1980 CENSUS REPORT OF POPULATION AND

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1980 CENSUS REPORT OF POPULATION AND HOUSING
FOR
IOWA
LISCOMB CITY
COMPLETE COUNT DATA
REPRODUCED FROM SUMMARY TAPE FILE lA
BUREAU OF THE CENSUS
U.S. DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE.
~ASHINGTON.
D.C.
PREPARED BY
COOPERATIVE EXTENSION SERVICE
IOwA STATE UNIVERSITY. AMES. IOWA
WILLIS GCUDY AND SANDRA CHARVAT BURKE
DEPARTMENT OF SOCIOLOGY AND ANTHROPOLOGY
NOTE S:
FOR DEFINITIONS OF TERMS USED IN THIS REPORT. PLEASE REFER
TO INTRODUCTIONS AND APPENDICES OF POPULATION AND HOUSING
PUBLICATIONS OF THE BUREAU OF THE CENSUS.
IN ORDER TO MAINTAIN CONFIDENTIALITY AS REQUIRED EY LAW.
IT IS NECESSARY FOR THE CENSUS BUREAU TO MAKE SURE THAT ITS
PUBLIC DATA DO NOT DISCLOSE INFORMATION ABOUT ANY INDIVIDUAL.
THE BUREAU SUPPRESSES TABULATIONS OF CHARACTERISTICS OF VERY
SMALL GROUPS OF PEOPLE OR HOUSING UNITS.
SUPPRESSION CAN
OCCUR IF THERE ARE FEWER THAN 15 PERSCNS IN A GEOGRAPHIC AREA.
FEWER THAN 15 PERSONS IN A RACIAL CATEGORY. FEWER THAN 5
HOUSEHOLDS IN A RACIAL CATEGORY. OR FEWER THAN 5 UNITS IN A
HOUSING CATEGORY.
SEVERAL TABLES CF BASIC COUNTS ARE NEVER
SUPPRESSED.
AN ASTERISK (*> AFTER A TABLE NAME INDICATES THAT
SUPPRESSION MAY HAVE OCCURRED IN THAT TABLE.
ALL PERSONS: TOTAL
ALL PERSONS: RACE
WHITE
BLACK
AMERICAN INDIAN
ESKIMO
ALEUT
JAPANESE
CHINESE
FILIPINO
KOREAN
ASIAN INDIAN
VIETNAMESE
HAWAIIAN
GUAMANIAN
SAMOAN
eTHER
296
PERSONS OF SPANISH ORIGIN
TOTAL
MEXICAN
PUERTO RICAN
CUBAN
OTHER SPANISH
6
6
PERSONS OF SPANISH ORIGIN: RACE
WHITE
BLACK
AMERICAN INDIAN. ESKIMO.
ALEUT. AND ASIAN AND
PACIFIC ISLANDER
OTHER
LISCOMB CITY
6
1
ALL PERSONS:
*
AGE BY RACE
AGE CATEGORIES
TOTAL
WHITE
22
64
166
44
22
64
166
44
UNDER 5 YEARS
5 TO 17 YEARS
18 TO 64 YEARS
E5 YEARS AND OVER
PERSONS OF SPANISH ORIGIN:
AGE CATEGORIES
U~~DER 5 YEARS
:i TO 17 YEARS
18 TO 64 YEARS
E5 YEARS AND OVER
ALL F' EF~ SONS: AGE BY SEX
AG": CATEGORIES
AGE BY RACE
TOTAL
*
I-\LL AGES
UNDFR 1 YEAR
1 AND 2 YEARS
:3 AND 4 YEARS
'3 Y":ARS
6 YEARS
7 TO 9 YEARS
1 0 TO 13 YEARS
14 YEARS
1 5 YEARS
1 6 YEARS
1 7 YEARS
18 YEARS
19 YEARS
20 YEARS
21 YEARS
,.,,.,
TO 24 YEARS
25 TO 29 YEARS
"30 TO 34 YEARS
3"': TO 44 YEARS
45 TO 54 YEARS
55 TO 59 YEARS
60 AND 61 YEARS
62 TO 64 YEARS
65 TO 74 YEARS
7S TO 84 YEARS
g<; YEARS AND OVER
I AN AGE
MAFdTAL STATUS
SINGLE
~mw MARRIED
SEPARATED
WIDOWED
DIVORCED
MALE
25
78
ASIAN, PACIFIC
ISLANDER
BLACK
TOTAL
MALE
FEMALE
296
143
153
4
7
11
6
5
9
21
4
8
5
6
1
5
2
4
2
4
2
5
9
2
3
3
4
2
"3
9
2
3
4
12
2
5
2
2
1
2
5
1
3
3
1
2
16
22
18
24
41
13
3
13
22
17
5
15
9
11
24
5
2
5
8
8
1
32.2
30.8
8
PER 501\,' 5 15 YEARS AND OLDER:
MARITAL ST ATUS BY SEX
*
AMER INDIAN,
ESK,ALEUT
*
8
L_ ,'_
f'1FD
WHITE
BLACK
8
7
9
13
17
8
1
A
14
<;1
4
33.6
NUMBER OF FAMILIES
TOTAL
FEMALE
17
78
1
3
6
*
RELATED CHILDREN: AGE
AGE CATEGORIES
TOTAL
UNDER 5 YEARS
22
5 TO 17 YEARS
63
16
5
PERSONS: HOUSEHOLD TYPE AND HOUSEHOLD RELATIONSHIP
TyoF5 AND RELATIONSHIPS
IN FAMILY HOUSEHOLD:
HOUSEHOL DER
SPOUSE
OT HER RE LATI VE S
NClNRELATIVES
I~ NONFAMILY HOUSEHOLD:
MALE HOUSEHOLDER
FEMALE HOUSEHOLDER
NClNRELATIVES
IN GFOUP QUARTERS:
INMATE OF INSTITUTION
OTHER
*
85
*
ALL PERSONS
PERSONS 65 AND OVER
85
77
103
1
16
12
1
11
17
2
4
11
LISCOMB CITY
2
PERSUNS
U~CER
PERSONS UNDER 18
TYPES ANC RELATIONSHIPS
IN HCUSEHOLD:
HOUSEHOLDER OR SPQ~SE
OWN CHILD OF HOUSEHOLDER:
IN MARRIED-COUPLE FAMILY
IN OTHER FAM IL Y
CTHER RELATIVES
NONRELATIVES
IN GROUP QUARTERS:
IN~ATE OF
INSTITLTIO~
OTHER
ALL HOUSEHOLDS: TOTAL
77
6
2
1
HOUSEHCLDS WITH NONRELATIVES
PRESENT: TOTAL *
3
113
ALL HOUSEHOLDS: PERSG~S IN
HOUSEHOLD AND HOUSEHOLD TYPE
*
TOTAL
PERSONS AND TYPES
1 PERSON:
~ALE HOUSEHOLDER
FEMALE HOUSEHCLDER
2 CR MeRE PERSONS:
MAR~IED-COUPLE FAMILY
eTHER FAMILY:
MALE HOUSEHCLDER.
NO \WIFE PRESENT
FE~ALE HCUSEhCLCER.
NO HUSBAND PRESE~T
NONFAMILY HOUSEHOLC:
MALE HCUSEHOLCEFi
FEMALE HOUSEHCLDER
9
17
77
2
HOUSEHOLDS WITH PERSONS UNDER Ie:
HOUSEhOLD TYPE
*
TYPES
MARRIED-COUPLE FAMILY
o THE R F AM I L Y:
MALE HOUSEHOLDER.
NO WIFE PRESENT
FEMALE HO~SEHOLDER.
NO HUSBAND PRESENT
NONFAMILY hCUSEHCLD
PERSONS AN C TYPES
1 PERSCN
2 OR MORE PERSCNS:
FAMILY HOUSEHOLD
~C~FAMILY HOUSEHCLC
VACA~T
FERSO~S
IN
60 YEARS AND OVER
65 YEARS ANC OVER
21
I!;
24
18
TCTAL OCCUPIED
REN TER OCC ~P I ED
120
FOR SALE ONLY
FOR RENT
hELD FOR OCCASIONAL USE
CTHER VACANT
HCUSING UNITS:
NUMBER OF ROOMS *
YEAR-RGU~D
5
18
3.3
64
*
113
13
120
113
7
VACANT YEAR-ROUND HOUSING
UNITS: VACANCY STAT~S
MECIAN
2
OCCUPIED HOUSING UNITS: TENURE
TOTAL HOUSING UNITS
SEASO~AL. MIGRATCRY
YEAR-ROUND
OCCUPI ED
ROOMS
5 ROOMS
t- OR /IICRE
1
2
ALL HOUSING UNITS:
4
TOTAL
40
6
HOUSEHOLDS WITH PERSCNS 60 OR 65 YEARS OF AGE AND OVER:
HOUSEHOLC ANC HOUSEhCLD TYPE *
1 ROC/II
2 ROOMS
3 ROC/IIS
*
18 YEARS: HOUSEHOLD TYPE AND HOUSEHOLD RELATIONSHIP
YEAR-ROUND CONDOMINIUM HCUSING LNITS:
TENURE AND VACANCY STATUS
*
2
1
4
TOTAL UNITS
RENTER OCCUPIED
VACANT FOR SALE CNLY
OTHER VACANT
YEAR-ROUND HOUSING UNITS: TENURE AND
VACANCY STATUS EY AGGREGATE
NUMBEFi OF ROOMS *
TCTAL RCCMS
RENTER OCCUP I ED
VACANT FOR SALE ONLY
VACANT FOR RE"'T
OTHER VACANT
707
ec;
11
5
22
5.6
LISCOMB CITY
3
OCCUPI~D
HOUSING UNITS: RACE OF HOUSEHOLDER BY TENURE
RACIAL CATEGORIES
UNITS
113
~HITE
BLACK
*
RENTER OCCUPIED
13
INDIAN. ESKIMO.
