62
52
Pointers, construction and mointenonce, and plasterers and paperhangers_
2
3
--
Public
Educational servjces, government
78 62
Cnfts•H ••• killdre• worli:ers __________ ,.. ___________________
Excavating, grading, and road machine operators--------------------Foremen, n.e.c __ ------------ ------------------ ------------------
U> -I
--
153
g~~g;~~~·:;. ~':.'3~ro'r:'.;;~:.;~;_r:~~·-~~~-~~i~e-r:~~"..'~-==========::::::
-i m ;;:o
s
Stoc c erks and storekeepers __ ----------------------------------Other clerical and kindred workers ---------------------------------
Carpenters ____ ---- ____ -·---- __ ------ ------ __ ------ ____ --------Cranemen, derrickmen, and hoistmen ------------------------------Electricians ____ ---- ------ __________ -------- ________ ------ -------
~ (")
-
-10
Office machine operators ------------ __ -------------- -------------
(")
17
-6
80
Shipkinri and receiving clerks--------------------------------------
:I: )>
11 25
-
96
~~~~p~~~==================================================== Estimators and investigators, n.e.c ---------------------------------
m 0
-
II
7
--7
....,... u4 ..i.1a1stmon, eu.,1 hm ---------------------
Sole1 '"""'"-------- ---- -- -- -- ---- ------ -- ----- - -------Clericol 18' kiodro~ worl
0 m
6
-6 --
18 13
purchasing agents, and soles managers ---------------------Ot Soloried. er managers -------------------------------___ ••and ____adminislrolors ·------- ____________________________________ Self-employed ____ ------ __________ -- ------------ __ ---------- -- -
)> r-
8
-
Industrial and mechanical engineenng technicians ------------------Technicians, except and engineering and science---------------Wrilers, artists, andhealth, entertainers ___________________________________ Other professional, technical, and kindred workers-------------------B~ers,
-i
-
25
Other professional and related services 1
Educational services, private
DULUTH-SUPERIOR, MINN.-WIS., SMSA ---·----------------
Welfare, religious. , ond nonprofit membership organ• zotions
12 5
5 -
4
360
-
6
-
--
330
4 416
1 519
157
60
18
-
-
15
-
-
9 21
-
12 4
--
14
7
61 14
--6
9
127
5
114
4
253
64
13
-
9 4
5
45 24
149
-
11
11
265
-
-
10
-
16 9 21 I 061
-
-
33
87
28
3 -
12 31 14
-
11
9
8
5
-
-
5
5
---4 --
-
48 5
6
-
---
22
369
11 6 23 14 21
209 58 8 5 25
5
-
-
5 29
44
5
16
9
37
32
42
58
3
27 8
18
70
4 -
~I
58
-
ii
-
5
10
4 -40
11
11
1/
6 9
4
71
0 m
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Table 180. Occupation of Employed Persons by Industry Group and Sex:
n :c )>
~ n
..... m
The State Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas of 250,000 or More
;;o
c:;;
.....
;=;
1970-Continued
[Data based on sample, see text. For meaning al symbols, see text]
rm 0
DULUTH-SUPERIOR,
MINN~WIS.,
Hotels and
Business services
services
lodging places
16
26
11
Repair
Other pers.onol services, including private household
services
Hospitals
Health services. except hospitals
-'
--
4
31
4
16 15
Entertain· ment and recreation
Educalionnl services, government
Educational services. private
"-
--
:.e.~:
and nonprofit membership orgornzations
I
Other professional and related se
I
Public odministrolion
SMSA-Continued
(;?
Tote! employe
~rroE:~~~;=~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::
Other tn>n$1JOrl equipment operotives •.•.••.•••••••••.•.•.•••••.•.•.
=~~~~:~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ,.... ....... ____________________________________________
Not specified loborer$ •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• -- •• --
=
~S?. ~:~:~:::::::::::::::::::::
6
8
94
14
SI
16
4
4 79
5
-46
16
--
-
4
11
no 99
52
9
15
51
15
34
34
7
2 414 363
1 2S5
5
67J
1 910
296
26
280 107
50
98
-
40
--
-
6
--
--
33
166
-
12
8 4
17
-
uo
320 120 52
575
584
243 217
577
109
52
29
26
286
1 283
s9
2 069
l 060
268
1411
6 ll8
Female emplaye4 ---- -----------------------------------
274
161
739
2 25J
186
4 514
1
aso
3 774
1 120
1 044
............. ledielcel, a4 liWml ....... -------------------· AcCOlltltonts •. _.••••.••.••••.• __ ••••.•.••••..• -----------------·
47 15 3
10
27
45
1 384
344
-
S86 6
28J
13
2 227 10
16
12
JI
46
Cloricol .... w.m.I ......... -- ------------------------ ------
~~~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::
COilflh!r clerks, except food ---- ••••...•.•••.. ---- .... ------------· file clerks •••••• -- ---- -- ---- -- •• ---- •• ---- -- •• -- ---- -- -- -- ------
=~~~~~~~~~~~=:::::::=:::::::::::::=== Secrelories ______ •• --- ••••• __ •.••.•....••.•..••••••••••••••••••• Stenogn1phers --·- ·- -- •• ·- •• -- •••••••• ·······- ·-·········· ••••••
6
--
7
-
--
16
10
1S
3 3
15
-
-
9
4
178
84
44
35
s5 10 19 16
5
22
s
-
-SJ
21 32
--
I 023
216
9
5
22 23
336
!18
17 12 5 2 177
40
8
56
49
63
IS 25
8
-
-
22
4
10
191 13 II
lt
708 40
52
56
II
33
s
16
25
---
23 4
-
-
-
5
15
14
5
54 198
C""'-n4 ldotln4 ....... ------------------------------
-' --6
5
31
--
15
-
18 4
%79
-
Assemble~-·:.'!..'::~.::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::
Olhe< operatives, exeepl trottsport ·----------·-······------······-·
~ >
Trmnport .......,., oporatiffs ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••
t->
farm ....... ________________ ............................
.... ....
service workers ......................................... Penon service Other service workm, including privo~ hollseilold •••••.•••.••••••••••
1.0onn, ....,. ,.,,.
Cleon~
-------------------------.-----------1
some. ....-.........,"""'" .............................. ,
workers----------·····--------·-----············
_,
~I
26
-
-
26
_,
:~I
n
-
22
41
~1 231
-
-
s
274
1
I
lml 16
1m
-1
63
3JO
1 075 38
-
4
64
49
71
97 256 11
16
s
-
56
17
Checkm. examiners, and inspectors; monvfcctvring ••••••••••••••••••• l'ockers and wrappers, except meot end produce --·-·-······-·-······
6
--
11 68
-
103 4
13
138 9 35
-
10
12
&tve1~itifai 9nd-kiiidfed ;;ofk;;; ::::::: ::::: ::: ::::::::::::: ::::: foretnen. n.e.c __________ ---- __ -- ------ ---- ---------- ---------- --
~
15 15
-9' 14 -5 -9
s
w.. ....... __________________________________________ ..
"' I
II
-
6
......... """lllllllaillnttn, .....,. ,.,,. --------------------Salaried .• -- -- -- -- ---- •• ---- ---- -- ---- ---- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- ---- - Self-employed •. -------------- -- ---- -- -- -- -- ---- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -
z
9
17
7J
43
<>-ds ond wotchmen .••.•.•. -----------··-·-·-·· ••.••..•••••••••
Writers, artists, ond entertainers •. ---------------- ••....••••.•••••• Other profnsionol, technical, and kindred workers ••••••••••••••••••••
z o;
6
-
-
Other service worker>. including privoho hovsehold ••••••.•.••.••••••.•
$~0~~~·~§~1~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
~
JO
"-4
95
-
11
6S
125
211 374
13
117 438
5
1
4
32
29 --
--
20
29
ii
I
-l
-1
jj 22"!
1~1 25
3~1
30
251
47 I 911
968
55 49
248
5
48
10
9
IS
179 57
15
60
--
52
10
188
984
5
200 I! 67 706
-
183
...
1 181
2n
117
14
21
11
II
22~1
2;1
80
374 58
454
-
5
42
42
6 263
13
33
-56
553
67 10
IS
7 8
so
s
-10 6 19
197 71
37
5 6
7
II
24
165
9 1114
-6
-
1.1()
1111 27 37 40
195
16
91 443
21
4
-
s
s
40
~I
.,
31 -1
-
1-: I 47
133
17
S4
I
10
5f
121
10
-1
-1
9
1291
97 24 11
12
3
~I
11;
62
~
"".....I
Table 180. Occupatio!1 of Employed Persons by Industry Group and Sex:
1970- Continued
[Doto based on sample, see text. For meaning of .symbols, see tex1)
~
CD
3:
z z
m
~
Manufocturing
The State Standard Metropolitan Statistical Area
Durable goods
Persons 16 years old and over
Agricullure, forestry, and fisheries
Mining
Construetlon
Tttal employed __ ------ ____ ----------------------
759 606
5 642
630
41 163
l'nfoHiodl, tedloleal, ud ldo... wedlen ---·-·-·-·-·-
139 433 11 5n
362 10
47
i~f;S{a~~~~~~~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::
5 694
of 250,000 or More
Totol
Furniture, lumber, ond wood products
187 861
3 424
on~lass
uds
Primary ferrous industries
Primary nonferrous industries
Fabricated metal induslriff, including not specified metal
3 516
2 115
1 763
129
sa
Stone,
cloy,
p
MINHEAPOUS-ST. PAUL SMSA
X~g~:~~:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: Civ~ -- ---- -- -------- •• ------ -- -- -- ---- -- ---- •••••• -- --
Electrical and eleclranic __ -------- ____ -------------- -----lndustriol ______ ---- __ ---- ---- ______ ---- __ ------ ______ _ Mechanical __ ··-·---- __ ------ ____ •• ________ ------ •••• __ Other engineers •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Mathematical speclolists ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• life and physical scientists--------------------------------Chemists __ ------------ ____ •• ______ ------ ______ -------Personnel and labor relations workers .•.• -------------------Social scientists -------------- -------------- ____ ----------
En~;:::.9e~~~-~~~:~~~~~~~:::::::::::::::::::::::::: Electrical and electronic engineeri"!I technitkins _____________ _
Industrial and mechanical engineenng technicians·-·-·---·-·· Technicians, except and engineering and science--------- _ Writers, artists, andhealth, enlertoiners_ ___________________________
u;
-I
n
V>
479
2 667 9 352
21
-
53
Machine operot'ives, miscellaneous specified-----------------
=~=~=~£:~~~~:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::
---5
37
19
73 104
9 -
46 4
l 052
525 141
2 437
-
13 188 32
10
14
123 1 086
-.
-
l 024
23
12 20 10 4 9 115
2246 I 891 426 212 J 089
-
34
10
416
293 65 14 14 20 3
181 'll
3 657 7'29 4
177
148
2 178
94 531 276 1 559 6 422 746 3 918 I 585 15 090 20 136 7 380 7 940 3 549 3 258 3 662 6 446 2 140 17 804
147
91 4
22 867 29 I 466 5 259 235 2 404 1 201 l 444
82 148 14 094 5 265 645 888 3 710 4 064 32 462 8 349 5 706
42
44n 2 488
-
17
5
-
21 51
10 6
-
-4 -
5 34
--
26 5 5 6
-
6 -
-5 -
21 18 28
-
5
583 63
10
90
948 166 123
--
2 558 20
5
4 022
110 9
2 017 80
5
--
s
96
--
l 020
2 090 48
-
.
6 46 289 l 332 123 5~
38 45
41
--
63
3 688
.
-
10 5 9
-
62 62
4 4
9
30
-
-
32
257 37
62
13 5 22
41 35
2 363 3 920
12 319 7
57
-
2 48l 201
24 6
--
46
625 6 833
14 517
40
10
920
45 260 11 612 712
21
38
29
12 243
38
2 207 1 980
25 119 232
58
Electrical machinery, ~uipment, on supplies
794 89
2 433
38l
s4
-4 48 --
492
13
~i~r ~1e~1°~~i~~~~:aP!'~i
Other specified operatives-----------------------------------
4 4
5
717
25
24
283 58 225
8 729 5 098 5 212 117 716
Assemble:'r~"..'~-·~~~-~~!~_:::::::.:::::.:::::::::.:::.::=::.::
5 . 6 6 . 5
955
3 152 9 723
5 55
153
2 480
~~~~~~~=:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::
~~~:iJ:;sc~:~s~~ ~".1_~~-=:=:=:=:=:::=::=:=:=::::::::==:=::: Stationary engineers and power station operators_ _____________ _
-5 --
31 201 2 829
13 911
164 453 15 128 8 882
Carpenters ·-----·-..•... ·---·-•... -- ------ ---- __ -- -- -··- Cronemen, derrickmen, and hoistmen ------------------------Electricians ______ -------- ---- ---- ---- -·-- ------ ____ ------ _ Excavating, grading, and road machine operators--------------· Foremen, n.e.c ______ -------- ____ ---- __ ------------ __ -----Mechanics and repairmen __________________________________ _ Automobile, including badY---------------·----------····· Machinists, job setters, and toolmakers ----------------------Metal craftsmen, except mechanics and machinists ____________ _ Pointers, construction and maintenance, and plasterers and poperho
10
286
2 817
3 949 192 3 757 2 871 886
5"t1 wlt'bn •••••••••••• ··········-··· ---·········
Checkers, examiners, ond inspectors; monufocturing ____________ _ filers, polishers, sanders, and buffers ________________________ _ Pointers. manufactured o_rticles -----------------------------Preas1on mochme operatives -------------------------------Welders and flomecutters ___________________________________ _
-I
2m
Clerico! n4 klHttd worken ·-·-----------------------
~ m
12 30
59 222
"
;;o
5
1 603 12 124 4 389
52
Other craftsmen and kindred workers .....--------------------
"
3 622
7 328
Cnftsmea n4 ldodre4 worlcen ------------------------
)>
26 .
188
g~j~~~~!~:s ~°,,'3~.~~;~~~s~~~~-~~~-~~~-~~~~s_::::::::::
0
2 263 1 459
-
155 6 149 97
Estimators and investigafars, n.e.c --------------------------Offke machine operators ----------------------------------Sh~int ond receiving clerks--------------------------------
::c
2 667 4 140 469
---
851 956 895 567
---·-·--------
Buyers, purchasing agents, and soles managers ---------------Other managers oiid administrators ------------------------·Soloried •• ______ --------·- __ •. ------ ---- •.•••..• _______ _ Self-employed -- -- -- ---- -- -- -- -- ---------- -- -- -- -- ------ -
m
652
2 026 3 694 2 9n
-
67 10 56 49
M...,... nd ffmilktntwt, ucopt farm
~ r-
16 151
38
73 029
Otller profeulonal, technical, and kind rel! workers •••••• -· •••••
0
882
n -
Machinery, except electrical
5
6
-
-4 9 -5
-
17
17 94
89 95
-
13 13
9 9
.
53
20
21 204
5
-4 -
6 4
192
-
23
64
an
5 34 13
1 300 784 1 045 744 21
56 21
,416 163 2 837 I 048 1 130 213
82
-
116 965 26
9
.(jJ
212 94 191
5
35 30
74 31
782 267
422 31
9
558 479
159 106 1 010 247 763
n
56
62
15
4
4
47
3 638 736 2 902 2 Bll 91
6 184
213
98
30
45
282
673
423
30 415 2 592 133 610 2 135 2 384 l 731 20 830
425 46
531 28
173 27
166
1 479 169
2 079 191 9
14 25 75 19 246
12 5
7 265 497 12 87 599 555
34 020 110 41
885
3 283 10 628 10 105 523
443
339 568 166 8 272 4 232
406
163
-
-
7
44 76
-
14
5
603
634
399 4 4
2 833 52
18
-
.
44
6
35 14
68 227
14 473
58 234 12 277 5 265 568 659 3 416 3 046 16 263 7 150 4 759 2 ns
1 124 192 29 26 36 50 41 320 192 106 63
17 38
-
69
5 143 50
20
24 28 22 218 122
46
-13
459
20 124 58 5
25
251 51 810
17
9
192
680 633
35 10
75 11
69 9
60
28 18 81
10 10 58 13 5 135 47
6 847 2 147 500 349 5 826 729 3 451
2 053
220 205
120
-
10 3 16 76 860
n 61 15
5
4 -
20 37 798 35 41 13
-
19 32 293 187 71
104 98 231 135 45
48 52
59 37
83
-
7 6
-
100 33
-
90 131
-
-
34 44 43
-
701 233 14
6
26 243
5 125
55 38 10 62 19 186 272 54 33
298 175 100
m
386
745 1 338
12 505 4 242 1 334 78 145 2 051 I 238 l 325
430
546
866
179
5
13 7 74 5
2ll 379
478 225
2 036 5
726
455
BB
40
119
211 214 I 295
4ll 644 113 42 76 121 122
15 19
26
2 005 1 140 3 253
836
35
7 792 9 4 59 104 94
880
10 14
n
550
4 965
737
384 296
232
199 59
6 110
32 184 5 818 2 329 801 56
!OJ 238
238
l 057 357
265 161
213
c ~
Table 180. Occupation of Employed Persons by Industry Group and Sex:
::;:;
1970-Continued
(Doto based on sample, see lex!. For meaning of symbols, see text)
c
Manufacturing
(")
:J: )>
~
rri
Duroble good>
The State Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas of 250,000 or More
Persons 16 years
old and over
;OD
u; ~
(")
Agriculture. foreruy, and fisheries
Construe· Mining
tlon
49
1 187
Total
Furniture, lumber,
Stone, clay.
and wood products
on::,g,loss p ucts
Primary ferrovs industries
Primary
nonferrou• industries
Fabricated me!OI industries. including not specified melol
Machinery,
fleclricol machinery,
elec~
o~
205 31
MINNEAPOUS-ST. PAUL SMSA-Continued
(,I)
Tete! employe
·-·-·-Other tronsporl equipment operolives __________ ------------·--·-- ·--
24 920 4 914 ll 295
8 711
23 51 11
·--··-
29 203
638
15 764
6
·--
1 386
=~~:~:::::::::::::::::::::::::::
s;~~:~~:~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ·----Nol specified loboref's ---------------·--·-····---·-------------
""'" .......____________ ---- -- ···- ·- ·- -- -- .. ---------·--
=.===
hocWot ,.;..t.1-HIMW -----·-·-··------ ·-·
·-·-servia! workers Guardswvice and wld ________________ _·--
·-·
---
Female eaployff
l'rehnloHI, todllllcal, ... liWred -ten ··Actotmlonts •• ---· ••••.• __ ---------- ---·------·- ______ •.•. --· ...
E~er~~~i;::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: ·-·-·
45 17
l 943 61 079
28
306 48tl
868
172
so m
3 067 809 333 11
-
45
s
-
Cnfhmaa-"' WMrot1
-s.
Foremen, n.e.c
·-...
r,_.,......,.... .,....---·------·--------------··-· """ ........ ____ ---- -----·---- -------------·---·----· Serlico--. ....... ,mm - - ·-·-····--------
·-·
I.Honn, utopf,.,., ·----·-···--·----··-·····-··--·-··
= =: : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : Other service woibrs, including privalt hovsohold •••••••••••••••••
18 473
109 145
66
-
-
648
5
1 618
-
-
-
85
51 38
u
9
20
3 8611 2 629 86
30
88
461 684
3 159
52 137
214
66 17
3 052 631 352
BO
-5
590 12 4
-
746
199
36 4
6 6
-
-
159
2 168
36
-
-
20
---6
46
660
91
4
238
9
75
58
17
95 586
6113
1 521 102 484
5 89
26 156
-
9
"-
133
9
23
128 5
19
-
4
15
33
843
145 5
4 777 446 9
1304 153
4
m
43
.
91 19
.-
13
-
4
16
36
7 43
34
37&
20
n
l9
-
9
13
7B 14
40
27
13
65
318
137
252
282
15
212
23 7 2 2 ll
948 338
75
615
4
174 821
8
%6
5 10
..--
-
-
597
10
20
-5
94
16
22
-
996
64
9 53 262
4
H
536
6
6
37
2 314
28
36
-
-
-
136 304
-
5
--
l (!.57
43
6
6
---
19
17
5
--
166 48 5 9 5
173
234
13
71
407
4 56&
768
110
17
407
5 -
10 344
S4 32
l()
37 30
6 022
22
57 167
. -
2 240
15 ll
8
147 4
4'IO
204
--
20
ltl
344
-
2 Ol3 73
--
-
6
12 5
9
72
8
585 5 106 60
28
2211 33 45 2118
'-
-
385 19
27'1 202
9
56
28
5
756
27
655
--
10
159
34 9 90
15
33
-
17
---
l6
190
HS
23
317 2 106
11 ll
5
-
54
69
11
8 43
so
-
s5
9
5 54 41
7 011
263
9
-
28
-
20 641
564
70
117
-
4
2 359
--
-
69
-
285
10 102
129
72
s 493
20
1 026
256 5'I 10
115
7 8blJ
58
-
5
2 804
43 805
365
4
32 91S 3 223
165
6
...
8 604 2 615
Jl
6 38 89
52 28 20
-
4 740 I 154
Che
16
2 683
35
....ten-·--·--------·-------------·...
----
91
134 3 641
449
70 5
30 238 l 9$4
149
15
11 728 42 109
... ...
4 545
261
32
27 70 5
~~~-~-~-::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: ·--.
=:
I 038
169
5
2 089
251
5 975
-
c-ter clerks. except locd ·-·-·· ------------------------------ ... ...
690
75
-
ns
21
15
494
10
32
15
10 4
124 644
115
203
68
60
714 679
Cloricll ................ ·---·-···--------·---··------ ... Bookkeepe
73
19
4
JS3 138
l 079
189
235
87
--
22792
J 956
-
----
54
70
34
51
l 176
Sales .......... ··---- •• -----···----·-··--------------- ··-
6 879
15
1111
34 106
061 320 389 352
19 1l2
31 16 15
13 028 8 118
15
3
329
104
'
4 l l 1
363
68 916
-4 -4
-6
'518
---
12 12
--
1l 204
8 q9
~;~=~~=::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::
'°
94 OU 19 807
·-· Self-employed -- ---- -- -------- •• -·-· •. -- -· •••••• -- •• ---· ---- -· ...
Secre1ories -- ---------------- ------ ····----------·- -- ·- -· -· -- ...
i..:.
-
_.,... u4 ••Iii halon, m:epl fena -·5olllried.•.. ------ ---- •. ---- -· ·- -- -- •• --·· -- -- -- -- -· -------··
5.~~~~~~========:::::::::::::: ··-·--
....
3 812
19
··-
~ I
6
3 812
15
File clerks •••• -- -------- __ •• ---- ------------ ------ --···--- ---
~
J 292
2 746
Cashiers •••••• --·--- ...... -- -- •• -· ------ •• --·-·--- ------ --·-
9 38 14
12 6 6
621
32 155
~·~-
5
35
s
8 761
Registered nurses, die1'tion$. ond tller0jlis1$ ...................... . ·-· Sotilll sciel!tisls --·· ••••••••••••••••••••.• ______ •••. __ ••.••. __ Writers, artists, and emer!Giners •• ____ -----------·--·- ........ -- -·· Other profe••ionol, te
---
Iz
15
191 45 361
165
5
5
6
-
7
-
-
5'I
2806
l 371 "'
SS
-
-
6
5
-
4
1411
104
69
44
7
4 125 2 378 539 51
13
75
-
58
25 5 169
24
-
23
n
5
48 30
129
-
510
12
9' -
-
--
-
76
587
1 157
1~
417
43
800
-
-
-
8
89
34
55
14
4
-4
-
34
10 10
..,, "' I ...., :S: 3C
:Z
! o
;:
1970-Continued
Table 180. Occupation of Employed Persons by Industry Group and Sex: [Doto based on sample. see texf. for meaning of symbols, see te.xt]
Manufacturing- Continued
The State Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas of 250,000 or More
ffonduroble goods
Durable goods- Continued Motor vehicles and motor vehicle equipment
3 378
Aircraft and ports
Other transpor· tot ion equipment
Ordnance
3 005
780
1 616
695 63 5
n
and ".°Jl:d products
Printing, publishing, and allied industries
Chemicals and oUied products
Rubber and misc ellaneoUli plasm: products
Oilier nonduroble goods, incl. not specified manufricturing
3 532
14 695
18 SU
• 145
3 829
6 467
141 33
3 523 341 JO 135 1 177 186
2 141 171
I 088 84
235 39
785
62
294
110
12 81 15
17 169 41
-
10 53
16
5
51 70 6 243 220 II
8 31
Textile mill products
Apparel and other fabricated lex tile products
18 250
1 131
2 148 474
15 14
Other durable goods
Food and kindred products
17 642
MINNEAPOUS-ST. PAUL SMSA
Total employed ________ -------------------------- _____ _ Pmutlonol, lldlalcol, H4
ldo4tetl-.,. -------------------
~~:~=~~ == == ============ == == == ======== == == == ============== =
~~=t~;~~~~============================================
34 106
-4
-4
Industrial and mechanical engineenng technicians-----------------Technicians. except heollh. and engineering and science •.•.•.•.....•.• Writers, artists, and enlertainers •. -------------------- -----------Other professional. technical, and kindred workers-------------------
-4
m
:;;:o
~ n
U>
5
18 181 26 162 162
-
55
4
22
-5
-5
--
-
180 82 20 37 20 35 55
22
110
134 53 81 76 5
46
64 64
-
22
--
II
5
I 288
I02
-
10 626 18
-
79 287 87 155
5
27
17
44
370 74 79 29 5 51 48 208 61 147 147
-
3 077 223
-
166
144 1 088 8 9 319 243 135 374 9 67
200
56
182
662
169 319 37 15 16 14 157 240
I 238 211 l 027 957 70
I 731 482 I 249 1 196 53
62 57 510 185 155 14 15 240
309 36 54 21 72 41 85 25
75
-
16 19
-5
-5
23
4
17 -
--
--9
5
5
6
18 8
21 5
3 10
7 38
5
5
50 10 40 35 5
235 52 183 161 22
-
-
5 76
--
29
130 178 287 367 19 329
284 IOI
100 809 160 44 37 27 207 268 996
36
21
5
10 6 70 26 48 18 5 5
6 I 500 169 l 272
333
339
658 5
846
663
933
87
23
22
-
-
12 38
-5
s
30
5
89
-
18
71 16 60
55
26
22
294 30 6 22 5 25 81
50 17
136 15
9 4
10 22 218
751 219 532 520 12
292
457 72
236 231 5
385
-8
56
-
375 10
95
25
22
23
474
657
71
225
423
I 293
573
141
398
Clerical""" ldiitlrd worlitrs -------------------------------
414 33
434
9
134 11
874 41
Stock derks and storekeepers ------------------------------------Other clerical and kindred workers ---------------------------------
311
10 97
24 34 21 143 611
156
3 138 176 27 63 301 217 121 2 233
4 280 358 31 79 236 205 70 3 301
I 224 98 4 31 68 110 58 855
1 202 105
5
366 82 6 5 27 36 31 179
424 61
9 41 10
3 091 450 27 24 330 238 94 I 928
213 15
6 24 47 88 216
2 503 170 5 40 139 181 130 I 838
93 21 239
20 83 31 29 927
cmt..11 ""' k!Hrtd worlien ------------------------------
723
764
179
I 463
2 281 15
340
1 913
597
851
40 4 25
28 4 29 73 740 437
--
56
6 301 16
602
14
2 680 9
144
-
11
--
-
Carpenters __ ------ ------ ________ .• ---------------- ---- .• ------Cronemen, derrickmen, and hoistmen ------------------------------Electricians ____ ---------- ---- ------ ------ ------ ____ ------ __ ----Excavating, grading, and road machine operators--------------------Foremen, n.e.c -------------- __________ ---------- ________ ------ __
-t
-
74
10
Slits w..ten ...• ____ .•.•.•.•.• -------- ____ -------- .•.• _
g~~~~~:s ~;3~~oen"e,;~;.;~se~:~".'.-~~~-~:~~~~~~.:'.::::::::::======
~ n
4
16 5
~;;n~a;~jn::~~~o~iks-::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::
:::i: )>
4
EnW~:ft~~~~~-d-~~~~~~-t~~-~:~:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: Electrical and electronic engineeri119 lechnicions. __________________ _
~~~~:~~=================================================== Estimators and investigators, n.e.c --------------------------------
n
-
22
•1o1stnrtort.
0
--
Olher engineers ---------------- -------- .• -------- •.•• __ ------
Mn.,.,.•"" ucept t.n. -------------------Buyers, purchasing agents, and soles managers --------------------Other managers and administrotors ------------------------------Salaried .. -- -- ------ -- -- -- ---- ---- -- ---- -- -- -- -- ------ -- -- -- Self-employed ________ .... __ .....• ---------- ..•... ------ __ ....
~
91
36 275 6
38 31
Personnel and labor relations workers•..........•.•.•.•.•.•.•.•.•.• Social scientists ____ ...•.•.••. ---------------- ------------------
rm
-4
CiYll ............................................ ·--····--·-· Bectrical and electronic •• -------------------------------------lndustriol •• __ •••••••• __ •••• __ ••••••.••••••.•••••• ______ ----Mechanicol •••..• __ .••••••• ______ •• __ •••• ____ •• __ •• ____ •• ___ _
t1tr~i°i~~~~~~~'.~=======================================
0
114 43
M~~f.%cgbil~~ j~~r:Jr~ebcid"v:::===================================
Machinists. job setters. and toolmakers ----------------------------Metal craftsmen, except mechanics and mochinist•-------------------Painters, construction and maintenance, and plasterers and paperhangers.
~~~;~;~;;,fl.~~~~~~.:'-=========================================
-
11
44
5 144 196 167 110 58 45 52
-
Stationary engineers and power station operators. ___________________ _ Olher craftsmen and kindred workers. ____________________________ _
30 28
Assemble~!~~~-~·-~~'.".."..'.':'.:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: Checkers, examiners, and inspectors; manufacturing __________________ _
I 476 716 122 60 69
Filers, polishers, sanders, ond buffers-------------------------------
~~~~-a~~~ri!~~~~r:JE~:;=====================================
56
Other specified operatives______________________________________ _ Machine operatives, misceUaneous specified ________________________ _
217 90
at'=~~:=~~~~~~==============================
46
46
28 26
-
54
-
15 27 9 165 95 4 347 64
-
4 5 5 14 894 145 135 15 19 203 74 100 51 93 48 11
-
II
-
53
--
5 52 35
-
14 5
-
4
5 6 212 63
-
10 18
-
59 29
10
-
19 -
34 10 337 412 18 411 55 12 53 4 36 80
2 987 618 738 16 32 78 88 439 336 448
11 12
82 112
-
509 297 11 435 125 96 31 71 26 1 012 6 534 1 903 439 44
42 115 96 2 484 622 356 245 188
-
57
180 91 20 27 14 163 460 4 919 208 238 11
-
33 2 725 863 322 306
213
-
18 24
-
5 15 -
-
-
54 27
136 25
10 4
10 6 5 19 12
-
-
-
11 18
127
478 14 14
2 113 31 83
---
450
-
-
-5 1 662
101 29 136 66
-
22 58 6 758 321
-
236
32 6 37 263 72 46 3 730 230 250 8 18 12 18 1 046 I 199 556 231 162
-
9 9 32
-
701 183 4 49 4 6 6 5 177 53
-
6 11 5 290 112 12 95 4
-
56
14 5 32 17
2 329 89 121
I 453 246 125
-
15
-
539
5
20 12 400
467
326
426 72
78
600
113
128
-4 6
-
10
-
221 98
-
186
-
7
-
-
4 14 6 156 129 4 13 12
12
-
29 16 25
34 41 413
I 904 182 158 14 22 8 II 271 807 221
2 139 114 223
142
29
-
9 14 22
I 278 203
90 72 1141
0 m -i
.."'... ~
Table 180.
Occupation of Employed Persons by Industry Group and Sex:
r-
m
~ ~
0
0
("'\
_,'
"''
!!;
:c
>
~ n
-i
m :;;o
Manufacturing-Continued
The State Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas of 250,000 or More
......_.,
.... ,_
....
