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TITLE Urban School, Feedingurvey--Tiscal sear 1973.(Report Based on March 1973 Data) .

INSTITUTION Food and Nutrition Service (DOA), Washington, D.C.'PUB DATE 10 Jun 74

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EDRS PRICE MF-$0.83 Plus Postage. BC Not Available from EDRS.DESCRIPTORS *Breakfast Programs; Elementary School Students; Food

Service; *Lunch Programs; Minority Group Children;Municipalities; Nutrition; Private Schools; SchoolFunds; *School Services; *School Surveys; SecondarySchool Students; Urban Areas; *Urban Schools

IDENTIFIERS National' School Lunch Program; School BreakfastProgram; Special Milk Program

ABSTRACTThis report covers the status of sc-ool food services

in 152 cities with populations of 100,000 and over for fiscal year1973. It consists of six sections: general information on allschools, schools in the national schbol lu-nch program, schools withother and no flood service, schools in low income areas, schools inthe school breakfast program, and schools in the special milkprogram. Numbers of schools and of children'are shown by elementaryand secondary grades and by a combination of both. A 44.5 percentgain in the number of schools included in this survey is accountedfor by the inclusion of many private schools which were not reportedduring the previous years. Since the report does not specificallyseparate public schools from private schools for the two years,comparisons between 1972 and 1973 are not made. Although the largeincrease in the number of schools not offering a food service programto their students may be attributed to the inclusion in thetabulation for 1973 of many private schools which do not have ,foodservice, the total number of children with access to a lunch programincreased from 1972 to 1973. Over, 77 percent elementary schoolchildren, 86.7 percent secondary, and 88.5 percent children in lowincome area schools have access to the National Schools LunchProgram. Higher participation rate in low income area schools isaccounted for by the fact th \t most of the lunches are served free orat a reduced price. {Author/AM)

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UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTUREFOOD, AND NUTRITION SERVICE

WASHING7ON. D.G. 20250

AIRBAN...-SClidahFEEDING SURVEr---;-11171973,

(Report Based on _March 1973 Data)

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U S OPARTMENT OF HEALTFT.>,EOUCAT ION & WELFARE.NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF

EOUCAT IONTHIS DOCUMENT HAS BEEN REPROOucED EXATTLY AS RECEIVED FROMTHE PERSON OR ORGANIZATION ORIGINATING IT PDINTL OF VIEW OR OPINIONSSTATED DO NOT NECESSARILY REPRESENT OFFICIAL NATIONAL INSTITUTE OFEDUCATION POSITION OR POLICY

* , iAVAILABIIM AND IITILIZATION OF PROGRAMS...: iiTABLE IType-of Food Service.. 1.3.

TAKE IISchool Breakfast Prograi 4 *ow* . ealelo ViaTABLE IIISpeciel Milk Program 11 ViaTABLE IVType of Food Service in Low Income, ,Areas ,,,,, ix

ABLE V-- Comparative Statistics March 1973 4ii March 1972..... . x'

GENERAL :INFORMATIONTotal IbloovitIvil

Elementary: Schools.Secondary. Schools.

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URBAN SCHOOL FEEDING SURVEY

INTRODUCTION

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IThe annual Urban School Feeding Survey is a collection of data on schoolfood service bperations in cities with populations of-lompo persons andover. The data in this survey'come from reports submitted by 152 UnitedStates cities and are based on school food service activity during themonth of Marc h 1973.

`There wer 9,485 schools included in this year's survey, an increase of6/004 schocts from the March 1972 tabulation. This 44.N gain in thenumber of schools is accounted for this yearby the inclusion of manyprivate schools9 which were not reported during the previous year. Sincethe repbrt'doet not specifically separate public.sehools from private

. schools for the two years, it was not feasible to-make comparisonsbetween 1972 and 1973. However, -Chart I does show the relative proportionof various food service programs as a function of total average dailyattendance for both 1972 and 1973. The large increase in the number ofschools not offering a food service program to their students maY beattributed to the inclusion in the tabulation for 1973 of many privateschools which have no food service. It should be noted/however, thatthe total number'of children with access to a lunch program did increasefrom 1972 to 1973.

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Availability and Utilization of Programs

The Urban School Feeding Survey for 1973 shows that lunch programs wereavailable to 85.6% of the school children-in cities with populations of100,000 persons or over. The National School Lunch Program (NSLP) wasoffered to over 80.8% of the school children in these cities. Over77.0% of,the eleMentary schoo children had access to the NSLP as'compared to 86.7% of the chi n in secondary schools. National School'Lunch Program availability v ied by region as shown in Chart II.