ALEUT
ASIAN. PACIFIC
ISLANDER
o TrlE R
A~ER
OCCUPIED HOUSING UNITS WITH HOUSEHOLDER OF SPANISH ORIGIN:
RACE OF HOUSEHOLDER BY TENURE
*
RACIAL CATEGORIES
TOTAL
\WHITE
BLACK
RENTER OCCUPIED
UNITS
4
4
OCCUPIED HOUSING UNITS WITH ONE OR MORE PERSONS 65 YEARS AND OVER: AGE
OF hOUSEHOLDER BY TENURE
*
AGE CATEGORIES
HOUSEHOLDER UNDER 65 YEARS
HOUSEHOLDER 65 AND OVER
UNITS
RENTER OCCUPIED
31
2
2
OCCUPIED HOUSING UNITS: PERSONS IN UNIT BY TENURE
NUMBER OF PERSONS
HOUSING UNITS
26
1 PERSON
2 PERSONS
40
3 PERSONS
17
4 PERSONS
18
5 PERSONS
6
6 OR MORE PERSONS
6
HOUSING UNITS: MEDIAN
NUM6ER OF PERSONS PER UNIT
OCCUPI~D
MED I AN
RENTER OCCUPIED
4
5
2
1
1
PERSONS IN OCCUPIED HOUSING UNITS:
TENURE
*
*
TOTAL PERSONS
RENTER OCCUPIED
2.2
OCCUPIED HOUSING UNITS: MEAN
NUMBER OF PERSONS PER UNIT
MEAN
*
296
31
*
2.6
OCCUPIED HOUSING UNITS: PERSONS PER ROOM BV TENURE
PERSONS PER ROOM
1.00 OR LESS
1.01 - 1.50
1.51 OR MORE
UNITS
111
RENTER OCCUPIED
13
2
SPECIFIED OWNER-OCCUPIED NONCONDO
MINIUM HOUSING UNITS: VALUE
*
VALUE
THAN $10.000
$10.000 TO $14.999
S15.000 TO $19.999
520.000 TO $24.999
$25.000 TO $29.999
530.000 TO $34.999
$35.000 TO $39.999
$40.000 TO $49.999
~ESS
$50.000 10 $79.999
580.000 TO $99.999
5100.000 TO $149.999
$150.000 TO $199.999
$200.000 OR MORE
/-lED I AN VALUE
*
21000
UNITS
19
13
7
15
9
5
4
5
5
1
1
SPECIFIED RENTER-OCCUPIED HOUSING
UNITS: CONTRACT RENT
*
WITH CASH RENT:
LESS THAN $50
$50 TO $99
$100 TO $119
$120 TO $139
$140 TO $149
$150 TO $159
$160 TO $169
$170 TO $199
$200 TO $249
$250 TO $299
$300 TO $399
$400 TO $499
$500 OR MORE
NO CASH RENT
MEDIAN RENT
LISCOMB CITY
UNITS
2
1
1
2
1
2
163
4
SPECIFIED RENTER-OCCUPIED PAYING
CASH RENT AND VACANT-FOR-RENT
HOUSING UNITS: OCCUPANCY STATUS
BY AGGREGATE CONTRACT RENT
SPECIFIED O~NER-OCCUPIED AND VACANT
FOR-SALE CNLY NONCONDOMINIUM AND
CONDOMINIUM HOUSING UNITS: OCCU
PANC~ STATUS BY AGGREGATE VALUE ~
(SCALED FOR TALLY PURPOSES;
MULTIPLY BY $250 TO OBTAIN THE
TRUE VALUE)
AGGREGATE
NONCON DOM I !II I UM:
VALUE
8125
OwNER OCCUPIED
235
CONDOMINIUM:
ow NE R aCCUPI ED
*
OCCUPANCY STATUS
AGGREGATE
CONTRACT RENT
1304
RENTER OCCUPIED
VACANT FOR RENT
105
HOUSING UNITS: OCCUPANCY
STATUS :::
SPECIFIED OWNER-OCCUPIED AND VACANT
FOR-SALE ONLY NONCONDOMINIUM
HOUSING UNITS: OCCUPANCY STATUS ~
OCCUPANCY STATUS
C)WNER OCCUPIED
OCCUPANCY STATUS
RENTER OCCUPIED
VACANT FOR RENT
UNITS
84
2
UN I 'TS
9
1
YEAR-ROUND HOUSING UNITS: PLUMBING FACILITIES BY TENURE AND OCCUPANCY
STATUS ~
PLUMBING FACILITIES
UNITS
OCCUPIED
UNITS
RENTER
OCCUPIED
118
112
13
2
1
COMPLETE PLUMBING
FOR EXCLUSIVE USE
LACKING COMPLETE
PLUMB ING FOR
EXCLUSIVE USE
OCCUPIED HOUSING UNITS WITH 1.01 OR
MORE PERSONS PER ROOM LACKING
COMPLETE PLUMBING FACILITIES FOR
EXCLUSIVE uSE: TENURE
PERSONS IN OCCUPIED HOUSING UNITS
WITH 1.01 OR MORE PERSONS PER
ROOM: TENURE ::=
*
TENURE
PERSONS
TOTAL
12
REN TER 0 CCUP I ED
TENuRE
HOUSING UNITS
TOTAL
RENTER OCCUP lED
PERSONS IN OCCUPIED HOUSING UNITS WITH 1.01 OR MORE PERSONS
PER ROOM: PLUMBING FACILITIES
*
PLUMBING FACILITIES
COMPLETE PLUMBING FOR EXCLUSIVE USE
LACKING COMPLETE PLUMBING FOR EXCLUSIVE USE
PERSDNS
12
NUMBER OF PERSONS IN OCCUPIED HOUSING UNITS WHICH LACK COMPLETE
PLUMBING FACILITIES FOR EXCLUSIVE USE
*
3
NUMBER OF VACANT YEAR-ROUND HOUSING UNITS WHICH ARE BOARDED UP
NUMBER OF VACANT-FOR-RENT HOUSING UNITS WHICH HAVE BEEN
VACANT 2 OR MORE MONTHS
1
NUMBeR OF VACANT-FOR-SALE ONLY HOUSING UNITS WHICH HAVE BEEN
VACANT FOR 6 OR MORE MONTHS
1
YEAR-ROUND HOUSING UNITS: UNITS
AT ADDRESS :::
NUMbER OF UNITS
ONe:
TwO TO NINE
TEN OR MORE
MOBILE HOME OR TRAILER
113
1
6
END OF 1980 CENSUS REPORT
(DATA FROM STF1A ONLY) FOR:
IOWA CENSUS PLACE CODE 2430
LISCOMB CITY
5
CEt.SUs REPORT OF SELECTE)
LISCOMB
19bO
POPULATION CH,lI.f'AC1TRISTI(S FUR
IOWA
S M~ P lED AT A :
SUMMARY TAPE FILE 3A
Bur~LAU OF THE CENSUS
u.s. DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE
WASHINGTON. D.C.
~'
A l .• ;
H,COIk.
POVERTY STATUS
1
EDUCATION
LM1C~ FOKfE STATUS
4
WEEKS Wn~KED. UNEMPLOYMENT
LJCCuoATIUN. n;;:;USTF,Y
CLASS OF WORKE~. PLACE OF WORK
TRANSPORTATION TO WORK
',-'ORK DI<':;i\eILITY
PUBLIC TRAN~oORTATION DISA8ILITY
LANGUAGe:: SPOKUJ AT HO~1E
A~CcSTRY,
NATIVITY
RESIDENCE IN 1975
'/ E TE P. A~ j S TAT U ~.
URBAN/RurAL (FARM. ~,OI'WAR~D
PRfPAR~D ey:
RACE. ~A~ITAL STATUS
AGE
IOWA STATE UNIVE.RSITY. AMES. IA
GROUP OUARTERS
DEPARTMENT OF SOCIOLOGY AND ANTHROPJLOGY
HOUSEHOLD TYPE
WILLIS GOUDY. ROGELIO SAENZ. AND SA~DRA BURKE
CHILDREN 9-11
NOTES:
FOR DEFINITIONS OF TERMS USED IN THIS REPORT. PLEAS~ REFFR TO
INTRODUCTIONS AND APPENDICES OF POPJLATION REPORTS DF THE BUREAU OF THL
CENSUS.
A FEW ADDITIONAL COMMENTS 4RE NOTED AT THE END OF THIS rEPORT.
ACCORDING TO THE CENSUS BUREAU. THIS PLACE HAD A TliTAL 'JF
296
RESIDENTS IN 1980.
THE DATA IN THIS REPORT ARE BASED ON A SAMPLE OF
14
OF TH[:: RESIDENTS OF THIS PLACE.
TH=:SE PEOPLE COMPLETED THE "l.CJr-.;G FORt"' ..
OF TH~ CENSUS QUESTIONNAIRE.
IN IN:ORPORATED PLACES WITH AT LEAST 2.500
I/',H,,"UITANiS. EVERY SIXTH HOUSEHOLD RECEIVED THE LONG QUC':"TICtJr-Udf'E.
It-;
RU~AL
AREAS AND INCORPORATED PLACES WITH FEWER THAN 2,500 INHAnTTANTS. ONe
OF LV[RY TWO HOUSEHOLDS RECEIVED TH=: LONG FORM.
THE [UREAU OF THE
CENSUS THEN USED A COMPLEX PROCEOUR=: TO WEIGHT THE SAMPLE DATA SO THAT
THEY REPRESENT ALL RESIDENTS OF THIS PLACE.
.
FIIMILl\ S:
FAMILY
INCOME
IN 1979
(,1(1)
INDl VIDUAl r,
UV I 1<: I rl( 11~11
I f'J
UNr~fLATf:n
AND
II ',',
,
"
1
'I ,
i.;',hI\O
~
'I I "'•• I) V I)
I U ']; l • 'I ." ~I
'I
I!IAN
• '. 'I l )
0 U0
TO $9.9~)9
1.!(J,UOO TO 'f.12. l .99
$12.~OO TO
$14.999
~15.000 TO
$17.499
$17.300 TO $19.999
120.000 TO $22.499
~22.~OO TO $24.999
$25.000 TO $27.499
$27.500 TO $29.999
$30.000 TO ~34.999
t35.000 TO 539,999
$40.000 TO $49.999
$~Q,OOO TO $74.999
$75.000 OR MORE
f.l.~)OO
MEDIAN
FA~ILY
INCOME
,
1\','1
B
$ 2 • 000
r lJ
1,?