__________________ ------
-- -- -- ---- -------- --
=========================================
70
67
38
kindred produ<:ts
73
276
1 512
26
48
--4
47
%5 15
27
401
Soloried.~~-~-~·-~'.'.'.-~_::::::::::::::::::::: Stitt ...ten ________ ------------------------ __ -·-- ______
CJcrleffl u4 l;Wrw.t ........
--------------------------------
~~:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: ~J:k~~~~-~:-~_:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::
~~~~~:~::::::::::::::::::::::::: Seeretaries ---- -- -- ·- ---- -- -- -- -- -- -- ---- ---- -- -----------------
~~~~~================================== cntt- 114tldnd ...un ----------------·------------Foremen, n.e.c •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• __ •••••• -- •• ---- •• ---Oponllnt, . _ . _
_ . --------------------------------
Asumblell----------.... --------------------- -- ---- -- -- --Checkers, -iners, and ·inspectors, 11u111ulocturing ___________________ l'ocl
~
16
15
11
363
I 4 4
16
l'nlessleHI, hdioleol. ................. ·------------------Actovnto1>ts -- -- -- ------ --·- -- -· ··-------- ---- ---- -- -- ···----- ••
Self-employed _________________ ---- -- --------·- -- -- ---- -- ---- -- -
51
36
-
299
femtlle empleyetl ---- -- ·----------- -- -- -- -- -------- -----
workers-----·-··-·--·---·--
5
11
4
11
Socio! scientists ---- --·--- ---- -· •• -···-· •• -- -· •• -- ., ----···-·-·-Writers, armls, and entertuiners ••••.••• ···-····----··----·--·-·-·· Other profmional, technical. ond kindred
-5
4
--4
Gtlords and wotehmen ••.• __ •• ---·-------------- ·--------··----·-Dtber service womrs, including private houtehold ·-------------------
i*='f.d~~~iS:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: Registerid nurses, dletitions. and therapists __________________________
Co>
durable goods
---
n.
~~=-=:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::
= ~e =
........"'I
Ordnance
Textile mm produ<:ts
Other
tot ion equipment
9 34
17 11 18
Sertleo ............. "'"'' ......w --------------------
~
Aircraft
FO<>d
transpor-
and part•
115
116
,_
0
Other
ond motor
·-·-·------·---··-------------·------
Not specified loborers ---- -- -- ---- ------------·------- ---- -- ---- -·
....>
Nondurable good•
ond
Apparel and other fabricated textile produ<:ts
Printing,
ond' :::C produtt5
pUbliohing, and allied illdustries
Chemicals and allied
252
311
126
produ<:ts
Rubber and miscelloneaus plastic
Other nondurable
r.~
products
monufocturing
Total empleyetl-Continued
frtighl, SIO<'k. ond moteriol hondler•------------·------------------·
zz
Motor vehicles
MINNEAPOUS-ST. PAUL SMSA-Continued
~n~~~=~==:::=:=:::=:=:::=:::::=:=:=:=
c;
Durable goods- Continued
vehicle equipment
Qlher lf11MpOr1 equipment operotiveS _______________________________
:r:
1970-Continued
[Dato based on sample, see text. For meaning of symbols, see text]
18
---
--158
22
--
14
5
207
79
293
124
28
161
19
236
-
24
"° 160 2S1
1 26.3 734
16 97
no
141
103 81 345
10
-
63 1119
52
52
341
41
-11
35
171
'
l2
648
456
4
4
-
17
1 ll2
I 600
2 ll01
122 10 I' 4
)9
n
5
t4
t1t
--
15
-
81 7S 6
193
83
535
-
-
6
s
s
•m
NJ 78 9 19
--
s
67
37
7 19
52
10
17
12
44 32
11
4325
23
4 Hl 39
17 J9
2 317
m
23
60 81
573
146
32 19
S7 44
--
IS 84
9
114
)86
7
-
339
m
4 198
--
-
49
2l7 29 30 6 21
10
4
41
111
4
---
4
46
106 244 11
6 249
-
.s
-
34 4
s
4
24
-
102 9
16
32
II
--
15
-
37
283
662
61 211 6
94
9
s
29
s
4
474
i
16
'Ill
84
6 88
ID
52
16 16
ne
54
17
"
-
166 4
17
54
91
19
26
5
176
11
4
ff
28
159
276 70
2 267
3 Wt
322
290
164 88
9
16
14
s
6
912 94
14
22
45
rl
17
6 42
175 29
n
31
342 22
25
41
31
113
1!)
27
163 18
589 12 106 705
242 5 34 793 31 1116 SJO
tU
1H
105
5
-
15
54
111 65
114
34
1 771
10
S9
16
15
-
'488 551
-
152
43
39
19
587
-
5
10
223
10
s
4
OtJwr servicB warkm. induding private household-----·-----·--------
10
-
-4
18
2265
26
5
-
3
2%
146
--
112 4S
--
12
67
82
3"'
1 770
129 1 754
829
1 537 248
,. I
145 67
7Z9
72
15
s
4
4
69
ll IJ 4
14
315
,.
4
6
4 19
152 20 19 llD
2'49 II
71\
997 27
16 91 136
83
m
82
22 106
.164
"°26
S1
u
4114
I 281
104 56
lt8
78'
1 831
1 "6
132 161
31H
79
1 192
74 85
105
'"71 201
6
9 1
ue
1411
ns
73 J3
4l)
jj
101 27
17
57
--
745
41
"
5
22 4
70
1'
4
92
-
44 13
11
4
-
87
10
Bl
2n
50
31
13
910
62 fin
928
5
11 188 14 85
132
114
942
N
9 65 4
27 319 21
154 461
25 83 54 1 669
-
34
sfi
61
36
56
4
fww ........ __ -- -- -- ---- -- ---- ---- -------- -------- ---· --
= ;e:s~=~=~=::::::::::::::::::::I
44
1 739 130
24 4
"'
21
112 33 23
280 214
-
28
s
132
27
.cs
405
2 119
--
6
9Q
31
67 ll
221
-
\11
127
1
-
S:l
2S 27
\3S 2S 13
24
B
19 59
21'
15'
93
5
32 43 117
151 129
IS
39 27
n
4
lpfrllhoes ______________________________
........... .....,. ,.... -------------------------------------1
920
9 40 140
13
-
46
91 24
29
356
67
-
11
--s
-
18
t'3
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!Data based an sample, see text. For meaning at symbols. see te•IJ
~
31:
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I
1970- Continued
Table 180. Occupation of Employed Persons by Industry Group and Sex:
Retoll trade
l
The State Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas of 250,000 or More
R.oilroods and railway
Au!amotive
lrucki.ng
utmties and
servtee
and
Other
dealers
worf<-
tronspar· lotion
son~ry
housing
Comm uni·
.58fV1Ce
serv1Ces
Wholesale trade
10 829
12 176
13 467
9 611
9 785
47 931
UP"'!SS
cations
General merchandise retafling
and gasoline stotians
Eating and drinking plot es
Other
food stores
trade
Insurance
Finance and real estate
21 108
17 976
14 639
24 564
41 091
19 925
27 630
973 229
192
194
363
2 016
1 510
1 918
73
121
-8 21 -5
4 --
MINNEAPOUS-ST. PAUL SMSA Teta! employed __ .• ____ ----•. ---- __ -------------------Pndttdeool, tedmkal, ... i.w...I weRen -------------------
=::"~:~
:: :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::
~5a;~~~;·:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::
5:~~~;~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Other engineers ------------ ____ -------------- ---- ------------
mraif~~~~~~~==::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: nnd
labor
~i~~~~-~~~~~~~~~~==========::::::::::::::::::::::
-i
n en
-
11 St. 9 76
6 17
4\
5
42
J7
--
53
-
5
-
8 10
s
-
-74 204 20
972 972
-
48 755 618 137
76
72 739
738
40
-
699
738
253 279 974 518 456
13
198
80
230
166
9 108
3 2J6 237 35 116 305 61 263 2 199
2 168 301 16
2 579 110 14
4 843
12 956 l 960 148
127 215 53 l 477
116 37 124 2 138
1 992 161 17 56 75
Cralbata ... -.... wer\en ------------------------------
2 532 37
1 245
2 537 6
Carpenters ---- ---- ------ __________ -------- ____ ---------- ______ _
49 J8
M~::;~gb~:~ i~:J:e~d'v::=:::::::=:=:=:=:=:=:=:::===========
Machinists, job setters. and toolmokers ----------------------------Metal craftsmen, except mechanics and machinists___________________ _ Painters, construction and maintenance, and plasterers and paperhangers_
~Y~;~;~::.t1s~~:'.~~-::::=:::::::::::::::::::::=:=::::=:::::::
Stationary engineers and power station operators_ ___________________ _ Other craftsmen and kindred workers-----------------------------
Assemble~~~~-~~~~-~·~-==:::=:::=:::::::=:::::::::::::: Checkers, examiners, and inspectors: monufucturing _________________ _ Filers, pafishers, sanders, and bufferL.----------------------------Painters, manufactured articles ------------------------------------
_::::::::::::..-:::::::::::::::::::::::::: operotives---------·-------------------
~!~" o~~~o:~ee=-~
Other speclfied Mochine operottves, miscellaneous specified-------------------------
e;:.s.~~:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::
-
177 JO
348 662
193 61 27
-
-9 -
8
346 771
677 12 19
40
-
ll 4 27 5 166 2 164 274
28
9 22 894
11 14 55
35 13 2 15 30 31
289 JO
216 23
390 4
25
-
-6
92
-
-
-
-12
65 15
116
85
41
16
17 7
-
-
13 J26 9 9
223 6
55
171 120 50 27 4 198 2 399
--
6 6 222
29
s
9
-9
1 636 1 186 l 077 109
n
698
7 725 613
4
6
11
5 5 19 17
-
-
--
5
-
4
4 --
--
4 9 22
-
JO
10
79
6 090 1 367 4 n3 3 417
2 095 213
5 293
I 794
4 663
2 099 423 1 676 l 047
2 618
2 521
2 312
2 464
629
I 426 886
l 306
88
477
1 206
2 239
217
14 419
s 141
4 3'11
5 214
1 434 437 160
1 335 294 802
5
10 723 573 JOI 257
34
7 492 l 366 l 038 109 260 311 350 4 058
8 977
12 969 1 671 138 321 1 178 25 17 9 619
180
513
287
306
57
l 681 783
-
6 22
101
15
161
-
90
-
-6
15
6 19 104 133
168 1 797
67 5
292 177
64 48
56
353 259
523 410 133 5 11 9 24 26 367 743 14
-
-609 31 6 73 10
-
10 122 299
12
-
165
--
5 58 192
l 150
-
6 71 97 162 26 1 349 1 543 268 96
115
264 5
20
5
134
14 19
3 544
22 25 220 82 531 659 63 52 11 31 188
s
17 41
-
111
-
5
25
18 312
685
-
57
-
20 5 19
1J8 22 4 7
3 670
522 385
-
16
6 6
813
412
103
10
29
1 410
I 480
-
18 60 28 27
4 593
3 504 381
.
2 122
-
4 11 11 15 6
4
209 66
3 114 23
470 24
10
130
-4
-
318
-
519 3 794
61 6
16
220
-6
856
63 35
l 219 699 7 850
364 901
s
10
10
550
5
40 \ 638
s
7 J3
30 lO
6
JO
271
14 10 14 196
174 906
2 103
-
27
50
71
3 641 19 87 37 554 589
37 40 131 87 858
10
185
59 221 329
Cloricol olNI ldodrH ....... ------------------------------
79
s
23
Sales •""'"'---- ____ -- ---- -- -- ---- -------- -- ---- -- ---- -
222
5
71
7 2 4 4
11
4
206
5 26
13
5
67 102 92 447
27
--
-
Ill
IO
9
-
547 13
42
402 9
31
90 106
J5 255 151 35
411
81
27 31 125
20
473 62
22
5
926
-
814
-
5
866 6 328
38
811
-
J61
3 500
5
7
Electricians --------------- ____ ------ __ -------- ____ ------ ______ _ Excavating, grading, and rood mnchine operators-------------------Foremen, n.e.c ---- __ -------- ---- -- ---- -------- ---- ------------ --
u;
-6
48 66
803
Cronemen. derrickmen. and hoistmen -------------------------------
-I
24
J7 3 19
4
1 076 104
Blacksmiths, fargemen, hammermen, and boilermakers ---------------Brickmasons and stonemasons ____________________________________ _
m ;;:o
17 26
8 20
'- --------------------
m~i~J:~~s~~;~~~=~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~=
~ n
15
6 J2
5 279 5
65 299
Other clerical and kindred workers ---------------------------------
)>
15
-
27 436 26 111 180
13 298
49 320 75
~~~~~======:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::
n ::::c
45
8
1 409 206
l 407 61 71
Safaried __ ---- -- ---- -- -- -- ---- -- -- -- ---- ------ -- -- -- ---- -----
~
-4 26
22 48
53 45 --
1 142 JOI
6
Self-employed ---- -- ---- ---- -- ---- -- -------------- -- ---- -- -- --
r-
79
92 171
I 871 J36
10 113
Buyers, purchasing agents, and soles managers --------------------Other managers and administrators -------------------------------
m 0
289 J56
Electrical and electronic engineering technicians ___________________ _ lndostrial and mechanical engineenng technicians ----------------Technicians, except health, and engineering and science--------------Writers, artists, and entertainers---------------------------------Other professional, technical, and kindred workers-------------------
....,.,.""' ..........,...., ....
0
910 394 9
retail
-
5
47
21
6
-
-9 9
24 66
28
-
--
160 3 335 3 204 30 6 19
5 9
-
--
11 19
--
12
-
-
564
78
69
2 054
3 786 35
125
--
1 789 41
18
159
47
-
14
63
4
-
3 613
9
s
15
28
-
79 34 4 4
..
6
-
20 15
343
824 104 27 36 9 212 34 16 1 901 1 352 80
21 -
22
1 063
54
27
69 16
l 882
711 25 79
--
37
8
-
-
153
5 140
5 62 27
-
92 37
-
-
54
103 8 17
46
97
22
101
10
-
25 9
-
-4 4 5
65
-
-
:i5
22 19 20
51
0
~
Table 180. Occupation of Employed Persons by Industry Group and Sex:
1970-Continued
(O
r-
m
0
Retai trade
('"\
::c
~ ;;:t
The State Standard Metropolitan Statistical Area s
Railroad•
of 250,000 or More
~ n
c.n
_.,
1 405
6 106
3 048
374
n
40 6 19
Ofher
sanitary nrvas
Wholnole
801 22 216 564
3 017
925
3 352
4
287 362 167 109
2 725 191 92 344
-
-
-
Commun~
trade
= ond
Food stores
----~-
SoCicl scientisls -- -- ---- -- ---- -- -- ---- -- ---- -- -- -. -- -----· .............. ~~~~-1'iiii!;.t,i"w;.rkOiS
____________ _-------
Finance ond real
EatinJI ond
Other
ploces
trade
Insurance
estate
55
drinking
reta~
-
116
1 ,,.
114
434
4 6
199 1 319 20 136
61 12 15
26
175 6 23
230
17 133
925
325
31
I 515
J '82
5 083
J 5'7
12 521
20 143
114
1 460
91 15
3$
110
45
lO
16
-
37 11
8t
12
-
-
--
~
lailo
~
==: :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: -
.......... - . . . . ,.i....-.i.ow -------------
Qti..t $tt1/ice workers, inducf1119 privtlte household
·----·-----·-----·------
-5 -
54 5
3 -
130 37 ll
56
579
249
5 6
33 24 lO
-
19 -
4 427 20
91
-
s
24
45
3
-
534 139 6 11
15
16
25
--
--
-
11
440 414
'"
12S
7938
16&
904
1 104
1 191
6 139
373 121
a'"
19 914
742
nll 512
:m
71
148 147
60
4
t6
SS
H
453
9 SU
1 580
47
9'19 7:1
61
99
43
23 236
13
30
97 II
45 306 8 I~
8 36
197
S3
21 59
36 22
18-4 SJ 141 5111
ll5 124 277
68U
598 1 426
386
:m
751
4611
2 607
33 506 3J
76 231 128
92
4 256
275 3 434 10 12
-
8
1
10
5 5
15
52 4
...s
105
H
19
205 74
217
15
104 4
27 5
1 092 198
512 5
~
67
"-
651
4
341
161
-
-
104 230 39 134
-
5
JO
to
~1
87
~
35
908 47
1 501 112
:ll
992
414 291
125 1 948
2:116
215
1 614 3 :144
4 400
4'4 60
n 10
36 19
m
12
n
2 441
6 B
102
32
l 2!0
78
377
97 19
m
100
240
65
20ll
n
34 243
265
19
-
-
m
2 894
696
14 4
6
63
655 438 217
2 571
11
-
9 50 18 183
m
-
11
83 6 7 1511
m
198
-
16
I 012
295
44
9 143 l 643
27
1m
857 813
24
1 174 IOI 12
-
S&2
183
394 37()
207 51 108 121 111
-
1114
19 104
-
4 412
10
1 477 117
165
00 5
14
396
-
5
170 170
312 3 214
J5 10
-
:18
200 200
102 9
:121
19 498
113
37 32 5
1 474
14 :1$1
14 467
21
l8
6 4
rn 410 219 5:1
1 448
141
255
277
1 401
167
14
"'
2 762
90
-
12 70
1-09
HM 35
JS
-
34 18 737
593 242
26
ten
s
19
4
-
5
-
12
39
2t7
238
153
I 296
8
3 262 361
4 67
-
-
-
75
18 6
96
450 86 169
19 606
490
490 132 21
21
8911
-
568
112
15
153 98
1 788
261
133 23 36
118
!QI
-4
255
655 449
I 257 J 234 4
549
12 45
1 2'7
Secrelaries ------ -- ------ ---- -- -------------- -- ---- -- - - --
T..._. ............ .,_.-.----------------------- ·-----............ ""'" ......,, __________________ -·---------- ------- ·------
49
-
191 115
·-----·-----··----·-----·------
5
-
52 221
examine
145
ll2
~J:rl.~~:.":~-~-:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: -------
~heden.
Jl5
12
10 78
53
4
o,....ii..., ....,i ~ ------------------------Assemblen •• -- -- - -- ---- --- ------- ---- -------- -- -- -- --
17
181
110
Salet ........ ______________ ---- ---- -· ------------- -------
,
1 603
36
4 5lll
3t 21 13
-
-----------c~=~~=~~=:::::::::::::::::::::::::: ............... .................... _______________________ ------Foremen, ft,e.< ·--------
72
82
533
470 198 158 23 91
1 494
14
-------
274
1 315
163 16
1'"
14
------~~~:~:::::::::::::::::: ............... -------
233
204
89 146 36
199 396
5
................ g
25
20 4 10 6
271
177 110 5
15
9
Clorital ... ldodn4 .......
m
2 939
--·---------. _ . " " ' 1daliilstr11«1, "''""' , _ Solatied •• -- -· -- -· -- -· -- - - -- -- -- -- -. ·- -- -- •. ·- -· -- -- -· --- ------Self~------------·------- -- ---· ---- ·--- ---------- ------~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: ··----------------
m
247 99 46
254
58 65 222
--~--
I 269
1 298 450
5 478
459
------rm...o...i, !tdatlcal, ""'lcWml -.... ------------· -------. fa~~;~~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: Re9islet'!d nurses. dlelffloos, om! therapists •••• ---- ______ •• __ _..
37
87 1 318
------Guards and wottlunerl ____________ ...... ·----·-----------·· ------Other WVice workers. il!cWding privtlte hoonohold ······-··---- ..............
................
,....employed
w
cations
_........, ......... printe ........... -··----------
(letmifto urvice workers l'ersalllilsmlee...mm
~ I ~
tation
TOhl employed- Continued
.,
I
service
wart-
tronspor·
housing
Automotive deolers Generol mercilond is< retamng
MINNlAPOUS-ST. PAUl SMSA- Continued
----------~rl~~~:~::::::::::::::::::::::: __ ___ Other transport equipment operatives. ______________________ _ ----·l.tkml. ....... m. -----------------------------· --------------- . ~=.;:~~=:::::::::::::::::::::::: ------Not specllled loboRtS -------,.... ......... ____________________________________ -------_ ______
~
Utilities and
service ond
roilwoy express
;;o
Trucking
and
46
25
m
4
-
m --
45
7
l3
29
22
553
250 317
496
100
29
46 660
8
S2
11
81
365
-
51
32
26
6
-
10
19
4
1l
21
10
11
32
-
-
55
2J
23
8
24
13 10
-
-
I J8l
-
1 286 97
6
17
428
329
24J
10
13
179
10
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
Jl
120
195
1 089
217
12 261
2 156
11 6 103
95
81
..
12 26
31 15
15
57
45 93
68
22
822
195
199
-
16
156 12 010
92
1 983
-
1119
19
646
20
S5 188
50
~
"' ....I
Table 180. Occupation of Employed Persons by Industry Group and Sex: [Dato based an sample, 11e text. Far meaning of symbols, see text)
~
!z z
a
1970- Continued
The State Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas of 250,000 or More
Other personal
Business services
Repair servtces
Total employff---------------------------------------
22 ...
10 536
PmnllHol, lldlltlcal, ... kiohl Mm -------------------
5 365
Welfare. religious,
places
including private household
Entertain· ment and recreation services
6 U9
19 370
Hotels and lodging
services~
Health
services,
and nonprofit
Educational services, government
Educational services, private
Other pralessionol and
related
zations
services
Public odministration
membership organ~
Hospitals
except ho$pifals
• 677
32 601
17 973
47 391
15 396
14 011
20 572
31 14f
I 694
13 071
29 546
9 002
s 176
56
6 424 61
162
42
11 494 2 047
37 37
48
19
139 155
16 12
5 429 1 128 15 143 568
-
41 37
3
18 54 lS 317 101 116 156 449 31 Bl
15 10 51 9 138 11 12
5 60 27 16 5
16 10 6 161
SS 196 27 782
17 149 8 553
15 574 4 248
13 820 5 129
98 26 180 59 562 154 402 87 126 6 585 128 1 538
652 32
l 825 9 1 816 I 816
1 570 25 1 545 I 537 8
619 17 672 617
3 291 125 3 166 3 166
MINNEAPOUS-ST. PAUL SMSA
Accountonts ---- __ ------ ____ -------------- -------- ____ -------- _
602
390 54
~r~=a~~~~~=====================::::::::::::::::::::::::
715 1 101
26 15
An;h~eas ____ ---- ---- ______ ------ ---- ---- ---- ---- -- -- -- -- -- -- -
Civil ____ ---- -- _ ------ ------ ____ ------------ ________ ------ __ Electrical and electronic __ ---- ______ ------------ ________ ------ -Industrial ______ ---- __________ ---- ______ ---- ________ -------- _
Mechanical ____ -------- ________ ------------ _________________ _
~~~:r~~~~~~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: Personnel and labor relations worlcers-----------------------------~~~J-~~~~~~~~~~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: Electrical and electronic engineering technicians ______ -------------Industrial and mechanical en.9ineenng technicians -----------------Technicians, except health, and engineering and science--------------Writers, artists, and entertainers---------------------------------Other professional, technical, and kindred workers-------------------
13 49 197
• .....,. allll ..i.Wstnators, Buyers, purchasing agents, and sales managers --------------------Otlier managers and administrators -------------- ----------------Salaried •• - -- ------------ ---- ------ -------- -- ---- ------ -----
2 311 251 2 137 1 881 256
1 116 71 1 045 798 247
~~~~~~=================================================
Eri~}:~~~~;~===================================== Other clerical and kindred warlcers ------------------------------
Cnrflsm11 allll kiodntl worl
g~~~~!~;s ~·:3~~::~::~:-~~~-~~~-~~-~~~~~-===============
~;~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~============================~
:c )>
~ (""') -I m
'°
U> -I
nU>
-4
-
Estimators and investigators, n.e.c --------------------------------
(""')
120
33 141 106 662 174 678 114 256 9 47 854 354
Clorical allll kiodnd ....... -------------------------------
0
334
-6 5
s.le1 ........__________________________________________ _
m
51 301
269
Self-employed-----------------------------------------------
~ r-
26
Other engineers -------------- -------------------- ------------
.,...,,form --------------------
0
4
Excavating, grading, and road machine operators--------------------foremen, n.e.c -----------------------------------------------Mechanics and repairmen·---------------------------------------Automobile, including body-----------------------------------Machinists, job setters, and toolmakers ----------------------------Metal craftsmen, except mechanics and machinists___________________ _ Pointers, construction and maintenance, ond plasterers and paperhangers.
4 4
32 16 6
5 9
11
-
21
s
-
12
32 28
12
-
12 457 201
12 1 055 570
492
841 37 804
708 6 702 597 IOS
61 69 29
463 399 64
-
638
166
5 7
3
22
26
8 97
40
43
81 56 37 10 11
-46
12 616
9
28 28 23 28 9
-
4
5
-
7 5
32
--
7 15
-
10 6
u
5
--
168 I 201
28
392 154 42 237 348 13 104
50
34 34
I 195 902 26
-
610 10
-
69
75
164
109
33
7 721 233 176 21 114
2 443
4 213
5 SOI
14 615 515 87 319
620
55
295
236
37
922
35 672
8 26 10 S67
5 177 208 126 11 162 26 142 4 S02
2 699
27 19 I 28S
2 017 132 69 32 27 42 9 1 706
5 8 2 26S
84 7 070
2 208
3 642
584 5 35 186 20 5 4 673
1 623 6 5 32 13 41
3 925 30
171 4
510
255
599
455
1 101
311
tu
357
6
22
18
-6
llS
13 22
28S
64
-
s
15
-
32
Filers, polishers, sanders, ond buffer•------------------------------
3 8
28 12S 56 201
-
75
24
735
166
350 121 30
-
449 68 32 71
-
136
-
-
-
18 -
21 6
-
12
-6
-
7 31
-
77 59
17 5
-
41
-
25
5 -
82
8
8 -
31
256
5 122
171
2 748 5
48 12
64
--
171
---
34
5 -
4 4 2 648 2J
21
23 17
-
16 10 5
5 -
23
4
645
26
118 193
-
315 45 87
738 30 708 676 32
696 47 649
965 122
l 062
~~~?~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
-5
-
241
994
Olher specified operative•---------------------------
5 11
-9 -3
736
1 862 273 146 48
2 506
~~~~~ ::~r~~t:~~:e~-=========================== Welders and flamecutters------------------------------------
5 -28 ---
35
-5 ---
122 10 10 75 5
1 006
Assemble~~~-·-·:~~~~-============================---= examiners, and inspectors; manufacturing _________________ _ Checkers~
5
-4
28
7 019 447 11 185 886 81 156 s 253
420 13 265 74 31 103 61 39 248
~~:ii~rsc~o~s~~ ~~~~~-======================================
-
794 16
12
101 2 967 1 808 74 4 24 5 23 33 638
Stationary engineers and power station operators ____________________ _ Other craftsmen and kindred worker•----------------------------
227 57 7
-
s4
78
101 10
-
3S 36 15 208 54 546
-472 35 4
35
-
388
-
16 17
-
16 10
-
--
23
-
61 4 66 166 27 64
72 98 8 31 6 20
-
391 39
23
95
3
20
--
-14
18
5
9
36
20
45
41
--
-
11 5
20
55
-
25 4 5
15 394
26 101 78 79 156 185
53
27 33 Sl
9 10 181
276 14
365 3
150 7
176 17
286 27
-
-
14
43
21
11 28 30
11
216
118
6 6 so
7 5
180
69
-
34
12
37 10 5
10 2
--
6
-
-
3
94
225
9 13
16
24
13
9
6
-
-
428
28 116 13 122 1 243 21 5 33 61 20
292
468 172 55
-
63 18 29
63 115 291
31
-
23
34 Jl.4
13
30
53
-l
0
~
Tobie 180. Occupation of Employed Persons by Industry Group and Sex:
rm 0
1970-Continued
[Doto based on sample, see text. For meaning of symbols. see text]
n
::I:
>
~ ~ u; '°
:::!
n
en
The State Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas of 250,000 or More Businets
Repair
services
5ervtCH
places
2'4
11S 41 189 485
27
UioNn, . . . . , _ ---------·--------------------------
!&!:~~~~=:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: laborers -- -- -- -• -- ·--- -- -- --·· ·- ·- ---------------- Kot specified
===
"'"" ........ ____ ---- ---- ------------------------------?:~:~:::::::::::::::::::: workers.
Gvcnls and wolchmen •••••••.••••••••••••••••••.•.••.•.•.•••.•.• Other ser\lite iftcluding private household __________________ _
Female....,. _____________________________________ _ ............. tecllolcol, ................. ------------------Aa:cufltoms __ •• -- --·----·-- ---- ------ -------- -- -- ---- -- -- - --- -
~~~~:~~~§~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Writers, artists, ond enlertoiMrs •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Other professional. technital, Biid kindred woO;ers ---------------·---
Wu ........___________________________________________ _ Cleriail ... """'" ........ --------------------------------
~:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: f:'1~-~-~-~-:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::
~~~;~;~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~=~~~~=::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: ................. ______________________________
91 141 52
Foremen, u.c -- ---·-··· •• -- -- -------- ---------- -- ------ -- -- -- --
~ I
..... w
Cit
44
402
224 18 10 150
2 3'1
305 109
23
11
-44
624
26
:161
25'
19 514 55
4 6 5
36
Other professionol and related
Edutotionol services.
membership orgonr
Hospitals
except hospitals
Educotionol services, government
private
zotions
services
lH
:II
ru
12
7S 17 28 30
51
~.
Asutll~~-~-i::~_::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::
~~.;..:=:~~=================== optnlifts-----------------------------,.,. ....... ____ ---- ----------------------------------Trusport .........
lohnln, ucept , _ -------------------------------------
==
~-~-~-::::::::::::::::::::
Oeoaltlg Personal service woO;ers __ ---- __ --------------------------------Other~ WC)(lcm, iflcluding privole
household--------------------
-4
11
16
42 153
15
46
-9
-
78
Public odminis-
trotion
20
-
-
-
-
2 507
2 371 1 043 534 31 765
l 91G
41!8 '109 70 2118 3 761
7 386 681 154
62 738 '" 581
I 046
9 931
6 535
2 850
965
2 IB2
3 860
13 6 079
u
54
'700
7 617
'314
8971
on
2 375 2<40
1
26 348
13 090
27 579
658 7 5
10 7tt
3W 9
l6 S11 78 23
s 705
260
2S
JS~
so s 546
330 I 504
I 814
575
414
313
lU l2S
416
-
--
9
74
--
21 12 61 8 191 16
13 2 094 14
99 474 66
2
65
4 5 6 94
5 5
26
l9l 347 +4
57 45
146
165
124 22
120 45
80 16
302 4
347
414
302
396 391
12
205
29
u
171
143
37
4
fl
15
91
5 866
l 454
653
1 865
791 105 168 73 6 8 5 41
4 879
2m
6992
2 188
l~
98 9
172 I 567 70
737
227
n
80
32
54 11
33 211
14 131
94
131 121
-44
uo
-
42 11
18 777 l 686 11 379 1 J'J5
359
6
119
205 10 109
78 14
"
2 to5
18
276
ltt
183
187
1..
