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T4MS SAAB 50/30. 48/31 po 43725 sf ¢ pe 8 s s 41/28 s 1990 $29,470 $30,056 $45,849 $41,349 UNITED STATES SALTLAKECITY/ OGDEN’ PROVO/ OREM 5106 51044 The question now: How quarter ofnext year. 10 years, to $1,341. Ditto for much have the eventsofSept. 11 skewered the numbers? There willbe permanent are hard to from $369 a decade ago to $609 last year. A boom in new-home construction — about1 in 4 houses now are of 1990 vintage or isaconcernthatatleastsomeof the year-old data may now be seriously outofdate. “The jury is still out,” Perlich said. “We need some more say,” he said. “Utah’s high-tech industry was already slumping. But will people start traveling again? Probably,if there are no more incidents. I don’t newer — coupled with the inmigration of newcomers time to pass tosee how muchof the shock is permanent and thinkit’s a permanent change. The Rocky Mountain region is helped turn the state intoa hot real estate market, according how much is temporary. 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Ses {Blanding Mouser is SALT LAKE ALMAHAE Departure from normal Normalhigh/low Moab 60/2815 ® ssa ‘Aigiers 6146 pc — S041 pe mountain snow show- ers across the far north tonightandinto oP TODAY'S HORTH AMERICA FORECAST Ho W Utah low itaringCoe Utah highest pracip Statistics through 6pm. yesterday Beijing Salt Lake City hi hightiow 55/30 Beirut 24 hour rain or snowfall 0.00 Belgrade Precipitation 037 a ota Departure f this month; Se (Oct. eG 2 Cairo a Water year 1 to date)... 1.29 approaching Pacific storm wil push some thestate today. There may be a few rain or seat WORLD TODAY Statistics terday Uni hie through 6 a High pressure will Snow carry into the second “How much of the effects jbaird@sitrib.com EXCLUSIVE HEARING AID CONTRACT AWARDED TO UTAH HEARING PROVIDERS Under 18 [7] norm; 87.9 percent ofthe state's residents earned high school diplomas, according to the 1990 census. But thatfigure climbed Supplementary Survey. The U.S. average is 81.6 per- cent. Minnesota (89.5) and Washington (89.1) came closest to matching Utah's percentage of high schoolgraduates. “We do manage to get those otherthan English five ’ In Utah County, the number ballooned to almost 95 percent. In Salt Lake County, 89.4 percent have earned high school _ diplomas. Laguage spoken at home Nat English Only to nearly 91 percent in the 2000 State SaltLake County Utah County years and over. Foreign born 1990 2000 1990 7.8% 8.9% =6.8% 11.5% 16.0% 11.0% 3.4% 6.0% 46% 9.0% 3.2% 5.0% Source: U.S. Census Bureau 2000 Mike Miller/TheSalt Lake Tribune percentage of bachelor’s degree California ($46,543), Colorado holders. Ashdownargues that Utah’s education numbers provide a direct link to the good timesthe state enjoyed in the '90s, Mostsignificantly, he said, the numberofresidentsliving below the poverty line decreased from 11.4 percent a decade ago to 9 percent last year. Salt Lake County was slightly higher (9.9 percent), while Utah County was slightly ($46,511), Illinois ($45,686) and Washington ($45,296).: New Jersey led the way at $54,126,followed by Connecticut ($53,089) and Alaska ($52,876). West Virginia ($28,571) was at the bottom. diplomas; we do have a welleducated work force,” said Patty Murphy, an economist with the state Office of Education. “There are certainly areas that can be improved in education, but what we have are well-educated parents raising children, which makes a real difference with our low perpupil spending. It's an encour- lower(7.8 percent). agings! “A better education means The education numbers are better-payingjobs,”he said. further bolstered by the 26.9 And better jobs meant a percent of Utahns who have higher median household inearned at least a four-year col- come. Utah households earned lege degree, That puts Utah 15th a median$45,849, according to nationally, just behind Califor- the 2000 survey, up from $29,470 nia (27.5 percent) Hawaii and in 1990, That puts the state inois (both 27). The District of above the national median umbia (41,1) and Massachu- ($41,349), 13th overall and in the setts (35) lead the country in the neighborhood ofsuch states as Salt Lake County ($46,888) and Utah County ($46,207) were slightly abovethe state median, all of which may have been helped by Utah’s larger-thanaverage number of residents per household. “We have more people per household, so more people pool their incomes together,” said Pam Perlich, a senior economist with the University of Utah’s Bureau ofEconomic and Business Research, Of course, with the rise in median income came a corresponding increase in costs. . ‘The median home mortgage Holiday. 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