$3.000
Ttl
1J,O<lQ
10
13
I:'
7
14
6
4
2
1
0 Ii
3
9
MEDIAN INCOME FOR UNRELATED
INDIVIDUALS
*
14615
AGGRESA1E
INCOME
I N D I V I DU AL S
FAMILIeS WITH HOUSEHOLDER OF SPECIFIED
RACES: FAMILY INCOME IN 1979 BY R~CE
INCOME CATEGORIES
lESS THAN $5.000
$5.000 TO $7.499
$7.500 TO $9.999
$10.000 TO ~14.999
$15.000 TO $19.999
$20.000 TO $24.999
525.000 TO $34.999
$35.000 TO $49.999
Lj
11.11('11
11."'.")
$4.000 TO :}4.sn c..
$5.001) TO $:).999
$5.000 TO ~r'"ao9
$7.000 TO ~7.(,l'J9
$8.000 TD $8. Q ':)9
$9.000 TO d';9,~99
$10.000 TO $11,999
$12.000 TO ~14.999
$15.000 TO $24.999
$25.000 TO $49.999
$ 5 0 • 000 (] R r-~ 0 R~
6
*
IIIAII
~l.OO()
I', VFARS
1 'i I')
WHITE
6
7
a
23
13
20
4
3
*
BLACK
AMERICAN
INDIAN.
ESK. ALEUT
DF
3P1,
UN~ELATEG
(2) ::'
ASIAN.
PACIFIC
ISlANO::':P(3)
2 04
~
3:
LIScrWI'
FAt~1Llr:S
WITH
SPANISH
I r,J
HOUSEHOLDER CF
FAMILY INCOME
F A MIL I F S:
A G G ~H r; II T [
IN 1979 IlY PACL fJF
n~IGIN:
t 9 -, 9
:::
r
~1 l Y It, U ~~,
HUU~~r:HUL[)L;?
F II
TOTAL
WHITE
BLACK
AMERIC/I,N INDIAN.
ESKIi,W. Ai~D
ALEUT
Less THAN $5.000
~~.OQO TO $7.499
$7.500 TO $9.999
$10.000 TO $14.999
$15.000 TO $19.999
$20,000 TO !24.999
$2~.000 TO $34.999
$3~.OOO TO $49.999
$~O,OOO OR
MOPE
AS I AN
"(
,
1 "3 <~ C (
132097 . .
A/\:D
PACIFIC
I SLANDER
AGGREGATE FAMILY INCOME
HOUSEHOLDS: HOUSEHOLD INCOME IN
197~
THAN $2.500
$2.500 TO $4.999
$':). 000 TO $7.499
$7.5ClO TO $9.999
$10,000 TO $12.499
$12 ,~)OO TO $14,999
$1!':·,OOO TO ,~17.49Q
$17.500 TO $19,999
$20,000 TO $22.499
$22.500 TO $24,999
$2~,OOO
TO $27.499
$27,500 TO $29.999
$30.000 TO $34.999
$Jfj,OOO TO $39.999
$40.000 TO $49.999
$50,000 TO $74.999
LE~S
*
9
15
7
15
10
13
6
13
14
6
PERSONS 15 YEARS AND OVEU:
AGGREGATE I "JCO"'~E IN 1979 BY
INMATE STATUS .'.
TOTAL
NONINSTITUTlnNAL
4
2
1
PERSONS: PER CA?ITA I NCG:·'~
BY INMATE STATUS .'.
','
OR MORE
1;75,000
MEDIAN HOUSEHOLD INCOME
*
AGGRCGATE HOUSEHOLD
I NCO ME :;:
HOW.! lllll.[)<",
WITH
TOTAL
NONINSTITUTIONAL
12788
,YI'j
L MiN
HjCOMI:
AGGnFGATr::
I'olcnME
IN 19'70 liV INClII1'
INGS:
I II Il
~AGE QR
r'j(JNFM~M
SALARY
IN
1~79
!::2J I'
'2237
1530990
rn I I,' I \ I
llf'l
tr~\
15031'
1503il:
J • ,I
I'
Tyl'l
III
I"
I II I; 1>',
I "
I
') 0
132
I 2
14
INCOME
INCOH:::
FARM SELF-EMPLOYMENT INCOME
rrnEREST. DIVIDEND. OR NET RENTAL INCOME
SOCIAL S~CURITY INCOME
PlOLIC ASSISTANCE INCO~E
ALL OTHER INCOME
SELf-E'MPLOYI~ENT
len')
"
11,,1.1:1 (,11 i I
I N\ ('~'!
114~7.i~
f1202(1
l~ tl 4 ',\ (
616 J ~
46
42
16021'
417(1
6
5 5b 1 r.
25
FAMILIES: AGGREGATE FAMILY INCOME 1'11979 BY WORKEqS IN FAI-1ILY HI 1979 '::
AGGRf.:GATE
NUMBER OF
FAMILIES
OF WOPKERS IN THE FAMILY
NC WORKERS
t WORKER
2 OR MORE WORKERS
NUMBER
H~COr-1!:
[30795
13
39
32
56202
n
678155
FOR WHOM POVERTY STATUS IS DETERMINED:
POVERTY STATUS IN 1979 BY RACE
PERSONS
I NCOi>o1E
*
IN
1979
ABOVf POVERTY LEVEL
8ELOW POVERTY LEVEL
A~r=R
TOTAL
WHITE
258
29
258
29
BLACK
OF SPANISH O:~IGIN FOR \riHOM ::lOVERTY STATUS IS
POVERTY STATUS IN 1979
PERSO~jS
*
INCOME IN 1979 ABOVE POVERTY LEVEL
INCOME IN 1979 BELOW POVERTY LEVEL
IC·\!-;
I ND I A r~ •
!'~SK.
ALC:UT
D:::n~R!J'INEi):
AS I
A~ ••
PACIf-IC
ISLANDer
:: r· ~
PEf~~;[jNS
F(Jr~
INCOME IN
UJCm-1E IN
HJCm,lE IN
I.'JCO,'1E IN
INCOME IN
WHor-1 POVUHY STATUS IS
1979
1979
1979
1979
1979
~ELOW
DETER~,n~~ED:
POVl'r·TY
~,T/lTlI{.)
75% OF POVERTY LEVEL
75% AND 124% OF POVERTY u::v::t_
125% AND 149% OF POVERTY U:VEL
150% AND 1J9% OF POVERTY LEVEL
DEHIEEN
8ETWEEN
EJETWEEN
200% OF
Pi
..
I'r/')
?1
I c' :,
POVERTY LEVEL AND ABOVE
PERSONS FOR WHOM POVERTY STATUS IS JETERMINEO:
POVERTY STATUS IN 1979 BY AGE
*
55
55 TO 59
195
8
U~DER
INClJW:: IN 1979
A~OVE POVERTY LEVEL
UELOW POVERTY LEVEL
YEARS
60
YEARS
TO 6 l f
YE t,R S
65 YEAh
AND OVl
15
4
4
16
INDIVIDUALS FOR WHOM POVE~TY
POVERTY STATUS IN 1979 BY AGE
UNR~LATED
*
STATUS IS DETERMINED:
INCOME IN 1979
ABOVE POVERTY LEVEL
BELOW POVERTY LEVEL
15 TO
6::'
64
YEARS
AND
YEAR::;
OVEf~
10
8
7
7
NONFAMILY HOUSEHOLDERS: POVERTY STATUS IN 1979 BY AGE OF HOUSEHOL8ER
IN 1979
125% OF POVERTY LEVEL AND ABOVE
BETWEEN 100% AND 124% OF POVERTY LEVEL
BELOW POVERTY LEVEL
I~COME
FAMILIES:
UK CJ ~1 E
POVE~TY
65
MJD
YE tf~S
A~J[)
4
e
YEAR:=
*
6";
A:.JD
14
2
4
AGE OF nELAT':D CHILDi1fN IlY
rA~llLIl::':
WITH RELATED CHILDREN:
UNnCR 6 YEftRS AND 6 TO 17 YEARS
UNDER 6 YEARS ONLY
b TO 17 YEARS ONLY
~ITHOUT RELATED CHILDREN
FA~ILY WITH FlMALE HOUSEHOLDER.
NO HUSBAND PRESENT:
WITH R~LATED CHILDREN:
UNDER 6 YEARS AND 6 TO 17 YEARS
UNDER 6 YEARS ONLY
6 TU 17 YEftRS ONLY
WITHOUT RELATED CHILDREN
FAMILIES WITH ONE OR MORE RELATED CHILDREN:
CHILDREN BY POVERTY STATUS IN 197;) :::
PRESENCE OF RELATED CHILDREN
WITH RELATED CHILDREN UNDER 5 YEARS
AND 5 TO 17 YEARS
WITH RELATED CHILDREN UNDER 5 YEARS ONLY
WITH RELATED CHILDREN 5 TO 17 YEARS ONLY
Yf:..A-::<S
OVER
60
2
P UV U
'dr. rlJ',
1'(IVlllfY
'I!
IUT/'1L
DV:::;<
3
7
15 TO 64
125% OF POVERTY LEVEL AND ABOVE
UErWCEN 100% AND 124% OF POVERTY LEVEL
BELOW POVERTY LEVEL
Yf./,P~;
9
STATUS IN 1979 BY AGE OF HOUSEHOLDER
I N 1 979
FAI,nL li-',: PI(l7',FNCF
I'V f "r,\ II VI V,' t
','
15 TO 64
~
\1 I
RELATIONSHIP
CHILD UNDER 5 YEARS
CHILD 5 YEARS
CHILD 6 TO 17 YEARS
IN
If",!,...
VI
III I 1",
1 Y L' V\ L
I'll \ L In Y
LI_ Vt I
.
-,
12
ID
40
b
3
PRESENCE
POVE~TY
AND
AGE OF RELATED
A JOVE
LEVEL
BEL
~'\<
POVERTY LEVEL
6
14
18
PERSONS IN FAMILIES. EXCLUDING HOUSEHOLD~RS:
HOUSEHOLD RELATIONSHIP AND AGE BY POVERTY STATUS IN 1979
HOUSEHOLD
RELATED
RELATED
RELATED
*
Af~OVE
POVERTY LEVEL
25
4
48
n .,.
*
8ELOI
POVERTY LEVEL
L I SCIWD
r':
,lH~~;
J
YEARS
, . Y k ACt: :::
OLD
AND OVER ENrHJLL:::D
IN SCHOOL:
~;Um()l.