904
15
n 701
4
--
s 36
-
--
8
;
-
-
u
-
229 765
116 7
29
144 1 861 65 467 625
993
7$ 8
m46
2 134 111
•n :m
83 62
3 067
74 41
18
725
J
73 31
5 154 749
-
-
200
n
5
72
-
-
10 31
5
246
s
II
122
11
I 61%
383 38 112
183
377
-
u
21
-
4
-
15 175
112
m
196 108
347
42 .430
600
-
306
l 103
33
147 30
79
696 25 27
96
2 473
95
l 899
-
122 $
386
287 167
135
-
94
29
117 6
25 51
5 l2S
397 11 80 246 687 38
5
I 862
2 964
89
40
89 24
921
31 5
--
442
8 5
1S II
189
156
46
11l
21
6
6
n
93
123
-
-
-
11
13
7
-
21
3
18
IS
15
14
s
21 105
1 246 544 I 035
67 3 251
5 742
-
-
I UJ
'794
70
384 781
l 090 242 8 462
6 610 431
137 6 00
16
-
-
-
-
J 295
11"
1 257
312
1 4lO 35
498
18 1 377
182
435 2 678
188 374 791
m
6
183
-
47
4 35$
311
10
15
9 060
391!
u
194
-
-
92
21'1 1 526
376
t Its
416
28 181 I 216 421 I 179 2 11911
4
10
-
41
7 OS1
5 12 6'C 141 17 184 2 271
6
190 64
45
uo
544
2 164
u
2lW 39 21 61
I
108
13
on
44
13
168
98
298
112
14
557 410 30
15
-
29
1 095
-
5 30
12 1H 1 972 286
16
91
78
347 912 20 l 235
35
234 73
16
2 514
217
317 10
5
11
76 2S
16 57
-
10079
u
110 45
..
11 313 235 4 986
346
35 24 211 501
241
1 618 812 12 l 885
131
36
31
4
4 327
33 5
:MO
30
186 4
5
164
19 14
-
1 714 +4 448 185
1 176
76
196 21 68
80
47 54 214
10 32
601
~
I
491
Welfare, religious, and nonprofit
Total •pioye
=~~~~:~:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::
z
Entertainment and recreation services
Health
MINNEAl'OUS-ST. PAUL SMSA- Continued
Other transport equipment operativet------------------------------
:I
Hotels and lodging
Other pers_onol servtces, including private household
447
-8
38
ft
m
114
29
189
...,, U'I
I ..... w
1970
Table 181. Occupation of Employed Negroes by Major Industry: (Data based on sample, see text. Far meaning of symbols, see text)
°"
ManufoclUring
it
iCl
Negroes Agriculture, forestry. 16 years old and over and fisheries
~
Tml employff ---------------------------
12 196
Prolusloaal, -kol, ...i ldodtetl weriien ______ _ Accountants ------ ------------ ____ -------- ---- __ --
1 829
t::fF~~~~:~~~~:==========================
Sociol scientists ---------- --------------·------- __ _
Engineering ond science technicians -·----------------Technicians, except health, and engineering and science -Writers, artists. ond entertainers--------------------Other profeuionol. technical, and kindred workers ------
•'""'1 ..
odaillistnton, '"'" m. _______ _
Buyers, purchasing agents, and soles managers ________ _ Other managers and administrators __________________ _ Salaried ---- -- -- ---- -- ---- ---- -- ------------ -- -Self-employed -- ---------- -- -- -- ------------ -- --Sales ...un ---------------------------
Clerial .... ldodn4 ........ __________________ _
r-
m
0
n
:c
)>
~ n
-I m
;:o
u;
-I
n
so
-
57
---
420 363 336
cmt.... utl ldodml w..tm ----------------
990 4 32 113 9 1'19 188 91 77 28
405
44
366
Assemblers---------------------------------------Checkers, examiners. and inspectors; manufacturing _____ __ Precision machine operatives_ ________________________
2 247 454 55
Welders and flamecutters ---------------------------Other operatives, except transport ____________________ _
48 1 617
l 210
976
c··
73
4 4
inc u ng not specified Mining
Construction
Durable goods
9
351
2 045
-------
16
-----
13
-
-
---
--
----
-
-
---
----
-
-
--
-
6
5
--5 --
198
15 34 5
81
66
Wholesale trade
RetaU trade
and real estate
Business and repair services
Personal services
Entertain· ment and recreation services
Professional and related services
ad minis-
440
l 231
446
493
801
149
3 031
926
38 4 3 4
20
55
I 129
-39
120 7
10 4
Finance, insurance,
28
10
---
29
--
10
-
5 8 9
21
35
18
10 14
6
123
33
12
5 18
14 10 4 4
16 22
27 27
45 4 41 41
-
42 7
27
-5
-
-6
26 4
-
-7 3
-
-5
--
--5 15
16
860
37
5
9
-
123
65
64 31 33
37 37
5 s
9
--
-
9
-
42
171
37
2
-
100
218 10 42
274 14 5
73
31 9
4
-
31
8
182 4
169 15 4 '19 36 35
236
so
11 26 18 11 165
65
78
17 151
44
9 9
105
100
42
12
10
63
37
--
4 4
96
-
22 39
-7 4 -
24 9
--
-
16 50 55 57 363 4
-
-3
5
-
18
-
-
3 3 8 21
-4
11 45
32
4 -
31 5 50 50 8 60 24 6 133
14
31 10
~
21
27
1 028 334 51 69 48 526
604 '19 4 4
10
117 23
77 5
567
10
-
26 18 4
3
-
-
--
34 21
-
-
--
-
-8
15
-7
5
5
208
-7
-
35
30
4
2 12 23 68
5
13 8
5
-
Public
tration
7 10 4
--
--
6 41 34 4
-
-
54 33
-
6
---
--
25
-
4
--
18 11
10
-
-
4
-
4 --
33
120
4 61 61
-
19
11
15 3 5
561 18 59
468 24 31
-2 5
---
--
--
-4 ---
101
167
-
--
n
3 32 153 52
167
--
-
9
34
4 4
3
115 5
-
23
11 151 4 318
330
23
69
-3
--
12
4
-
60
-
5
17 13 9
-4
-
-34
64
14
7
--
-
57
14
--
15
-
-4
15
-
4
32
83 36
-
9 -9
10
800 287
4 4
Farm w.t:1n -------------------------------
52
52
--
168
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
Senke woiten, except pr!Yeto •Hsoh.W ________ _
5
Cleaning service warkers--------------------------Faod service workerL-----------------------------Personol service workers ____________________________ _ Guards and watchmen ______________________________ _ Other service workers, except private household workers __
2 689 947 521 326 74 821
-
-
22 22
109 101
70 60
26 22
420 141 179
4
25
71 16 16 39
5
--
64
-
16 31
331 132 67 83 49
-
1 065 264 133 76 3 589
92 36 4 18 lO 24
Pr!Yete ......... woitm ---------------------
194
-
-
62 32 12 8 JO
106 59
-
310 62 110 73 11 54
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
f;~~f'tri'v~':-so~~~~~~=~_.~-===========================
>
4
194 1 276
Tnosport ~1lpmnl i,..ilves -----------------
0
470
3
Shipping ond stoci cferks --------------------------Other clerical and kindred worker•--------------------
O,..ilv11, except tnHp«f -------------------
23
106 12 134 1 181
67 21 255
~~~n~~~=.~:::::::::::::::::::::::::::
Blacksmiths, forgemen, hommermen, and boilermakers __ _ Carpen le rs __ -- ________________________ ------_____ _ Construction craftsmen, except carpenters ------------Cronemen, derrickmen, and haistme•-----------------Foremen, n.e.c --------------------------------Mechanics and repairmen --------------------------Automobile, including bodY -----------------·-----Machinists, job setters, ond toolmakers _______________ _ Metal craftsmen, except mechanics and machinists----Printing craftsmen-------------------------------Other craftsmen and kindred workers-----------------
.. -23 ----
so
2 335 102 160 198
Secretaries, stenogroDhers, and typists----------------
m
monufoc· luring
Transpar· lotion, communications, and other public utilities
Nondurable
The State
Other transport equipment operatives-----------------llloorers, excopt ,.,.______________________ _ Freight, stock, and material handlers _________________ _
254 31 63 160
-
5
--
9
15
-5 -
--
12 6
44 10 6 28
--
-
--
11
105 15 31 59
16
82
99 37
59
97 70
--
37 9
12 -
--
34
123 35
8 -
-
94
-
23 44
-
-5
-6
43
-
11
6 10
-
-
-
194
-
-
-9
4
c
m
~ ,.... m
[Oota based on sample, see text. for meaning of symbols, see lextJ
c
Mo nu foe luring
n
::c )>
$! n
Nondurable
Persons of Spanish language, 16 years old and over
The State
-I
m ;::o
_
u;
-I
n en
Total employee! •••••••.••..•.•.••••.•.•.•••
............................ ............ ---· Accountants------------·-·····--·----·----·--·-
7 637
Social {ngin...-ing ond science technicians .•..••••••••.••••.•. Tedlt!icioM, ucept heallli, and engineering and science ••• Writers, ortists, and enlerloinen ----------------······ Otller professiollol, technitol, and kindred workers •••••••
23
==.~:~~~~=:::::::::::::::::::::::::: scienmts --·-·-·-·-·--··· --·- •••••••••• ______
......................................_________
purd!cning agents, and soles monagers __________ IJI0""9fl'S aild cdlnillislnflots ••••••••••••••••••••
~·
Soloried ·······-----···-········-··-···-······Self-ployed -· ·····-·- ·----------- --·-···-·- -- -·
Sein ............. -·---------- -- ------ -----···. a..lcal .......... ---------------------·
§~~:~,~~~~~~~~~~~~~ CnltMH .................... ----------------Bloc:ksmi1hs. lorgemen. ham mermen, and boilermakers •••• Corpenters••••••.•••••••••••••.• --------··-··----·· Canstrvclion craf1smen, extejl! e<>rpenters ·········-·--Cranemen, derrickmen, and iloistmen•••.••••.••.••••••• ror-, n.e.c -·-··---··-·-----·-------------------
:=:e:=::t~~==::::::::::::::: Mela! crafllmen, except mec:honics and machinists--·· ••.
~ ..,I
....w
481
53 435
337 98
351
l 069
112 102 64
297
74
420 968
29
154 32 93
212
1l3
43 66
~-~·-~~-~~-=::::::::::::::::::
1 J07
235 93 35
38 1 106
=~~=::::::::::::::::::
257 63 127
Other traMpOrt equipment Operll!ives -- -- -- -- -· -- -- -- --
67
"'"'9n, """' ....__ •• ···- -- ------ -- •• ----frligl>I, slod, and moferial homlfers •• -••• ---- •• -- ----·
476
""'" ....... _______________________________
§,..
141 43 79 471
~~~.,nd-kindi;ii·~::::::::::::::::::
=~~·;=~~~::::::
z
1 181 56 91 9 275
83 256
Other operalive$, ..cepl lramport •••• -- •• -· .• ---• -- •• -
!z
1970
Tobie 182. Occupation of Employed Persons of Spanish Language by Maior Industry:
SorYlce .......
._.print• ..................
~~:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::
- ......... --
Personal service workers •••••••••••••••••••••••••• --Gwn!s and -···-··--·-··· ··-·-·--··------
Other service workers, except prime hov$ehold W«kers ••
·····-······--------·
145
'"
1 136
2'2
391 1-49 21 323 72
Transpar-
ond=
Mining
Construction
goads
not= luring
other public utilities
141
44
305
I 450
976
454
• ~ads, d'
Agriculture,
-------
---
----3
3 ----
----
--
13 -
Durable
6
6 -. -
-----
---
-
n
-7 -
16
11
---
II
---
16
-
16
7
9
165
7
55
. . 62 -
6 35
ao
21 59 54 5
manufoc-
tation, communj.. cations, and
21
55
ii
6.
--6 14 --
--
16 22 11
-
47
12
7 40 40
12 12
-
-
F111Gnte, insurance. Wholesale trade
reol estate
345
1 162
285
14
-. -
9 5
--
JI
18
. -
12
--
-6 167
25
13
J9
118
12
61 14
128
8
80 7
-
143 29
69
12
--
---
16
1
8
-6
47
-6
7
.
20 60
5
28 5
21
77
62
8
46
233
17'
106
41
m
"°-
-B
--
-
39 23
37
211 -
19
-
7 9
36 13
-
-9 37 12
--
-. 8 ---
68
64
14
17
19
60
40
--39
--
27
445 40 2.4
'-
41
141
7
1611
687 174 69 35 27 382
50
-
-
-
-
-----
14 15
~I ~I
1:1 19
48
94
7
:u
67 11
t: I
!t I
~I
----
u
ll
30
%4
294
44
13
13 JO
8
16
14 255 6
l3
19
20
Jl 7
16 4
24
a
72
8
-----
-
381 59
JO
9
~I =I
I
EntertainBusiness and repair services
254 39
---
20
-
13
Personal services
men! and recreation services
m
n
-----
6 6
21
6 6
21 21
62
13
-
-
-
29 64
6
3~ I
~I
37
-
37
.9
16
15
--28 -
49
II
263
8
13
21
21
401
17
J2
JO
32 32
23
262
91
7
23
47
-8
26
17
62
66
u
13
~I
12
,; I
sl
I
258
13 ll4
:1
54
Public odmiftis· rrafion
--
:1 ~I 21
I
5571 737
---
5 -
11
1
. -
8
22
Professional and related JefVitts
--
5
22
24
63 32
---
-
22
8
-
46
34
29
--
6
127
9
-8
---
J9
111
-6
9
46 41
-
19
14
6 161 90 71
16
--
29
12 19 11 8
217
-.
and
Retail trade
~I
6
5
7 :n 31
38 l
6
~I
11 4
4421 113
so
7 7
5
I~
I
:I
1~
I
125
-----
-
19
-6 15 -
-
--
7
-
-
--
-
11
164
II
12 47
6
86
5
---
-
-
72
-
19
24
7
& 11
--
73
9
17
m1
41
Table 183. Detailed Industry of the Experienced Civilian Labor Force and Empl:>yed Persons, by Sex: 1970 and 1960 [Dato based on sample see text. For meonlng of symbols, see text] 1970
1960 Employed
Experienced civilian labor
14 years old and over
14 years old and over
Experienced civilion labor force
The State
16 yeors old and over
14 years old ond over
Employed
force
14 years old and over
Male
Female
Mole
Female
Male
Female
Mole
Female
Male
,.... ----------------------------------------------
Femo~
945 328
579 682
961 614
519 520
923 156
565 763
886 436
410 019
l40 221
393 117
--
056 021 539 456 857 183
9 878 8 661
~'i!,"~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: -Agriculture, forestry, and flsherles-allocoted •••••••••••..•.•.••• -
103 630 94 779 2 451 1 427 846 183 3 944
...
..17,
100 998 96 451 2 458 1 188 732 169
9 596 8 469 780 137 193 17
Metal mining ---- ------ -----------------------------· ------Cool mining ------------·-··--···-·-·----------------------Crude petroleum and natural gas extractions •••• ----··--·-----·-· Nonmetallic mining and quarrying, except fuel •••••••••••••••.•••• Mining-allocated-------------·-------··--·--·--------------
14 310 12 450 62 536 929 333
579 316
13 997 12 470
551 316
176
59
62 536 9'19
...
...59
13 146 11 793 52 477 824
85 17 21 36 9
171 290 744 407 730
5 049 891 I 603 1 993
...
562
880
90 249
670 260 683 120 457 069
45 4&2
Agricultu=:.;·~~--:~·!~.~-~-=::::::::::::::::::::::--
Agricuttural services, except horticultural. ••••••••••••••. _______ _ Horticultural services ······-··············-----------------·-
....... _______ ------- ------------------------ ----------
-C - --···-··-····-·····---·----------·--···- General building contractors ----------------·----------------- General contractors, except bulldino---------··----------------- Special trade contractors------------------------------------- Not specified construction -----------------····--------------- Construc11on- allocated--------------------·----------------- -
.--.... ________ ------ -------------------------.,.,..... ...... ------------- ---- ------------------------
Miscellaneous wood.•••••••••.•••••••••• products ------------------------------Nimllure and fixtures _, ________________ _Stone, cloy, ond gloss products •• ------------------------------ Gloss ond glass products ••••• ----------------------·-···-·· Cement, concrete, gypsum. and plaster products ------·-·····-Structural clay products.. __ -----------·-··- ••••••••••• ----- Pottery and related products--------·-·····----------------- . Lumber and wood products, except fumtture •••••.•••••••.•••••••
~~'l•~i>kit11;;g·n.i1is~·;;c1n;,ii;;.;rk·:::::::::::::::::::::::::--
Miscellaneous nonmetallic mineral and stone products __ ... _______ _
-
---Primary aluminum 1ndustria ----------------------------- -Other primary nonferrous industries. •••.•••••••••••••••••• -Fabricated metal industries -------·-·-····················· -Cutltry, handtaols. and other hordwore •••••••••••••••••••• -Fabricated structural metal products ······-·····-··---···- -Screw·machine products .... __ ......... -------.. ,.._,.._ .. ___________ _ -~~~~11~:.i::e:1atir1Catid·;n-.iaiiir.id.;ci;·::::::::::::::::::: --
Metal industries •. __ .• ____ ------·-··---- ••••••••••••• ___ •• __ _ Primary metal industries ------·····-····-···-····--------- .. 81ast furnaces, steelworks, rolling and fini&hing mills···-·-·-· Ot_her primary iron.and st!'lll industries --------------------
-Not specified metal industries -----------------------·---- -Machinery, except eloctrical.. --·- ---- ---------------- •• ------ ·Engines ond turbines _____________________ ·-·-······-·--··· Form machinery and equipment ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ---
--------Eltctrical machinery, equipment, and supplies------------····--- -Hausehald appliances------------------------------------- -Radio. and communication equipment __________ ,....,. __ _ Electrical machinery. equipment, and supplies, n.e.c •••••••••••• -Not specified electl'IC
Construction and moteriot..hondling mochines .......................... -----Metalworking machinery ----------···--·-·--------·--·--·Offk:e and accounting machines------------------------............ EJectronic computing equipment .................. ____________________ _ Machinery, except electrical, n.e.c __________________________ _-Not specified machinery-·--------------------------------te~vision.
·-
Optical ond health services supplies ·--·--·-·-------········· Photographic equipment and supplies---····-······-----····Watches. clocks, and clockwork-operated devices •.•••••••••••• Not specified professional equipment ------------------------ -Ordnance -- •• __ •••••.•• ··-·---------------- _.•• ----------. Miscetloneous manufacturing industries-----------·-·-.. -------Manufacturing, durable goods-allocated •••••••••••••••••••••••
----
----N................ -····-·······-·--··-·--·-··-·-------- --
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----
Dairy products •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ---·----------. Conning and preserving fruits, vegetables, ond seafoods •••••••• Grain-mill products--------------------------------------- -Bakery products •••• ···--· •• ------------ ------ ----------Confectionery and related products •.•••••••••••••••••••••••• Beverage- industries _________ ,.. ____ ------------........ ___ .... - ... _.... Miscellaneous food preparation and kindred products ••••••••••• Not specified food industries ----·-········---··-·····-----Tobacco manufactures,..., ______ ,,. ...................... _................................ _.............. ... Textilt mill products -----·-·-····--·-··········-············ Knitting mills •••• ------··-··········-······--·----------Dveing ond finishing textiles, except wool and knit goods --·-·-Aoor coverings, except hard surface -----------------------Yam, thread, and fabric mills ------------······-----------Miscellaneous textile mill products -------------·-····--·---Apparel and other fabricated textile products -------······-··-Apparel and accessories •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Miscellaneous fobrlcoted textilt products---·-----··----------
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25- 738 MINNESOTA
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9 767
8 128 809
163 228 17 422
176
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4 029 794 95 293 205 201 3 235
19 6 3 1
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14 197 27 938 647 675 518 7 569 3 720 103
49 979 210 s 074 6 024 3 060 1 319 17 610 16 093 589
13 355 27 822 622 645 476 7 043 3 619 101
367 750 540 985 092 254 146 916 723 181 687 1 601
8 375 679 I 415 5 229 1 052 2 521
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15 730 l 669 5 396 683 2 098 4 983 901
3 518 678 733 153
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8$6 26' 219 665 102 452 065 195 751 3 457 331 52 2 604 956
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636 I 298 4 802 927 2 006 598 455 421 117 76 339
-
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I 292 685 12 10 374 211 6 026 4 816 I 210
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111 271 462 558 890
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2 374 389 134
27 I 4 2 2 4
879 038 643 532 862 615 614 7 985 3 590
3 732 151 670 219 235 965 63 1 076 353
26 890 994 4 441 2 425 2 741 4 592 611 7 648 3 438
3 614 145
10 803 I 537 2 996 4 699 1 571 6 132 3 630 828 I 377 178 81 38
3 685 264 938 2 103 380 906 419 182 236 39 15 15
10 I 2 4 I 5 3
485 492 909 560 524 770 421 775 I 301 163 75 35
3 404
9 842 3 920 2 530 343 56 2 993 3 946 3 367
5 954 1 902 2 415 135 12 1 490 587 2 533
9 746 3 880 2 504
5 818 I 867
589 811 838 965 974 236 489 458 4 253 3 416 182
36 467
92 1 109 511
21 453 011 8 69 191 174 849 221 628
...
88 46 13 10 2 6 4
-
...
15 4 1 2 2 2
176 485 855 003 019 720 668 294 I 064 68
1 1
68 228 302
2 356 1 543 813
6 5 1
343 56 2 963 3 807 3 211 84 44 12 10 2 6 4
83
7 165
1 985 297 467
100
410
686
2S
648
210
226
950
62
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339
244
867 1 942 351
856 lfJ7
174
229 26
10 ID
2 372 103
12
1 464
543
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2 245
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430
4 106 3 148 182 88 1 059 503
-
64
221 271 2 245 I 478 767
65
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DETAILED CHARACTERISTICS
Table 183. Detailed Industry of the Experienced Crviticm Labor force and ~eel P~, by Sex:
1970 end
1960-Continued
__...
16 )111or$ old on<1
M""orfoclwlot- Continued ....ia- ••••• Continued Paper and allied producis _______________________________ _
-boxes···-·-----------------·------
Pulp,~per, and paperboard mnl•-·-······-·-·---------------
Mi><: laneous paper and pulp prodUtts ·-·-·-·-·--------------Paperboard containers and Printing, publi•hinf., ~nd allied i!!dustrifl ------------------·--··-Newspaper pub 1sh1ng and printing--------·----··----·--·---- Printing, publi•hing, and allied industrifl, eio:ept newspaper• ----- . Chemicals and allied products····--------------------·-····--- . Industrial chemi<:als •••• ------ -------- ---------- -----·----Plastics, s1;nthetics and resins, except fibers .................. .
~~~~~~d ·~.:;tiines :: :: :::::::: :::: :: :::::: ::: ::::: :: :::: : Soaps and cosmetics ____________ ---- •• -------- ______ ------- Paints, varnishes, ond related products ----------------------- t,lj~ell::O:u~h~~!'l~~l~ :: :: :: :: :::::::: :::: :: : : : : :::::: :::: -Not specified chemicals and allied prodUci•-------------------- Petroleum and cool products---------------------------------- Petroleum refining_,. ... - .... e . . . . . . . . .,,,.. _ _ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . _ _ _ _ _ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
--
Mi><:ellaneous petroleum and cool products-------------------Rubber and miscellaneous plastic product•-------------------·--· Rubber products •••••••••••••. ------ __ --------- ••••••••••• Miscellaneous plastic products •• ---------------- ______ ...... . leather ond leather products •. -------------------- __ --·-·- ___ _ Tanned. curried, and finished leather------------------------Footwear, except rubber---- __ ------------. .............. ___ _ leather product>, except laotweor --------·---------····----- Manufacturing, nondurable goads- allot0ted ••.••••• __ -------- •.• .
.
---
Rajlroods and railway express service ------------- .. - ............ ,.. ....... .. Street railways and bus lines _____ ,. _______________ ,. _____ ., ...... .,. __ Taxic;ob servite .......................................... ., .................. _.. ___ ................ Trucking service ......................................................................................... _.Not spodlled
1%0 ,_,,,
Ex.penl'Ptri101x1 c-tv1~10n kJW' t~~
The State
N•...........,
1970
.
_,.~-~~-~~- -~--~----~-
.,_lacturhot lodvstries
----------------------
Trooaponwtlott, ......~•• oo4 olllor ..,wk utllltlea •••••• Tnosportllloa __ ---------- ------ ----------------------- .
Warehousing and storage •••••• ·-··------·----· •••• ·--- ••••••• Water transportation .............................................................................. .. Air tran:sportation .................................................................................. -.... ~ Pipelines. except natural gos ........................................................... - ........ .. Services incidental to transportation ___________________________ _
--
Ce1111111unkatlons ___ ., __ ......... -. ---· ................................... ,. ........... .. Radio broadcasting ond television •• ----------·······-··--·--··- Telephone (wiremi><:elloneous ond rodio) ·-···-·-···-------·-·····---·-----·· Telegraph ond communication services _____________ _. Utllltles 1114 sooltary smke; -----------------------·--·-- Electric light and power-------------------------------·--·--· Electric·gos utilities __ ------------ ---------------- ---- -- ------ Gas and steam supply sy•tems -------------------------------- Water supply ____ •• __ ---------------- __ --------------------_ Sonitory services •••• -- •• -- -- •• -- •• -··-···-·----- ---- -- -- -- • _Other and not specified utilities--------·------·---·------------ T,.••portotloa, e.......ic.tloos, ood oth« polllk - - -
Wlooltselo ""°----.. ------.. -· --..... ----· ------------ Motor vehicles and equipment--·-··-----·-··-···--···--------_ Drugs. chemicals, ond allied products .......................... . Ory goods and apparel •••.•.•••••••••••••••••••• -----·------ - Food ond related products----------------·----------·-··----- Fann products- row materials-----------------------·-----··Whole..r. olHI n1tell lnldt ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••
Electrical goods ------ ____ ---------------------------------- _ Hardware, plumbi"ll• and heating supplies·--·---------·-·------Nat specified electrical and hardware products·--------------·-- Machinery, equipment, and supplies ---·------------ --·-------·Mttula and mineral&. n.e.c .... __________ ............................ ~ ................. ...
-
Petroleum products •••••••••• ---- -- ---- -- ·--- -- •• --- ••• - ••• - Strop ond woste moterials ••••••••• -------------------------·· Alcoholic beverago•---------------·-.-----------------------Poper ond its products------··--··--·······----------------·lumber ond construction materiols ........................ --------------.. -Wholesolers, n.e.c •••••• -- •••••• -------- ---- -- - - - - -- - - -- -· -- Not specified wholesale trade •••••••••••• --------------···--- •• Wholesale trade- ollacoted -· •• ··---------·----------·-··--·- -
. ..
Retell ..... -----------------------·------------------lumber and building material retaUing ------------·--·--···----- Hardware ond lonn equipment star••---------·--- .. ----···----- Generol merchandise store$ ....... _............................................................. _ Deportment and maU·arder establish,,,..,ts •••••••••• ----------limited-price variety stores-------------·------------------Vending machine operators---------·----·-·-··-··-----··--· Direct·selling establishments ---------··--·--···--·--··-----Miseellaneou• gontral men:hondise stares---··--·---···-···---
----
Food stores •• -··------------···--··-- ··-·------ ·-·-····-· -Grocery stores •• -- •• ---- •••••• --···- -- -·------ - • -- ·--·-- ••
.
~~ ~~~~:-~~~~ :::::::::::::::::: :::::::: :::::::::: ::-Food stores, n.e.c ···-··----------····--------·--·-----·-·· Motor vehicle dealers •• --··--·--·--···-----·-··-----····-·-·· -
Tire, battery, ond acceu.ory deolers ------------···----------- •• G
DETAILED CHARACTERISTICS
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MINNESOTA 25-739
Table 183. Detailed Industry of the Experienced Civilian Labor Force and Employed Persons, by Sex:
1970 and
1960- Continued (Dalo based on sample see text far meaning of symbols, see text] 1960
1970 Employed
Employed
14 years old and over
14 years old and over
14 yeors aid and over
Experienced civilian labor force
The State
16 years old and over Male Wlloloaale ...i .....a """"-Continued llttall """"-Conlinued MiSCtllaneous vehicle deolers ••• ------------------------------Apparel and occeHoriu store<, ex.capt shoe store<--------------Shoe stores ·----------------------------------------------- furniture ond home furnishinvs st0re< -------------------------Household appliances, television, and raaoo stom ---------------E
-~~~~~~$:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::-farm and garden supply store•-------------------------------- Jewelry ---- -----•• ---------------------- •••• ------ --_fuel andstores ice dealers _________________________________________ Retail florists ____ ---------------- ------ -- ---- ------------ --- Miscellaneous retail store•---·--------------------------.. ---- Not specified retaH trade -------------------------·----------- Retail trade-allocated--------------------------------------- . .._., """""' ----------------------- Banking ·--·----------------------------------------------- Credit avencies ---.-·------------------------·-------------Security, commodity brokerage, and investment componies ........ . Insurance __ ---- ---- -------------- ____ -------·---------· ___ _Real estate, including ntal estate-lnsuronce-low offices------------ finance, insurance, and ntal estale-allocoted •••••••••••••••••••• .....,... aH,...... Ht-.lcos --------------------------- -Business services ---- •••• __ •••••••••••• ---- ------ ____ ---- __ -Advertising. _____ •• ---- •••• __ .---- __ --------------------- -Services to dwellings and other buildings--------------------- -Commercial research, development, ond testing lobs ----------Employment and temporary help agencies-------------------- -Business management and consulting services ________________ _--Computer programing service• -------·--------------------- -Detective and protective services --------------------------- -Business services, n.e.c ---............ _____ -----------------... --... -Repair services .................. --- ........... --------........................................... .. -Automobile services, except repair-------------------------- -Automobile repair ond related services----------------------- -Electrlcol repairrepair shop$services •• -- __ ........ •• __ ---•• --------------------Mlscellaneous ___ ., _________ .. ____________ _--Business and repolr services-ollocated •. ---------------------- -Pen...r senlces •••••••••__________________________ _ -Private households ---------- ·-·- --------------------------- -Hotels and motels---------------------------------·-···---· -lodging places, exceptand hotels andgarment motel•----------------------Loundering, cleaning, other services _______________ _--B«iuty shops __ ----------_·------------------------- ______ _-~~;,,~~f/!h"O"P-•:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: ---Dressmaking shops •• ---- __________ -----------------· •• __ • __ -Miscellaneous personal service• ------------------------·----- -· Personal services- allocated __ •• __ --------------------------- -r.tertolotutil ... hlCtOotloa ...... ___________________ _ -Theaters and motion pictures •• --------------------·--·-·----- -Bowling olleys, and billiard and pool porlors -----------·--·----- -Miscellaneous entertainment and recreation services ------------- -Entertainment and recreation service>-ollocoted ---------------- -l'nl!esRooal """nlate4 .....tc"'------------------·----- -Heolth services ---------- -----·-------------------------- __ -Offices of physician•-----·-·------------------------------ -Offices of dentists ______ ----------------------------·----- -Offic:es of chiropractors-----------------------------···---
·-·
-
--·--
Hospitals---------------------------------------------Convalescent institutions __ • ·-·-------- ---------- --- ._ --- •• Offices of health proctitioners, n.e.c -------------------·----ti.Glth service>, n.e.c ------···---------------------------legal services -------------- •• ----------------------------Educational services ---- __ ------ ---·-- ----------------·----Elementary and secondary schools--------------------·----- -Government -- ----- ------- ---------------- ------ -· ---- _
--
-------Colleges and universities •• __ ··-------------- __ --- ----· •• __ • -Government-------- ____ •••• ----·----------------· ___ _--Libraries _______________________________________________ _--Educational services, n.e.c --------------------------------- -PriYOte ----·------------------··-·····--·-----·•••·••
Privet e __ -------- --·- ______ -------- -------- ______ -----
-------
Not specified educational services-------------------------Museums, art galleries, and zoos ---------------------------Religious organizations -- •• ------ __ -- ---- ------------- ------- -Wetfore arvices ............ --.............................. ---------------------- -Residential welfare focPllies --------------------------------Nonprofit membership organizations _________________________ _
----------P.tilc ....1 lt1l'lllfell ................................................................. .. --Postal servite -·---------- •• ------------------------------ ---
Engineering and arch1tecturo1 services -----------------------Accounting, auditing, and bookkeeping servlces------------·---Mlscellaneous professional and Bloted services ---------------· Professional and related services-allocated--------------·----
federal public administration-------------------------------State public ad minis trotion. ___ --------------------- --- -----1.ocol pubric odministrotion .....---·--------.-------·-------Public odministration-ollocoted ---------·--------------·---1959 ........ ---------
..........,..,,......Int ........
