City living dominates U.S. census urban areas in 1980 data
From Enid to New York City, 169.4 million of 226.5 million Americans lived in Standard Metropolitan Statistical Areas. Enid is smallest SMSA with 62,820 people while New York City area tops at 9,120,346. The 1982 State and Metropolitan Area Data Book compiles data from over 40 sources, showing regional growth patterns, Hispanic and Black population concentrations, and urbanization trends across the South and West.
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Disabled veteran wins Megabucks jackpot in Oregon
Robert Folta, 50, became the first Megabucks winner in the state lottery game, claiming $1,069,860 to be paid over 20 years. He plans to keep gambling and visit Las Vegas to try slot machines, saying he loves pulling the handles. The Oregon State Lottery Commission announced the prize on Sunday.
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