FNPDII.'lI I'd
AMF.K ICftN
T
tJURS ERY SCHGOL
KIN DE R GAR TEN Ar'JD
ELE~ENTARY
(1-8 YRS)
HIGH SCHOOL (1-4 YRS)
COLLEGE
E~m OLL~1EN
TOTAL
WHITE
1
1
OLACK
16
4
I
YEARS
TOT AL
24
WHITE
24
28
79
BLACK
16
16
18
18
ARMED FDrKES
CIVILIAN:
r:-WWLLED HJ <::;('HG[)L
I,
VI: AP S
CLJLLUj[:
I I n ~ YE Afl~}
" VI AI~ ,; I HI r,H lIH
N [)
r
F I,ll, : ILL' i) ) ~J
Ii 1 (" I ~'. C I if I () L
I "1 'I II Y: I,
I II i i
~~
NOT
YEARS OLD AND OVER:
SCHOOL COMPLETED *
!:)
OR MORE YEARS
[I \' I I'
r~
HIGH
L', I j U ,..
I
(J I;
(. I
~~CHO(JL
17
1
TOTAL
*
A~~C::!
WHITE
83
83
29
29
43
43
6&
C,
FEI~ALE:
LABOR FORCE:
AR~'ED FORCES
CIVILIA.r-J LABOR
FORCE:
E~PLOYED
UNE~PLOYED
I
18
1-1ALE:
LABOR FORCE:
I',RI4ED FORCES
CIVILIAN LABOR
FORCE:
E ~'PLOYED
UNDWLOYED
NOT IN LASOR FORCE
r' I"
( I ~, ){, L :
(d I AD U.to. T F :
UNEMPLDYED
NOT Il'o
LABOR FO~CE
78
94
PERSONS 16 YEARS AND DVER:
LABOR FORCE STATUS BY SEX BY RACE
LABOR FORCE STATUS
I.' I
~~
GFU~C'UAT[ =
t:t~PLOYFD
ELEMENTARY (0-8 YEARS) THRU
SOME HIGH SCHOOL (1-3 YRS)
HIGH SCHOOL (4 YEARS)
COLLEGE:
1 TO 3 YEARS
YEARS
ASIA
PACIF
ISLAND
PERSONS 16 TO 19 YEARS OLD: LAbOR
FORCE STAT~S oy YEARS OF SCHLDL
COMPLETE.D i3Y SCHUOL ENRGLLMENT .
ClEMENTARY (0-8 YRS)
HIGH SCHODL:
1 TO 3 YEARS
4
INDIAN,
ESK, ALEUT
28
79
PERSONS OF SPANISH ORIGIN 25 YEARS
OLD AND OVER: YEARS OF SCHOOL
COMPLETED :::
10
*
*
OF SCHOOL COMPLETED BY RACE
AMERICAr.;
OF
P.:J,
NURSERY SCHOOL
KINDERGARTEN AND
ELEMENTARY (1-8 YRS)
HIGH SCHOOL (1-4 YRS)
COLLEGE
PERSONS 25 YEARS OLD AND OVER:
YEARS
~,L
PERSONS 3 YEARS OLD A~D OVER
ENROLLED IN PRTVATt SCHOOL
*
SCHOOL.
KINDeRGARTEN AND
IIIGH SCHOOL (1-4 YRS)
COLLEGE
PF.f{SUI~S
1 I·
4
rlU~ISERY
YEARS CO~1PLETED
HIGH SCHOOL:
1 TO 3 YEARS
4 YE ARS
COLLEGE:
1 TO :3 YEARS
4 OR MORE YEARS
~'"
f':"C 1 F
29
16
29
PERSONS OF SPANISH ORIGIN 3 YEARS
OLD AND OVER ENROLLED IN SCHOOL
:"
INDI/\I\J,
:::SK, AU:UT
r.,
BLACK
leAN
INDIAN.
ESK, ALEUT
AS It,
PAC 1 F .
ISLANDf
L I SCCH"l
PEI~SUI-JS
OF SPANISH ORIGIN
16 YEARS "'ND OVER:
LAlHJf< FORCE STATUS
L 1\ 'Jon FOR CE :
LABOf.
.- i' C
FE: t·1 AL
MALE
STATIJ'J I'Y
r-CJr-<c~
~-:'f.)\
':'
r:
"R~1ED FORCES
CIVILIAN LABOR FORCE:
EMPLOYED
UNEMPLOYED
~iCT
IN LASOR FORCE
FEMALES 16 YEARS AND OVER WITH ONE JR MORE OWN CHILDREN: LA80R
OY PRESENCE AND AGE OF OWN CHILDREN *
LAGOR FORCE STATUS
I l~ L AGOR FORC [
~UT
IN LABOR FORCE
WITH OWN :HILDREN
UNDER 6 YEARS
•..:; 16 YEARS AtW OVER: LABOR
PE~SCH
FO~CE
LAbOR FORCE STATUS
IN LABOR FORCE IN 1979:
vjiJRKED IN 1979:
WI TH UNEMPLOYMENT IN 1979
NO UNn1PLOYt-1EIH HI 1979
DID NOT WOFK IN 1979. WITH
UNEMPLOYMENT IN 1979
NOT IN LABOR FO~CE IN 1979
WI Hi
6
CHI L D P Ui
Q',y r)
TO 17 YEARS ONLY
7
c,.
14
(.
STATUS
IN 1979
Sf-X :;,
jV
MALE
FE t·iA LF.
5
79
1 4
24
28
71
PERS(lt"S 16 YEARS .AND OVER WHO WORKEJ IN 1979: WEE.KS WORKED
USUAL HOURS WORKED PER WEEK IN 1979 BY SEX
*
USUAL HOURS AND ~EEKS WORKED
USUALLY WORKED 35 OR MORE HOURS PER WEEK:
50 TO 52 WEEKS
40 TO 49 'l-EEKS
27 TO 39 WE!::KS
1 TO 26 WEEKS
USUALLY WORKED 1 TO 34 HOURS PE~ WEEK:
bO TO 52 wEEKS
llO
TO 49 WFFKS
PEW..: 'UW,
;, 1
I [)
J
\
'"(J
,'n
16
<)
5TAT0S
FC~CF
IN
lS'7<;:
flY
f'.1ALE
1 ()
6~
3
3
j
"7
5
7
3
",
W, r K:'
WI I': I.,
,',
yo:. ARS AND OVF.R WHO WORKE~ IN 1979:
WE.. CKS WOf~KED IN 1979 BY SEX :::
A(,GfL'\..~ATE
FC:~'ALE
AGGREGATE WEEKS WORKED
1436
PERSONS 16 YEARS AND OVER WITH
WEEKS UNEMPLOYED IN 1979
*
PEFISONS
PERSONS 16 YEARS AND OVER WITH
UNEM PLOYED
1 TO 4 WEEKS
UND1PLO fEe)
5 TO 14 WEEKS
U ~JEI"PL L:Y E. C
15 nR MORE WEE~.~
5
':'
9
SEX :::
OF SPANISH ORIGIN
~-1ALE
WEEKS
dY SEX
UN~MPLOY~D
*
FEMALE
5
5
14
14
IN 1979:
FEMAL::
PEPSCNS 16 YEARS AND IJVER WITH UNEMPLOY~·1ENT IN 1979:
AGGREGATE WEEKS UNEI<1PLOYED IN 1979 BY SEX ::'
A~~R~GATF
RAC~
16 YEARS 4ND OVER WITH UNEMPLOYMENT
MALE
PERSONS
IN 1979:
UNEM~LOYMENT
RACE
TOTAL
,o/HITE
8LACK
AMERICAN INDIAN, ESKIMO, ALEUT
ASIAN AND PACIFIC ISLANDER
PERSG~S
IN 1979:
UNEM~LOYMENT
FEMALE
200
L ISCOI B
EMPLOYED PERSONS 16 YEARS AND OVER: OCCUPATION
SPC-6
*
AND PROFESSIONAL SPECIALTY OCCUPATI~NS:
EXECUTIVE. ADMINISTRATIVE. AND MANAGERIAL OC'UPATIONS
PROFESSIONAL SPECIALTY OCCUPATIONS
TECHNICAL. SALES. AND ADMINISTRATIVE SUPPORT 1CCUPATIONS:
TECHNICIANS AND RELATED SUPPORT OCCUPATIONS
SALES OCCUPATIONS
ADMINISTRATIVE SUPPORT OCCUPATIONS. INCLUCtNG CLERICAL
SERVICE OCCUPATIONS:
PRIVATE HOUSEHOLD OCCUPATIONS
PROTECTIVE SERVICE OCCUPATIONS
SERVICE OCCUPATIONS. EXCEPT PR01ECTIVE ANi HOUSEHOLD
FARMING. FORESTRY. AND FISHING OCCUPATIONS
PRECISION PRODUCTION. CRAFT. AND REPAIR OCCUPATIONS
OP~RATORS. FABRICATORS.
AND LABORERS:
~ACHINE OPERATORS. ASSEMBLERS.
AND INSPECTORS
TRANSPORTATION AND MATERIAL MOVING OCCUP~TIONS
:, ANDL ERS • EQUIPMENT CLEANERS. HELPERS. AID LABORERS
MA~AGERIAL
FORESTRY.
FISHERIES. & MINING
CONSTRUCTION
MMJ LF AC TURI NG :
NONDURABLE GOODS
Dur~ABLE
GOODS
TRANSPORTATION
COMMUNICATIONS & OTHER
PUBLIC UTILITIES
WHOLC:SALE TRADE
RETAIL TRADE
FI;UNCE. INSURANCE.
[, REAL ESTATE
BUSI~ESS & REPAIR SERVICES
PERSONAL. ENTERTAINMENT.
