United States yearbook - 1982 (1)

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Physlclans—Continued
Osteopaths............................................................ 107,100
Persons covered by insurance........................................ 10S
Specialty and professional activity...................................108
States.......... 108
Type of practice............................................................ 109
Visits to........ 100,110
Physics............ 599
Degrees conferred, salary offers..................................... 165
Nobel prize laureates..................................................... 596
Scientists employed.......................................................598
Physiology, Nobel prize laureates.......................................596
Pig Iron. S e e Iron.
Piggyback......... ........... 627, 628
Pigments. S ee Paints.
Pigs. S ee Hogs.
Pilchard. S ee Sardines.
Pimientos, canned................ ... 688
Pineapples................................................................688, 852
Pipe:
Iron and steel imports....... ...843
Production and shipments.. ... 792
Pipeline companies.............. ... 629
Pipeline transportation industry, petroleum........... 602. 606,607
Accidents.......... ............... ...608
Revenues and expenses..... ... 604
Pistols. See Firearms.
Plant and equipment expenditures:
Foreign-owned firms................. 825
Selected industries........................................................772, 777
States.................................................................... 770,771
Plaster. S e e Concrete and plaster products.
Plastics materials and resins, value of shipments............... 789
Plastics products, manufacture................. 774, 775
Employees......................................................397,774, 775
Exports...................................... 841
Shipments accounted for by largest companies-..............784
Value of shipments........................................................ 790
Plate glass. S e e Glass.
Plates, sheets, etc. (iron and steel), foreign trade.........841,843
Platinum-group metals........................................715,723,724
Playgrounds...................................................................... 231
Plumbers and pipefitters....................................................389
Plumbing. S e e Heating and plumbing equipment.
Plums........................................................................ 687,688
Plywood:
imports................... 700, 843
Per capita consumption.................. 697
Producer price indexes....................................456, 698, 742
Production, shipments and value.................................... 700
Poliomyelitis............. 120
Poisoning, deaths from...........................................80, 81,178
Poland. S e e Foreign countries.
Police departments. See Public safety.
Policemen and detectives..................................................389
Political action committees................................................ 495
Political advertising................. 568
Political parties:
Campaign expenditures.... ........494, 495
Political action committees..,....................................... 495
Congress, composition of. .......483, 484
Congressional and presidential votes....xxix, xxxi-xxxiv, 472-
479, 481, 482
Governors, by party affiliation................................xxxi, 486
State legislatures, composition of................................... 487
Political science, degrees conferred........... ................187, 598
Pollution:
Air....................... ,204, 206, 208
Air quality stations......................................................... 205
Environmental.................................................204, 205, 209
Expenditures.........................................................208, 210
Motor vehicle emissions................................ 205
Water............................................................. 204, 206, 208
Polyester, production..................................................786,787
Poor persons...................................................... 414,440-444
Population (se e a/so Vital statistics).......................... 6,15, 26
Abroad..................................... 8
Age:
Distribution....................................................... 26, 28-31
Fifteen to twenty-four years old....... 31
Median age..... 26,37
Members of Congress..................... 485
Outlying areas.. 645
Race.......... 26.27.33
School enrollment 140,147
Sex................. ....25-27
Sixty-five years old and over ....26, 28-31, 33, 37. 44, 324,
442
States.............. -28-30
Under 18, by presence of parents............................—.52
Population—Continued
Age—Continued
Voting-age population......
Appalaonla..........................
Black. S ee Black population.
Center................................
Change...........
Cities...............
Coastal...........
Components of change.......
Outlying areas..................
Standard metropolitan statistical areas
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..480-493
........ 448
.......... 7
-1 2 .1 5
....21-24
.......... 7
-5, 9. 13
.846
..17-19
Density........................................... .....8, 7, 11,12,15, 22-24
Foreign countries.................................................. 857-859
Disabled adults, characteristics.........................................336
Ethnic origin................................................................. 32,37
Farm........................................................ 646, 640-651,654
Fertility...............................................................9, 60, 65, 67
Unwanted births..............................................................67
Foreign born..... 36
Foreign countries 855,857-859
Growth rates.... .... 5, 9,656
Households and/or families................. 42-44, 46, 48-51,431
Illiteracy........... 145
Increase............................................................5, 6, 9,11-13
Standard metropolitan statistical areas.......................17-19
Institutional.........................................................................53
Intrinsic rate of natural increase..........................................60
Labor force. S ee Employment and labor force.
Life expectancy................................................................ 856
Locat governments...........................................................295
Marital Status.................................. 38, 39, 41,42, 59, 82-84
Characteristics of householder........................................ 50
Members of Congress...................................................485
Unmarried couples by presence of children.....................42
Metropolitan................................................................. 14,16
Migration...................................................13,14.17. 19,649
Minority races below poverty level.............................414,441
Mobility....................................... 14
Nativity.................................................................. 36, 37
Nonwhite. S e e Black population and Minority races.
Outlying areas of U.S............................... 8,10,11, 846, 847
Puerto Rico. 849
Parentage...... .36
Persons living alone............................................................44
Poverty.......... ........ 414, 440-442
Projections;
Foreign countries..........................;............................... 860
World...............................................................................8, 856
Race (see a lso Black population a n d Minority races) —15, 21,
26, 27, 31-33, 36
Ranked by States and/or cities..........................11, 12, 22-24
Regions and divisions
Resident..................
School years completed.....................
Sex.........................
Age distribution.....
Householder.........
Unemployment, and reason............
Size-group of States.,
Spanish origin.........
Standard metropolitan statistical areas
Mobility................
Size-class...........
State of birth and residence...............
States.
Age.
Density...........................................
Households....................................
Race and/or sex............................
Spanish origin.................................
Urban and rural..................................
Voter turnout.....................................
Voting-age population and votes
..9. 20
.............. 6, 28-30
...... 133, 143-145
............ 26, 31, 36
25, 27
........................ 50
...................... 391
9
.............32, 34, 35
............. 15, 17-19
14
15
.........................37
....5, 10-12, 20, 33
.........................33
....................,....11
.................. 48
................... 32, 33
.........................32
..15. 20, 21,26,36
............... 488, 492
.489, 491, 493
Wealtnholders.............................................................. 449
World..................................... 855, 856, 860
Literacy.........................................................................863
Pork 0see a ls o Meat and meat products):
Consumption and production........ ............................127,689
Foreign trade.................................. 689
Price, retail.......................................................................672
Portland cement................... 720, 721, 732
Portugal. S e e Foreign countries.
Possessions. S ee Outlying areas of U.S.
Post Office Department. S e e U.S. Postal Service.
Postal rates................. 554
Postal service, foreign countries.....................................882, 883
Potash (potassium salts):
Foreign trade.............................................. 723