Gains in education and office but blacks face economic decline
A Census Bureau report shows Black Americans gained in education and public office with 31 percent more Black college enrollments since 1970 and 2,991 Blacks in public office as of last March, while median family income fell to 7,269 in 1973 and unemployment remained high relative to whites. The Black population reached 24.7 million, about 11 percent of the nation, with six in ten living in central cities.
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Florida Tops Growth in Population Near Three-Year Span
Washington based report from the Census Bureau shows Florida had the largest numeric population increase, adding 888,000 from 1970 to July 1, 1973, with net migration driving 782,000 of that rise. Arizona posted the highest percentage growth at 16.1 percent, followed by Florida at 13.1 percent and Nevada at 12.1 percent. California, Arizona, and Colorado also logged large increases.
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Treasure hunt seeks proof before claim on treasure
New Mexico Governor Brice King demanded evidence before allowing treasure seekers to hunt on White Sands Missile Range amid claims of a $225 billion gold cache. The Army would grant restricted access to qualified claimants under close supervision for 48 hours while talks continue with state officials.
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