& RECREATION SERVICES
PROFESSIONAL & RELATED
8
11
31
4
8
30
16
10
2
109
4
1
4
8
WORKE'S 16 YEARS AND OVER:
PLACE LEVEL OF PLACE OF WORK :::
4
23
LIVING IN AN IDENTIFIED
PhACE:
WORKED IN PLACE
OF RES I DE NCE
WORKED OUTSIDE PLACE
OF RESIDENCE
NOT REPORTED
NOT LIVING IN AN
IDENTIFIED PLACE
4
6
8
6
118
8
~
WORKERS 16 YEARS AND OVER:
MEANS OF TRANSPORTATION TO WORK :::
CAR. TRUCK. OR VAN:
DRIVE ALONE
CARPOOL
PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION
WALKED ONLY
On-iE~
MEANS
WDRK'::D AT HOME
6
4
4
ALONE
2-PERSON CARPOOL
3-PERSON CARPOOL
4-PERSON CARPOOL
5-0R-MORE PERSON CARPOOL
*
12
26
9
DRIV~
4
WORKERS If YEARS AND OVER WHO DID NOT
WORK AT HOME: TRAVEL TIME TO WORK *
18
6
76
14
STATE AND COUNTY LEVEL OF
PU~CE
OF WOR K :::
WOIKED IN STATE
lF RESIDENCE:
10RKED IN COUNTY
OF RESIDENCE
IORKED OUTSIDE COUNTY
OF RES IDE NCE
WORKED OUTSIDE STATE
OF RESIDENCE
NOT REPORTED
72
39
WORKf-RS 16 YEARS AND OVER WHO
TRAVELLED TO WORK BY CAR. TRUCK.
OR VA~: PRIVATE VEHICLE OCCUPANCY
LESS THAN 5 MINUTES
5 T8 ;; MINUTES
10 1 C 14M I NU TES
16 TO 19 MINUTES
20 TO 29 MINUTES
30 TO 44 MINUTES
45 TO 59 MINUTES
60 OR MORE MINUTES
32
PR'VATE WAGE AND
! ALARY WORKER
FEOERAL GOVERNMENT WORKER
STATE GOVERNMENT WORKER
LtCAL GOVERNMENT WORKER
SEU -EMPLOYED WORKER
UNPfID FAMILY WORKER
SE~VICES:
IN
IN
IN
IN
4
*
10
HEALTH SERVICES
~DUCATIONAL SERVICES
OTHER PROFESSIONAL &
RELATED SERVICES
PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION
8
6
EMPLJYED PERSONS 16 YEARS AND OVER:
CL'SS OF WORKER
EMPLOYED PERSONS 16 YEARS AND OVER:
INDUSTRY:::
A~RICULTURE.
3
7
SM5A LEVEL OF PLACE OF WORK
IN AN S~SA:
WORKED IN SMSA
OF RESIDENCE:
CENTRAL CITY OF
THIS SMSA
REMAINDER OF THIS SMSA
lORKED OUTSIDE SMSA
OF RESIDENCE
'·OT REPORTED
NOT LIVING IN AN SMSA
102
4
12
*
LI~ING
118
WORKERS 16 YEARS AND OVER WHO DID
NOT WORK AT HOME: AGGREGATE
TRAVEL TIME TO WORK
*
AGGREGATE MINUTES
2290
LISCOMB
NONINSTITUTIONAL PERSONS 16 TO 64 YEARS: WOIK DISABILITY STATUS
WIrH A ~ORK DISABILITY:
IN LABOR FORCE
NCT IN LABOR FORCE:
PKEVENTED FROM WORKING
~OT PREVENTED FROM WORKING
NO WORK DISABILITY
SPC-7
*
6
11
if
15'
NONINSTITUTIONAL PERSONS 16 YEARS AND OVER: PUBLIC TRANSPORTATICN
DI~ABILITY STATUS BY AGE
16 TO 64 YEARS
65 YEARS AND OVER
WITH A PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION DISABILITY
NO PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION DISABILITY
172
49
*
PERSONS 5 YEARS AND OVER: LANGUAGE SPOKEN AT HOME AND
ABILITY TO SPEAK ENGLISH BY AGE
*
SP~AK ONLY ENGLISH AT HOME
SP~AK
A LANGUAGE OTHER THAN ENGLISH
jPA~ISH LANGUAGE
SPOKEN AT HOME:
AT HOME:
5
TO 17
YEARS
54
18 YEARS
AND OVER
208
SPEAK ENGLISH VERY WELL OR WELL
SPEAK ENGLISH NOT WELL OR NOT AT ALL
J1HER LANGUAGE SPOKEN AT HOME:
SPEAK ENGLISH VERY WELL OR WELL
~PEAK ENGLISH NOT WELL OR NOT AT A~L
PERSONS: ANCESTRY
*
: NATIVITY AND
PLACE OF fIRTH ...
','
PEI~SONS
SI!.jGLE ANCESTRY GROUP:
DUTCH
t'>~ GL I SH
12
19
~~ENCH
27
'.iE:-~MAN
(;REEK
HUNGARIAN
IRISH
ITALIAN
r" J r~ WE G I AN
POLISH
POKTUGUESE
QUSSIAN
SC'JTTISH
:;"EDISH
8
5
UK,~AINIAN
(ALL OTHER SINGLE
O\NCESTRY CODES)
MULTIPLE ANCESTRY GROUP
ANC~STRY
NOT SPECIFIED:
OTHER
;-;CT REPORTED
7
142
25
35
5 YEARS AND OVER: SMSA
OF RESIDENCE IN 1975
LIVING
IN AN S~SA IN 1980:
SMSA IN 1975:
CENTRAL CITY OF
T!-lIS SMSA
R~MAINDER
OF THIS SMSA
0uTSICE THIS SMSA
IN 1975:
DIFFERENT SMSA IN 1975
NOT IN A~ SMSA IN 1975
NOT LIVING IN AN SMSA
3A~E
1;>,1980:
I~
~JT
AN SMSA IN 1975
IN AN SMSA IN 1975
10
251
......
CIVILIAN PERSONS 16 YEARS AND OVER:
VEH:~AN STATUS BY
SEX
V:"TcRAN STATUS
VETERAN
~4 rJ NVET ERA N
33
2
4
MALE
23
89
i:>ERSONS IN SELECTED MULTIPLE ANCESTRY
GROUPS: ANCESTRY (6 ):::
ENGLISH AND OTHER GROUP(S)
FRENCH AND OTHER GROUP(S)
GERMAN AND OTHER GROUP(S)
IRISH AND OTHER GROUP(S)
ITAL IAN AND OTHER GROUP(S)
POLISH AND OTHER GROUP(S)
60
15
88
55
PERSONS 5 YEARS AND OVER: STATE AND
COUNTY LEVEL OF RESIDENCE IN 1975
*
L~Y~L
248
7
0THEq
PER5u~5
NATIVE:
BORN IN STATE OF
RESIDENCE
BORN IN DIFFERENT STATE
BORN ABROAD. AT SEA. ETC.
FORE I GN BOqN
FEMALE
109
SAME HOUSE
DIFFERENT HOUSE IN
UNITED STATES:
SAME COUNTY
DIFFERENT COUNTY:
SAME STATE
DIFFERENT STATE:
NORTHEAST
NORTH CENTRAL
SOUTH
WEST
ABROAD
110
102
49
CIVILIAN VETERANS 16 YEARS AND
OVER: PERIOD OF SERVICE
*
MAY 1975 OR LATER ONLY
VIETNAM ERA
KOREAN CONFLICT
WORLD WAR II
WORLD WAR I
OTHER
8
4
9
2
*
LISCOMB
PERS8N3:
URBAN AND RURAL
TOTAL
I~SIDE
;?URAL
287
URBANIZED AREAS
RURAL FARM
RURAL NCNF AR~1
INDIAN.
CSKIMC. AND ALEUT:
~MERICAN INDIAN
:::SKIMO
ALEUT
ASIAN AND PACIFIC
I SL ANDER:
JAPANESE
CHIf\:ESE
FILIPINO
KOREAN
ASIAN INDIAN
VIETNAMESE
!-iAWAIIAN
''';UAMANI AN
SAMOAN
OTHER
OT~ER
(RACE N.E.C.):
SPANISH
I,h] T SPAN I SH
PERSON~
(8 )
RURAL FARM
RURAL NONFARM
A~EqICAN
(7)
6
281
PERSONS IN RURAL AREAS
IN 1980 UNDER THE
1970 FARM DEFINITION:
287
WhI P:
BLACK
PERSONS IN RURAL AREAS
IN 1980 UNDER THE
CURRENT FARM DEFINITION:
287
PERSONS: RACE
SPC-8
6
281
PERS ONS: SPANISH ORIGIN AND RACE
NOT OF SPANISH ORIGIN
OF SPANISH ORIGIN:
MEXICAN
PUERTO RICAN
CUBAN
OTHER SPANISH:
WHITE. BLACK.
AMERICAN INDIAN.
ESKIMO. ALEUT. AND
ASIAN AND PACIFIC
ISLANDER
OTHER (RACE N.E.C)
OF SPANISH ORIGIN:
283
4
RACE
TOT t\l_
4
4
WH ITE
BLACK
INDIAN. ESKIMO. ALEUT. ASIAN AND PACIFIC ISLANDER
(RACE NOT ELSEWHERE CLASSIFIED)
A~~RICAN
0THER
PERSONS OF SPECIFIED RACES: AGE BY SEX BY RACE
A~E
AND SEX CATEGORIES
WHITE
T'JTAL:
UNDER 5 YEARS
'5 TO 14 YEARS
15 TO 59 YEARS
60 TO 64 YEARS
55 YEARS AND OVER
FEMALES:
UNDER 5 YEARS
5 TO 14 YEARS
15 TO 59 YEARS
60 TO 64 YEARS
65 YEARS AND OVER
BLACK
MAtH TAL STATUS
.:; 1 \!GL E
iWW MARRIED
;:.cPARATED
WluOWED
0IVORCED
~INGLE
:':VER MARRIED
ASIAN. PACIFIC
ISLANDER
15
20
72
12
28
PERSONS OF SPANISH ORIGIN:
AGE BY SEX :::
*
MALE
30
77
FEMALE
15
74
2
5
18
5
AGE CATEGORIES
TOTAL
UNDER 5 YE ARS
5 TO 14 YEARS
15 TO 59 YEARS
60 TO 64 YEARS
65 YEARS AND OVER
FEMALE3 15 TO 44 YEARS: MARITAL STATUS BY AGE
MA:<ITAL STATUS
AMER INDIAN.
