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Show tt rr r Hbe Salt l.akt' T rihunt--, f p mr f t 'fi'i I n Statistics Masking Differences Of Blacks, Whites By I 'Hci Francesc Whenever social or economic statistics are reported lor the United States a comparison usually is made between the white and the black population For example Income, White average family income is $32.4)l, Black average family income is $22,100 Education Percent of whiles who aie college graduates is 19 5; percent ol blacks is 9 5 percent What these composite statistics fail to recognize is that the black population is a very large and diverse group of Americans, Summary statistics, while often startling, tend to oversimplify the situation and mask inherent differences such as age structure - between whites and blacks. Also there are so many different measures of social and economic that data can be found to prove almr-.- t any point about the 30 million blacks in the United States But without a doubt blacks are our largest minority group, accounting for one in every eight Americans If every single Canadian moved to the United States they would fall about 5 million persons short of the black population already here. By the year 2000 blacks in the United States are expected to number about 36 million The Census Bureau projects the black population in the United States to increase 16 percent during the next decade while whites will grow at a rale of only 7 percent F'art of the reason for this is that the white population is Black Population 1980- - 2000 U.S. Another reason is youth. In terms of median age blacks are six years younger than whites, so a higher proportion of blacks are in their prime childbearing years and a lower proportion are aged. Only 8 percent of blacks are 65 or older, but 13 percent of whites are elderly. By the year 2000 the median age of blacks will be 30 about where the total population was in 1980. Virtually all of the expected increase in the black population during the next couple of decades will be because of - Presidential Yachl May Make Comeback Virginia Kobicheaux Tribune Washington Bureau - The former WASHINGTON presidential yacht, the Sequoia -drummed out of the Navy and sold by President Jimmy Carter in 1977 as too costly a presidential perk -would be returned to the Navy without any expense to taxpayers under a resolution adopted by both the House By ( 'omniuitars unwittingly practiced political pira- ' Whether President Reagan would have taken visiting Russian digrn taries aboard the Sequoia if he'd had it during the ongoing arms negotiations cannot be contemplated Precedents had been set. however. Historians recall that President Franklin D Roosevelt used the vessel to entertain delegates to the first conference on nuclear control President Richard Nixon met on the Sequoia in 1973 with Soviet President Leonid Brezhnev. It could not be immediately learned just who would introduce the legislation to preclude future presidents from again selling olf the yai ht which served presidents from Heronce a bert Hoover to Gerald Ford had trust private presidential yacht raised the funds to restore the Sevessel After quoia to a first-clasthat, the resolution calls for it being donated to the Navy, with a privately funded trust fund covering future op the Sen Alan Simpson, Senate's deputy majority leader, expects legislation that would prevent any future chief executive from sell ing the yacht that served eight presidents over 44 years And since, under the Senate-Housresolution, the vessel would be delivered to the Navy no later than Nov. 15, 1988, it appears that Mr. Carter - e s b l&fte CENSUS BUREAU SOURCE . erating and maintenance lost-What the resolution did. said Bovd Hollingsworth, an aide to Sen Simpson in the leadership ofiiee was express support to use private funds to fix up and maintain the achi whereas when the Navy had it before it had no w herewithal j funding under he Carter administration! to do so cy on the high sea by making the man who defeated him the only president in several decades not to at least have had a chance to enjoy the presidential perk the whole time in office and Senate. well-bein- so much larger. Even with a lower growth rate there will be 14.3 millions more whites in 10 years but only 4 6 millions more blacks. T1 dopt Keolution IIoiim. Senate 1986 Sunday January It, pi American Demographics, 1985 natural increase (birth minus deaths) There is very little black immigration to the United States By contrast, immigration is the major engine ol growth for Hispanics and Asians, America's second and third largest minority groups. While the growth rate of these two smaller groups is much higher than blacks, neither Hispanics nor Asians are projected to outnumber blacks until well after the turn of the century By any demographic measure, blacks living in the United Statesare not as well off as whites. This is not surprising considering the years of discrimination, but recent trends show some differences are closing. s Since the landmark court cases and legislation of the 1950s and 1960s blacks have made considerable progress in terms of social and economic status. Demographer Reynolds Farley, author of the definitive book on this subject, Blacks and Whites: Narrowing the Gap?" documents this progress and feels that it will continue. Farley points out that while on average American blacks are better off than they ever were in the past, considerable distance needs to be traveled before social equality is achieved January Clearance Savings up to 70 on discontinued models, floor samples, scratched and dented items. civil-right- c 1986 American Demographics Inc, J Incliner sectional in eoeoa or navy action velvet. Features recliner, wedge and Full size sleepers with contrasting accent pillows and innerspring mattress choose mauve polyester or navy and white cotton blend. full sleeper 120'' x Reg. $1950. Now 0 qubbOib (TCHARLES $499. $499. days free interest Bankcards welcome layaways limited to 50 da vs FREE LECTURE J. 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