....try ... '-'""'··-----------------------------
-----
---------
1 3 1 4
Female
528 424 256 406 3 559 18 664 3 300 2 rn 3 272 881 1 208 768 5 157 1 788 5 155
300 7 880 657 1 800 1 070 34 980 5 763 1 196
33 620 6 326 2 200 3 274 13 686 6 966 1 168
35 492
33 16 1 2
16 128 12 829 1 040 528 387 1 691 1 303 3 325 121 4 434 2 445 946
998
088 778 029 691
796
1 364 4 691 902 3 837 16 '127 2 808 7 tlJ9 1 730 4 080 1 683 15 674 1 120 4 804 617 2 834 712 2 540 369 41 1 804 833 6 554
2 ()43 1 010 3 040 461 104 921
22 779
2 855 1 896 444 13 6()4 2 139 353 1 488 3 427 53 028 31 726 26 948 4 778 19 397 13 326 6 071 395 1 488
22 244
6 846 2 526 191 3 530 4 574 3 035 1 234 3 508 41 129 12 257 8 026 5 7"8 13 9-49 1 149 140
...
tm
1 153 331 1 094 4 561 2 020 7 150 12 109 2 506 2 022 13 265 4 272 1 318
444
278
n1
854 41 15 7 1 5 7
762 366 491 459 324 198 100 61 741 1 404 2 618
14 years old and over Mole
1 3 1 4 3 20 3 2 3
548 478 279 436 608 170 399 752 283 891
1 208 827 5 237 1 802
...
female
Mole
Female
Male
300 7 927 657 l 821 1 079 36 443 5 881 1 196 616 1 153 337 1 107 4 620 2 038
1 487 3 379 l 253 4 325 3 557 19 093 3m 2 694 3 201 869 1 191
296 7 660 626 1 786 1 053 34 604 5 714 1 173 572 1 150 321 1 074 4 435 1 971
667 3 059 1 067 3 818 2 929 12 352 3 194 2 207 1 094
178 306 206 250 574 842
33 574 11 936 2 453 1 980 13 012 4 193
26 4 2 1 11 6
753 911 503 900 253 186
24 398 7 837 2 576 1 412 9 962 2 611
26 366 4 873 2 483 1 880 11 136 5 994
14 439 12 096 1 005 518 358 1 424 1 238 3 214 121 4 218 2 343 918 407 273 745
23 7 1 1 1
831 570 687 213 166 132 498 38 451 385 261 766 640 621 234
5 875 4 732 800 312 479 545 401
22 911 7 338 1 648 1 173 1 127 127 482 36 436 2 309 15 573 1 675 8 196 2 553 3 149
5517: 4 487
...
2j2
40 18 7 1 5 7
943 080 023 421 068 118 100 57 713 1 363
16 362 2 095 4 807 680 3 163 553 2 758 659 16 1 631
ts 382
45 216 26 949 5 108' 1 231 4941 4 221i
4 491 1 261 778 2 452
6 212
3 412
1 759 1 714 2 739
1 155 484 1 773
670 418 935 456 329 9 789 688 418 803 2 784 28 647 17 608 16 171 1 437 9 391 5 907 3 484 320 960 368 251 6 844 1 '122 415 2 691 2 834 1 839 725
105 832 47 185 4 560 1 585 153 34 579 3 451 275 2 582 1 847 43 812 33 733 26 762 6 971 6 164 2 934 3 230 1 243 2 187 485 100 4 556 2 390 1 522 2 378 468 1 092 482
891 956 457 630 848
11 999 1 482 4 436 2 057 4 024
33 10 5 4 12
17 600
...
34 12 2 2 13 4
237 126 506 028 297 280
811
5 043 1 748
...
32 6 2 3 13 6
32 6 2 3 13 7
563
32 16 1 2
720 218 804 109 691 796 369 695 902 852 502 986 646 746 124
ts 348
278 783
31 650 15 723 1 770 2 017 657 701 1 323 4 645 861 3 749 15 927 2 767 7 433 1 727 4 000
ts 619
42 942 18 908 7 590 1 511 5 365 7 234 100 61 741 1 432
14 922 1 364 4 598 607 2 856 727 2 541 386 37 1 806
1 4 3 16 2 7 1 4
338 206 278 712 029
...
...
1 553 4 967
658
2 899
733
2 551 386 41 1 831
...
...
12 885 1 044 545 387 1 703 1 309 3 325 121 4 451 2 463 958 444
...
...
...
...
...
48H 1 239 7115 2 594 271
6 2 1 3
530 157 133 240
4 782 1 338 798 2 646
5 902 2 007 1 092 2 803
191 156 83 285 4 588 3 165 264 53 379 18 7.43 257 2 88'1 3 103 79 401 57 010 45 046 11 964 17 617 11 216 6 401 1 7117 2 969 18 173 4 688 4 593 579 3 375 681 2 214 1 046 8 718
102 22 2 1
099 971 868 916 452
183 917
100 829 '12 678 2 855 1 916 452 13 501 2 135 354 1 465 3 429 52 757 31 633 26 859 4 774 19 250 13 192 6 058 393 1 459 22 234 6 853 2 452 191 3 533 4 473 3 011 1 218
...
13 655
2 229
1 3 53 31 27 4 19 13 6 1
6 2 3 4 3 1
359 492 448 301 949 114 835 438 337 101
...
16 353 2 679
40 022
3 460 5 200 411 1 048
5 752 13 967
4 603
...
12 257 B 046
... ...
38 000
-
Experienced civilian labor force
...
83 643
4 602 3 186 264
53 479 18 958 265 2 889 3 109 79 758 57 247 45 199 12 Cl48 17 647 11 227 6 420 1 814 3 032 18 178 4 730 4 620 583 3 405 681 2 224 1 046
...
15 957 2 679 4 UH 3 460
5 209
... ...
29 885
...
...
...
...
... ...
1 545 724 4 364 1 119
...
2 16 1 8 2 3
...
.. .
...
...
645 987 534 096 257 52 601 18 446 254 2 799 3 059 78 573 56 495 44 570 11 925 17 310 10 976 6 334 1 761 2 989 18 165 4 672 4 467 573 3 309 641 2 184 1 015
64 16 2 1
38 711 12 163 7 334 5 610 13 674
15 379
34 10 6 4 12
...
...
... ...
27 593
23 311
...
...
35 137
180 81 4 3
835
...
2 617 4 475 3 298 4 989
...
...
Female
Mole
ftmale
n
651 2 953 1 051 3 666 2 838 11 574 3 152 2 166 1 053 827 1 470
6;m75
6 622 457 965 956 26 499 4 423 557 133 644 252 631 2 488 724
...
...
-
56 2 139 1 143 250 342 298 253
...
47 28 6 1 5 4
798 599 130 318 203 291 30 71 1 063 1 093
... ...
.. .
.. . .. .
6&9
4 200 1 087
.. .
...
1 832 4 331 618 3 069 550 2 743 634 16 1 589
...
~
910 24 91)9
4~ ~
118
622 248 611
2~
681 ''" 21 97! 7 727 2 5«1, 1 391 9 760
2 558 qi•
781
294 451 514
m 52
2 018 1 100 242 3!11
285
...
29
71 105.I 1 031
...
665 648 630 387
3 ,,,: 1 089
.. .
165'/i
63 670 16 174 2 916 1 448 327 9 587 684 416 796 2 781 28 230 17 349 15 931 1 418 9 256 5 818 3 438 315 947 363 247 6 749 1 195 409 2 601 2 767 1 822 695
103 46 "' 253
5 1 1 2
468
...
U13 1 5lO
149,
3~ rJ: 2*7
2 Sll81 l~i
43 218 33 261 26 360, 6 901 6 ()881 2 990, 3 198 I~'
2 164
47'1'
99: 4 483 2 341 1 4'14 2 311:
444;
1 Q)l
...
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468
312 692 720 491 409
11W
20 714
16 321
.. . .. .
1 431
4372
2 002 3 923
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'See text for explanation.
25- 740
MINNESOTA
DETAILED CHARACTERISTICS
Table 184. Detailed Industry of Employed Persons by Race and Sex: [Dalo booed
on ~. oee to>tt.
TO!OI
Malt
amt....,----···----·----
907 851
NJricu1tu~.J1o~~!:.~:~-:::::::::::::::::::::::: AQnculturol services, except horticulturoL. ______________________ _
101 555
=~~~~=~=~~:·:::::~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::
Agncutture, forestry, ond f1Sheries-ollocoted ____________________ _
MW.. •• -- ------ ---- -- ------- ----·----- ------- ---- -9
~r~~r~ .::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: -
93 335 2 370 t 167 n1 169 3 793
u
11
4-47
m
52
Crude petroleum and natural gas extroction•------·--·········--·Hanmetollic mining and quarrying, except fuel. _______ ··----------Mining - allaeoted ____ ---- __ ---- -----· __ ---·- •• ___ ------ _____ _
477
bu~=~h:.TI-::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::.
77 768 15 143 17 429
Gtnerol Gtnerol contractors, except building ________________ •••••••••• __ _
~t~?~~~a~~~=:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::--
o!:'=~=====================:================= --
Lumber and wood products, except furniture •••••••••••••••••••.•
~~i~;~;,k;'.;i;;g·.;.11is~-.;.;dn;11i;o;k"::::::::::::::::::::::::: --
-Stone. cloy, ond gloss Pf'Oducts--------------·----------------- Gloss and glon products-----·-·····----------------------- Cement, concrete, gypsum, ond piaster produc11 --------------- Structural cloy products •• -------------------------------- __ . Pottery and related products-----------------------------· •• Miscellaneous nonmetallic mineral and stone products····--·-··· Metal industries •••••••• ---- •••• __ ---·-- •••• ---·---- ________ _Primary metal industries ----------------------------------- Blast fur.naces •. steelworks, "!lling and finishing mUI•-------- __ Other pnmary iron and '1"11ndustnes ---------·----------- Primary aluminum industries .......... - ......................................... - ......... .. . Other primary nonlerrous lndustries •••••••• ---------------- Fobricoted metal industries ---·-·-·-·-····-·-----··---······ . Cutlery, handtools, and other hardware··-·---------------·· Fabricated structurol metal products -------------····--··-- Screw-machine products ---- -·-----·-···--··--···---·--·.. Miscellaneous wood products ------·--······-········-------
Furniture and fixtures------- .. - ................... - .. - ............ _.__ .. __ .., _____ _
--
Metal stomping --···-···----- ---·-·------·--···--------· Miscellaneous fabricated metol products-------------------· Not specified metal indu•tries ----------·-·-·---·-·····-··· Machinery, except electrical •.•• ---- __ ----·- ________ •• __ ---- __ _ Engines and turbines ................. ____ .... -------- ........ __ ........ -----_ ..
. .
-Construction and moteriol-hondting machines----·----------- •• Metalworking machinery----------------------------------- Office and accounting machines ................................................................ Electronic computing equipment--------·------------------- __ Machinery. except electrical, n.e.c_. ---- ·--------------------- Not specified machinery--···-·-··---·-""··--·---·-·-·---- __ Electricol machinery, equipment, and supplies·-----··-·-···--·--· Household appliances-----·--------·---··---------·-···---· Radio, television, cmd communicotkm equipment ................................... .. Electrical machinery, equipment, and supplies, n.e.c -··---------- Not specified electrical machinery, equipmenl, and 1uppl"1s.------Tron•Portation equlpment ________________ •••••••• -·-·-···----- Motor vehicles and motor vehicle equipment··-···---·······--- . Aircroft and ports •• ------------------·-···-·-·········---_ Ship and boot building and repoiring-.----·-···-··--·-······-- Rollrood locomotives and equipment •. ---······--··-····-----· Mobile dwellings ond campers •••• ----------------·-·-··-·-·- Cycles and miscellaneous tronsportolion equipment ---··-····--· Form machinery and equipment ..............................................................
-
--
Professional and photogrophic equipment, and watches-·-···-···-· Scientific and controlling instruments--------·-··------·--·--· Optlcol and heotth services supplies----------------·--·--·-·· Photographic equipment and supplies----·-------------·····-· Watchea, clocks, ond clockworlH>pen>ted devicff ---------- -- •• Not specified professional equipment ---·--··----------------· Ordnance -- __ -· -· •• -- -- -- -·. --- •• ---- •••••• ---- ------ ---- -Miscelloneo!" manufacturing industries-----···-··--·----------Monufoclunng, durable goods-ollocoled ••••••••••••••. ________ _
.
-.
.
824
316
~
/Mlle
5 273
4913
28 23
141
7llO
12 12
7 945
137 193 17
~
5<61 310
-
164 !!fl 28 4 9'11
8:54 l 516
4
21
-' 5 -4 335 74
5
58 32
mm
85 HI
323
tm
2 295 1 44'1 JS
9611 596
133 844
6 2 2 1 2 6
131 835 357 919 806
m
159
43 192
46 329 Zl4
910 I 471 45(1
3 171 317 52 2 537
263 16 34 6.411
22 171 6 941
4 1)15
2 3311
2 781 1 124 6911 IS 230 1 604 s 216
060
2 ()4.4 4 823 88J
49 934 203 5 069 6 024
3 1 17 16
04'1
319
605
076
589
14 02'I 2 730 I 479 8 7$7 1 063 10 373 4 024 2 861) 1571 176
648 1 094 6372 4 283 961 1 076
38
790 95 289
205
201 3 225
580 690
94
-
15
YI 8
190 126 37 62 20
28 6
64
-5
7
9
-
Floor coverings, except hord surfoce ---···---·--------·-··-·· Yom, threod, and fabric mllls ------·-····-····----------·-·· Miscellaneous textile mill prodvc:ts ·-·--·······------···--···~rel ond other fobricoled i.>tlile products ·····-------·--·-··· Apparel and occeuories ••• --.--------··-········--···-··-·· Miscellaneous fobricoted textile products-------·-···-·-·------
327 390 1 889 1 353 536
-
II
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44
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m
n
34 131 41 14 I 744
1 114
---
16 65 13 33
-
..., 19
85 27 36 22 2()2
2 714
8 Q
--682 :136
--
23
---
52
23 8
15
7
-
17
'
17
8
v
220
103
ll22 617 645
47 94
--
314
416 7 043 3 614 101
5 250 106
5 l'M
7 6511 636 1 :m 4 797
202
63 14 3 31 15
'1'17 I 99ll 598 455 413 117 16 3311 4 352
2 973 938 441
-
11
96
15 81 10
80 S2 24
-83 83 -4
3 175
11 256
1292 6aS
12 10 374 211 6 022 4 812 1 210
77
25
2<19 8
Ill 28
3 27 11 15 15 15
---
18 11 7
21
-
-" "--
-
118 118
--
6l
13 70
364 61 43
--3 15 27 Tl -75
46 29
5
20 67
ta
117 67
-
200
85
106 9 66 18
35 13
--
-
113
n
s
6
-5G 16 17
630
337
204
15 17 18 7 25 61 19 21
306480
4 774
21
53
so 12 v
64()
59 113 20
aw
8 416 47 911 !!fl
172 4 Ill '811 l 309 1 937
tm
27S 9900
11115 345 206 334 .411 246 4
11
34 3 390 2 362 1 744 S64 19
35 1 02ll 511:1 32.9 5 21
142 21
40 83 134 15 8
3 Ofl 6l4 f>1
8 1111
SI 13 10
so
36
9
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411
13
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---
1\> 19
37 4 33
1 152 336 l17
135 124
n n1
86 345
20 914
I -428 43 995
979
230
5 1Sll 67 360 746 199 711 22
390
2 7l!3 543
14
20 67
S4
232 271
447
116
62 2112 31 3 219 111 6 5
Oli4
13 338 3 335
124
164
9
3 Ht 575
-
129 20 23
325 1 073 109 27 1 236
94
7
004 701 716
,. 7 6 18 3 2
63
-4-
211
15
1n
2 770
11
15 21
so
4H 23 10 181 219 25
18 542
12 15
22
35
502 185 711 '40
-4 -5
280
868
3 135 331 6llO 68
194 185
Ml6
41 9
20
-
48
115 45 6
v12 .
-
---
1 406
488
1 428 851
568
10 003 403 3 689 582 l 558 3 13S
-
30
Im
166 1711 2 2.411 'J07
5.52
ljl SIO 661 73
636
34 916 178 2 184 4 179 l 883 631 13 666 11 7'40
455
9 949 I 617 930 6 656
746
6 348
10 344 27 477 S25
.w
260 5 725 21127 811 4
S68
319 468 3 286 4'lS
3 079
815 299
26-q
363
297 68 76 186
72 16 15
so
24
145 13:!
63 36
5 21.7 3 965 546 718 28 10 4 797 2 913 3 213
346
3 514 1 372
2 313
47 738
44
Ziil 17:! 276
35
117 4 75
13 352 2 997 1 253 217 1 687 1
on
2<16 201 7llll 329
5 'W 82
2 575 1 S50 1 535
215 924 811
118 57
558 259 31 46 138 84 l 215 904 311
--21 23
97
-6 1
10
23
7
8
8 6
8
7
453 126
n
992 4 11 6311 3S
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s -5
616
226 126 1l
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13 345
4
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6 362
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Mlnneopotis-SI. Poul
It
147 675 1 004 129
3 755 I 130 1 467 948 603 :594 360 1 249 1 ISO
l 173 361
5
--5
41 909
Tobocco monufoctures --·· ·····--·--·--·-----·--------····-··. Textile mill products-----------···-···---··--·---------·-·-·- . Knitting mms -----------------·--·-·· ··-····------------··. Dyeing and finishing textiles, e>
--. 11
--3 s
34 317 10 3SS 6 367 2 417 3 7tlll 1 664 .499 3 719 3 164 2 264
..
16
I 933 529
n
87 826
-. -.
-------
-4 7 -
33 280 7 857 4 059
Malt
76
~~ ~~:!:: :: :::::::::::::::::::::::::::: :: :::: :::: ::-Conning and preserving fru~s. vegetables, and seolood$ ·----·--- g.,'1~~~~~:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: -CanfeCtionery ond related product•----------------·-··-···-·- lleveroge industries •• ----·--···--··---··--·-·--····--··-- -- Miscel1oneou1 food preparation and kindred product•···-·------- Hot specified food industrle$ ------------······-··-.---·----- :=ucis::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::
,,.,...
~·Milin"-
~
•m
217
. .
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9 475
3 930 I 729
DETAILED CHARACTERISTICS
-1
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14 5 742 4 ni 4 A54
a:=
*
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Food
of """1bols.
Tho Stutv
The State Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas of 250,000 or More Total t1111ployed, 16 years old
Fer,,_...,
1970
--
58 44 141
--
94 161 l~
17'6 121 '6
75 46
-
24 5 140 130 10
487 70
-
S6
s
1 rm l 079 18
466
~
3 386
u U1
2 811
440 135
-
2 81'9 17'11. 1 141 4 898 904
560
573
377 6
"
154
32 2 317 1 744 573
MINNESOTA 15-741
Tobie 184. Detailed Industry of Employed Persons by Race and Sex:
1970-Continued
[Cota boiied on sample He text For meaning of symbOls, see text]
Total
lll•11lf11cturiot-Continued N....,.....-h-Contlnued Poper and alliedond products------------------------------------Pulp, paper, paperboard mUls ___________________________ _.
-. --
Mi&eellaneous pop11r and pulp products -----------------·----Paperboard containers and boxes-----------------·---------Printing, pubijshing, and allied industries --------··------------Newspaper publishing ond printing----------·----·----------= Printing, publishing, and allied industries, except newspapers ----- Chemicals and allied products ------------------------·-------Industrial chemicalsand --------------------------------- :_:_ __ Plastics, sfinthetics resins, except fibe
-
.Synthetic ibers •• ---------- -------- -- __ --- ----- ---------- _Drugs ond medicine•--------------------------------------- .
.
Soa~s and cosmetic•--------------------------------------l'oints, vorni>he-s, ond rela1ed product• ----------------------- Agricultural chemicals •• ___________________________________ ----·--------------------· __ --------_ MioceNaneous chemicals
-~troleum and coal products---------------------------------- ~troleum refining __ ------ ____ ---- ____ -·--.---------------_ Not specified chemicals and allied products-------------------- -
Mlocelloneous petroleum ond coal products--------------·----Rubber and miscellaneous plastic products •• ____________________ _ Rubber products ------ -----···---. ___ ----- ______ ---------Mlocellaneous plastic product•-----------------·------------Leother and leother products _________________________________ _
-lonned, curried, and finished leather ------------------------- Footwear, except rubber•••• -------------------------------- Leather products, except goads-allocated footwear--------------------------Manufacturing, nondurable ___________________ _ -Not 11oclfletl m-11cmio1 i..tu.trles ------ ---------------- ..-line>..--------···-----------------·------
...i •Iller paWlc otllltles • ___ _ lroosportllfoa •• ---- •• -------- ____ ----. ----- ------ ___ _ Ronroods and railway express service·------·----------------Street railways and bus ,......,......., comm..ltatlOftt,
Trucking service __ ----___________________________________ ---.. - .. -- ........................ ·---........ - .... ___ __-Warehousing and-storage ---Wot er transportotion ---- ---- ------ ____ ------ __ ------------- -Air transportation-------------------- •• ·------------------- -Pipelines,incidental except natural gos --------------·-·---------------Services to transportation __________________________ _--Taxicab service ................................................................ ---------.. --... --......... _
------Utllthts •"" 11oitory sonlces -------·-------------------Electric light and power--------------·--------------·-·---·- --Electric-gas utilities •• ------------------·------- __ ----------- -Gas ond steam supply systems-------------------------·----- -~~J~~~u:~~ice;::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: -Othf!r ond not specified utilities----------·····---------------- --srrt""'°"• .......... •!Mr •tlllllH-olloct!H C•••urdcatians .... ,.. ...... __ ---- __ ............ ,. ........ ------·------- ..
Radio broadcasting and televisio•---------···---------·------Telephone (wire and radiol--------·--------------·-···------Telegraph and miscellaneous communication services ____________ _
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......... ----------------------------------------------
Motor vehicles and equipment--------------·-·-·-----·------()rugs. chemicals, and allied products-----------------------·-· Dry goods and appare1------------------------------·------Fo«I ond related products--------------·------------··-----Form products- raw materials -----------------------·--·---Electricol goads -- ____ ---- ---- -- -------- ------------ ··-·---Hardware, plumbi119, and heating supplies-----··--------------Not specified electncal and hardware products----------·------Machinery, equipment, and supplies---------·---·-----·------Metals and mintrals, n.e.c. .•• -------·-----··--------·-----·-
-----
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----
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~troleum products __ -- ------ -------- -------- -------··· ---- _ Scrap and waste moterials •••• ---·-·-------------·----------Alcoholic beverages •• -------------------------------·------_ Pnper ond products ••••••• -----------------------·------Lumber anditsconstruction moterlols ___________________________ _ Wholesalers, n.e.c ____ -- •• ____ -------··· ---- -------- __ -----Not specified wholesale trade.---------------··----- --------Wholesale trade-allocated------------------------·---------
---·--a.1111 ....... ________ ---- ------------------------------ -Lumber and building material retailing -----------------------Hardware and farm equipment stores----------------------------Generol merchandise st<>res---------------------------------- --0,.P:Ortmen.t and IJlail-order establishments--------------·---- -Lim1ted-pnco vanety stores.------------------------------Vending machine operators -------------------------------Direct-selling establishments---- __ --------------·---------_ Mi&eelloneous general merchandise stares------------·-------
----
----
------~!ri1~::~~~~====================:::::::::::::::: --food stores, n.e.c ···---------··-·-····-···--------------·
Food stores ··------------------ __ ---------·-------·------
----stations -----------------........................ _..... _____ - --
Mot<>r vehicle deoler•-------------------··-----------------Tire, !>attery, .and ac~essory dealers •• ----·------------·------_
Gosoline
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25-742 MINNESOTA
-
Standard metropolitan statistical areas
The State
The State Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas of 250,000 or More
Duluth-Su?:i~~r, Minn.-
Persons of Spanish language
Negro
Minneapolis-St, Paul
Mole
Female
Mole
Female
Male
Female
Mole
Female
Male
Fema~
17 677 11 810
5 910 2 665 2 320
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96 27 69
78 14 51 13 23
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1 660 962 698 3 806 945 2 861 978 278
323 218 105 2 845 512 2 333 941 44 392
16 16 4 12
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63 39 13 12
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225 152 43 13 6 5
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4 598 138 3 647 213
544
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6 903
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539
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DETAILED CHARACTERISTICS
Table 184. Detailed Industry of Employed Persons by Race and Sex: 1970-Conttnued !Dow bcOOd {)!\ ~. S
The $IUlll
The State Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas of 250,000 or Mom
Tfllol
Wholooalo ...t mell lnMle- Continued ..... ttodo-Continued Mi$Ctllaneou• vehicle deolera ••••••••••• _______________ ---· ___ _ Apporel ond accessories stOf'ttS, except llhoe stOf'ttS -·-·-·········· Shoe stores •••••• -·---- ···--·-···---··-·-·------· ........ __ " Fvrnrlure and heme furnishi"?" storts •••••••••• -----······· •••• Household •Pfni•nces, television, and radio''°""' ••.•••••••••••.• Eating ond dr nking places •••••••••••••• ··-··· •••••••••••.• __ _ Drogttores ........ ---····· ···------------····· •••••••••. __ • Liq1J<>r stores .••••••••• ····--·-··-· •••••••••••• --·· ••• _•. -·· Form and garden supply st()<'M ................................ . Jewelry otores •••••••••••••• ···--- ........................ __
-
-. .
Fuel ond ice deolers •••••••••••••••.••.•.• ---·····-----------Reta~ florists-·-·-----········--·-·-·--·--···-· ____ ••.••• __ _ Mi$C4lloneous retoll otores ................................... .
-.
·-
:.t~:~ ~~:,~~-=::::::::::::: :::::::::: :::::::::::::."""""'· .................... -·------···-···-------- . Banking -·-- -·-· -- ·- ·- ···----- ................ ------------·. Credit agencies •.•• --·-·······--·-···-······ _____________ ••• . Securily. commodity brokerage, ond investment COOIPOnies ••.•..•••
---
lnauronce __ -- ,. ____ ,.. ---· -------......... --........ -_,, _______ .... ____ ----
Reol e&1ate, including real Htole-insuronce-low office&--------··· Finance, insuroncei and real estate-ohoco,ed ....... _____ ., .. ,,. .............. ..
.
Business services ------------ ................ __ ------ ------ _Advertiaing_,. ________ ---.. __ ............... ~ ....... ------ ---- -.. _----.. - Services to dwellings and olher buildrngs •• --------------···--...... aad """"lonicH ·····•••···· ·······•··-·····
-
Commerciol research, development, and testing lab• ........... . . Employment and temporary help agencies .................... . . Business manogement and con5ulting services ______ ,.., .. ,._,,,,.., ___ _.
Computer programing services···-·------·-·····-.. •••••••••• " Detective and protectivt ffrvices -----------........ ,. .............. -+--- . Pusiness servicts. n.e_c __________ ............................ - ................ ----..
Repair services ---- __ .... _.............. ___ ., __ ........................ -------- .,._ .. Automobile oervice>, except repair-···········--·-··--------· . Automobile repair ond related services ....................... . ei..:trical repair shops ____ ---·---- •••••••••• ··- - -··- ----·- -- Miscellaneous repoir services ............................... . . Business ond repair services- allocated ............ --·---------- ,.,.......mc.. _______________________ . ----------·-Private households __ ---------· ____ •.•••••••••••••••••••••••• . Hotels ond motels •••••••••••• __ -------·····---· •••••••••• --· . lodging places, exeept hotels and motel• ....................... . loundermg. cleaning, and other garment services •••••••••••••••.• . Beouly shop•-----------------·---·-- •••••••••••••••••• ----- Barber shops-·-··· •••••••••• ····-··· ••••••• ,. .•••• ------ .•• Shoe repoir shops •• ·--········-·········-···--·-·------·-·-· Dressmaking shops ......................................... . Mfscellaneous personal Personol services-ollocoted •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••.•••• .$8rVicH -- .. -- ..................... ______ ., ____ ...... ___ ...
Eoto1111uo•t """ rocntlioo sonices •• _. _. _••••••••• _•••• Theaters and motion pictures •.• ·-------·-···---------·-····· ••
~~:i~~!"J:·.~~r~l~%'!~~~s~r.':.= ..-~1c;.-:::::::::::::: Entenoinment ond recreolion services-ollocated •••••••••••••••••
-.
Prefeuloool olMI relete4 1....ices........................ . Heotth services •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• -- •• -· -- - Offices of physicians ...................................... . . Office• of dentists ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Offices of chiroproctors •••••• -------····---······-----··· •• Hospitals ••••••••••••••••••.••• ·-·-·····-·············· .. Convalescent institutions ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Offices of health proctitionen. n.e.c •••••••••••••••••••••••••• Health services, n,e.c ------··---········-·------·-··-···-·· legal services ------ ---------·--·-······--·---· ............ .
-
-.
-
-
Educotionol services •••••••••• ---······· •••••••••• -------- ••• Elementary ond secondary schools .......................... . Government •••••••••.•••. ---- •••••••••• --------·- •••••• Private -----·-······-···-·----··--··-·· ----------···· •• Collegeo and universities ................................... . Government .......... -- ............... -- ---- -- -- -- ---- ............... ---- --- ... -- Private ---·-·--··-------- -----------------·-··---···- -· Ubrories __ •••••••••••••••••••• -· -- -· ·-·--·-- •• ---·-· -- - - - . Educational services, n.e.c -------------.-----.------------"-~· . No1 specified educolionol services •.•••••••••••.•.••••••••••••
-. .
Museums, on ~ollerieS. and ZOO$··········-···········-······· .. ~~~\::!~':::~~~:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: . Residential wettore foclllties •••••..•••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Nonprofit membership orgonizotions .......................... .