ESK. ALEUT
25
36
158
19
49
15 YEARS AND OVER:
MARITAL STATUS BY SEX
PERS0~S
*
15 TO 24 YEARS
10
19
FEMALES
*
25 TO 34 YEARS
35 TO 44 YE ARS
3
18
9
LISCOMB
FEMAL~3
15 TO 44 YEARS: AGGREGATE NUMBER OF CHILDREN EVER BORN BY AGE
15 TO 24 YEARS
20
CHILDREN EVER BORN
PERS!]'\lS:
AGE BY SEX
~
AGES
'J;'\l~"'ER
1
J
'5
6
A~D
25 TO 34 YEARS
25
1 YEAR
2 YEARS
Y~ARS
7 T8 9 YEARS
1 ,] TO 13 YEARS
MALE
FEMALE
287
140
147
6
2
3
4
5
11
2
3
4
1'+ YEARS
YEARS
16 YEARS
17 YEARS
::.r; YEARS
1 ~ yr::ARS
20 YEARS
21 YEARS
':> }
TO 2'+ YEARS
-'25 TO 29 YEARS
:30 TO 34 YEARS
::35 TO 44 YEARS
1+5 TO 54 YEARS
(5 :5 TO 59 YEARS
60 AND 61 YEARS
62 TO 64 YEARS
65 TO 74 YEARS
75 TO 84 YEARS
35 YEARS AND OVER
8
4
19
2
18
29
15
20
25
8
2
17
25
14
10
5
12
9
9
7
6
2
10
15
6
7
11
18
2
7
10
8
3
PERSONS IN GROUP QUARTERS:
TYPE OF GROUP QUARTERS :::
INMATE OF MENTAL HOSPITAL
INMATE OF HOME
FOR THE AGED
INMATE OF OTHER
INSTITUTION
IN COLLEGE DORMITORY
OTHER IN GROUP QUARTERS
84
74
97
~~IJr~RELATIVES
3
12
1
7
2
13
17
6
PERSONS: HOUSEHOLD TYPE AND
REL.HIONSHIP :::
IN NQNFAMILY HOUSEHOLD:
~ALE HOUSEHOLDER
FE~ALE HOUSEHOLDER
,':O;'IIRELATI VES
IN GROUP QUARTERS:
l~MATE OF
INSTITUTION
OTHER
6
5
2
3
2
4
1
2
3
4
3
5
5
IN FAMILY HOUSEHOLD:
HJU5EHOLDER
::;POUSE
DTHER RELATIVES
2
5
6
11
15
13
18
1
HOUSEHOLDS: PERSONS IN HOUSEHOLD :::
HOUSi=':HGLD S: TOTAL
115
...
84
TOTAL "'.
35 TO 44 YEARS
36
TOTAL
3
16
4
8
10
AND 4 YEARS
YEARS
FAMILI~3:
*
....
AGE CATEGORIES
A.'... ,
SPC-9
1
2
3
4
PERSON
PERSONS
PERSONS
PERSONS
5 PERSONS
6 OR MORE PERSONS
PRESENCE OF OWN CHILDREN BY HOUSEHOLD TYPE BY
PACE OF HOUSEHOLDER :::
29
39
21
18
2
6
HOUSf:~QLDS:
HOUSEHOLD TYPE
FAMILY:
wITH OWN CHILDREN
~ITHOUT OWN CHILDREN
FAMILY WITH
MALE HOUSEHOLDER.
NO WIFE PRESENT:
wITH OWN CHILDREN
WITHOUT OWN CHILDREN
FMHLY WI TH
FEMALE HOUSEHOLDER.
NO HUSBAND PRESENT:
WITH OWN CHILDREN
NO!~FAMILY HOUSEHOLD
~A~RIED-COUPLE
TOTAL
WHITE
36
41
36
41
2
2
5
31
5
31
BLACK
AMERICAN
INDIAN.
ESK. ALEUT
ASIAN.
PACIFIC
ISLANDER
LISCOMB
SPC-10
WITH HOUSEHOLDER OF SPANISH ORIGIN: PRESENCE OF OWN CHILDREN
B¥ r8USEHOLD TYPE *
WITH OWN
WITHOUT OWN
HOUSEHOLD TYPE
CHILDREN
CHILDREN
MARRIED-COUPLE FAMILY
rA~IL¥ WITH MALE HOUSEHOLDER. NO WIFE PRESENT
FA~ILV WITH FEMALE HOUSEHOLDER. NO HUSBAND PRESENT
HOUS~H~LDS
SUBFAMILIES: PRESENCE OF OWN
CHILDREN BY SUBFAMILY TYPE (9)*
SUBFAMILY:
WITH OWN CHILDREN
FATHER-CHILD SUBFAMILY
MOTYcR-CHILD SUBFAMILY
MA~~IED-COUPLE
PERSONS IN SUBFAMILIES: TOTAL
OWN CHILDREN: FAMILY TYPE
*
IN MARRIED-COUPLE FAMILY
IN FAMILY WITH
MALE HOUSEHOLDER.
NO WIFE PRESENT
IN FAMILY WITH
FEMALE HOUSEHOLDER.
NO HUSBAND PRESENT
75
2
*
AGGREGATE NUMBER OF OWN CHILDREN IN
MARRIED-COUPLE SUBFAMILIES: TOTAL *
ADDItIONAL NOTES:
(1) IN ORDER TO MAINTAIN CONFIDENTIALITY AS REQU1RED BV LAW. IT IS
NECESSARY FOR THE CENSUS BUREAU TO MAKE SURE THAT ITS PUBLIC DATA DO NOT
DISCLOSE INFORMATION ABOUT ANY INDIVIDUAL.
THE BUREAU SUPPRESSES
TABULATIONS OF CHARACTERISTICS OF VERY SMALL GROUPS OF PEOPLE OR HOUSING
UNITS.
SUPPRESSION CAN OCCUR IF THERE ARE FEWER THAN 30 PERSONS IN A
GEOGRAP~IC AREA. FEWER THAN 30 PERSONS
IN A RACIAL CATEGORY. FEWER THAN 10
HOUS~HOLDS OR FAMILIES. OR FEWER THAN
10 UNITS IN A HOUSING
AN
CATEGOrtY.
SEVERAL TABLES OF BASIC COUNTS ARE NEVER SUPPRESSED.
ASTERISK (*) AFTER A TABLE NAME INDICATES THAT SUPPRESSION MAY HAVE
OCCURRED IN THAT TABLE.
SUPPRESSION WOULD BE VERY UNUSUAL FOR DATA
TOTALED FOR A STATE. HOWEVER.
(2) THIS AND OTHER AGGREGATES. ALONG WITH THE RELEVANT COUNTS. PERMIT THE
COMPUTATION OF MEANS.
FOR EXAMPLE. THE AGGREGATED INCOME FOR UNRELATED
INDIVIDUALS DIVIDED BY THE NUMBER OF UNRELATED INDIVIDUALS REPORTING THEIR
INCOMES VIELDS THE MEAN INCOME FOR UNRELATED INDIVIDUALS.
(3) 4SIAN AND PACIFIC ISLANDER INCLUDES JAPANESE. CHINESE. FILIPINO.
KOREAN. ASIAN AND PACIFIC ISLANDER. VIETNAMESE. HAWAIIAN. GUAMANIAN.
SAMOAN. AND THOSE PERSONS WHO HAVE A WRITE-IN ENTRY OF AN ASIAN OR PACIFIC
ISLANC~R GROUP IN THE "OTHER" CATEGORY.
(4) HOUSEHOLDS MAY BE COUNTED MORE THAN ONCE
IN THIS TABULATION.
(5) TA3ULATIONS OF POVERTY STATUS EXCLUDE INMATES OF INSTITUTIONS. MEMBERS
OF TH= ARMED FORCES LIVING IN BARRACKS. COLLEGE STUDENTS LIVING IN
DORMITJRIES. AND UNRELATED INDIVIDUALS UNDER 15 YEARS.
(6)
~ERSO~S
MAY BE COUNTED MORE THAN ONCE IN THIS TABULATION.
(7) TH~ FARM POPULATION IS DEFINED AS PERSONS LIVING IN RURAL TERRITORY ON
PLACES FROM WHICH $1.000 OR MORE OF FARM PRODUCTS WERE SOLO IN 1979.
(8)
OR
I~ 1970. THE DEFINITION OF
MO~E.
PLUS RURAL PLACES OF
FARM INCLUDED ALL PLACES WITH SALES OF $250
10 OR MORE ACRES WITH SALES OF $50 TO $249.
(9) A SUBFAMILV IS DEFINED AS A MARRIED COUPLE WITH OR WITHOUT OWN CHILDREN
OR Orl= PARENT WITH ONE OR MORE OWN CHILDREN (PARENT-CHILD GROUP) LIVING IN
A HOUSiNG UNIT AND RELATED TO THIS HOUSEHOLDER (FOR EXAMPLE. A YOUNG
MARRI~D
COUPLE SHARING THE HOME OF THE PARENTS OF THE HUSBAND OR WIFE).
SINC~ SUBFAMILY MEMBERS ARE COUNTED AS PART OF THE FAMILV OF
THE
HOUSEHaLDE~.
THE NUMBER OF SUBFAMILIES IS NOT INCLUDED IN THE COU~T OF
FA~ILILS
PER SEe
END OF 1980 CENSUS REPORT OF SELECTED POPULATION CHARACTERISTICS FOR
LISC2~a
IOWA
1980
CE~SUS
REPORT OF SELECTED HOUSING UNIT CHARACTERISTICS FOR
LISCOMB
IOWA
SAMPLE DATA:
SUMMARY TAPE FILE 3A
BUREAU OF THE CENSUS
U.S. DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE
WASHINGTON. D.C.
PAGES
ALL HOUSING UNITS
YEAR-ROUND HOUSING UNITS
OCCUPIED HOUSING UNITS
SPECIFIED OWNER-OCCUPIED
HOUSING UNITS
SPECIFIED RENTER-OCCUPIED
HOUSING UNITS
PREPARED BY:
IOWA STATE UNIVERSITY. AMES. IA
DEPARTMENT OF SOCIOLOGY AND ANTHROPOLOGY
WILLIS GOUDY. ROGELIO SAENZ. AND SANDRA BURKE
1
1-2
2-4
4-5
5-6
NOTES:
FOR DEFINITIONS OF TERMS USED IN THIS REPORT. PLEASE REFER TO
INTRODUCTIONS AND APPENDICES OF HOUSING REPORTS OF THE BUREAU OF THE
CENSUS.
A FEW ADDITIONAL COMMENTS ARE NOTED AT THE END OF THIS REPORT.
120
ACCORDING TO THE CENSUS BUREAU. THIS PLACE HAD A TOTAL OF
HOUSING UNITS IN 19BO.
