Cincinnati declares emergency as riot protests roil city
Mayor Charles Luken imposed a citywide curfew from 8 p.m. to 6 a.m and called in state help after 86 arrests in a fourth day of rioting over the shooting of an unarmed black man by a white officer. Governor Taft ordered police support and possible National Guard deployment. Tim Thomas's death sparked the unrest. national leaders urged calm and nonviolent resolution.
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Traditional nuclear families rebound in 1996
The share of children living with both biological parents and all siblings rose from 51 percent in 1991 to 56 percent in 1996. The data describe the living arrangements of 71.5 million U S children in 1996.
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Census Bureau reports rebound for nuclear families
The Census Bureau finds a rise in children living in traditional two parent families from 1991 to 1996, to 56 percent, amid growing complexity in other family structures. Experts say delayed marriage and higher birth rates among traditional households contribute, with two-parent biological homes offering stability and economic advantage.
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