-Engineering ond orchltecturol services-·-·-···················Accounting, auditing, and bookkeeping oerviees •••••••••••••••••••--Miscellaneous professional ond reloted services --··-·····--·-·· -· Professional and related services-ollocoted •••••••.•••••••••.•••
--
...............'""""' -----------·····--·-------··--·-··... .. ----
Postal service .............. ------·--·-··-·----- -·-····· ••• Federal public odminlstrotiOn ................................ . Stole public odminlstrolion •••••••••••••••• ·--------······--- Locol public administration ••••••••••••••••••••••.••••••••••.• Public odministrotion- allo<:o19Q ··-·············----·----·----
DETAILED CHARACTERISTICS
For~ Ill~. -1">t]
--
fom"1e
1 473 3 334
:mi 7 623 "26 I 765 l 044 J.3 209 5 5% l 173
4 295
3 508 17
3
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2 6a1 3 195 8511
565
1151)
l 191
752
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1 236
s~
315
F-
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l6
25
II 6 14
56 9
155 15
7
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17
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10
16
4 708
l 065 4 376 l 9s;J
611132
96
6 l04
33 lH
!14 OOIJ 11 '9l4
171 54
275 117
4973 1 734
6~
2 3 13 6
200 246 553 77'1
lf117 32 81,
155'13 1 744 1 '137 657 701 I 318 4 t.41 861
2 45;1
1 974 12 980 4 1115 1
11
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53
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61
IS 1M 12 1)44 11)()5
260
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356 1 412 1232 3 214
3 132
19 4 -7
112
3 734
4 201
12 8
15 664 259>4
2 325
89
7 403 l 711 3 956
4()7
121
'906
31
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142
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25
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129
80
24 ll 14 5
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554
93
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761 9&2
4 604
I 908
9IJ8 2 667 419
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22 501 2 846 1 896 444
13 450
2 056 3"8
1 461 3 408
52 31 26 4 19 13 6
2ll 31
51
S06 .c32 715 717 209 181
028 3114
1 459
22
234 6 768 2 A2ll 191 3 473 4 4tH
3 006 1 213 3 357
39 719 12 163 7 320
s 606
13 656 l 034
1 168 765 2 406
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134 124 4
125 26
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81 659 4 520
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52 526 18 236 246
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56 263 <122
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11 841
17 280
10 '65 6 315
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9 192 4 759 71/J
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21 159
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12 905 l 440 1 511
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7 250 2 ()79
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708 2 647 2 504 881
3 699 2 5'Xl
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5 087
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2 964
751 432 I 5117 93 ... 39 438
457 11
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12 Ul 10 079 11194 413
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97
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Tl 136 l S44
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194
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l 804 107 26 348 6 1183
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2 848
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MINNESOTA 25- 743
Table 185. Industry of the Experienced Civilian Labor Force by Race and Sex, and Weeks Worked in 1969 and Experienced Workers Not in the Labor force by Sex: 1970 [Doto boud on somple, see text. for mooning of symbols, see text] Weeks worked In 1969 of the experienced civilian labor force
Experienced civilion lobar force
The State Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas of 250,000 or More
White
Negro
Pers.ans of Spanish language
932 230 103 334 102 357
7 375 82 82
5 231 179 179
14 252
9 373 2 420 1 489
363 1 807 1 126
Total
50 to 52 Total
weeks
Year lost worked of experienced workers not In labor force
27 to 49 weeks
1to26 weeks
160 529 8 685 8 479 206 2 221 26 760 33 636 21 113 959 593 329 530 1 386 882 790 268 2 398 6 510 1 828 1 945 156 871 336 1 025 745 621 1 807 12 265 1 328 999 275 2 137
71 411 5 975 5 868 107
19~
1964-68
1969-70
22 222 3 727 3 657 70 603 2 515 4 360 2 324 158 188 68 58 150 52 204 32 246 584 31 136 13 82 68 19 57 20 254 1 997 346 199 46 421 11 47 53 317 281 99 10 34 9 124 39 3 141 1 761 119 304 39 40 99 135 318 145 3 567 960 272 2 607 362 225 437 251 130 136 134 374 81 477
50 002 8 370 8 228 142 1 091 5 942 9 782 5 164 336 314 93 133 327 153 411 47 604 1 078 111 525 107 195 130 70 194 169 538 4 516 935 464 68 741 30 44 98 686 924 128 83
113 111
THE STATE
and.-------------------- Agricuttu~~-~-~~:::::::::::::::::: . Male, 16 years ohl
Fore1try ond fisheries ---------------------------------- Mlolot -- -- ---------· -------- ---------- ------- -
Durable g:od~:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: Logging ------- mills, __ -------____ ---------------------Sawmills, planing ond mlllwork .•••• ______________ _C181tnictloo -------- •••••• -------------- -··- -- -
--
Misc.elloneous wood products-----·-------------------- Furniture ond fixtures -----·--·----------------------Stone, cloy, o.nd glass produc;ts ····-------------------Cement, concrete, gypsum, and plaster products--·----Primary iron and steel industries -----------·----------- Primary nonferrous industries ______ ---------------- __ _ Fabricated metal industries, including not specified metol __ Machinery, except elec1rlcol --------·-·--------------Office, occounting, ond computing machines __________ _ Electricol machinery. equipment, and supplies ____________ _ Radio, television, and communiwtion equipment ... ----.... Motor vehicles and motor vehicle equipment ____________ _ Aircraft and ports ----·-··-------------------------Other tronsportotion equipment ----------------------Professional ond photographic equipment, ond wotches •••.
--------------Miscellaneous manufactures ond durable goods- ollocoted_ -· -Nondurable goods •••. __ ••.• __ -·-····--------------- --- -Meat products ------------------------------------- -Conning ond preserving produce, seafoods, ond _ -g~:~:g1~~~~iri;$ :: :: ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::---Yorn, threod, ond fobric mills------------------------- -Other textile mill products---------------------------Apporel and other fobricoted textile products ___________ _-Poper and ollied products ----·----------------------- -Printing, publishing, ond allied industries---------------- -Chemicals ond allied products·------------------------ -Petroleum ond coal product'----------------·--------- --Rubber and miscellaneous plastic products ----·--------footwear. except rubber----------------------------- --Other nondurable goods------------------------------ -Not speoified monufoctu.;ng industries-------------------- -r.... .,om:uo., ,.,..'"""11oa,, ...i tt1ior""""" ot111t1es Railroads ond railway express servic•-------------------- -Street roilwoys ond bus lines --------------------------- -Trucking service and warehousing ---------------................ _--Air transportation •.•. ____ ---------------- ••••••••••• __ -All other transportolion ____ ---------------------------- -Communications ______ .... __ ................ __ ---- ......... ----- ____ _ Electric and gos utilities. ______________________________ _-Water supply, sonitory services, and other uliltties --------- --trade---------------------·--Wholesale trade -------- -------------------------·-- •• -Ordnance-...... - ............ __ ............................ _.. _____ ..., ________ _
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Wholuale ud ..,,..
----
Food and form products -----·----------------------Retoil trade-----------------------------------------Hardware, form equipment, and building material retailing_ General merchandise stores •• ---·--------------------Food stores---------- -- •• ------------------------ -Mo to~ vehicle.sand ~cessories retailing---------------Gasohneand servrc.e stations stores ... ----------------.. ------ .. --.. _ Apporel accessories _______________________ Furniture, home furnishings, and equipment stores _______ _ Eating ond drinking places •••••••• -------------------Drugstores __ ---- •• __ •••••••• -- -- ----------- _. --- __ Other retail !rode-----------------------·----------F1Hnc1, ln1un111t1, - real ........ _.. _____________ _ Banking ond credtt agencies ----·-----------------------
---------
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-------Other finance ond reol...,.,, estate.....i... ---------------------·----· ............ _____________________ _-Advertl$ing -------- ____________ •• ··-- ------ ----- ----- -Commercial research. management, and progromlng services_ --Automobile services __ --------------------------------Othtr business and repair services ..... __________________ .,.,._ --p.,.....i nrvlcn -----------------------------Private households------------------------------------ --Hotels ond lodgin9 places ----------------------------- --Insurance....................................... -------- ____ ........................................ __
-----
laundering, cleonong, ond oth" garment services •••••••.•• Sorber and beauty shop•.----------------------------Other personal services •••••• ------------------------. &tertalotooot ood IOCtffllM senlct1 ______________ _
---Pref...i...I aM ~ Health services-------------------------------------- --· Educational services, government ............................................................ .. ----Educational services, private -- ----·--·---------------- _--Wottore, religious. ond nonprofit membership organizations • --Other professional ond relotod services ------------------ --.,_ .........lnltiH'-------------------------- --Postal service ------------ •••• ---- --------------------- __--Federal public odministrotion ______________________ 1onlc11 -----·····-······
--State ond local public administration -------------------- --u-p1o,..i ,.,..., 1o11 •riH 1959 or.....,.,___ _ --'includes allocated cases not shown seporotely.
25- 744 MINNESOTA
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DETAILED CHARACTERISTICS
Table 185. Industry of the Experienced Civilian Labor force by Race and Sex, and Weeks Worked in 1969 and Experienced Workers Not in the Labor force by Sele 1970-Continued [Otllc booed"" l>Cll'llple,
over-------·-··--·--- -
Total
While
Negrc
579 682
570 355
'767 9 522 245
'692 9 46.2
5 497 12 12
57'1 5 2tl5 93 572 47 220
S19
-Forestry and fiaher1e& ................................ .. . Mlalng ...................................... .
c-_.. ---·····--·------------------------
M....todvring ............ -- -- ........ "" •••• " •• -
.
.-
Ou~~~~~~~=~=iii~.=~~~=~il~~~=::::::::::::::::::: .-Miscellaneous wood products ........................ .. Furntture and fixtures --------------·---·------------Stone, cloy, and gloss products ....................... .
~e:;ni;..~·::~e~~J)::,~i~~-~I~~~~~~~-===::::: -. Primary nonferrous industries ......................... . . Fabricated metal industn.s, including not speclfied molal ••• Machinery, except elottricol .......................... . .
Offlte, accounting, and computing mothill0$ •••••••••••• Electrical machinery, equipment, ond supplies ............ . Radio, television, and communleotion equipment ....... .. Motor vehicles and motor vehicle equipment ............ .. Aircraft and ports .................................. . Other transportation equipment ...................... .. Profeuionol ond photogrophk: equipment, ond wotche$ .... . Ordnance .......................................... . Miscellaneous manufactures ond durable goods - allocated •• Nondurable goods. ................................... .. Meot products ----------·---------------·---··--·--Canning and preaerving produco. seafoods, ond beverages •• Bakery products·------------------·----------.-----Other food industrie•------------------·-·····-------Yorn, thread, and fabric mills ......................... . Other textile mill products ............................ . Apparel and other fobritoted textile products ............ . Poper and allied products ---·-··---------·---·-·-----Pr1nting, publishing, and allied industries·---------·-----Chemicals and allied products. ___________________ -----Petroleum and cool products. _________________________ _ . Rubber and miscellaneous plastic product> --------------Footwear, except rubber-----------------------------Other nondurable good•------------------------------Not specified manufacturing industrie•--------------------Tnupomotloa, c..,•..ic.tfoM, ...i oltief pe1o11c ..tmtt.o • Railroads and railway express service--------------------Street railways and bu1 Hnes ----------------------------
-
---
-.
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-Trucking service and warehousing -- .... - .......................................... Water tronspartation ........ ____ ----------------------- Air transportation .............. ---------·-----------· -- All other tron•portotion ................................ . . Communications __ .... __ ................ __ ........ ---- ....... _..................... .. Electric and gos utilitie•--------------------------------- Woter •upply, sanitary services, and other utilities--·-------
Wholenle ...t retel trade ...................... ...
Wholesale trade .... -------- -------------------------·Food and farm products ---------------·---·------··-Retoil trade-------- -- ------ ------ ------··---------···· Hardware, form equipment, and building material retoilinlJ •• General merchandise stores ........................... . Food stores __ ------------·-·· .............. -- ...... . Motor vehicles and accessories retailing ................ .
---
--
Apparel and accessories stores ........................ . Gasoline servtce $tations ................................ - ............................
-trade-------·-----·---------------------- --
Furniture. home furnishings, and equipment stores .... - .......... .. Eating and drinking ploc••-····--·--------------------Orugstor.......... ---------· -------------------- --Other retail Ffeoac:e, lasttrunc1, DIMI nel atet. .................................. .. Banking and credit agencies-··----·--------------------· Insurance ........ -·---··------· ............ ----------- Other finance and real estate -------·-····--------------- -
Advertising -------- -- .......... ----·---····----------- Commercial research, management, and programing services .. Automobile aervlces ----------------·-···--------------1..i..u""" ..,.., .......... -----------------------
Other business and repair services ....................... . ,................ -----------------------· --------Privott houaeholds .. -- .. -- •• _••• -------------- ........ . Hotels and lodgit19 places -----------------·-··--··--···· laundering, cleanong, and <>ther garment services ........... . Barber ond shops ............................... . ~uty
6l -406 252 9'15 1 518 268 403 3 14 8 8 l I 4 3 6 45 4
41)5 518 187 Oa.7 370 415 646 4113 384 518 1149 144 462 609
2 329 672
5 SOB J90 I 002 6 467 6 079 9 760 2 3SO
Other profenk>nol and related servi<:es ................... .
.-
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...... •1o1ttnt1oo• -------·····---------------Postal service------------------·--·····---·--···-----Fedilrol pubfoc odmini•trotion .................... -----· --Stole and local publk: administration ---·············-----~ Wtlbd 1959., ....... _____ _
DETAILED CHARACTERISTICS
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Table 185. Industry of the Experienced Civilian Labor Force by Race and Sex, and Weeks Worked in 1969 and Experienced Workers Not in the Labor Force by Sex: 1970-Continued (Data base
DULUTH-SUPEltlOR, MINN.-WIS., SMSA Male, 16 yean old aml , _ -------------------
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--------------
Footwear, except f'ubber ---------------.. --------- ........ -Other nondurable goods •••••• ------------------ •. ---- -----r...
No1 specified manufacturing industries·----------~---- .. --.. npomtloo, ••••unkotlotts, .., attt.r pulilk utllltlts 1
Railroads .and railway express service ___________ ................. .. Street railways and bus lines ------------ .. ·------------- -Trucking service and warehousing --·-··----------------Water transportation __ .. -----------------------------Air transportation ••.• -------------------·--------··--. All other transportation .••••••• ------·----------- __ •.•.
------
Totol
White
Negro
62 990 '72 795 177 9 115
62 496 959 785 174 9 075 5 977 10 575 6 706 445 220 382 40 305 256 2 337 54 l 051 l 041 77 181
194 10 10
s
998
10 706 6 790 445 225
386 AO
308
259 2 388 54
l 051 l 041 77 191 53 31 9 275 49
-
Retail trade---·------ •• -·----------·----------- ...... Hardware, farm equipment, and building material retailing. General merchandise stores .. ____________ ,.. __ .. __ ,. ____ ., __
----·
---Motor vehicles and accessories retailing---... ---------....... -Gasoline service stations----------------------------- -Apparel ond accessories stores ............................ _________ _ Furnilure, home furnish•ngs, and equipme(lf stores-------- -Food stores ____ .. ________ --------------·---- __ -------
---g.7;~~t~~i1 uad-;:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::---
Eating and drinking plac•S---·-----------------·-·-···
-Banking ond credit agencies---------------------------· -lnsuronce ______ ------ __ ................. __ ......................... _______ .. -· Other finance and real estaie --------------------------- -"'"""'" ...i repair servk
IH nof estm ................................ ..
-Other personal services------------·----------·---···-· --laundering, cleaning, and ether garment services. _________ _ Barber and beauty shops. _____________________________ _
--Heatth services---·------····------------------------- -Educat•onal services, government ............................. ________ _---
863
3 212 856 8 665 603 736 l 332 l 078 l 106 347 518 1 486 216 l 243 l 587 479
604 504 1 568 38 102
682
746 1 105
116
385 227 147 230 485
6 987 l 442 3 242 553 961 789 3 624 667 l 008 l 881 8
------
religiou5, and nonprofit membership organizations _ Other pralessianal and related services-----····--------·
-Postal service -·--·--· ·--·-·-·----------------------- --Federal public administration •• ____ •.•. ----------------- --State and local public administration--------------------· PuWk •lolstntion' -------·-------------------
u-ployetl , ........
lost'"""'' 1959 ........, ____ _---
'Includes allocated cases not shown separately.
25- 746
MINNESOTA
32
-
-lO -
---
--
Eaterid. .nt aod ncnation senrices •••••••••••••••
Welfare~
3
227 24 888 625 427 858 123 106 182 715 190
-
Pnfes"-1 aod rolatff sorvlces ------------------
Educotfonal services, privot•------.. -------------------- ..
-3
233 24 8 958 3 636 427
11 877
--Wholesale trade ------ __ ---- __ ------------------------ -Food and farm products --·----·-·-------------------
-
---
11 --
Whole1ot. ood ntoll tmle ---···--···-·--·-···---
Communications---- ______ ---------------------- .......... ..
31 9 275 42
7 56 45
'Z/3 3 845 233 476 173 690 33 51 144 328 955 289 231 15
Water supply. sanitary services. ond ether utilities ................ ..
-Eleetric and gas utilities •••••••••• ---------------------- ---
53
-
297 3 892 233 490 173 701 33 51 144 334 965 289 231 15
l 167 106 182 722 l 190 404
Fhlnce,
Weeks worked in 1969 of the expen·enced civilion labor force
Experienced civilian labor farce
The State Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas of 250,000 or More
-
8
3 1
l
404
-
11
--
---
40
-
-33 -7 --
11 801 3 192 851 8 609 603 731 1 332 1 069 1 106 347 SOB l 465 216 l 232 1 587 479 604 504 1 568 38 102 682
23 5 5 18
1 071 116 376
24
7"6
211
143 '12.5 415 6 918 l 418 3 209 541 961
789 3 584
664 981 l 871 8
---
5 13
---
---
4 16 4
-
31 7 17 7
-
Persons of Spanish language
152
-35 18
24 12
--12 ---
--12 7
--5 ---
----
--
---
1to26 weeks
45 725 703 593 110 7 641 3 365 7 851 4 968 213 144 247 26 226 190 l 9'Z/ 33 859 703 50 157 39 22 3 159 30
10 532 128 89 39 1 005 1 909 1 635 l 158 173 41 78 5 62 52
5 846 108 91 17 386 675 1 013 539
276 3 815 214 483 173 688 33 51 139 334 937 289 226 15
217 2 868 187
38 473 4 81
233 19 879 604 427 858 145 106 182 7'12. 190 400 669 167 831 502
158 15 502 946 315 631 27'1 83 130 618 060 306 540 581 704 959 430 562 965 844 610 258 399 801 154
62 103 939 773 166 9 032 5 949 10 499 6 665 440
210 360
40
301 252 2 372 54 1 036 1 031 77 191
53
31 9 265 49
-
8 3 l
l
8
-
17
-
l l l l 1 1
8 9
--
-6 --6 7 -7 --
-
14
I
1
6 l 3
603
728 298 042 087 347 518 431 211 237 582 474 604 504 546 38 102 673 733 048 99 360 227 143 219 461 892 413 209 543 955 772 607 667
-
3
-
l 873
-
-
309
148 451 11 23 117 251 774 246 178 15
-
20
14
-
27 to 49 weeks
11 3
3 3
-
50 to 52 weeks
Total
31 ll
-5 4 -7 -4
Year lost worked of experienced workers not in lobar farce
999
...
-
6 2
l 8 2 5
936
l 339 424 540 375 1 092 15 55 485 537 641 38 188 149 118 148 218 4 654 l 066 1 942 'Z/4 721 631 3 179 603 883 l 646
...
')99
16 125 211 13 27 14 5
-
62
16
-
a
113 4 12 17 57 76 34 48
-19
4 1 814 533 83 163 745 23 24 72 74 35 1 500 378 98 11'12. 83 45 161 88 198 21 58 268 33 167 187 37 60 90 243 17 13 119 94 176 13 72 39 9 43 76 1 589 186 991 198 l'ZI 85 270 55 66 139
...
54
25 35 9 13 10 144
5
52 117 14 7
-4
6 44 3
-
21 474 23 93 17 124 18 16 5 26 87 9
-56 -
563 125 29 64 121
-
28 32 56 59 1 629 208 'ZI l 421 90 121 172 110 279 68 61 362 24 134 56 13 4 39 211 6 34 69 102 231 48 100 39 16 28 167 649 161 276 51 105 56 158 9 50 88
...
1960-63
1964-68
1969-70
2 392
5 112
66
211
7 814 481 371
61
5
332 253 434 347 76 26 11 8
20 20
137 5 24 13
-
10 5 2
4 11
84 6 20
-
2
6
28 17
-
5 3 568 319 23 67 44
-
16 9 32 36 354 126 41 228 'ZI 21 28 18 4
9
23 33 6 57 62 26 7 'ZI 24
-
15 9 38
8 13 4 9 4 12 115 16 47 11 14 27 134 27 21 81
. ..
151 60 580 643 815 607 111 19 13
-
30 27 241 10 25 40
-
'ZI 4 5 5 28
-
2 49
208 28 21 9 30 12 7 5 31 46
-9 5
5 l 137 705 48 52 118 12 30 16 87 32 744 207 60 537 33 34 97 50 29 23 36 119 14 102 77
26 17 34 99
-
16 35 48 111 24 57 21 4 5 48 313
69 107 33 55 49 334
76 60 183
...
117 496 958 1 531
920
146 45 15
-
42
32
255
9
118 84 B <18
6
15 5 23 14
-
101 605 34 67 18 135 10
-
24 91 107 13 20 10
-
76 6 776 2<18 16 114 213 13 23 19
65 43 1 577 224 69 l 353 70 94
306 105 151
65 33 290 14 225 114 18
23 73 122
6
-
51
65
320 66
192
22 8 32
308 $90
123
219
80
92 76 604 63
238
272
...
2See text for explonotfon.
DETAILED CHARACTERISTICS
Table 185. Industry of the Experienced Civilian Labor Force by Race and Sex, and Weeks Worked in l 969 and Experienced Workers Not in the labor Force by Sex: 1970-Continued [Doto b!lliOO Ci<\~' see ltl
The State Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas of 250,000 or More
"4111
-J ~ -1l!ld "' l'i'f'I o11i..
hlrce
Totlll
Wlule
~
35 040 252 1117 65
34 7IJl!
128
,,.,..._"' S/l
Female, 16 yews old Qft4I O'lel' --·--·-----·-----
-
Forestry and fishenes ···-·---------------···----·------ -
c..11TUetlon ------------ ---------------- ______ _-IA!ohit ·- -------------- -----· ------------ ---·-
OL=n~:~~~'::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: Sowmitt•. planing mms. ond millw<>rk •••••••••••••• ::.::: -
---
Mi11eelloneou1 wood products---------------·---------Furniture ond ti.xtures - ....... - .... - ............................................. .. Stone, cloy, and glass products --·-···-----··---------Cement, concrete, gypsum, and plaS!er products-------Primary iron and steef industries ........ _____ .... ., .... ________ _ Primary nonferrou5 industries ..... ,.. ....................................... - .. .. Fobricared metal industries. including not •pe<:ified mehll __ _ Machinery, exupt eleclricol ··----·----··--·--------··· Office, accounting, and computing machines~-------- ........ Electricol machinery, equipment, and supplies ••••••.•••••• Rodia. television. and communitotion equipment ________ _ Motor vehicles and motor vehicle equipment ••••••.••••••• Aircraft and ports ---·--·-·-····----·····-·-·--····-- Other tronspOrtofion equipment ---·-·-··-·------·····-· Professionol and photographic equipment, and watches •••••
---
-Ordnance •••• -- ••• _•• ·-•••• __________ ---- ____ •• -·. __ Miscellaneous manufactures and durable goods-ollocoted •• -
No~~·:~~3~~~s :: :: :: :: :: :: :: :: :: :: :::: :: :::::::::::: -.
-----
Conning and preserving produce, seafoods, ond beverages •• Bokef'/ products---·--···-·--·----------------·------ Other food industries···-·-·--·----------------··-·--Yarn, thread, ond fabric mills---·-··------------·--·-·Other textile mill produets. ••.•••••••••••••..•••••••••• Apparel and other fobricoted textile products •••••••••••.• Poper and allied products-·····--·---------------·---Printing. publishing, and allied industries .•••••••••••••••• Chemicals ond allied products •• ·--·---·-···--·--------Petroleum and cool product•--···-·--·-·····----------Rubber ond miscellaneous plastic products-·----------··· Footwear, except rubber---------·-------------------- . Other nondurable gaod•-----------------------·------Nat specified manufacturing industries ••••••••••••• _______ _ TNll.,orhrllon, CORl-1cllliotos, tlftlf other pdllc lllllillel• Rollroods and railway express service ••••••••••••• _______ _Street railways ond bus lines ---------·-····-·-·--------Trucking service ond warehousing ,...,. _____ ,.,. .......... -.................
--
.
-
M
Water transportotion .,. ___ ------ __ .................................. - ........... ..
Air transportation .... __ .... ------ ..... ., .. __ -- -- ........ __ ---- ........... ..
-.-
.
-
~~;~~~i~~~~',,",•~a:'.~~ :::::: :: :: :: :::::: :: :::::: :::::::-
---Whofe11fe 1n4 nhlll lnofl1 ----------···--·---··--- Wholesale trade ---- -- -- __ •• ---- __ ---- ____ ---- ••••••••• Food and farm products -------------·---------·-··-· -Relail trade •••• --·------------------·-····--········-- Hardwore, farm fquipment, and building moleriol retailing • ---Food stores-------·······-------------·-------····· --Gasoline service stations-----·---······-·--------···· -Apparel and accessories stores •••••••••••••••••••••••• Furniture, home furnishings, and equipment •tores _______ _--Eating and drinking plocos •••••••••••••••••••.•.•••••• .. Drug•tores ______ •••••••• ____ •••• ---- •• ------ •••• -- -Other retail trade-······--··--------·--·····-------· -reof ••tm ....................... . --- -Bonking and credit agencies-----------·---·------------ -Insurance............................................. -------- .... ---- -- - - ....... .. -Electric and gas utilities---------·---·--·-··--·-·----- -Waler supply. sanitaf'{ services, ond other utilities ----·····
General merchondise stores ............................................................... ..
Morar vehicles ond accessories retailing ............... ~ .... - ......... ..
~-
Fiuace, irt1UN11Cef aN
·.. .. avs1- ...... ...,., •orvic••.,. ----------------·----· Advert1s1ng ... _,. .. .,..,.,____________ ______ ., ......... -.................. ..
Other finance and real estate-·-------------------------
198
2'17 3 675 831
e-
Prof1..l...I .... nhtff lllYicH -·•···-··--·-····· -Health services··------------·-----·------------------
--.. Welfare, religious, and nonprofit membership CH'llOnizalions -· ·-Other professional and related services .................. . --
Educationol services, government ............................- .. - ..... - .......... .. Educationol services, prlvote ...........................................................
f'uWlc •lohtrot1oo 1 ••••••••••••••••••• _______ _ Posto! service··------------·-------·-·····-···-······ Federal public administration •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Stole and loco! public odmlnistrotion -··-···-·-··--··----U....ploye
'includes allocated
to$1!S
not $hown separately.
DETAILED CHARACTERISTICS 494-465 0 - 73 - 48
....
..-·
--
2SM
I!
52
17
17 15 ll
64
64 4S
45
sa
Sii 131
131 44
M
l>40 17
235 17
6
4
33
33 12
12 14
9 127 2 8Z!
75
165 94 419 56 67 1 192
33
524 17 20 16
14
9 122 2 7llO
75 1&5 94
403 56
67 I 177 33 524
17 20
16
-
J33
144
22
22 tel
'91
93 65 51 33 16 57 428 212
'r.\
65
46 33 18 S7 423 212
20
9 166 611 150
8 555 230
20 9 127 611 150 5J6
e
230
l 712 1 201 180 96 758
\ fR'I 1201
203 2 519
2(13
180
83 754
361 1295
2 514 361 1 291
1 472
1 4.72
435
m
310 495 18
-·
Other personal services-------------------------------- -&_hl_t .... -..!loo ........ ______________ _
3623 !!21
15 l1
3 264
Other business and repair services ............... ,.. .............................. ..
m
52
-·----Penooal ..me.. ----·-------·-······-··-······ -Private houstholds ·-------···-············--···-····-· -Hotels ond lodginp places --·-·----------···------------ -· loundering, cleoning, ond other garment services ••••••••••• -Barber ond beauty 1hops ••••.• ------·--·----------·-··- --
Commercial research, management, and programing urvlcts. Automobile services-----------·---·-······-----·······
2112 187 65 198
68 Ill
34()
l 139
n1
m
18 611 tfl 337 3 243 1 134
--
-
16
5
·-
--------5 1l
----
---ll 5 ----5 -
-
15
-JS -8
-3 4
--
----u-12 --
T~
43
311 VU
17 338
--
231
174
171 llll 194
1::1:5
-·
lO'
:I-
---------10 -s --s ------
--· -
---
11
-----
342
342
21'
t\4
13 565
U3H 6 522 3 7911 I 099 l 039 931
25
14 12
--
I 246
11
6
128 A62
11
6 569 3 83e I lSO
l 066 942 l 274 131 '187
637
637
172
172
64 6
7
-
-
11
5 6
-6 -
-
5:1
11
6 H 7 Sii 31
15
ll 64
Ml Sii
3S
131 44
:L3S 17 6 33 12 9 9 122 2 606 75
67
:13 14l 13 6
22 12
5 5 42 1 405
53 13
\49 94
41 143
379 56
Al!)
67 1 \S1 2lil
37
622 15
sen
m s
17
20
'-s
16
-
133 22 flt 88
66 t9
""'74ll
65 51
45
33
4 liO
Ill 53
• 6411
--
-·
52
-
416 497
$
216
16
s -
174 1 t18 4!lol
en -s
204 20
16
Jfj
m
418
-
"'"""
3 49"
-
854 428 501
854
51l!o5:2
~
DUUITI4-SUPERIOR, MINN.-WIS., SMSA- Continued
Agricultu~-~~'.-~.".:'~~-~-~-::::::::::::::::::--
v- llist worked of e>:periencoo !lo! in klbOr Iott$
"°""""
...~ civb..,.. fm;e
597 150 e 051
230
1 636
l l50
166
96
741 182 2 295 361 I 194 1 450
725 432
m
441 18
54 61 314 2972
992 !!OS
:m 466
317 192 12 911 6 209 3 691
I 121 l 007
883 1123
126
Jn
601
...
3Jl
27 "'49 -i..
l
to"'
~
l~
1964-611
1969-70
B 227 lili
730ll 37
9 744
1l 512
20
26 ll
4 248 2ll 16
5'
2211
4
14
66 42 711 14" 367
15
Sl 1161 179
-8 II 4
4 6 4
5 26
m
1311
-
14
\6
54
:3f/ 4
-
--5 4
42
682
s
50 211 Sil
6 20 31& 13
96
ll)
6
-42
-
211 14 44
23
4
-4 3116
191
-
109 2
s
ll
25
3
" lO 6 6
1 809
2 :!07
4
256
16;
934 656
127 3'I 420 104
l 021 187
606 1 000 54,2
280
178 147 18 15 47 167 1 406 331! 352 299 267 150 73 61$5
3 5511 1 210
m
665
l 675
37 321 22ll 6
211
152
36 5511 40 2tll
,.1 100 100
61 117
5
-
87 23
2 120 31 3$1
260 33 29 169 <¢2
716 134 31'9 1&9 1)3
52 54
-
73
5
9
613
43 9$4
156
438 '1!17
18
104
216 56
104 81 49
40U l 264 l 784
576
178
2'1
5
-
6
17
43 lO 24
4 33
147
23 42
-5 17
-
21•
54 6 3J
--99 24 -
1 184
128 37 1 056 25
240 125 20 15 106 14
l 387
6'11 268 164
172
217
20
211
74 115
...
76 71 I 194
412
--5 22 13 6
-
7 4
-s
31)
25
A5
10
as
23 10 lS
5
ll
71 761 32 60
l ()33
SJ 17 15 361 14 Ill 16
12 IS 31() 32 144
s
2326
66
30 104 26 250
-6
21
10<4 3
117$
~
45
16
-
4 J6 6
33
13?
na
-8
52
JO
13
33 5
5 3 114 J87
3 508
37
84 3 299 59 719 2116
75 2 927 668
m2.3
16
297
374 416 267
54 6
17
28 6
150 280 118 103 ~
14
20
:io
S3 1 043
37
152
6 21 57 30 129 l3 4 40 4
324
~3
%
113 113
IS 27
209
41
19 307
67 1 188 102 5\l 467
229 124 \14 217
-
29
6 42
14
137
16 172
571
1 176
1 454
2:l()
416
14'1
~
SIS 116
158
99 147 253 i 130 1 479
12 l 259
202
...
12
70 2 718
234
...
29
106
445
81
9
38 95 86
7)1 78 232 403
71
4
5 27
4 632
311
8
1(1 }j)
lcW J7
134
6
337
12 53
376 89
-
579 1' 26 25 148
3 Iii'/ 30 3
276
-6
-
32
-
32 496 149
---5
9 32 17
24
-45
58 2b
613 4(J(I
77 89
flO
104
4 '46
se
...
109 :io 18
27" I 491
656
\83
Z53
156 243 35 75
173
...