THE DATA IN THIS REPORT AR~ BASED ON A SAMPLE OF
61 OF THE HOUSING UNITS.
PEOPLE IN THESE UNI'rS COMPLETED THE "LONG
FORM" OF THE CENSUS QUESTIONNAIRE.
IN INCORPORATED PLACES WITH 2.500 OR
MORE INHABITANTS. EVERY SIXTH HOUSEHOLD RECEIVED THE LONG QUESTIONNAIRE.
IN RURAL AREAS AND INCORPORATED PLACES WITH FEWER THAN 2.500 INHABITANTS.
ONE OF EVERY TWO HOUSEHOLDS RECEIVED THE LONG FORM. THE BUREAU OF THE
CENSUS THEN USED A COMPLEX PROCEDURE TO WEIGHT THE SAMPLE DATA SO THAT
THEY REPRESENT ALL HOUSING UNITS AND RESIDENTS OF THIS PLACE.
HOUSING UNITS (INCLUDING VACANT.
SEASONAL. AND MIGRATORY UNITS):
URBAN AND RURAL
TOTAL
INSIDE URBANIZED AREAS
RU~AL
119
119
VACANT. SEASONAL. AND MIGRATORY
HOUSING UNITS: UNITS IN STRUCTURE
1. DETACHED
1. ATTACHED
2
3 AND It
5 OR MORE
MOBILE HOME OR TRAILER
YEAR-ROUND HOUSING UNITS:
TOTAL
OCCUPIED
VACANT
VACANT HOUSING UNITS:
VACANCY STATUS
119
112
7
AGGREGATE ROOMS *(1)(2)
722
FOR SALE ONLY
FOR RENT
HELD FOR OCCASIONAL USE
OTHER VACANTS
YEAR-ROUND HOUSING UNITS: UNITS IN STRUCTURE BY TENURE AND
OCCuoANCY STATUS
TOTAL
RENTER
UNITS IN STRUCTURE
TOTAL
OCCUPIED OCCUPIED
1. DETACHED
112
105
16
1. ATTACHED
2
2
*
2
AND It
OR MORE
MOBILE HOME OR TRAILER. ETC.
3
5
5
5
YEAR-ROUND HOUSING UNITS: YEAR STRUCTURE BUILT BY TENURE AND
OCCUPANCY STATUS
TOTAL
RENTER
YEAR STRUCTURE BUILT
OCCUPIED OCCUPIED
TOTAL
1979 TO MARCH 1980
2
1975 TO 1978
16
16
7
1970 TO 1974
5
5
1960 TO 1969
2
2
1950 TO 1959
11
11
1940 TO 1949
3
3
1939 OR EARLIER
BO
75
9
*
4
3
LISCOMB
STORIES IN STRUCTURE
YEAR-ROUND HOUSING UNITS IN
STRUCTURE WITH 4 OR MORE STORIES:
PASSENGER ELEVATOR
*
1 TO 3
4 TO 6
7 TO 12
13 OR MORE
*
119
WITH ELEVATOR
NO ELEVATOR
S~WAGE DISPOSAL
*
YEAR-RQUND HOUSING UNITS:
SOURCE OF WATER
*
PUBLIC SYSTEM DR
PRIVATE COMPANY
INDIVIDUAL WELL:
DRILLED
DUG
SOME OTHER SOURCE
HOU-2
PUBLIC SEWER
SEPTIC TANK OR CESSPOOL
OTHER MEANS
117
AIR CONDITIONING
2
*
NONE
CENTRAL SYSTEM
1 INDIVIDUAL ROOM UNIT
2 OR MORE INDIVIDUAL
- ROOM UNITS
HEATING EQUIPMENT
*
STEAM OR HOT WATER SYSTEM
CENTRAL WA~M-AIR FURNACE
ELtCTRIC HEAT PUMP
OTHER BUILT-IN
EL2:CTRIC UNITS
FLOOR. WAL,L. OR
PIPELESS FURNACE
ROOM HEATERS WITH FLUE
ROOM HEATERS WITHOUT FLUE
FIREPLACES. STOVES. OR
PORTABLE ROOM HEATERS
NONE
12
69
9
69
22
23
5
KITCHEN FACILITIES
*
COMPLETE KITCHEN
FACILITIES
NO COMPLETE KITCHEN
FACILITIES
4
19
2
116
3
4
YEAR-ROUND HOUSING UNITS: BATHROOMS BY TENURE AND OCCUPANCY STATUS
BATHROOMS
NO BATHROOM OR ONLY A HALF BATH
1 COMPLETE BATHROOM
1 COMPLETE BATHROOM PLUS HALF BATH(S)
2 OR MORE COMPLETE BATHROOMS
BEDROOMS
NONE
TOTAL
OCCUPIED
RENTER
OCCUPIED
93
19
7
86
19
9
7
TOTAL
"7
~.,
4
5 OR MORE
OCCUPIED HOUSING UNITS: TENURE
*
RENTER
OCCUPIED
12
3
3
8
33
39
24
4
2
OCCUPIED HOUSING UNITS WITH
HOUSEHOLDER OF SPANISH ORIGIN:
TENURE
*
112
16
TOTAL
RENTER OCCUPIED
OCCUPIED HOUSING UNITS: TENURE BY RACE OF HOUSEHOLDER (3)
TOTAL
RLNTER OCCUPIED
*
TOTAL
OCCUPIED
12
34
45
24
4
1
2
*
TOTAL
YEAR-ROUND HOUSING UNITS: BEDROOMS BY TENURE AND OCCUPANCY STATUS
TOTAL
RENTER OCCUPIED
113
6
WHITE
112
16
BLACK
AMERICAN
INDIAN.
ESK. ALEUT
2
*
ASIAN.
PACIFIC
ISLANDER
OTHER
LISCOMB
OCCUPIED HOUSING UNITS: YEAR HOUSEHOLDER MOVED INTO UNIT BY TENURE
YEAR MOVED INTO UNIT
1979 TO MARCH 1980
1975 TO 1978
1970 TO 1974
1960 TO 1969
1950 TO 1959
1949 OR EARLIER
RENTER
OCCUPIED
TOTAL
20
36
13
14
12
17
9
6
1
OCCUPIED HOUSING UNITS: TELEPHONE IN HOUSING UNIT BY TENURE
TOTAL
WI1H TELEPHONE
NO TELEPHONE
111
1
HOU-3
*
*
RENTER
OCCUPIED
15
1
OCCUPIED HOUSING UNITS WITH HOUSEHOLDERS OF SELECTED AGE GROUPS:
TELEPHONE IN HOUSING UNIT BY AGE OF HOUSEHOLDER
*
WITH TELEPHONE
NO TELEPHONE
HOUSEHOLDER
60 TO 64 YEARS
17
HOUSEHOLDER
65 YE4RS AND OVER
28
1
OCCUPIED HOUSING UNITS:
HOUSE HEATING FUEL
WATER HEATING FUEL
*
*
UTILITY GAS
BOTTLED. TANK. OR LP GAS
ELECTRICITV
FUEL OIL. KEROSENE. ETC.
COAL OR COKE
WOOD
OTHER FUEL
NO FUEL USED
UTILITY GAS
ELECTRICITY
FUEL OIL. KEROSENE. ETC.
OTHER
NO FUEL USED
2
55
9
42
4
OCCUPIED HOUSING UNITS WITH VEHICLE
AVAILABLE: VEHICLES AVAILA9LE (4)*
3i
1
2
45
28
3 OR MORE
OCCUPIED HOUSING UNITS WITH NO
VEHICLE AVAILABLE: RACE OF
HOUSEHOLDER
8
8
OCCUPIED HOUSING UNITS WITH COMPLETE
PLUMBING FACILITIES FOR EXCLUSIVE
USE: RACE OF HOUSEHOLDER
*
112
112
HOUSEHOLDER OF SPANISH ORIGIN
WITH ~OMPLETE PLUMBING FACILITIES
FOR EXCLUSIVE USE
TOTAL
3
COOKING FUEL :::
UTILITY GAS
ELECTRICITY
OTHER
NO FUEL USED
4
71
34
3
*
TOTAL
WHITE
BLACK
AND ALEUT
ASIAN. PACIFIC ISLANDER
*
62
OCCUPIED HOUSING VNITS WITH
HOUSEHO~DER
OF SPANISH ORIGIN
WITH NO VEHICLE AVAILABLE
*
TOTAL
WHITE
BLAC"
AND ALEUT
4
43
TOTAL
PLUMBING
FACILITIES FOR EXCLUSIVE
USE AND
STRUCTURE BUILT IN 1939 OR
EARLIER:
RACE OF HOUSEHOLDER
*
TOTAL
WHITE
BLACK
AND ALEUT
75
75
HOUSEHOLDER OF SPANISH ORIGIN
WITH COMPLETE PLUMBING FACILITIES
FOR EXCLUSIVE USE AND STRUCTURE
BUILT IN 1939 OR EARLIER
*
TOTAL
HOU-4
LISCOMB
USE AND WITH 1.01 PERSONS PER ROOM
OR MORE: RACE OF HOUSEHOLDER
*
TOTAL
WHITE
BL.\CK
AND ALEUT
USE AND LACKING CENTRAL HEATING
EQUIPMENT: RACE OF HOUSEHOLDER
*
23
23
TOTAL
WHITE
BLACK
AND ALEUT
OCCUPI~D HOUSING
HOUS~HOLDER
OF
UNITS WITH
SPANISH ORIGIN WITH
COMPLETE PLUMBING FACILITIES FOR
E~CLUSIVE
USE AND WITH 1.01
PERSONS PER ROOM OR MORE
*
TOTAL
HOUSEHOLDER OF SPANISH ORIGIN WITH
COMPLETE PLUMBING FACILITES FOR
EXCLUSIVE USE AND LACKING CENTRAL
HEATING EQUIPMENT
*
TOTAL
OCCUPIED HOUSING UNITS WITH COMPLETE PLUMBING FACILITIES FOR EXCLUSIVE USE:
PERSONS PER ROOM BY YEAR STRUCTURE BUILT BY HEATING EQUIPMENT
*
1939 OR EARLIER:
LESS THAN 1.01 PERSONS PER ROOM
1.01 OR MORE PERSONS PER ROOM
1940 TO MARCH 1980:
LESS THAN 1.01 PERSONS PER ROOM
1.01 OR MORE PERSONS PER ROOM
PERSONS IN OCCUPIED HOUSING UNITS
TOTAL
RENTER OCCUPIEt>
291
38
*
WITH CENTRAL
HEATING SYSTEM
55
LACKING CENTRAL
HEATING SYSTEM
20
34
3
OCCUPIED HOUSING UNITS: AGGREGATE
INCOME IN 1979 BY TENURE *
TOTAL
RENTER OCCUPIED
PERSONS IN OCCUPIED HOUSING UNITS:
UNITS IN STRUCTURE BY TENURE
TOTAL
274
UNITS IN STRUCTURE
1. DE TACHED
1. ATTACHED
2
1577930
178540
*
RENTER
OCCUPIED
38
2
3 AND 4
5 fJR MORE
MOBILE HOME OR TRAILER. ETC.
