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Full-Text Articles in Urban Studies and Planning
Head Counting That Counts, Chester Smolski
Head Counting That Counts, Chester Smolski
Smolski Texts
"Next April, the Census Bureau will take on the principal task for which it was created: To count each member of this nation. No small chore, considering that the number will approach one-quarter billion persons. The 21st decennial undertaking will be watched closely because the numbers will help determine where new markets might be sited, where federal dollars may flow, and a host of other conclusions that may be drawn by ascertaining the numbers and locations of people. But the results will be most closely scrutinized by politicians at all levels of government."
Us Citizens Will Stand Up And Get Counted In 1990, Chester Smolski
Us Citizens Will Stand Up And Get Counted In 1990, Chester Smolski
Smolski Texts
"The US Bureau of the Census, "Factfinder for the Nation," is starting to swing into high gear as Census Day, April 1, 1990, rapidly approaches. Ensuring that 106 million households receive their questionnaires before that date and then processing the numbers will likely total 250 million people is one Herculean task."
More People May Be 20th Century's Greatest Feat, Chester Smolski
More People May Be 20th Century's Greatest Feat, Chester Smolski
Smolski Texts
"This century may well go down in history as humanity's most productive period of accomplishment."
Us, Northeast Housing Compared In Survey, Chester Smolski
Us, Northeast Housing Compared In Survey, Chester Smolski
Smolski Texts
"One of the more interesting publications of the US Census Bureau in the annual new housing survey, which characterizes and tabulates new housing units constructed in this country. The most recent survey was done for housing built in 1987, with some data also provided for each year back to 1983."