577
853 239
294 265 490
75 118
254
...
lex! for .,.pioomion
MINNESOTA 2.5- 747
Table 185. Industry of the Experienced Civilian Labor force by Race and Sex, and Weeks Worked in 1969
and Experienced Workers Not in the Labor Force by Sex:
1910-Continued
[Doto based on sample see text. For meaning of symbols, see text] Weeks worked in 1969 of the experienced civilian labor force
E>
The State Standard Metropolitan Statistical
Areas of 250,000 or More Total
White
Negro
456 544
6 888
5 041 4 955 86 483
35
Persons of Spanish language
Total
Year last worked of experienced workers not in labor force
50 to 52 weeks
27 to 49 weeks
1to26 weeks
344 833 3 328 3 255 73 366 27 105 111 690 71 685 31 851 233 1 009 2 208 760 I 472 I 171 8 058 29 609 12 496 8 329 842 2 362 2 265 412 4 590 4 343 4 742 39 181 2 608 2 204 840 5 431 81 342 920 8 667 10 111 3 676 1 232 l 681
85 712 982 965 17 106 11 831 19 943 12 712 30 114 133 286 488 277 377 196 1 661 4 595 1 539 1 369 66 685 308 185 602 516 l 167 7 084 558 425 201 857 29 63 253 1 375 1 727 525 116 433 48 474 147 6 423 1 227 644 2 097 23 617 445 478 351 236 19 328 4 716 793 14 612 645 l 780 2 272 1 309 1 771 729 770 2 865 448 2 023 3 160 563 1 184 1 413 3 941 203 707 l 025 2 006 1 736 159 776 251 289 261 1 183 15 133 2 526 8 060 1 738 1 062 1 747 1 946 646 341 835
32 479 714 714
1960-63
19~8
1969-70
8 768 241 235 6 23 988 2 199 l 175
19 673 566 562 4 57 2 081 5 003 2 655 22 139 27 106 92 53 101 21 361 689 74 311 63 163 78 23 153 112 257 2 283 364 182 49 323 4 17 74 326 674 81 39 46 17 87 65 2 693 1 246 116 422 23 78 102 194 292 118 3 914 l 290 295 2 624 191 319 445 269 157 115 137 547 109 335 833 272 209 352 709 23 143 164 379 SSS 107 217 99 95 67 258 1 803 487 564 162 380 210 1 171 320 335 492
40 4U 2 084 1 980 104 141 4 127 8 07' 4 363
MINNEAPOLIS-ST. PAUL SMSA
Agrlcuttu~~-~~:':.~-~::::::::::::::::::-Forestry and fisheries -----·-------·--·-·---·--·-------- Mloint -- -- -------- --------------·-----· ----·- Coostnl
ovet' --------------··--·
--
Miscellaneous monufoctures and durable goods-allocated_
No~,i;,';°;~~:•::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: --
----
Conning and preserving produce. seofoods, and beverages_
~li:?tt:.i"'t~~~~lri;; :::::::::::::::: :: ::::::::::::::----
------------------
Yam, thread, and fabric mhls ------------------------Other textile mill products---------- __ ·-·--·---------Apparel and other fobrk:oted textile products-----------· l'llper and allied products -------------------------··· Printing, publl$hing, and allied industries---------------· Chemicals products--------------·-·-------Petroleum and and allied cool products _________________________ _ Rubber and miscellaneous plostie products ---·---------footwear. elltept rubber------------·-----·-------·-Other nondurable goadL.-----------------·---------· Not specified monufocturing industries-----------------·-· 1....,-11on, .........1ca11oos, ...i ...... pulllc otllltln I Railroads and rollwoy express service ___________________ _ Street railways and bus fines ·-------------------------Trucking service and warehousing----------------------Water transportation -- ------------------ ---- ---- ···--·
·--
·--
---~f ~:'rsi;..~~~~:;-ation"::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::-Communications ......... -------------........................ ---------- -Electric ond gos utilities---------------- -- -------------- -Water supply, sanitary services, and other utilities --------· -Wloolosale ....r rwttlll tro4e ----------------------- -Wholesole trode ---------------------------·-··------- -food and form products ----------------------------- -Retail trade------ -- -------------------- ---·---------- -Hardware, form equipment, and bu~ding material retailing_ -General merchandise store•---·----------·------------ -Foad stores---- __ ·-----------··----·- ____ ------·--· -Motor vehicles and accessories retailing---------------· -Gos.ofine service stations-.......... -----------.. ----------... -Apparel ond accessories stores.----------------------- -fumiture, furnishings, and equipment stores--------_-Eoting ond home drinking places. __________________________ -Drugstores --- _-- •• ---- -- --·----------- -- ---- ---- -- -Other retail trade •. --------------------------------- -ffMM•, lllNI real estate _____________ ,,_ ......
-Banking and credtt agencies ---------------------------Insurance.• __ ---- ____ ------------ ____________ •• ------ --Other finance ond real estate ------------------·----·--....,.., ...............1c.. _____________________ _-ld:11HUC1,
--
------p......i mvkes ----------------------------- --Private households -- --------------------------------- --Hotels and lodging places --------------·--------------- -Laundering, cleaning, and other garment nrvices------ __ --- -Barber and beauty shops------------------·------------ -Other personol servite•----------------·-------------- --i..terta-at .............""' ...... _____________ _ --"'9fuslonol ond """"s.mc.. ---------··--·--- --Health services------·-----------------------··----··· -Educolionol services, government----------------·------ --Educational services, private--------------------·-----Welfare, religious, and nonprofit membership organizations _----Other professional and related services---------------·-- --PwWlc '""""""IN!ion'-------------------------- --l'llstol service -------- ------------------------------_--federal public administration __________________________ Advertising ---- ____ ---------- __ ------ __ ------- __ ----Commercial research, monogement, ond programing services_ Automobile services.·--------------------------------Other business ond repair services----------------·------
-----
State and local public odmini•trotion -------------------u...p1oye<1 porMH, hut Ylwt.od 1959 ..........___ _--•includes allocated coses not shown separately.
25-748
MINNESOTA
467 078 5 106 5 016 90 492 41 280 138 431 88 387 61 1 037 418 I 432 2 850 1 121 1 969 1 459 10 292 35 564 14 525 10 157 951 3 116 2 677 687 5 329 4 963 6 376 48 970 3 284 2 826 l 095 6 561 138 425 1 284 10 560 12 516 4 379 1 398 2 322 161 2 021 l 074 44 235 9 525 2 338 11 691 172 5 811 l 647 4 643 4 684 l 805 102 639 36 027 6 695 66 612 4 012 9 006 10 822 7 117 6 641 2 682 4 132 10 739 1 889 9 572 22 746 5 050 9 286 8 410 21 954 1 459 6 048 4 788 9 659 8 321 506 2 775 1 589
I 753 1 704
4 035 54 979 11 269
20 005 5 742 6 509
11 454
22 7 4 10
791 278 47" 256 63
35
9
3 877 62
62
-
40 683
344
262
135 130 86 317 61 1 021 403 1 388 2 811 1 104 1 878 1 406 10 159 34775 14 164 9 908 936 3 036 2 644 670 5 210 4 865 6 082 47 754 3 153 2 790 1 055 6 398 138 401 1 243 10 283 12 365 4 319 1 375 2 270 161 1 803 l 059 43 299 9 237 2 263 11 554 172 5 734 1 622 4 586 4 625 1 752 100 891 35 517 6 623 65 374 4 006 8 840 10 692 7 046 6 543 2 620 4 099 10 263 1 874 9 391 22 S23 4 980 9 212 8 331 21 480 1 459 5 870 4 662 9 489 • 011 495 2650 1 540 1 714 1 612 3 883 53 088 10 756 19 332 5 558 6 255 11 187 21 974 6 950 4 293 10 060
2 312 1 <401
l 474
•See text for explanation.
58
-
15 39 5 76
22
68 486
233
199 15 58 24
4 83 81 241 902 106 27 28 97
-
925
-
-20
37 12 23 22 159 294 104 183
-
18 35
-
78 43 13 549 158 62 7 70
-
15 25 200 121 47 16
21 21 34 87 42 24 6
198 9 704 257
17
22
66
57
-
61 2 48
41 36 1 005 322 50 683 6 112 69 58 47 51 20 162 15 143 171 54 53 64 320 116 83 121 236 11 90
39
30
-
333 84 11 56
-
70 28 46 24 14 706 138
568 12 61 47 52 76 20 22 156 18 104 70 13 28 29 166 24 20 71 51 62
-
32 18 12
66
-
121 919 !l03 262 94 184 146 642 271 110 165
51 519 175 174 28 93 49 172 49
-
38
79
-
463 024 5 024 4 934 90 487 41 027 137 551 87 916 61 1 033 418 1 422 2 839 1 121 1 947 1 459 10 242 35 376 14 463 10 127 951 3 084 2 657
680 5 324 4 954 6 293 48 585 3 284 2 813 1 091 6 522 122 415 1 262 10 493 12 402 4 364 l 382 2 304 155 1 976 1 050 43 967 9 452 2 323 11 631 172 5 797 I 625 4 627 4 671 1 780 101 274 35 846 6 652 65 428 3 996 8 888 10 538 7 085 6 536 2 629 4 113 10 339 l 861 9 443 22 600 5 009 9 266 8 325 21 757 1 454 6 013 4 743 9 547 8 216 500 2 726 1 567 l 753 1 670 3 945 54 508 11 130 19 866 5 701 6 433 11 378 22 668 7 273 4 453 10 188
...
80
l 308 824 35 875 7 985 I 515 9 045 127 5 045 1 004 4 002 4 230 I 461 70 574 29 537 5 577 41 037 3 069 5 949 6 140 5 451 3 429 l 572 3 073 4 970 l 093 6 291 18 343 4 194 7 750 6 399 15 978 l 191 5 056 3 113 6 618 5 475 188 l 447 l 251 1 359 1 230 1 814 34 266 7 549 10 144 3 034 4 718 8 821 20 019 6 444 4 000 8 998
...
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-
15
2 091 5 918 3 519
-
68
52 127 143 84 98 92 523 1 172 428 429 43 37 84 83 132 95 384 2 320 118 184
so
234 12 10 89 451 564 163 34 190 27 194
79
l 669
240 164 489
22
11
1 9 1 2 1 2 1 1
l
1
5 1 1
135 176 147 90 83 372 593 282 779 282 159 126 325 336 328 270 504 320 129 097 252 332 513 838 60 250 605 923 005 153 503 65 105 179 948 109 055 662 929 653 810 703 183 112 355
...
-
63 30 40 32 14 47 13 167 397 20 75 8 70 35 10 52 16 128 992 119 70 33 239 5 19 47 169 155 52 10 18 5 51 32 I S33 862 81 117 10 29 59 79 135 69 1 773 586 164 1 187 100 131 207 91 62 65 62 212 47 210 383 66 120 197 229 29 22 57 121 256 33 70 79 39 35 83 573 223 146 40 91 73 487 152 101 209
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28 7'i
88 94 144
86
180 72 552
1 250 245 447
4e
145
83 94
210 213 684 3615 518
298
95 446
17 123 507
m
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422
926 1 498
381
873 406
290 2 170 225 l 527 1 202 243 262 697 154.! 109 143 391
902
1 5$6
385
813 110 20
228
1 787 4413 1 145 l 270
558
650
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2 160
400
891
707
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DETAILED CHARACTERISTICS
Table 185. Industry of the Experienced Civilian labor Force by Race and Sex, and Weeks Worked in 1969 and Experienced Workers Not in the Labor Force by Sex: 1970-Continued !Dote boood
lbherioo----------------···
~~~~~uznii fi$110rit.-::::::::::::::::::: :::::::::::::: ::
While
No!lro
~
Toll>!
50to" -1<•
2ho4'1 weelt$
l to 26 weeks
316 304 '1211 800
308 687
5 204
2 271
3115 861
uano
95 419
54 722
m
12 12
870
41'9 #9
*l'M6
191
ll57 40
40
11'9
c...m.ttoo ----·--· ---------------·-···· ··-----
3 218
17'1 3 1'12
M""""1ctvrio---··-•····-·-·--· ----- -- ••••••• --•
55 732
S4 324
US~3i~;~~~=~i~.=~~~=~i,~~:::::::::::::::::::::
30
-----
Machinery, except electrical-·-······-·---------------Office, accounting. and computing rnochines •• _________ _ Ele<:tricol machinery, equipment, and supplies ____________ _ Radio, television, and communtcotion equiprnenL~----- ... Mator vehicles and motor vehicle equipment. •.•.••••••••• Aircroh and parts -··-·-··-·---··-----------·-------- Other transportation equipment ------·---··---·-----··Prafessionol and photographic equipmenl, and W(lfchel ••••• Ordnance ___ ••••• -- .• __ •• _. ____ ---- _--- ---· __ ---· ••• Mitcelloneous manufaotures ond durable good11- allocoted ••
.
-
No:i;.i;o~~3.::s :::: :::: :: :: :: :: :::::: :: :: :::::::::::: .-
.-
Canning and preserving produee, oeafoods. ond beverages •• Bakery products •• -------------------------·----···-Other food industries-----·--------------··-·-·-·-·-·Yorn, thread, ond fabric mills-------------·--·--··-·-·Other textile mill produets _______ ·-------·-····-------Apparel and other fabricated textile products ••••••••••••• Paper ond allied products -------····-····-·---·-·-·-·Printing, publishing, and allied industrifl --·-------···---- Chemicols ond allied products--····-----·-·------------ Petroleum and cool products •••• ----·-·---------------- Rubher and miscellaneous plastic products ··------------- . Footwear, except rubber---------·-·---·-·-·------·--· Othtr nondurable goods·-··---·--·--------·----------- Nat specified manufacturing industries-------····---·--·--- Treo.,...,...., -icatloot, cm4 olhef ~ utlilllot' RoHroods and railwoy expreu service·---·---------------- Street railways and bus lines -·-----·---------·---------Trucking service and warehousing---·--·-----------·----- Water transportation---------------·-------·-----·----- Air transportation •••••• ________ ----·----- ____ ---- __ .• __ All other transpartotion -----·---- -------·------ --------Communications __ -· ___________________________________ ---- ______ ---- .... ---- ---- -- ---- _ .. Electric ond gos utilities_ Water supply, sanitary servi
. ..
--
--W1iole1olt .... ntei1"""' ··-····-·--···----··---- Whalesole trade-------·-··-·----····-·--···-----·--··- Food ond farm produets ----·-----··--······--·---·--- . ..
Retail trade __ •••••• ---····-------··-----·-·---·-·---·Hardware, farm equipment, ond building material retailing __ General merchandise store•-----·-···-···-·-··---·-·--Food stores -- ---· ·--------··- ------····-··--·-· ·- ··Motor vehicles ond occessoriH retailing····-··--··-····· Go$0line service stations··------·-------··----·-··--·Apparel and accessories store~'---·-·-·----·······-··--Fumiture. home fumishings. and equipment stores ________ _ Eating and drinking places ____________________________ _ Drugstores -----·-- ....................... ,. ____________________ - . Other retail trade·--·--·----------·-------·------·-·· FJR.ce, 1n1.,..., wul nal ntvt. .................................. .. Banking and credit agencies--------·--·--·--·----·--··--
---
--Insurance............ -- .................. -- -- ................. -- .. ,. -- -- -- -- -- - - - Other finance and real estate-----.---------·---·-------· ............... •..-.Ices··-·-·----------------- Advertioing -- •• ---- •••• -- •••• -- •••• -- ---· - -- - - ------- - Commerciol research, management, ond programing services •• Automobile services-·--·--------·-·-······--··-·--·-··· Other business and repair service•---····--·-···-·---···-- Ptn...i ........ -·----··-·-·--·--·------------- Private households •••••• -·--···-···------·-·-------- ••• Hotels and lodgin9 places ----·----··-··-·····-----·--··- Laundering, cleon1ng, and other garment services.·-·--·-·--· Barber and beauty shops •• ---------------·---------··--- Other personal services---·-------·-----------------·-··
"""roloto4 Edueotionol services, g.,_,.,..nt ________________________ _Health serviceJ -··-···-·--·-----------------·--··-·---. Educational services, privat•-------·-·--·-·---·-------.... Welfare, religious, and nonprofit memben.hip Ol'g
stnk11 ------------···--··
•Includes allocoted ccoos not $hown ffPOrutely.
DETAILED CHARACTERISTICS
30
1~3
77 372 747
78 20"4
78
19'8 386 2 315 10 440 6 02'0
m
2 390 10 709 6 262 4 9il3 4113 308 374 186 3 489 3 359 3 063 24 347 1 048 452 347 3 322 165 419 2 408 4 426 6 SIS l 930 287 l 742 109 1 177 513
()Sil
'9
193 77 383 752
Pri~7~ni%~0~:i'~~ef;~~~~ir!.nd -~~~~~~~'.'.:'-'. :: :::::: Primary nonferrous industries __ -·--·· •• __ •• ___________ _-
. Fabricated metal industries, including not >pecified metol __ _
an 9
Miacellaneou• woad produet• --·--------·-····--··----· Furnhure and fixtures ·--·-------------·-·-----··-·-·Ston<1, clay, and glau products -------·······--·------·-
Pnleulooal
Y- ml WOl'ked of fmlM!trienctd ~ Ml in lobo< fom
c;ivilio!> IQ"'1lr force
Toiol
Mlolog ---- ····--·-·----······--------·- •••••••
...-........ ud -
Wtoki~ill l~afllle
~of
MINNEAPOUS-ST. PAUL SMSA-Continued Female, 16 yews old a11C1 . - ---------·---····-
0
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~ civaion lollor forte
The State Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas of 250,000 or More
Aplcultvn, '-hy, ud
00 SClnlple, """ 10!<1. For ~ of &~. &ell le>:!]
4 873 490
m
374 Hl6
3 :143
3 271 2 974 23 758
13 552 1484 440 1 556 32 2 825
433 5 180
no 193
71869
12 868 2 430
65 001 1 279
999 446
347 3 2113
160 377 2 200 4 375 6 406 I 877 21!7 1 711 109 l 101 500 13 157 I 406 426 I 550 32 2 757 424
s 007
761 193 76 7U 12 685
2 400
!.pcni$ll
-
-
16 992
631
-
-11 5 -6 2e 233 210
ao
3 6
-123 62 77 361 45 3
-
15
27 71 27
65
36
20 52 -
264
Jfl
14
a
28
147
12 9&7
12 635
919 453
919 4 258 1 041
6 563 11 407
6 417 17 609
5 273
5 049 3 851
1 OS2
-
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36
153
71J(11
9 531 t 194
8 794
1 367 2 555 5 037
2 «lll
418
418
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4 899
2116 Zl
-30 6
8 51 62 Zl 47
14 22
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46 13 12 7
7
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25
-97
7 71 151 71 54 26
2 868 23 6611 1 018 4l 309
3 263
165 419
2 300 4 353 6 358 I 911
m
1 466 109 1 077 50l 13 2611 l 469
431 l 51'9 27
2m
4211 5 069 765 1'13 74 aa.s 12 515 2 373 62 310 I Zlll 20 184 7 323 916 529 4 212 1 530 14 387 2 974 9 075
I 854
194 482 129 207 242 283
98 84 97
-
35
2 275
2 451 i 524 14 094 51111
6 lll7
327
184 2 043 l 2 3 I
293 237 914 701 109
212
798
65 626 291
em
266 3 034
579 161
H 197
7 919 I 507
Z7 278
710 9 186 3 256 545 239 1 787
2112 2lS
344 8
it
ll3'l 29Zl
544 19 916
320
6 126
2 236 242 L44
1 439 419 5 204 1 013
3 529
1 345
4 922
...
927
348 35
324 14 225 81
1611'1 129 107 159
5 252 60 746 77
1 853
I 388
225
4 16 114'1
I 473 322 15 176 208
an
11!!31 129 146 9116 4
m
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718 1 954 3 866 1 304
l 635
927 2 555
120 675 1"1
1 002 331 11191
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5 21J9
4 315
1 641 I 118
1 HR
799
l 014 717
70 23
286 2 652 77
40
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100 88
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310 l!M
3 387
1 269
558 2 574 507 2 862 7 153 1 603 1 rn 1 553 1 941 l 030 1 036
2 4611
41
762 102
6 501
8 926
ea
318 464
12 5115
6 5 40
40
86 145 975
5 811
51
l>46 718 51
20 1411 432 116 331 51
23 41 258 1 122
52 430
2 349
3 490
20 37 93 120 10
790
332'1
89 l Ol6 14 I 758
5
21 ll 19 119 13
91
l 730 454 40 544 30 226 130
l OS8
12 731
14
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11 719
71
114 73
231
U5 4 545 l 804
16
714 811
74 301
463
3 554 4
1147
61 910
$86
J6
611
216 746 86 &
554 32 63 5!7
357 71122
'99
1969-70
281 16
4
67
5 213 6 636 3 496
a 370
401 137 49 21 65
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l!M! 2 606 1 505 l 3Z! 130
10 620
2 341 29'4 H 347 38 811 27 455 9 579 7 58J e 93'1
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s 590
4 853 3 842 2 931
23 15
I 404 6 816
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17 457
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37 199 513 31 13:7 234
1964.611
297
187
65 26 'Hi 145
15 345
53
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5 112
24 801
222
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33 656 1402.I 7 '}100
1134 5 l:at! 1 245 4 3411
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32
525 847 287 622 537 232
319
36!1 186 3 432 3 351
39
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9 19 34
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2 97
3 123 95 292
--
900 4 331 l 032 6 319
2 8116 3 506 2 317
40 024 2ll 024 9 816
5
6 161! 4 852 472
.
142
252:!
3 551
25
1111
12& '1S4 33 us
204
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46 241
142 133 113 26 151
4 022 3 039
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10 708 s 996
4
78
380 2 360 IO 544
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366
6
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11 21 14
544 912 047
e 414
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-
91
280 87
9 25 8 10 6
30232 9 193 77
297
188 33
25 118
3 125
--
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419 11'1 7 330
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552
4 328 1 565 15 146
583
-
665 122 14 543
-
S:30 40 169 3 167 54 402
.
758
7 608 936
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5 115 9
64 073 1 276 20 433 7 542 918 534 4292 1 547 14 'lOl 3 081 9 549
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535
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<437 17 74 466
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5 264 23
562
208 14
729$ 1 135
255 4 160
113 2 377 563
s
50
100
408
1 774 1 032 1 129 210 81 78 40 462 484 821 5 872 224 167 124 749 52 89 926
911 1 404 481
49
6 731 !l2 27
148 151 14 37 72 542 2 113
1 353
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119 57 T.! 10
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709 1 201
5 640 345 212
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740 50
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5.50 794
l 36'1 446
40
387 72 231
511 18
2 514 321 40 257 15
2 1$3
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l6 619
21 311
2 204 458 14 415
536 18 672
s 562
5 043
328
56 1 167
204
251
1 449
2 645 323
204 37 1 066
I 330 244
3 079
5 236
837
1 943
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2 924 l 159
5 Gtl
4 313
l 2/,7
2 232
119
16 438 153
498 820 71
206 Ill
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573
I 943
916 2 522 194 662 128 I 538
$2 1 193
4 223
613 384
1 370 'Ill/
324
1 088
357 215 214
37 340
37 210
2~
10 990 16 177 s 488
nm
6 347
20 078 5 8'92 4 935
5 9'2 &73 I ll26 3 176
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5 702
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4 395
56
"27 003 454 484
m
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l 354 l 836 l 1113 4 084 1$4
922 230 2 778 5 524 I 779 1 294 945 616 ll90 1 354
2 822
15 943 6 Bll6
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7 743 5364 2 031 1 164 1 473
573
650
1 525 1 445 1 27S
2 259
1 639
l 305
'299
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176 809 954
2 365
56
2 024
343 926
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379
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19 194
7 780
5 484
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MINNESOTA 25-749
Table 186.
Industry of Employed Persons by Class of Worker, !Race, and Sex:
1970
[Data based an sample soo text For meaning of symbols, see text]
The State Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas of 250,000 or More
-
Government workers
Total employed
Private woge and salary workers
Total
federol
State
Local
Self-employed workers
-
907 851
645 561
114 869
26 598
32 007
56 264
141 523
5 898
101 555 100 665 890
16 807 16 698 109
1 199
453 130 323
569 239 330
177 137 40
78 757 78 669 88
4 792 4 792
Mining ---· -- ·- --- • ___ • ______ •• ---- ---· __ •••• _-
13 447
13 246
43
16
10
17
152
Cps:trvction -· -- --· --- ____ ---- -------- .. _.... ____ _-
17 768
56 199
10 967
556
5 345
5 066
10 492
110
1 763 l 616
311 155
462 275
4 254 2 703 819 233 71 113 153 100 28 29 194
178 110 21 5
24
36
6S
Unpaid family Workers
THE STATE Toto I
Male, 16 years old and over------------------Auric•tturo, forestry, aatl fl1herie1. ________________ _ Agriculture ________ ---· ___ • __ ------ __ -----· ____ •• ____ • Forestry and fisheries ----·-··-·-----------·-··--·-··---
Maavf•ctvrift9 .. ,. - _.... ., ___ ---- ---- -- __ ., ___ - -- - -- -Durable goads •••••• __ •• __ • _____ ---- __ ------ ____ ----·-_ -
~~~~k·Pi~•inii mifis."oiiii-.ni1~;;~i; :: :::: ::::::: ::::::: --
Miscellaneous wood products-------------------------Furniture and fb
--
Prirnory iron and $feel industries------ ............................ __ _-
Primary nonferrous industries .......................... .,-----------Fabricated metal industries, including not specified metal •.•
-
Machinery~ except ~lectricol ------------------- .. ------Office~ accounting, and computing mochines-----------Bettdcol machinery, equipment, and supplies ____________ _Rodia, televis-ion. and communication equipment_ _______ _Motor vehicles end motor vehicle equipment _________ ,, ___ .., Aircraft and ports -----------.. ----------------------Other transportation equipment-----------------------Professionot and photographic equipment, and watches ____ _ Ordnance ______ ---------- __ ---------- -- ------ ------Miscellaneous manufactures end durable goods- allocated __ -
--
Nondutoble goods. ••. __ •• --·- ______ ------ .• -----------Meat prodtJcts ---- __ ------ ________ ---- --------- ____ ,.._ Can.ning and preserving produce. seafoods, and beverages _
-~~~:(ft;~1~~~~t-ri;; :::::: == :::::::::::::: :: :::::::: ---Yorn, threod. and fabric mills .. ~---------------------- Other t.,tile mill products ..... --------- __ ·----------- -Apparel and other fabricoted textile product:s ______ ------ --Poper and allied products ---- ------------·. __ ··- ------ -Printing, publishing, ond allied industries---------------- --
--
Che-m1cols and ollied products ____ -· ·- __________ ------Petroleum ond cool products __________ -----.-~ __ ---- __ -Rubber and miscellaneous plastic products----"·------- .. Footwear. except rubber------------··---------------Other nondurable goods_ _______ .•.••. ____ ------ _____ _ Not specified monvfocturing indu~trie-s ___________________ _
------Tn111tsp•rtotion, commu11iications. •M other public utilities ' Roilroods and railway expres-s service ________ ------ __ ---- Street railways ond bus lines ___ • -· ... __ . ___ -----·- ______ _-Trucking service and warehousing·---------------------- -· Water transportation __ ... ________ ------ ____ ------------ -Air transportation ___ . ____________________ ____ _--~~:~~~i~~~~si5 o ~~o-t~~~ == :: :: ~ =:: =~: =:: :: =::::: :: :::: :: --Electnc and gos utilltles ______________ .. --Woler supply, sanitary services. and other utilities-----------Wholesale and retail tntde ---- ---- --------------Wholesale trade ____________ .... .- .. _____ -------- ------ -food and form products __ .. ___________________ ............ __ -Retail trade _____ •. ___________ ---- ____ ---------------- -Hardware, farm equipment, and building material retoiUng _-General merchandise stores __________ ...... ________ ........... __ _-food stores ________ ------ __ -- -- - - -- -- ---- ------- .. -- --Motor vehicles ond accessories retoijjng ----------- .. ---- -Gasoline service stations------ ________________ -------Apparel and actessories storeL-----··----------------- -furnfture, home furnishings, ond equipment stores ___ ,. ___ _ -.foti.ng and drinking places ____________ ---------------- -Drugstores ________ ---- __________________________ ..... -Other r.toil trade----------------------------------- --~-----·
~-------------
Finance, lnnrant:e, and reol Htote .. _______________ _
-Banking and credit agencies---------------·,.------·---
--
---hsineu ond repair servkes --- _____ --------··--- __ Advertising __ --·--- ....... ______ ---- ________ ,,.._ -------- __ -Commercial research. management. and programing ser111ces_ -Automobile services -- -- ------ __ -- __ -- -- ____ -- --------- -Other business and repair services ________________ -- __ --- --Personal strrvicts ____ .... __ --- __ ------. _. __ ---- __ -Private households ______ ---- __ -- ---------- _--- -- ------ -Hotels and lodging places --------------·---·----------- -loundciring, cleaning, and other garment services,_.-·------_ -Sorber and beauty shops .• ________ .• __________________ _ -Other personal services------- --- _-- • _-------- ____ ------ -Eatertoinment and recl"t'atlon services .. ____ . ___ . ____ _ -Profeuionol and related servicu ______________ -- __ Health :services __ ------ ..... __ .... ______________ ----------- --Educational services, government------------------------ -Educationol services, private ....... -------- ________ -------- -Wettare, religiou:s, and nonprofit members.hip orgcnizo1ions _ Other professional ood relaled services ___________ ----- __ ----Insurance ____ ------------ _________ - __ ----- .. ________ _ Other finance ond real estate ____ .. __________ ·- __ -------
Pobllc odmlolsttation• ______ •• __ •••••• - • ____ •• --
Po.s.tol service ____________________ ·--- ____ .. ~ ____ ---- __--Federal public administration __ -------------------------State ond loco I pvblic administration __ ---- ______ ---- ... ----
-----
506 693
223 133 2 2 1 2 6 3 5 1 15
271 844 131 835 357 919 806 171 119 822 230
216 128 I 2 I 2 6 3 5 1 14
303 985 291 570 276 806 623 060 035 793 992
2 536 2 046
38
11
10
17
49 18 14 1 4
934 924
49 18 13 1 3 2 3 6 4 8
222 769 829 452 983 553 447 302 790 473
254 142 77
139 108 37
44 17
71 17 40 10 4 6
-
27 10
-
24 5
56
-
17 9
-
22
-
-
-16 -
-
10 10
-
15 5 18
-
43
43
9<18 252
898 133
30 55
20 64
434 13 119 17 25 10 30 27 4 414
453 47 38
130 14
141 23 5
182
I 504
50
16
18
6 5 6 55 112
16 6
l 889 17 677 17 343
801 170 128 647 650 311 810 1 803 17 584 16 650
17 37
5 799 1 660 3 806 <183 3 679 1 601
5 710 1 639 3 780 478 3 441 l 517
10
6
2 3 6
5 9 87 10 6 1 16
029 479 024 860 <189 372 742 175 826 355 196 664 102 327
846
76 17 4 20
10 16 297 4
85 10 6 1 15
-
-
10
-
-
12 291 4
-
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6
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20
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114 37
36 17
43 15
35 5
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6 126 168 I 040 100 34 286 30 71 1 502 2 693
529 140 24 57 14 95 12 28
384 21 111 27
5 213 7 905 16 20 130 8 17 l 394 2 599
3 599
54
208 2 806 8 40 115 33 8 180
21 20
164 66 11 98
358 61 15 297 5
-
20 201 3 169 787 17 032 I 834 709 2 554 980 2 902 570 l 532 2 735 454 2 762
507 56
11 3
1 264 47 6 l 217 18 17 9
7
-
66 16 3 17
10 3
587 075 373 077 777 635 179 526 588 470
184 53 13 130 14 12 20 15 15 4 7 17 3 20
939 969 225 970 252 748 002 123 484 570 803 697 198 093
162 50 12 111 12 11 17 14 12 3 6 14 2 16
445 570 384 875 354 997 339 107 479 987 256 604 730 022
1 786 174 32 1 612 23 22 20 18 37 4
1 240
52
150
83 5 1 038
33 8 13 11
169 494 553 122
28 0 11 8
563 066 871 626
1 095 358 221 516
556 285 207
459 27 9 423
3 479 70 1 455 l 954
32
64
80 46 5 29
32 1 6 9 14
819 744 616 997 462
25 1 6 7 10
857
525 15 183 58 269
106
236 43 25 158
183 5 85 14 79
6 360 139 417 2 369 3 435
71
55 19 32
73
30
12
31
13 4
-12
4 261 24 690 518 2 081 948
46
40 4
6 2
a
14 981 987 5 015 2 791 3 242 2 946
5 982
6 2 8 9
-
238
10
590 016 532 719
10 601 963 4 254 2 254 I 161 I 969
29
4 623
103 22 40 11 12 15
554 501 750 756 860 687
44 109 11 859
39 12 7 19
779 163 320 262
-
-
11 447 10 646 10 157
77 ID
5
4 23 -
-
-
13
-
61
10 26 31 84
-
5
--
132
5
10
-
10 37
-
-
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27 4
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22 451 41 20
89 18
66 9 15 120 4
69
-6
26
.
