Census portrait shows 1988 US population at 245 million
The Census Bureau reports 245,110,000 people on Jan 1 1988 with life expectancy 74.9 years. 1987 population grew by 2.285 million driven by immigration and births. Women outlive men, urbanization rises, average family size sits at 3.17, and poverty affects 13.5 percent.
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Bush at NATO meet pledges Poles' reforms and China ties
President Bush urged moderation in China after Tiananmen Square violence and praised Poland’s democratic gains led by Solidarity. He mixed missile talk with Poland questions in a relaxed East Room briefing, noting Barbara Bush’s birthday and his own casual style.
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Nation shifts toward urban living two percent on farms
The report notes a growing urban trend as the nation becomes more city centered, with only about two percent of the population remaining on farms. It highlights ongoing changes in employment, housing, and infrastructure shaping rural decline and urban expansion.
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