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9hart II,- Av rage Daily Attendance in NSLP Schools asAve ge Daily Attendance in.Total Schools

a Percentage of

Almost one-third ofthe children in the survey this year attendedschools located in 1614 income areas of their cities. The NationalSchool LUnch Pragrarlwas offered by 84.1% of the schools in low incomeareas an compared to 65.3% of the schools in other areas. The NSLPwas available to 88.5% ofNthe children in low income area schools,while 77.0% of the children\ in other areas had access to the NSLP.Besides being more likely to have the NSLP in their schools, childrenin low income areas also participated in the lunch program at a higherrate th :ui other children. The 'survey indicates that 61.8% of thechildren iriklow income area school;; roceived lunches in the NSLP asopposed to 47.1% of the children in other NSLP schools.. Chart IIIdepiate this difference with respect to elementary and secondary NSLPschoolS.

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One reason for the higher NSLP.participatibn rate in low income areaschools than other schools may-be that most of the lunches were served.free or at a reduced price, to the students. Low:income area NSLPschools served 76.0% of their lunches free or at a reduced price, while-other schools served 45.5% free or reduced price lunches.

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The SchOol Breakfast Program (SBP) was offered in schools attended by1!)..()% of the children covered by the survey. The SBP was available to1M.0% of the elementary nchool children and 11.5% of tie secondaryschool children. Almost 30.2% of the children with access to the SBP .

wereoparticippting on a regular basis, with elementary school children,participating at more than twice the rate of secondary school childrenas roWn by Chart V.

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9The SpeCial Milk Program was made available to over 75.0% of the children

attending surveyed schools. The program was equally accessible to

children attending both elementary and secondary schools.

Some 1,293 schools surveyed offered lunch service other than the National

School Lunch Program to their students. These schools were attended by

4.8% of the total children surveyed. In these schools 53.8% of the children

participated in the lunch service as compared to a participation rate of

inCWSLP schools. The only real difference between elementary and

secondary schools was in the rate of participation by students in the two

types of lunch service. In elementary schools, children attending NSLP

schools showed a higher rate of participation than did children partici-

pc,iting in lunch programs in other schools. an secondary schools the

situation was reversed with children attending schoolb with non-NSLP lunch

programs participating at a higher rate than children in NSLP schools.

This may be due to the large number or 4 la carte lunch programs in

secondary schools. Most of thechildren attending the surveyed school

h.ad some type Of a lunch program available to them. Chart VI dflOws th

breakdown between elementary and secondary schools for children with

access to a lunch program.

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As Chart VI illustrates, 94.3% of the secondary school students had accessto a lunch program of some kind in their schools. In elementary schoolshowever, only 80.0% of the students had a lunch program available to them.This may be due to the halfday sessions in many elementary schools.

Mbht of the children attending schools which did not offer a lunch programwere located in the Northeastand'Midwest areas of the country AB shown inChart VII.

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a Lunch Program

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Table I-7URBAN SCHOOL FEEDING, by Type of Food Service

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: Average Daily: Number of Schools : Attendance :

: Total .:Low In- : Total :Low In- :

: :come Area: :come Area :

Total SchoolsElementarySecondary.

Schools with LunchProgramsElementary..Secondary

19,485 6,361 11,15,642 3,714,48615,142 5,064 6483- 2,454,5524,34 ]12112.22,LL22212,1 9 1,259,934

National School LunchProgram 1

ElementarySecondary

Other Food ServiceElementarySecondary 40

15,206 5,58611,384 4,3773,822 1,209

13,913 ''.5,347

10,626 4,2513,287 1,0961,293 239

758 126

Percentof TotalSchools

100.0

77.722.3

9,519,4195,432,4454,086,974

3,393,4312,176,3531,217,078

78.058.419.6

8,989,752 3,286,480 71.45,231,310 2,142,075 X4.53,758,442 1,141+,405 16,19

529,667 106,951. 6.6201,135 34,278 3.9

117 28 2 2 6 2.

Schools with No FoodService . 4,279 775 1,606,223 321,055 22.0

Elementary 3,758 687 )1,360,038 278,199 19.3Secondary 521 88 246,185 42,856 2.7

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Table II--URBAN SCHOOL FEEDING,"School Breakfast Program

: Number Also Average : Average : Percent: of in : Daily : Daily : of Totals: Schools : NSLP : Attendance : Breakfasts : Schools.

.

School Breakfast :

Program. 2,746 2,501. 1,719,160 518,364 14.1Elementary 2,271 2,046 1,222,023 438,162 11.7Secondary 475 455 497,137 80,202 2.4

Table ItI--URBAN SCHOOL FEEDING, Special Milk Program

: Number : Average : Average : : Percentof : Daily : hjints : % Free : of Total

: Schools : Attendance :Served Daily: : Schools

Special Milk Program 13,637 ;>,640,61.9 11.6 70.0Elementary 10,708 5,097,858 1,740,918 14.9 55.0Secondary 2,929 899,701 5.7 I5.0

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Table IV--URBAN SCHOOL FEEDINGby Typg of Food Servicein Low Income Areas

Number.of

Schools

.

:

AverageDaily

Attendance

Total SchoolsElementarySecondary

Schools with LunchPrograms.