-
38 39
-
31 15
--
591
5
80
506
745
23
149 6 453 40 750
2 371 I 421 619
18 901 3 345 14 629
28 877 1 687 25 502
9 223 4 189
73
1 520 l 426
16() 171
333 594
1 027 661
683 4 102
20 049 12 163 7 320
5 721
14 009
--
so
-
39 12 7 19
779 163 320 262
-
-
-
-5 606
-
-
13 656
249 -
-
--
60 II 2
-
---
•Includes allocated coses not shown separately.
25-150
MINNESOTA
DETAILED CHARACTERISTICS
Table 186. Industry of Employed Persons by Class of Worker, Rate, and Sex:
1970-Continued
lClalQ bomel'llf>l0. """,,,,,, kit ~ of ~. """ lel
The State Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas of 250,000 or More
TOI@! em~
""""""
Gover•••••"" ~
. . . . @ltd
.-..~
1<11<1!
Fedwoi
S$0!e
l..!llWI
Soll~
Unpaid family
~
~
THE STATE - Continued Totol- Continued
Female, 16 yews old atMI over---------·-------~
......try..... llaMries __________________ _
~~~~ncifisi.Oriei·:: ::::::::::: ::::::::::::::::::::: _
sst m
420 517
1064%
134Sit
no
6'I 1134
20 341
• 060
9 475 9 265 210
2 284
2111 lll
122
124
3 171
'I'.!
52 72
25 20
5
5
3l'tt 3 732
561
543
4
4 9'1
3 493
l 124
114
007
233
"'°
l 711 14!)1
1 :ISi. 1Zl8
15#
26$
311
125
4 11
-6
Mlnlog -· ··---------··- -------- -----·--------.
c...1n1e11on .. __ -- -- •• -- __ •• ____ ---- ______ •••• _
"'""""""'"'-- -------- -- ·- -- ----------- .-- .---ou;~rp;~~i~=~~~:~~=~;~~=:::: ::: : :::::::::: :Mistltlloneous wood products-----------------------·--
-
Furniture and fixtures ....... ,.,. ____ ,. ......... --------- .. - ..... ~-
product•-----·--.
Stone, cloy, and glo" products ·----------------------Cement, tonc,.,te. gyp•um, ond plooter Primary iron ond sleet indu•tries ----------------------Primary nonferrous indu•tries __________ --------·· ·----- Fobrieoted metal industries, including not specified me111l __ _
Machinery, except electrical ·--- ----------------_-----_Office. accounting. and computing machines_ __________
. --
Electrical mochinery, tlquipment, and. supplies ____________ _ Radio. televlSIOn, and commun1CQt1on equipment ___ ,,_,. .... Motor vehi~les and motor vehicle equipmenl _____________ _ Aircroft on port• ------··-·-----·------------------Other transportotion equipment----------------------·Profe<&ionol ond photographic equipment, and watcheo ••••• Ordnance._ •• ____ •• __ •• ______ ------ ______ •••••• _••• _ Miscelloneou• manufactures and durable good• - olloco!ed •• Nondurable good•.- _____________________________ • _____ _
-
.
---
UH!
43 192
113 41 3411
46
41
329 234 910 1 471
--
1 415
3 170
13 345 1 519 7 6511
13 ll23 7 2llll 7 ll1I
1291!
591! 455 945 4 352 3 175 5 659
41 909
3 755 1 827 603 5 073 374
-
318 216
896
263 3l'l4 4ll6 3 Zl5
Meot products --------------------·----------------Conning and pmerving produce, seafoods. and beveroge< __ Bokery products----------·------------------·------Other food industrie• --------------------------------- . Yam, thread, andproducu fabric mtti. ···---_ Other textile mill •.• -------------------_________________________ Apparel and other fabricated textile products------------Poper and allied products -----·-----·-·-··-··--·····-Printing, publishing, and allied industries ................ . Chemicals and allied products ____________________ ------ Petroleum and cool products_ _________________________ _ . Robber and miscellaneous plastic products -------·---- __ _ Footwear, except rubber ------ -------- ---------------Other nondurable good•------------------------------Not specified manufacturing industrie•---------------------
.-
2 249 35
918 6 022
5 910
247 :l!!l 406
l~l 4117
5'12
5 015
5
344 898 930 854 096 156
:m :m
2 155
Traa.,.mti.., <•~ ...i other ...... ulilltleo• Railroads and railway express service--------------------- Street railways and bus lines---------------------------- .
1'1 417
Air transportation .... __ ·--- ................................................. - ........ ..
AU other,tra~sportotion ................................................................... ..
Communicattons .................................................................... __ ......... .. Eleciric and ga1 utilities------ •••••• ·--·-···--······ ••••• Waler supply, •onitary services, and other utilltie< ••••••••••
.-
..
Wliolo1ole eo4 nt.a lnNle --·····-···············- Wholesale trade --····-· ---· ---- --··-····--····- ----·-- Food and form products ·---·-----·····-·-·········--· . Retail trade •••• --····-···--·······----------·-··· ••••• . Hardware, form equipment, and building material rttaiting -- . General merchandise stores •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Food stores------ •• ---··-···-··--------------------Motor vehicles and occe5SOriu retailing ---···---·------Golaline service station&-------··------·-·--···-··---Apponil and accessories stores •• ---·--··-·-·-·-·······-. Furniture, home furnishings, and equipment stores ••••••••• Eating and drinking places •••••.•. -------·--·-----··--·
.-
--g;h:;t~~i1 i;.d";::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::-""-· ....._., """ ......tato ..... ____________ _ Bonking ond credit agencies-------·-------·····-··-··-·- -
-...... """ ...... ..mm-···--------·-----····-Advertising __ .• ---------------- ···---------·------- __ _Commercial research, monogement, and programing services •• Automobile services--------------------···--··---···--- Other business and repair .......... - .......... .. Insurance ......................................................................................... ..
Other flnonce and real estate ··-··-------····-····--··--·
services-------~----
56
137 6441 16 556 3 935 121 084 3 851 30 351 16 188 1 982 1 420
126 770 16 046 3 826
2 809
33 209 5 596 17 429
:14 14 12 7
808
377 980 451
151 005 '" 4 804 1 313 8 047
......... .-.. ---------------------------------
39 761
.-
5 045 7 182 4 548
- -
Private households •••••• ---- •••••• ---·-- ·--· -- •••••• -- Hotels and lodgi"11 places --·-----···-··-···--·--·-·-···Loundering, cleonong, and other garment services•••••••••••• Borber and beauty shop•----------··--··-----····--·-··Other personal services···--------··-·-··-···-··--·---·-
-
"""_........ ......... _______________ _.....,........ """"'"'" . -·----------------Health servictt --·····-·-·····-··-···---·------------·· Educotionol services, government--······-·-···-·-----···· Educotionol services, privot•--------·······-···-·----·--Wellare, "'llgious, and nonprofit membership orgonizations --· Other prafenionol and related services···--····-----·----hllllc ................ ---·--·-------.-------------
Po$1ol service·····--·-·---···-·-·····---····-·-··---· Federal public odmlnistration •• ----·-···- -·--··-·-· -----State and local public adminiitralion ·······----------··--
--
-.
--
-·
--
659
265
8 249
14 673
8 313
5 l.5
-4
29 49
1 717
110 3 29 14
724
288 41)4
612
l 820
1127 7 642
2 370
4
-
4 'l1
92
24 24
s
s
6
-
71
937
7 930 1 957
5 14
18 139 l 982
76
14
21
1 625
-
tl)4
33
818
45 2 899 624 7 11:29
641
-
JOO
2 315
Ml 2 944
-
3'13
3 674 1 7$6
-
906 2 193
143
22
41 054
2 639
Waler transportation-------·-----------· •••••• ---- ••••• .
-
1'2
750
2 845
Trucking service and warehousing .. -----------------------
25
"Jf,N
71>5 114
2
1 670
-
24 :l«I ll1
-3 20
5 358
937
i~1
2 186
850
3
..
4
9 366
:m
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-
411!
5 9
323
l;>!J
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45 200
-· 3
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171
35
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--4 ""
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15
41
20 27
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24
46 45
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1 444
211
450 5
7ll 14
37 5
1 366 ll
174
91! 40
41 19
4
5 30
-
-5
-
237
6ll
11 175
32 843
1 351
13 614 12 541 6 708
759
683
270
™'
943
4 410 1 194 7 013 34 14 7 4 4
317 520 071
676 809
3 241
-5 7S
20
20
5411
398 120
153
45
154 56 ilJ
430
142
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88
99
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30 9
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9 242 151
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35 243
-
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2:5
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JO 57
20
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-39
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m
946 49 l80 67
-s -6 4
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58
2 726 317 132 517 Ill
1S2 97 162 756 57 455 145
-
m 96
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8
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150
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43 142
17
68
4 876 134 1 038 216
417 19 142 127
I 149
9S
62 26
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20 12
42
63
12
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66
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174
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.
41
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-
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310 159
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.-
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111
-
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-
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2 173
-
-
9
-
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2 339
34
4 604
3 919
:146
22
42
282
298
41
188 283
101 389
82 895
3 310
tt 628
$6 951
3 167
m
81 65'1
57 562
20 65'1
12 918 15 All5
IS 762
2 617 4 469
8 283
62 157
-
1&77'9 9 418 11 035
--
--
1$ 816
57 562
3 064
3 453
15 762
2 617 4 469
8 283
1 450
l 387
220
6 793 14 355
387
253
I 093
7 324 2 617
a :m
4 <169
-
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10 573 41 820
2 457 2 107
5 087 ~
--
985
501
-
l 797 203
666
--
185
83 233
331
-
---
'Includes ollocoted coses not shown st1>0rotltly.
DETAILED CHARACTERISTICS
MINNESOTA 25-751
Industry of Employed Persons by Class of Worker, Race, and Sex:
Table 186.
1970-Continued
!Dato based on sample, see texf. For mooning of symbols. see text]
The State Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas of 250,000 or More
Total employed
Government workers Private wage o n d L - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - salary workers Total Federal Stole Local
Self.employed workers
Un poid fumlly worf
THE STATE-Continued Negro
over--------------------
6 923
5 193
~~~u~;~::~:::::::::::::::::::
76 76
35 35
....... ---- -- ----------------------------------
9
Ceoalnlclloit -- ---- -- -- ---- ---- --- -- --- -- ---- ----
335
251
62
4
-~------------- -- -----------Durobl~ good•------------·---------------_____ --------
2 295
2 219
1 449
1 386
63 50
47
15
15 39 3 3 99 27 lO 10
10 10
Male, 16 years old Cltl4
------
~~kP"iOning" miii;,-;;ii(i "riii1iwork:::: :::: :::::::::::::
Miscellaneous wood products--------------------------Furniture and fu
~i::1~~~ci~~iries::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::
Varn, thread, and fabric mills __________________________ _ Other textile mill product•-----------------------------Apporel and other fabricated textile products-------------Poper and olli
r.....,.n.11oo, ........lcatlom, ..... other l"'lilk utllltles 1 Railroads and railway express service---------------------Street railways and bus lines ----------------------------Trucking servlc• and warehousing------------------------Water transportation-------- __ -------------------------Air transportation. _________ •• ______ ---- __ --------------·
~:~;:~i~~r::~ ~~~~:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: 0
Electric and gos utiliti•'---------------------------------Woter supply, sanitary services, and other utilities -----------
m.11-. -------------------------
whele..i. ...i Wholesale trade -------------· -------------------------Food and farm products ------------------------------Retail Irode -- -- •• ____ ------ __ • _-------- ---------------· Hardware, form equipment, and building material retailing __ _ Ge..,ral merchandise stores----------------------------f<>od stares-----------------------------------------Motor vehicles and accessories retailing -----------------Gasoline service stations ---- ____ -- ------ ------ ---- ----Apparel and accessories stares-------------------------Fumiture, home fllrnlshings, and equipment stores _________ _ Eoting and drinking places •••• --------------------------
~i'i:~~~'i1 i.:ad·.-::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: filtaDc•. i111Uf'DKI• ............... _________________ .,._
Banking and credit agencies-----------------------------lnsuronct................................. --------................................................ ..
...-.., .... ,...... ......... _______________________ _
Other finance and reol estate-----------------------------
Ad11trtislng __ ------ -------- ___ ••• ____ ---------- -------Commercial research, management, and programing services ••• Automobile services -- ---------- __ •• --------------------Other business and repair service•------------------------,.,...., .....int -------------------------------Private households---------------·---------------------Hotels and lodgin9 plac.. -------------------------------loundering, cleomng, and other garment services ........................... ..
~:~~~:ii~~~:~~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: "''""""'""' .... -
39
8 3 99 27 64 513 255
202
15 52 24 4 83 77 242
245
202 15 52 24 4 83
48 223
829 97 27
526
15 18 179 117 52 16 16
15 18 171 117 52 16 16
175 9
175 4
711 248 66 57 26 61 2 47 41 42
641 248
1 005 318 61 687 6 113 71 53 46
902
33
33
32
43
26
22
16
13
7
'.l9 11 8
7
8
4
46
11
286 SS 616 6 113 67 53 22
4
29
32
5 70
62
26 61 2 47 41 5
4
11
37 25 19 6 6
32 12 6 6 6
6
6
6
6
171 54 53 64
134
37
12
25
27
37
12
25
260
235
13
93 73 94
80
13
247
lH 11 89
73
12 6
82
12 48
38
9 24 15
10 51
112
95 473
EdtJ<:otionol service., pnvote-----------------------------Welfure, religiaus, and nonprofit membership organizations ---Other professional and related services---- -- ---------------
132 175 142
64G 275 104 165
8
'.l9
53
1 062 305
308
13
24
56
54
74
61
17 126 15 141
89 47 34 66
13
4
25 155 15 147
11
255
28
....,............. ......., •...i... -------------------Health services---------------- -- -· ---- -----------------
hWlc ............... ----------------------------Postal service-----------------------------------------Federal public odministrotion •• ___________________________ _ State ond local public administration-----------------------
345
97
.on1c.. ________________ _
Educat~nol .Hrv~ts. go.vernment --- ..... --............ -~-- ............ - ...... _..
592
64
503
837 97 27 28 97
56
1 463
133 127 124 89
17 553 145
50
308
25 16
47
640 275 104 165
53
240 55 148
263 65 144
36 27
9
6 31
32 22
4
432
57
151
57
108
275 104
s
'Includes allacoted coses not shown separately.
25-752
MINNESOTA
DETAl LED CHARACTERISTICS
Table 186. Industry of Employed Persons The State Standard Metro~tan Statistical Areas of 250, or More
TOlel tmployed
--1
by Class of Worker, Race, and Sex: 1970-Continued
lDalo boMd on Sllml>le. llM text.
For~ cf''~·
""--_.......
~
W1'9"lll'ld
sabry
wonw.
Toto!
l'tlderlll
ll-
LO<:lll
3 636
I 516
356
401
759
50
y;
15 15
12 9
12 12
9 9
Self~
Unpoid iomily
~
wol'llen
111
HI
22
10
22
IC
THE STATE- Continued Negro- Contin~d
Female, 16 yeon old anti ovv ----------····---~.'-try,
.... fhliorios ___________________
s 273 12
pg:~~u~cifii~;-:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::
....
0
5
12
5
-------- -- -- --· --- -- -- -------·--. --. -- -.
C-
16
16
uei~~~~.=~~=~i1~~~~~~~:~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
960 596
m
11
1l
Miscellaneous wood products----·--·------------·····-Furniture and li•tum -----------------·--------------Stone, clay, and glass products --------····---·--··----Cement, concrete, gypsum, and pla•ter products-····--·Primary iron and steel lndustritt -------·--·-··-·······-Primary nonferrous industries. __________________________ Fabricated metal industrle<, including not specified metal ____
s
533
5 6
22
22
Machinery, except etectriclll ---------------------------Office, accounting, and computing machines •.••••••••••• Electrical machinery, ~ipment, and supplle< ______________ Radio, television, a communication equipment __________ Matot vehicle< and motor vehicle equipment_ _______ ,., ____ Aircroft and parts ----------.------------------·---·-· Other transr,rtolion equipment ------------------···---· Profession• and photagrophic equipment, and wotthe< •••••• Ordnance •• __ •• __ •••••••• __ •• __ ---- •• _----_ •• -··· •••• Miscellaneous manufactures and durable goods - allocated •••
220
1'16
No=~:~.::·:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::
175
63 3 6
58 3
118
103
62
83
43 83
344
350
r....,.mt1oo. ~• ...i oiti.r poWk otlltlot• _ Railroads and railway 8Kpreu service-·-·····-·-----------Street railways and bus lines •••• ··-···-······----···----Trucking service and warehousing···-··--·---------------· Water tronspartotion •. -----------------····-·----·-· ..•• Air transportation ____ •••••••• ---·-· •••.•• ----·· •••••• ___ All other transportation--···-······-·--··-···-----···---Communications ____ .... -- ---- __ -- ---- .... __ .... ------ ................ Electric and gas utilities __________________________________ Water supply, santtary services, and other utDitie• -·-···-··-·
27
61
27 75 27 51:1
36
36
14 11
265
m
4
24
116
666 122 14
618 122 l4 496
14
25
14 76 38 151:1
-·· ..._, ......... -------------------·
_..
Other finance and reol estote ····-····----·-----·-·····-··
________________________
Advertising •••• ··-· •••••••••• -·-· -··--··· •• ---- •••• -- -Commercial research, management, and programing services ••• Automobile services •••• ···- •••••••••••••••• _••• -· •• -· ••. Othet business and repair strvices •••• ---·-·······-··-··--......... Hnkta ---------·-···-··--········-··-· Private households •• -- ••.• -----· -----· •• --···- •••••.•••• Hatei. ond lodg~places -·---·-·-·-----·----------···--Laundering, clean g, ond other garment Barber and beauty shops •••••••••••••• ---·-·-·-·--------· Other personal
services-------···-··
service•···········--·--·········--·-····· .... _..-.. _________________
~
u•
10
16
11)
6
6
175 29
11 9 67 10
™ 117 129
211
13 18
13
233
216
17
138
2
125 2
13
93
119
4
554
SOI
It
1:14 128 125 26 141
1211 117
..., 813
537
Federalstrvice public admlnl$tratl0n ______________________________ Pa1tal ---··--·-···-----··--····-·····----·-----·
98
State ond locol public admlnl1tration -·----····--·-····-··-·
91
13-4
7
12
12
40 3 17 20
9
...
s
3t
474
145
161 127
24()
107
87
6
114
214
,..
s
25
19
Educotianol services, government----·-··-·-···········--·· Educationol services, privote--------··---·----·----------· Welfare, ref19iaus. and nonprofit membership orvonizotians •••• Other profeuianol and related services-·-··----------·-··--
..... ......,_. -----··---------------·------
4
16
37
1
4
31
87 142 46
Banking and credit agencie• ---·····-··--------------··-·-
s
9
311 142
275
lnsuronr;e .... ...............................................................................................
11
14 3
24
33
"
49
120 9
5
3
3
52
181
Gasoline service sta1ions .............................................. _________
11
14
544
Apparel ond occenorles stares •••••••••••••••• ·-······-Furniture, home furni>hings, QIJd•equlpment slatH •••••••••• lioting ond drinking place•--····---·-·-········-··-··-·· Drugstores •••• __ •••••••••••• ·-··· ••••••• -··- •••••••• Other retail trade--······-············-····-··-·······
14
63
s
......... """rma'""" -----------·---·-···-----
19
3
'l'I
l4 8
5
15 19
43
15
49
Wholesale trade -··--------- -·-·····------------······-· Food and farm products················-··--·-········ RetaU trade •• -·-···-------··-····-----·-····--···-· •••• Hardware, farm equipment, ond building moteriol retailing ••• General merchandise stores ••••••••••• ---····-·--·-··-·· Food stores •• -----·-···--········-----···--·-·····--· Molor vehicles and accessories retailing -----·-··--··---·-
24 24 5
15 75
Chemicals and allied products ••••••• ·-·······-·--··-··-Petroleum ond coal products------·----·····-----------· Rubber and miscellaneau• plastic products·····-·--------Footwear, except rubber·--·-···-····-·--··-----------Other nondurable goods •••.••••••••••••.••••••••.••• ___ Not specified mon11focturlng industries •••••••••••••••••..•••
............... .... ........ ........ ---·---------------· Health services-·----------------·--············-·······
199
43 3
Conning and preserving produce, seafoods, and beverages .•• Bakery products--····-----·-···---·-··-··-----·---·-· Other food industries ••••••••••••••• ·-··--------·-·-··· Yam, thread, and fabric mlUs ······----·-··-·-·····----· Other textile mm product•-···-····--------------··-···Apparel and other fabricated textile products-·-···-·-··--· Paper and allied products -----·---------·-···---······· Printing, publithing, and allied industri.. ---···----···-·---
............ .,,,.
n
63
1 063 339 537
67
79
11 10
189
10e 2116 98 87 97
23 23
98
87
m
685
J:!9 140
187 374
37
4
38
64 60
25
so
47
50
47
4
8
'Includes allocated cosn not $hown separately.
DETAILED CHARACTERISTICS
MINNESOTA 25-753
Industry of Employed Persons by Class of Worker, Race, and Sex:
Table 186.
1970-Continued
[ll-Oto based on sample, see text. For meaning of symbols, see text]
The State Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas of 250,000 or More
Total employed
Government workers PrlV
Self-employed workers
Unpaid lomUy workm
THE STATE-Continued l'enons of Spanish la,nguago
Mole, 16 yean old and over-------------------~.
1....my..... llsliorios __________________ _
~~~~u':niifisiieries-::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: Mloloa -- -------------------- -----------------Ccu~ -----·-····-···-·-··--------------··
M.....tacNriot-----······-··----------------·····
Ouroble goods •••••••••• ---- ______________ --------------
~~'Wis~pia~in'ij;;.ijj~,"anii"riiiiiWork: ::::::::::::::::::::
Miscellaneous wood products--------------------------Fumtture and fu
Machinery, except electrical---------------------------Office, accounting, and computing machines ___ ., __ ,.,._..,_.,_ Electrical machinery, equipment, and supplies-------------Rodie, television, ond communication equipment _________ _ Motor vehicles ond motor vehicle equipment--------------Aircrafl ond ports -----------------------------------Other tronsportotion equipment ------------------------Professional ond photographic equipment, ond watches •••••• Ordnance .. __ ---- -- ---- -- •• -- •• ---- ---- __ -- ---- -- •••• Mlscelloneaus manufactures and durable goods- ollocoted ••• Nondurable goods.. ____ ---- -- -- ---- •••• ------------ -- --Meot products -- ------ -- -- ------------------------ --Conning ond preserving produce, seafoods, and beverages __ _ Bakery products __ •• ---------------------------------Other food industries---------------------------------Yorn, thread, ond fobric mills--------------------------Other textile mill products-----------------------------Apparel and other fabricated textile products-------------Poper ond allied products -----· -----------------------Printing, publishing, ond allied industries------------------
4 923
4 085
141 141
100 100
44
44
264
12
1 744 1 114
1 681 1 073
20
16 65 33 63 22 202 314 117 200
16 65
18 35 13 83
so
33
630 204 78 7 98 21 5 34
96 42 16
33 63 22 195 309
18 27 13 83 37 25 608
~~:~~~.~~rosrs~a-t~~~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::
22 59
Faod stores ___ .. ___..,-------- .. ------------------.. -----Motor vehicles and occessories retailing-----------------Gasoline service stations-------·------------------·---Apparel and oetesS<>ries star••-------------------------Furnlture, home furnishings, and equipment stores. ________ _ Eatlng ond drinking places •• ___________________________ _ Drugstores __ ---· •• ------ __ ------ •• __ ------ ---- __ ---Other retail trode ------------------------------------FllMMtce, iasllrWM.'f, fllMI real tttate .......... ---------------
Bonking and credit agencies -------·---------------------lnsuronce ..................................... ---------- -- ------------ ----
Other finance and reol estate ----------------------------Bnloots mKI .... Hnic:ts -------------------·-·-Advertising •• ------ __ ------ ____ ------ -------------- ___ _ Commercial research, monogement, ond programing services ••• Automobile services-------------·----------------------Other business and repair servK;es ________________________ _
p.,...... ..m...
---------------------------·----
Private households __ -----------------------------------Hotels and lodging places -------------------------------Laundering, cleoning, ond other garment services____________ _ Barber and beauty shops.-------------------------------Other personal services---------------------------------...-ffoa .on1c.. ________________ _
fa.......,_"""
102 4 70
8
15
10
21
865
228
14
14
15
10
102 8
15
10
94
39
637 25 72 59 57
11 22 26
99
20 35 154 18 98
171 24 20
150 24 13 71 42
20
15
10
15
27 51 38
93
74
38 24 25 6
38 24 6 6
14 7
19
19
62
44
18
383
Health s•rvices ------ •••••••• --------------------------Educotionol Educational services, sorvices, government----------------------.--priV
678 309 196 55 75 43
275 55 196
l'ulollc odillolstratioa• ----------------------------Pastel service --------- __ ••• ---- •• ------ ---------·-- ___ _ federal public odministrotion-----------------------------Stote and local public odministrotlon -----------------------
193 55 48 84
l'NfHsioMI ON rtlotff .....,,.H ••••••••••••••••••••
14
7
70 22
116
50
13
59 30
127 27 51 49
n
13
34
364
General merchandise storeS------------------------------
7
21 5
391 102 11 76
982 236 39 746 25 72 70 79 125 20 35 174 18 128
20
36 21
78 7 88
23
Wliolo1 ... ...i rohll lnMltt -------·-··-----···-··--Wholesale trade ------ ---------------------------------Food and form products -------·----------------------Retoil trade __ ------------------·----------------------Hordwore, form equipment, and building material retoiling ---
264
21 13 13
204
Trao.,ortatlo•, '°'"'"""lcatioos, ...i o!M< pulillc lllllltles•. Roilroods and railway express service---------------------Street railways and bus lines __ ---·----------------------Trucking ••rvice and warehousing ------------------------Water transportation __ --------------------·------------Air tronsportotian •• ____ •••• ____ •• -- ---- ________________ _
30 14
216
117
6
Electric ond gos utilities---------------------------------Water supply, sanitary services, and other utilfties ------ __ •••
217
200
23
70
134
41 41
297
84 42 16 6
Chemicol• ond ond allied product•---·----------------------Petrol•um tool products ___________________________ _ Rubber and miscellaneous plastic products ·----------·---Footweor, except rubber -------·------------------·· __ _ Other nondurable goods •••• -------------------- --- ••••• Not specified monufocturing industrie•----------------------
567
241 48 57 37
18 7 7
165 25 134
18 6 193 55 48 84
103 23 62
20 13
18 103
55
40
50
34
50
48
•Includes allocated coses not shown separately.
25- 754
MINNESOTA
DETAl LED CHARACTERISTICS
Tobie 186. Industry of Employed Persons by Class of Worker, Race, and Sex: (Dote bQsed on
1970-Continued
-.pe, """ 19Xt. For meo..ing of~. see !ext]
The State Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas of 250,000 or More THE STAll-Continued l'el'IOM of Spanish Language - Continued
Female, 16 Ye.I aid ancl 0'/111' -------------·---lonthy, .... fhllorios __________________ _
2 714
2 254
682
336
668 322
20 6
20
23 103 .40 94 20
23 97 34 94 20
9 19 21 47
9 19 13
47
346
346
110
~.
ua
141
t:!¥)!;'~niifiih:triti-:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::
..... ·----------------------------------------......
( - -----------------------------------_________________________________ _ Duroble goods •••••••••••••••••••••.•.••••••••••••••••••
~~1s:·p-i0;;r;,g;niiis."~;;d-,;,iiiWOik:::::::::::::::::::::
Miscelloneous wood products .......................... . Furniture ond fixtures ................................ . Stone, cloy, ond gloss products --···----·-···----------Cement, concrete, gypsum, and plaster products ·-····--Primary Iron and steel industries ---···-···-·····--·----· Primary nonferrous industries .•••••••••••••••••••.•••••• f
No::,o;o:~.:!':::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::
Conning and preserving produce, seafoods, and beverages ••• Bakery products ••.••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••.•. Other food industries ................................. . Yom, lhreod, and fabric mills .......................... . Other textile mlll products •••••••••••••••••••••.••.•.•.• Apparel and other fobricoled textile products ••.•.•.•.•••.• Poper and allied products •••••••••••••.•.•.••...••••••• Printing, publishing, and allied industries-----------------Chemicals and allied products ••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Petroleum ond cool products •••••••••••••••••••••••••••. Rubber and miscellaneous plostic products •••••••••••••.•.
~~~d~~~ill! ~"!it.e;_::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: spec~ied monufacturing industries •••••••••••••••.•••.••
44
6
•
14
14 14
6
6 6
44
6
47
47
8 58 78 23
8 58 78 23
32
32
14
14
36
14 36
63
56
Nol
T.....,.mtloo, .._..i.111ou, ao4 oltier ..... otlltlos•. Railroad• and rollwoy express service •••••••••••••••••••••• Street roilwoys and bus lines ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Trucking service and warehousing ••••••••••••••••••••••••• Water transportation··-····-······--·----------- •••••••• >Jr transportation •••••••.•••••••••••• -----------·······.
13 12
6 12
7
7
19 5
19 5
525
488
0
~~~~~~i~~i::t. ~~~~~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::
Electric ond gas utilities •.•..••.•...•.•.•.••..••.•.••••••. Water supply, sanitary services, and other utilities ••.••.••.••
w....... ao4 rellll tnft ------------------------Wholesale !rode ------------------·---------------------
Re~~~~:~~~~-~~~~~-=::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::
Hordwore, form equipment, and buildin\J material retollin\J .•• General merchandise storeL--.. - .......... - ............... - .................. .. Food stares •••••••• __ ..•• -----------· ...•.•••.••••.•. Motor vehicles and accessories retailing -----------------Gasoline service stations .............................................................. .. Apparel and accessories •lores •••••••••••••••••••••••••• Furniture, home furnishings, and equipment stores......... . Eating and drinking places •••••••••••••••••••••..••••••• Drugstores •••••••••••••••••••• ·-----··-·--·- •••••••• Other retail trade-·-··-·····--··········-····-····---Reanct, ........, -
reel ll'httw __________________ _
109 7
416 111
30
8
109 7 379
131 7
107 7
158
n
145
13 7
61 20
6
83
76
7
Commercial research, management, and programing services ••. Automobile services •••••••••••• ---··--·--······-···-···· Other businus and repair services----············-·-------
38
31
7
45
45
Advertisin~.::~.'::~:::::::::::::::::::::::::
71 61 26
PlrSMd .....ic.. ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••
244
217
Private households •••••••••• --···········-···········--· Hotels and lodging places ••••••••••••••••••••••••••...••• loundering, cleaning, and other garment services ••••••••••.•• Barber and beauty shops ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••.•• Other personal •ervices ------------------·······-········
67
67 37
1S
11
4
......................... 1onlcos ----·------·······-·
879
Je5
287
&'"""""""' .... --..........________________ _
43 54
35 45
Health services--··········--··········-·--------·····-· Educational Hrvicei, government .................................................... .. Educational services, private •••••••••••••••••• ----······-· Welfare, religious, and nonprofit membership orvanuatlons •••• Other professional and related services •••••••••••••••.•••••
507 181
.................................................
Postal service ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••.•...••••••• Federal public odmlnislrotian ••••••••••••••••.•..•••••••••• Stale and locol public administration ••••.••••••.•••••••••••
73 35
.48 27 38
415
11
13
8
6
92
181
4
.sa
101
20
63
24
14
57
57
6
6 11
17 6 11
11 40
21
6
73
21
•
14
83
16
8
44
64
Banking and credit agencies •..•••••••••••.•...•....•••••• lns.urance ......................................................................... -.................. .. Other finance and reol estate ............................ .