15
SPECIFIED OWNER-OCCUPIED NONCONOOMINIUM HOUSING UNITS: MORTGAGE STATUS
SELECTED MONTHLY OWNER COSTS (5)(6)*
MONTHLY OWNER COSTS
LESS THAN '100
S100 TO $149
$150 TO $199
S200 TO '249
i250 TO '299
$300 TO $349
5350 TO $399
5400 TO $449
'450 TO $499
5500 TO $599
5600 TO $749
$750 OR fltORE
MEDIAN COSTS
WITH A
MORTGAGE
5
2
2
4
4
9
2
7
353
MONTHLY OWNER COSTS
LESS THAN $50
'50 TO '74
'75 TO 599
S100 TO $124
$125 TO $149
5150 TO '199
'200 TO 5249
$250 OR MORE
MEDIAN COSTS
A~D
NOT
MORTGAGED
2
1
19
8
9
9
131
LISCOMB
HOU-5
SPECIFIED OW~ER-OCCUPIED NONCONDO~INIUM HOVSING UNITS WITH HOUSEHOLDER OF
SPECIFIED RACES: MORTGAGE STATUS A~D SELECTED MONTHLY OWNER COSTS BY
RACE OF HOUSEHOLDER
AMERICAN
ASIAN.
I NOlAN p
PACIFIC
ISLANDER
WITH A MORTGAGE:
WHITE
BLACK ESK. ALEUT
LESS THAN $200
7
$200 TO $299
6
5300 TO 5399
13
5400 TO $499
2
7
5500 OR MORE
NOT MORTGAGED
1+8
*
NONCONDOMJNIUM HOUSING UNITS:
AGGREGATE SELECTED MONTHLY OW~ER
COSTS BV MORTGAGE STATUS AND YEAR
HOUSEHOLDER MOVED INTO UNIT
*
WITH A MORTGAGE:
1975 TO MARCH 1980
1970 TO 1971+
1960 TO 1969
1959 OR :ARLIER
NOT MORTGAGED
10058
101+6
724
691+5
NONCONDOMINIUM HOUSING UNITS:
MORTGAGE STATUS AND YEAR
HOUSEHOLDER MOVED INTO UNIT
*
wITH A MORTGAGE:
LESS THAN S200
.200 TO $299
$300 TO $399
'1+00 TO '499
.500 OR MORE
NOT MORTGAGED
NONCONDOMINIUM HOUSING UNITS:
AGGREGATE VALU~ (SCALED FOR TALLY
PURPOSES; MULTIPLY BY 5250 TO
OBTAIN THE TRUE VALUE)
*
WITH A MORTGAGE:
1975 TO MARCH 1980
1970 TO 1974
1960 TO 1969
1959 OR EARLIER
NOT MORTGAGED
NONCONDOMINIUM HOUSING UNITS WITH
HOUSEHOLDER OF SPANISH ORIGIN:
MORTGAGE STATUS AND SELECTED
MONTHLV OWNER COSTS
*
30
fOTAL
3
2
7885
SPECIFIED OWNER-OCCUPIED NONCONDOMINIUM HOUSING UNI1S: SELECTED MONTHLY
OWNER COSTS AS PERCENTAGE OF INCOME BY HOUSEHO~D INCOM: IN 1979
*
LESS THAN
.5 .000
LESS THAN 20 PERCENT
20 TO 21+ PERCENT
25 TO 31+ PERCENT
~5 PERCENT OR MORE
NOT COMPUTED
2
AGGREGATE GROSS RENT
6
4
3
2
RENTER OCCUP lED
VACANT FOR RENT
3
$2 0.000
OR
MOR~
16
9
*
11
HOUSING UNITS: AGGREGATE CONTRACT
RENT OR RENT ASKED BY OCCUPANCY
STATUS
2
*
RENTER OCCUPIED:
AGGREGATE
CONTRACT RENT
VACANT FOR RENT:
AGGREGATE
RENT ASKED
6
5
HOUSING UNITS PAYING CASH RENT:
MEDIAN AND AGGREGATE GROSS RENT
MEDIAN GROSS RENT
9
$15.000
519.999
10
SPECIFIED RENTER-OCCUPIED PAYI~G
HOUSING UNITS: OCCUPANCY STATUS
tESS THAN $60
NO CASH RENT
510.000
$14.999
12
1
HOUSING UNITS: GROSS RENT (7)*
560 TO 579
580 TO $99
5100 TO $119
5120 TO 5149
5150 TO 5169
5170 TO 5199
S200 TO 5249
$250 TO $299
5300 TO 5349
5350 TO S399
5400 TO 5499
'50G OR MORE
55.000
'9.999
9
*
408
3353
1697
HJJ-6
LISCOMB
SPECIFIED RENTER-OCCUPIED HOUSING UNITS WITH HOUSEHOLDER OF
SPECIFIED RACES: GROSS RENT BY ~ACE OF HOUSEHOLDER
*
GROSS RENT
LESS THAN 5100
5100 TO 5199
5200 TO 5299
5300 OR ~ORE
NO CASH RENT
BLACK
WHITE
AMERICAN
INDIAN.
ESK, ALEUT
ASIAN.
PACIFIC
ISLANDER
3
2
6
5
UNITS WITH HOUSEHOLDER OF
SPANISH ORIGIN: GROSS RENT
UNITS: INCLUSION OF UTILITIES
IN RENT (8)*
*
PAY EXTRA FOR 1 OR
MORE UTILITIES
NO EXTRA PAYMENT FOR
ANY UTJ~ITIES
LESS THAN $100
5100 TO 5199
5200 TO 5299
S300 OR MORE
NO CASH RENT
16
SPECIFIED RENTER-OCCUPIED HOUSING UNITS: GROSS RENT AS PERCENTAGE OF INCOME
BY HOUSEHOLD INCOME IN 1979
*
LESS THAN
LESS THAN 20 PERCENT
20 TO 24 PERCENT
25 TO 34 PERCENT
35 PERCENT OR MORE
NOT COMPUTED
55.000
55.000
59.999
510.000
514.999
3
2
515.000
519.999
520,000
OR
MO~E
6
4
1
ADDITIONAL NOTES:
(1) IN ORDER TO MAINTAIN CONFIDENTIALITY AS REQUIRED BY LAW, IT IS
NECESSARY FOR THE CENSUS BUREAU TO MAKE SURE THAT ITS PUBLIC DATA DO NOT
DISCLOSE INFORMATION ABOUT ANY INDIVIDUAL.
THE BUREAU SUPPRESSES
TABULATIONS OF CHARACTERISTICS OF VERY SMALL GROUPS OF PEOPLE OR HOUSING
UNITS.
SUPPRESSION CAN OCCUR IF THERE ARE FEWER THAN 30 PERSONS IN A
GEOGRAPHIC AREA. FEWER THAN 30 PERSONS IN A RACIAL CATEGORY. FEWER THAN 10
HOUSEHOLDS OR FAMILIES. OR FEWER THAN 10 UNITS IN A HOUSING
AN
CATEGORY.
SEVERAL TABLES OF BASIC COUNTS ARE NEVER SUPP~ESSED.
ASTERISK (*) AFTER A TABLE NAME INDICATES THAT SUPPRESSION MAY HAVE
OCCURRED IN THAT TABLE.
(2) THIS AND OTHER AGGREGATES. ALONG WITH THE RELEVANT COUNTS. PERMIT THE
COMPUTATION OF MEANS.
FOR EXAMPLE. THE AGGREGATED ROOMS DIVIDED BY THE
~UMBER OF YEAR-ROUND HOUSING UNITS YIELDS THE MEAN NUMBER OF ROOMS PER
YEAR-ROUND HOUSING UNIT.
(3) ASIAN AND PACIFIC ISLANDER INCLUDES JAPANESE. CHINESE. FILIPINO.
KOREAN. ASIAN AND PACIFIC ISLANDER. VIETNAMESE. HAWAIIAN. GUAMANIAN.
SAMOAN. AND THOSE PERSONS WHO HAVE A WRITE-IN ENTRY OF AN ASIAN OR PACIFIC
ISLANDER GROUP IN THE "OTHER" CATEGORY.
(4) VEHICLES INCLUDE AUTOMOBILES. TRUCKS. AND VANS.
(5) THE FOLLOWING ARE EXCLUDED FROM TABULATIONS ON VALUE FOR NONCONDOMINIUM
UNITS: UNITS AT AN ADDRESS WITH 2 OR MORE UNITS. UNITS ON 10 OR MORE ACRES.
UNITS WITH A COMMERCIAL ESTABLISHMENT OR MEDICAL OFFICE ON THE PROPERTY.
AND ~06ILE HOMES OR TRAILERS.
(6) SELECTED MONTHLY OWNER COSTS REFER TO THE SUM OF PAYMENTS FOR REAL
ESTATE TAXES. PROPERTY INSURANCE. UTILITIES. AND REGULAR MORTGAGE PAYMENTS.
(7) GROSS RENT AND CONTRACT RENT ARE TABULATED FOR ALL RENTER-OCCUPIED
UNITS EXCEPT ONE-FAMILY HOMES ON A PROPERTY OF 10 OR MORE ACRES.
GROSS
RENT IS THE SUM OF CONTRACT RENT AND UTILITY COSTS.
(8) UTILITIES INCLUDE ELECTRICITY.
WOOD. ETC.
GAS. WATER, AND OIL. COAL. KEROSENE.
END OF 1980 CENSUS REPORT OF SELECTED HOUSING UNIT CHARACTERISTICS FOR
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