11
111 25
44
85
16
38
76
4()
33
•includes allocated cases not shown separately.
DETAILED CHARACTERISTICS
MINNESOTA 25-755
Table 186. Industry of Employed Persons by Class of Worker, Race, and Sex:
1970-Continued
[Dato bosed on sample, ue te>
The State Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas of 250,000 or More
Government workers
Total employed
Private olld salary workers
Total
Fedlerol
State
Local
Self-employed workers
58 735
45 372
9 623
1 937
2 145
5 541
3 666
74
913
333 303
83
13
78
13
19 13 6
8 HO
15
5
10
4 818
-
441 435 6
24
30
115 18 97
3 ill
l 026
43
508
475
404
9 900 6 362 345 206 334
9 535
74
35 3S
9 9
30 9
286 218 126 16
wage
Unpaid tomUy
workers
DULUTK-SUPERIOR, MINN.-WIS., SMSA Total
~. 16 y..-. old ad ner ------------------- -
Agrlwttu~~-~:-~-~::::::::::::::::::-Fo™try and fishtrles ---------------------------------- -
c...i-tloo -----------------------------------Durable g~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::11\IMot ---------------------------------------
~.:ti.:-piiiiiiiiQii11jj$."t.iid-.ni1i'Wc::::::::::::::::::-Miscellaneou• wood product•-------------------------- Furniture and fixtures -------------------------------- Stone, clay, and glass products ------------------------ Cement, concrete, gypsum, and plaster p1oducts ---·---- Primary and steel industries________________________ -----------------------_Primary iron nonferrous Industries_ Fabricated metal induslriff, including not specified metal __ _Machinery, except electrical --------------------------Office, accounting, and computing mochines. __________ _Eltctricol mochi
780 133
8 162
40
m
978 68 158 48 31
72 164
48
31
3
248 37
277 3 514
220
---Chemitols olld allied products •• ----------------------- -Petroleum and cool products---------------·---------- -Rubber and miscellaneous plastic products-------------- -footweor, except rubber----------------------------- -Other nondurable good< •• -------·--·-----------------
309
--------~~~~~~~';!:fi:'tj!,~t~~:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: --All other. tra~sportatlon -----------·-------------------- -Communtcat.1ons ---.. ---------------.. -----------------..._-Electric and gos utilities _______________________________ Not specified manufacturing illdustries •• -----------------r...,_,.., .,.,,...1c.-, ...i ,...,. ,.... 1111t1et 1 Railroads and railway express servite ___________________ _ Street railways and bus lines --------------------------Trucking service and warehousing -----------------------
Water supply, sanitary services, ond other utilities. ---------
----
--------------places-------·-------------------- ------,......, ........ -------------------Banking and credit agencies ---------------------------- -! -Other finance and reol estate--------------------------- -....,... .............. -----------------------Advertising -------------·--------------------------- --Whtlellle Ollll ntld ...... -----------------------
Wholesale trade-----·-------------------------------Food and farm products ----------------------------Retail trade-------·---------------------------------Hardware, form equipment, and building material retoning _ General merchandise stores •••• ----------------------Food stores---------------------------------------Motor vehitles and accessories retailing ---·-----------Gasoline ..rvice stations----------------------------Apparel and accessories stares _______________________ _ Furniture, home furnishings, and equipment stores _______ _ Eating and drinking Orugstares ---------------------------------------Other retail trade-----------------------------------
--·
nsurance ........ -- ............ __ ............... _.............. __ ..... ------ __ ..............
--·--,.._ ------------------------------ -Private hou..holds ----------------------------------- --Hotels ond lodging places ----------------------------- ---
Commercial reuorch, management, and programing services. Automobile services·---------------------------------Other business ond repair urvicts-----------------------
.......
------.,,_.......... -""" .......______________--Prof...... u4'""""" ..men----------------- --Heatth servlce•--------------------·----------------Educotionol services, government __ --------------------- --Educational services{ privote ............................. ,.. ................... - ....... .. -----
laundering, cleaning, ond other garment services. _________ _ Barber ond beauty shops _____________________________ _ Other personal servite._ _____________________________ _
----~ '""'""' -------- --------------------Postal service--------------------------------------- --Federal public administratio•--------------------------- --State and local public administration --------------------
Welfare, religiou•, and nonptafit membership orgonizotions _ Other professional and related services ------------------
.....
---
•Includes ollacoted ca"s not shown ..porotely.
25-756 MINNESOTA
36
287 241 2 276 54 997
~:~~1~~~~i.:ii•:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: ----
-----
214 190 334
295 246 2 308 54 I 028
428 161
Yam, andproducts fabric mills------------------------· Other thread, textile mill ___________________________ _ Apparel and other fabricated textile products-----------Poper and allied products ---------------------------Printing, publishing, and allied Industries----------------
6 086
563
24 51 140
893
m
243 32
256 3 425 220 428 155 552 24 51 140
309
845
S3
5
--
--3 16 --
4 4
4 4
-
--3
-
26
--3 --
17 21
-
---7 -14
--3
--9
---------
15
282 221 15
207 24
183 24
a 2n
7 ISO 3 387 165 624 955 63 144 691 858 78
949 4 237 20 10 31 10 25 314 262
21
11 232 3 054 811 8 178 555 705 I 295 989 1 068 329 493 1 367 205 1 172
9 953 2 879 n8 7 074 476 671 1 129
59 4
26 4
1 583 479
1 322
600 504
527 335
221
-
3 391 408 754 970 94 165 716 I 172 387
1 440
38
91
622
~
1 019
99 339
214 147
-
928
910 287 397 1 121 173 982 460
-
-
55
-6
-
-
-19
-
15 10 5
78
10
--
-
3 20
30
-6
220
186 68 187
415
283
106
6 810 1 419 3 173 526
2 690
3 669
-
263 3 173
767
533
925
3 454 654 918 1 821
-
-
22 -6 ---7
93 10 5
822 87
517 7'J9
--s
-9
53
911
--
30
1 076 32 81 496 467
294
34 4
4
5 --s 4
--
-4
-
-
--5 --
----4
-------
---43
-
5 4
----5 ---
--
27
-4 5 5 6
-
31
10
-6 -
---
-
-4
-4
21
-----7 14
68
872
190
232
5 5
-6
11
-41 -10
-
-
6 110 5
12 16 6
16 10 10 10 13 298 251
6
27
1 188 164
27
l 024 79 34 154 61 154 42 96 212 32 160
---6
--
---
----
12
-
-6
15
5
73
25
23
10 12
18
--5 -3
--
---
-
73
-
11
--
47
33
162 9 68 85
--5
311 6 7 106 192
6
180 5
--
28 79 29
-6 -
39
10
96
26
61
1 035 68 917
2 558 189 2 195
451 245
72
-
32 18
120
9 35 162
3 454
1 611
481
1 362
481
1 340
161
654
918 1 821
76 6
-9
654
918
-
-
--
-
54
--
-
--
-
24
-
5
s
s
--
---------
--
-----
---
------n 7 25 --6 -4
--
15
-6
-6
---
7 7 ---
--
--
---
DETAl LED CHARACTERISTICS
Tobie 186. Industry of Employed Penons by Class of Worker, Race, and Sex: 1970-Continued [Data bClsed on efll'llple, ,.. 1"Jd For mocm!ng cl $)'1'111>ok,
The State Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas of 250,000 or More
Totg!
*
lel
~-*""'
l'riw!e wage and
WI-employed
employed
wlcfy workm
To!l:il
Fiderc!
S!ote
l.ocal
··········-·······
:12 616
24 :181
6 842
917
l 166
4 759
~ri;rryu~nd~·:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::
226 164 62
80
55 25
49 12 37
49
194
194
-
-
Unpaid foinlly
wwkers
warl
us
258
$3
44
lltllllTK-SUHRIOlt, MINN.-WIS., SMSA- Continued
Total- Continued felHle, 16 years aid -
-
. It ~. t-lty, """ ....................... .
""""' ········································
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DETAILED CHARACTERISTICS
MINNESOTA 25-757
Table 186. Industry of Employed Persons by Class of Worker, Race, and Sex: 1970-Continued [Data based on sample, see text. For mooning of symbols, see text]
The State Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas of 250,000 or More
Government workers
Total employed
Private wage and salary workers
Total
Federal
Slate
Loco\
Self..mployed warl
453 126
368 892
56 967
15 475
16 572
24 920
26 753
114
4 n4 4 6811
222 148
70
74
28 42
102 83 19
50 37 13
2 325 2 316 9
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86
2 021 2 018 3
458
432
11
11
-
15
38 004
30 077
4 329
289
2 383
1 657
3 Sil
17
135 124 86 345
1 619 1 389
1 211 l 137
160 87
248 165
1 469 900
11 4
175 132
125 104 15
10 16 288
12 282
Unpaid
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MINNEAPOU$-ST. PAUL SMSA
Total
Male, 16 YN'$ old and ~
over--------------------
• ._.,,, ...i ....... _________________ _
~,:~~:d'fi~'f,;ri&1·::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::-...... ---------------------------------------Duroble g~~:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: C-1noctloe -----------------------------------
Loggi:\Yis,--planing -------•• --------------------__ ------ ___ Sowml mlJis, and mlllwork ___________________ Miscellaneous wood products-------------------------Fumtture and fixtures -------------------------------Slone, clay, and glass products -----------------------Cement, concrete, gypsum, and plaster products-------Primary Iron and steel Industries -----------------------_ nonferrous Industries _________________________ Fabricated metal industries, including not specified metal __ _
2 1 073 I 916 1 419 10 003
132 018 84 052 39 967 350 1 334 2 710 1 049 I 868 1 406 9 840
Aircraft and parts ---------------------------------- -Other tronsportotlon equipment ----------------------Professional and phalographic equipment, and watches. __ _ Ordnance---------------------------------------- __ Miscellaneous manufactures and durable goods- allocated_
34 916 14 297 9 949 930 3 079 2 642 627 5 267 4 797 6 126
34 510 14 161 9 822 910 3 053 2 348 608 s 215 4 218 5 764
47 2 2 l 6
46 2 2 1 6
-----Machinery, except electricol ----------------·---------Offite, accounting, and computing machines __________ _ Electrical machinery, equipment, and supplles---------------Rodio, televi•lan, ond communication equipment ________ _ Motor vehicles and motor vehicle equipment. ____________ _-
-----No;t.'!,';°~~:':':::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::---Conning and preserving produce, seafoods. and beverages_ -----------
Bakery products-----------------------------------Other food industries-------------------------------Yam, thread, and fabric mills------------------------Other textile mlll products·--------------------------A!Jporel and other fabricated textile products-----------Poper and allied products ---------------------------Printing, publishing, and allied industries----------------
-Chemicals products------------------------Petroleum and and allied cool products _________________________ _--Rubber and miscellaneous plastic products -------------- -Footwear, except rubber----------------------------- --
---r-.,.mti.., -ic.ti..1, ...i....,.,.... w1t11t1oa Railroads and railway express service-------------------- -Street railways and bus fines --------------------------- -Trucking service and warehousing---------------------nondurable goods •••• -- -----------------------NotOther specified monufocturing industries ___________________ _
I
------Electric and gas utilitles--------------------------·----- --Water supply, sanitary services, and other utilities --------- --
Water transportation---------------------------------Air transportation •• ____ ---------- ____________ --------All other transportotion-----------------·-------------Communicotions - .. -----·------------------------ .. --.. --
Wliolesolo t11M1 ..... ""'1e -----------------------
-----
Wholesole trade-------------------------------------food and form products ----------------------------Reta« trade-----------------------------------------Hardware, farm O
----------------""""' ' · """""" . _________________ _-Banking and cred~ agencies---------------------------Insurance______________ -- __ • ___ ------ __ -------------- -Other finance and real estate------------------------------Advertisi:~-~~-~~:::::::::::::::::::::: --
--.
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Commercial research, management, and programing services ... Automobile servic••----------------------------------Other business and repair services. _____________________ _
---~:;!~~~~~:~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: --Laundering, cleaning, and other garment services __________ _
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Educational services, govemment ------------------------_ Educational services, private ___________________________ Welfare, religious, ond nonprofit membership organizations __ Other professlooal and related services------------------
'includes allocated cases not shown separately.
25-758 MINNESOTA
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6 922
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DETAILED CHARACTERISTICS
Tobie 186. Industry of Employed Persons by Class of Worker, Race, and Sex: 1970-Continued (Doto based on ~ llOe te>ct, fer
The State Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas of 250,000 or More
Tolol ll!'llployed
meonmg vi t)'lf1bcl&. see tml ~-1
PrivW
wage ond
Mllory __....,
Toi.I
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s-
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m
511 <436
7 774
1S Mt
480
83
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6 504
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5
1'4 184
121 121
51
60
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...
306 480
24S
828
480
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40
43 40
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172
164
4
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2 2'°
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77
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l 401
1107 1 07ll
91
196
34
86
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61 360
51 027 27 S45 5 158 56 3<16
c---. ··-------------------------------·-·
SoWml • planing mni., and mltlwork------·--·-····-·---Ml~aneous woad pradvci• ·-·---···-------·-·-----·Fumtture and fixtures ········--··-·----·----·-· ------Stone, clay, and glass pn:iduct1 -·-····-----------------Cement, concrete, gyp$Um, and plaJter praducll ________ _ Primary Iron and steel lndustrlei ---------------·-······· Primary nanferraus industrlu ______________ ••••••••••••• Fabricated metal lndu1trles, lndudlng nat specified meld •••
electrical ·-·--·····-···--·-·-·----··
----No=';°~~~':::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: Canning and preserving produce, seafoods, and beveroges __ -~:::~::i~~~~iriei :::::: :::: :::::::::::::::::::::::Yam, thread, and fabric mills·-------------··---------- Other textile miff praducts •••• ------------------------- Apparel and other fabricated textile praducts --------·---- Pa/:.r andpublishing, allied products ·----·--·--------··---------Prntlng, ond allied industries ________________ _Chemicals ond allied praduct• ······-···--·-·····-···-·· . Petroleum and coal pn:iduct•----·-·-·-------------··--- Rubber and miscellaneous plastic products ·-------------- Footwear, except rubber·---------------------·-----·- nondurable goads •• --------·--------·····-···-·· NatOther specified manufacturing industries ••••••••••••••• _____ _Machinery, except Office, accounting, and computing machines·-·-··--·--Elec:trlcal machinery, equipment, and wpplles ____________ _Radio, televillon, and communk:atlan equipment ________ _ Motor vehicles and motor vehicle equipment. ____________ _ Aircraft and parts -----------·----------------------Other transpartotlon equipment -----------·-----------l'roffsaional and photographic equipment, and wotches ____ _ Ordnance -- •• ·-·- __ ·-··-- ---- ----------------------MisceHaneous manufoctures and durable goods-allocoted._
,,............, CD•Mldlc..._., . . otltltpulilc ut1111its1
RoHraads and railway express service----------------·---Street rallway5 and bus Rn.. ------------···--···----···· Trucking service and warehousing ·-···----··········--·-· Water tran•partotion --------------·-············ ••••••• Air other transpartation •• ----·· ------ •• ·----- •••••••••••••••• All transpartotlan • _________________________ •••••••
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Communications ,. ___ ---______ -------- __ -------- -------_ Electric and gas utHttles ••••• ___________________________
Wliolesalt ............... ------------------------ . Wholesale trode •••••••••• ·--------------------- ••••••• .
Re:'l~~ ~~~-~~°'._"~~-=::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: Hardware, form equipment, ond building material retalffng __ -
General merchandise sto111s •••••••••••••••••••••••••.••
food stares •••••••••••••••••• ----··-- •••••••••••••••.Mato~ vehicle.• and ~cessorle• retolffng ·······-······--- Gasolone and service stotoans •tores ····------------·---------·-·· Apparel accessorlff •••••••• ________________ _-
Furniture, home furnishings, and equipment stare•--------Eotlng and drinking plom •••••••••••• ________________ _Drug•tares ------ •• ---- •••••• -····-·--· ---· -- -··--- • Other retail trade------------·········-····-·-------- Aouc1, """'-"· .............. _________________ _
. .
Banking ond credtt agencies ---------·--·--·-·----·-····· lnturance •••••••••••• ---··· •• -- -·-----· ·------· ·--- --Other finance and real estate ····-·------····------------
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...,._ .... ..,. ....... --------------------·-----
Advertising •••••••••••••••• -···-- ---- ---- -------·-· ... Commerciol research, management, and programing services •• Automobile services •• ---·-·····-----------------------Other buslneu and repair service•---------------·····-···
- .......
----------·--·--·--·----------Private hausehalds -----------·---··--·--·-········-··-- Hatels and lodging ptam ----------------·-·········---· Laundering, cleaning, ond other garment services.·-········· . Barber and beauty shap1 ................................ Other personal services·········-·-·--··--·-------- •••••
Health services---- •••••••••••• ············---------··Educational services, government--······-······-----·-·-Educational Mrvices, private •• --------·· •• --·····-··--··· Welfare, religious, and nonprofit membership ol'9Qflizalions --Other praftssianal ond related service& ••••••••••••••••••••
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151 9 153
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102
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16
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5
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92
318
45
9
236
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to
1l 31' 846 "005 961 5 !i06
31 26
s
14
11
32 330 127 40
s
-3
39
-5 -5 -20
143 90 453 35 513
2«I 223
1m
-
-
12 21
14 161
12 321
6
5 411
751 23
6G I 19 6
--
lS
-
6
110
4
-
479 40 li3
-3
13
64
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5
11
15 4 23
30
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30
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15
10
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16
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4
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6
5 485
.
11
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5 965
s 087
-4
--6
217
19
23 888
6 089
-
20 87
25 114 8 416 10 733 12 261 894 4 274 1 004
1198
-
4 30S 6 131 l 816 267 1 594 100 l 065 476
190
3 $60 2 910 3 528 2 396
--hlallc - - - · --------····--·------------- Pasto! service·······-------------············--------- Federal public admlniJtratlon •••.•••••••••••••• -····--···· . State ond local public odmlnistrotion ············-·--······.
196 344
344
17 781
..
730 711
2 240
-
................. ....- ......._______________ _-Pnf............................. ····--------------·
28 914
=
~
MINNIAPOUS-Sr. PAUL SMSA-Continued
28
15
68 2S
-
44
139
205
100
160
SI
94
45
SGt 39 100 22 348 1 ,.,., 51 243 80 804 531
-6
-5 -7
5 110
12 9 37
57
:13
l~
15 9
-
12
29
-9
"°
125 9 180
-
82 1112 12
33
10 47
2 964
2 6412
193
4
31
1SI
153
16
93 .... 39 4311 27 519 9 700, 7 617 9 314
S3 204 31 539
:18 722
1769 I 074
11 380 3 353 ' 194
25 m 3 139 19922
I 407
us
226
I 358 1 154
am
1 319 2 513 4 910
-
7 566 Tl 519
6 900
1 660 1 917
--
• 971 1 319
9 O!O s 755
-
2 513
4 910
463 76
156
fJJ7
J "1 1 319
2 6t5
2 28.S
2 652
2 2S8
2 513
-
-
--
257 6SS
98 'J'r/
---
76
3'S
1()4
100
---
•Include• allocated cases not $hawn separately.
DETAILED CHARACTERISTICS
MINNESOTA 25-759
Table 186. Industry of Employed Persons [Doto
The State Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas of 250,000 or More
bo~
by Class of Worker, Race, and Sex: 1970-Continued
on sample, see text. For meaning of symbols, see text) Gowrnment workers
Total employed
Privotel-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~--!
wage ond salary workers
Total
Federal
State
Local
Self-employed workers
MINNtAPOUs-51'. PAUL SMSA-Continued
.·
Negro
over--------------------
6 473
Agricultu~:-~:-~-~:::::::::::::::::::
3S
Male, 16 pan old Giid
35
·~ 13
1 384
501
579
22 22
13
forestry and fisheries -------------------------·---------
Mlolot ---·--•• -- -- -------------···-----··- ----
9
COH-- ·--·····-·-----·-·-·-·----·--·--··-·
306
234
57
4
g~~:"..~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: ~.::lfis:·p-i0;;fuiiiil1ii>:o~d-mi'iiWo~i<:::::::::::::::::::::
2 192
63
47
1 366
2 116 1 303
15 39
15 39
67 22
67
Durable
Miscellaneous wood products--------·-----------·---·-Furniture and foxlures --------·-----------------------Stone, cloy, and glaS5 products ---------·-----·--------Cement, concrete, gypsum, and plaster products--------Primary iron ond steel industries -·--·------------------Primary nonferrous industrie•-----------------·--·-----fobricated metal Industries, including not specified metal -·-Machinery, except electricol -----·---------------------Office, accounting, and computing machines ___________ __ Elettricol machinery, equipment, and supplies _____________ _ Radio, television, ond communlcotlon equipment _________ _ Motor vehicles and motor vehicle equipment ______________ _ Aircraft ond ports -------------------------·---------Other transportation equipment ------------------------Professional ond photographic equipment, and wotches---·-Ordnonce •• __ ------ ------------ ---- -----·------.. ___ _ Miscellaneous manufactures ond durable gaods-allocoted •••
"°~,';,';"~~~~s :: :::: :: :: :::::::: :::::::: :: :: ::::::::: Conning and preserving produce, seafoods, ond beverages ---
~~~J:1~d~~irlts::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::
Yam. thread, and fabric mills--------------------------Other textile mill products ••••textile -------------·---------·-Apporel and other fabricated products _____________ _ Poper and allied products ---·-·-----------·--------·--· Printing, publishing, and allied industries---------·--·--·-Chemi<:als and allied products·-·-------·---------------· Petroleum and cool product•---------·-----·---·-----·-· Rubber and miscellaneous plastic products ··-·-----------Footwear, except rubber---------------·-···-----·--·-Other nondurable good•---------·---··----·-·---------Nat spe
~,:;~~~i~;,';~st.°~a-t'.~~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::
Electri<; and gas utillties-------·-··----------------------Woter supply, sanitary services, and olhflr utilities -----·----Wllole""" ""11 ntall tnNlo -------------------·-··-Whalesole trade ------ -----· --------·------------· -·---Food and farm products -----------------·-------·--·-Relail trade---------··----------------------·----·----Hardware, farm equipment, and building material retailing __ _ General merchandise stores _________ ,.. ______ .. ______ .,. ____ _
'Food stores •. ---·-----------·---···-------·----·----Motor vehicles and accessories re1aHing ------- ....................... .. Gasoline service stations ................... -.............................................. ... Apparel and accessories stares----·--------------------Furnilure, home furnishings, and equipment stores _________ _ Ealing and drinking places·---·----------------------·-Drugstores ..... - ........................................................................ -----Other retail trade-------·-----------------------------
... ..........
""-•· .._., --------------·----Banking and credit agencies----------·----------·-··-----
lnsuranc:e ......... _____________________ .,,...., ..... ,,. ..................... - ....... .. Other finance and real estate--·--------------------------
Bu""""• ........... nrtlcll ------------------------
Advertising ---- ------ -· ------ -- -- ---------- ------ •• ---Commercial research. monagemen1, and programing services_ .. _ Automobile services-----·------·-----------------------Other busineu and repair services-------------------------
Pon....i ..m..s •• -----·---·---·------------ ---Private households---·---- __ ---------------------------Hotels ond lodgin9 ploces ---·------------------------·--· Launderingt cltan1ng. and other garment services ____________ _
~h:"~~:o~~!~~~:~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: EoterttM..t'""' l9Cnatioo s..-.k"---·------------l'nfnsloolol
1• '""''"
s.m... ----------·---------
Health services -----------·-· Ectucationcl services, government---____----------------------... ____________________ _ Educotionol services, private __ ---------·-·---------------Welfare, religious, and nonprofit membership organizations ---Other professional and related services-------·-------------
......-istrat1o11•----------··-------·-·-----·-
1'11W1c Postal service -----------------------------------------_ federal public odmlnistrotion _____________________________ State ond local public administration -----------------------
5
64
486 233 192 15 52 24 4
83 77 236 817 82 27 28
97
15 18 179
117 47
16 16
22 64 476 223 192 15 52
so
10 10
')9
')9
11 8
4
48 217
009 82 27 28 97
608 248 62 46
61 2 40 41 36
61 2 40 41
5
31
923
820
'197
265
25 19 6 6
53
127 171 54 53
13
4
4
4
4
44
555 6 109 62 53 17 51 12 109 15 121 1:14 54
64
29
4
11
9
26
4
11
5 12
7
6
7
6 6
26 6
6
8 ')9
6 12
25
64
37
12
25
255
230
13
93
80
13
231
11 85 39 30 6iJ
73 77
95 406
133
80
267
1()4
159
12 48
30 6 51
112
626
12
183 11 85
941 289 259 94 16/J
117 89 120
13
24
53 27
73
74
61
37
89
13
16 16
248 6iJ 57
41 51 20 138 15
15
16 7
15 18
171 117 47
672
626 6 109 6iJ
26
24 4 83
175 4
so
27
43
10 10
175
9
237
9
24 15
17
499 145 259
45 25
210 55 118
244 65 130
42
9
6 31
27 22
424 267 104
51
151
51
108
53 626 267 104 159
11
36
27 5 4
'Includes allocated coses not shown sep(1rately.
25-160 MINNESOTA
DETAILED CHARACTERISTICS
Table 186. Industry of Employed Persons by Class of !Delo booed Oil 10Mflle, ... lex!.
The State Standard Metro~ltan Statistical Areas of 250, or More
f()r ~
Worker, Race, and Sex: 1970-Continued of symbols,
*' llll'ill ~._..,,..
TOll!l en\p4oyed
"""'°"' ...iorvwon.m
4 918
3 493
W!J90and
l'etol
filclel'!I!
$t
Looo!
3114
JU
720
$ell~ ~
Utlf>Old
fomllv wwbn
MINNEAPOUS-ST. PAUL SMSA-Continutd Negro -Continutd
F..ate, 16
revs old and ner •.••••••••••.•.•••
~• .......,, ...i lhlioriol •••••••••••••••••••
~:;:;~~u~ii5i.9r;e;·:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::
1
w
s
12 12
let 7 1
5
lllholnv -----------·-·········-··-------········
c..._.. -·····---------···-········-········
Ou=i~:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::
Sowmi , planing mlUs, and mill!l&k ••••••••••.•••••••••• Miscellaneous woad products ••••••••••••••••••••••••••• fumitu'l! and fixture• -·-·······-·····-·····-·········· Stone, clay, and glaH products ••••••••••••••••••••••••• Cement, conc'l!te, gypwm, ond plaster products ••••••••• Primary Iron ond stelll industries ·---------······-······· Primary nont.rrous industries ••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Fabricated metal industrlet, including not speclflod metal ••••
""fn"''
u
12
12 12
9 9
3 l
3
6
66
39
6::l
39
24 24
15
9
5
103
15
43 74
19
344 38 3
341 38 J
3
15
15
27 71
27
---------·-·-·-----·--···
Hardware, farm equipment, and building moterial retailing ••• General merchandi•• •to'll•-·······-·-·-···-----·····-·· Food stores •••••••••••••••• -·---------··--··· ........ Mato~ vehicle.sand ~essortes retailing_., ________ ......... -...... Gasoline Hrvtee stotrons ......... - ................................. _............... _ Apparol and acceuories sto'l!•-·····-·······-········-·· furniture, home furnishings, and equipment Slam ••••••••.• Eating and drinking places ••••••••••••••••.•••••••••.•.• Drugstores .......................................... Olher retail trade •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••
14
260
251 49 14 3
24
115 9
111 9
4
4
640
605
l6
'IO
14
}6
JG
l4
11 21 9 67 38 137
16
10
6
31
lt
7
142 46
244 87 129 211
13
13 6
m
216
17
l2
138 2 9l
125
13
8
119
4
S38 136 1211 113
'486
l2
81
.................................................
Advertiting •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• -Commercial reseon:h, management, and programing servicel ••• Automobile services-····-············-·-················ Olher business and repair services •••••••••••••••••••••••••
.................. -···-········----·-······--·····
Private household• •••••••••••••••.•••••.•••••••••••• •••• Hotel• and lod9in\I places--··-·-·--·········-············ Laundering, cleaning, ond other g<>rment services ••••••••••••• Barber and beouty •hops ••••••••••••••.••.•..•••.•••••••• Other personal services ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••
26
141
.... .....- .........................
1
411;1
II
275
lnwrance •••••••• __ •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Olher finance and real estote ················-····-----···
122 14
!71 29
14 7l 38 153
................... Banking and credit agencies ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••
5
m 21
-
4
24
33
........ ....._...........
3
36 5.2
122 14 5111
Re~~d: ~~~~-~~~~-=::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::
58
14
s
Wholetale trode ······-·-··--····---········-···········
19
71 27
52
a
s
6
74
14
Electric and gos utilities ••.•••.••.•••.•••••••••••••••••••• Water >upply, sanitary services, and other ulilltles ·----··--··
3
5
118 62
49
~~~~i:i:~·r.~~~~~~ :::: :: :::::: :::::::::::::: ::::::::
...................... ··-·····-·-·--··-·-·······-··
22 189 168 58
36
r,....,-u.., ·~·""" olllerpuWlc ......,,_
Poatol service •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Federal public odminiAtration •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• State and lacol public administration •••••••••••••••••••••••
22 213 192
27 61
RoUroads and railway service •••••••••••••••••••••• Street railways ond bus es ............................. Trucking service and worehousing ·····--···-··-----·-····· Water transpartatlon •••••.•••.•••••••.•••••••.••••••.••• Air transpartotion .• _. ----·- •••.•.•.•••.•••••••••••••••••
~
11
3 6
Canning and pmerving produce, seofood•, and beYerQ!1e$ ••• Bakery products •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••.•••• Other food industries········-·············-·-·-·····-· Yorn, threod, ond fobric mills ••••••••.•••••••.•.•••••••• Olher textile mill pnlducts •••••••.•.•••••••••••.•••••••• Apparel and other fobricoted textile products •••.••.••••••. Poper and allied products -·········-······--·--····-··Printing, publishing, and allied industries .•.•.••••••••••••• Chemicals and allied products •••••.••••••••••••••••••••• Petroleum and coal products •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Rubber and miscellaneous plastic products •••••••••••••••• Footwear, except rubber •.••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Other nondurable goods •••••••••••••••••••••••••••.•.•• Not specified monufocturing industries ••••••••••••••••••••••
........i-i ... nloto4 senlcoa •••••••••••••••••••• Heolth services··················-·-···-·---···-··-····· Educotianal services, government ••••••••••••.••••••••••••• Educational services, private •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Welfare, religious, ond nonprofit mernbenlhip orgonitatioM •••• Other prat.oionol ond related services •••••••••••••••••••••
11 5
63
Na~:ia:~~·:: :::::: :: :: :::::: :::::::::::: :::: :::::
-....
16
U8 517
6
Machinery, except electrical ............................ Office, accounting, and computing machines·------····-· Electrical machinery, :'.ipment, and wpplles •••••.•••••••• Radio, television, a communi®tion equipment •..••••••• Motor vfliicles and motor vehicle equipment ••••••.•••••••• Aircraft and parts ---··-···········---····-------·-··· Other tronsf:!otion equipment ···------·-·-----------·Prot.niono and photographic equipment, and wotches •••••• Ordnance •••••••••••••••• ····-·······--·--··-····-··· Miscellaneous manufactures and durable goads- allaca1-d •••
.......... ""'
16
924 580
2
130 128 105 9 114
n
27
m
190 451
76' 472 126 19«1 211 27'
9ll
60
97
18
122 123 94
12
40
7
17 20
s
~
9$2
315
4n
47
911 219 911 80
st
m
1.22
"6 174
IS
99
355
4
57 60
19
6
10 182 'Ill
80
28 50
47
so
47
37
4
8
25
•Includes allacoted coses not shown separately.
DETAILED CHARACTERISTICS
MINNESOTA 25-761