ElementarySecondary

National School Lunch

6,3615,0641,297

5,586

4,3771,209

3,714,4862,454,55211259,934

3,393,4312,176,5531,217,078

Program 5,347 3,286,480Eaementary. 4,251 2,142,075Secondary 1096

11,144,405

Other Food Service 239 106,951Elementary 126 34,278Secondary 113 72,675

Schools with No FoodService 775 321,055

Elementary 682 278,199Secondary 88 42,856

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Average 'ercentDaily of Total

Lunches Schools

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2,093,150 28.71,571,902 22.5

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2,030,665 27:4

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Table V--URBAN SCHOOL FEEDING,Comparative Statistics

March 1973 with Mapch 1972

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44.. ercent : w : ercent : -:-PkcelitT.1,UiT15srcent

:of Total: Total :of-Total: Income: of Total:Schools :Schools:Schools :SchbOlfi: Schools

: Total :of Total:Income:Schools:Schools :Schools

Total Schools 19,485 100.0 6,361 32.6, 13,481 100.0 5,139 38.1Elementary 15,142 77.7 5,064 26.0 10,425 77.3 4,145 30.7Secondary 4,343 22.3 1,297 6.6 3,056 22.7. 994 -7..4

Schools with Lunch :

Program 15,206 78.0 5,586 28.7 12,098 89.7 . 4,860 36.1Elementary 11,384 58.4 4,377 22.5 9,085 67.4 3,869 28.Secondary 3,822 19.6 1,209 6.2 3,013 22.3 991 7.

National School :

Lunch Program 13,913 71.4 5,347 27.4 11,770 87.3 4,833 35.Elementary 10,626 54.5 4,251 21.8 8,937 66.3 3,867 ,28.Secondary........: 3,287 16.9 1,096 5.6 2,833 21.0 '966 7.2

Other Food "Service.: 1,293 6.6 239* 1.2 328 2.4 27 0.2Elementary 758 3.9 . 126 0.6 148 1.1 2 --Secondary 535 2.7 113 0.6 180 1.3 , 25 0.2

Schools with No : /

Food Service 4,279 22.0 775 4.0 1,383 10.3 279 2.1,Elementary 3,758 19.3 687 3.5. 1,340 10.0 276 2.1Secondary 521 2.7 88 .5 43 .3 3

School Breakfast :

Program 2,746 14.1 2,109 15.6Elementary 2,271 11.7 1,826 13.5 1/ 4.0 IWO

Secondary 475 2.4 283 2.1 Ammo

Special Milk :

Program 13,63/ 70.0 2.1, -- 10,883 80.7 ,

Elementary *. 10,708 55.0 li -- 8,489 63.or

--Secondary

' 2,929 15.0 1/.... 2,394 17.7

21 Information not available

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FORM APPROVED ONI 13 NO. .40-R3732

FORM FNS-24 U.S DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE13-731 FOOD AND NUTRITION SERVICE

CITY SCHOOL FEEDING REPORT

(CITIES WITH POPULATIONS OF 100,000 AND OVERT.FNS(CN) Instg. 794-9

I. MONTH AND YEAR BEING REPORTED

2. CITY

3 STATE

INSTRUCTIONS. ..School Food Authority: .Prepare in trtplicate,

N._, Regional' °Oleo or Slate Educational Agency:Submit original and one copy to your State Ed- Forward original submitted by School Food 'Au-ucational. Agency or FNS'Regional Office within -,Lhority to PROGRAM REPORTING STAFF,

.01,30 calendar days aftdr receipt of Form FNS-24. USDA, WASHINGTON. DC 20250. Retain one'Retain one dopy far your file. copy for your file.

NOTE: Junior high schools should bi'counted as secondary schools (grades 7-12).If K through grade 12 are taught in the samebuilding, report separately for K-6.And 7-12.A school only in the Special Milk Program isnot to be counted as one wAh food service.

4. NAME OF CITY SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT sS. NAME OF CI TV SCHOOL LUNCH SUPERVISOR

/ '

6. NUMBER OF SCHOOLS IN THE CITY (Sum of 9, 10. 11)

ELEMENTARY. (K-6)

SECONDARY(7-12)

TOTAL

7 TOTAL ENROLLMENT . if .

B AVERAGE DAILY ATTENDANCE (Sum of 9a, 10a, 11a).

NATIONAL SCHOOL LUNCH PROGRAM (NSLP)

.,'9 istUMBER OF PARTICIPATING SCHOOLS

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a.- AVERAGE DAILY ATTENDANCE t .

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b. NUMBER OF PAID LUNCHES DURING MONTU

c. NUMBER OF FREE LUNCHES DURING MONTH

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d. NUMBER OF REDUCED PRICE LUNCHES DURING MONTH

e. TOTAL LUNCHES DURING MONTH (Sum of 9b, 9c, 9d)

I. AVERAGE NUMBER DAYS OF OPERATION DURING MONTH.

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NONNATIONAL SCHOOL LUNCH PROGRAM SCHOOLS

DI NUMBER OF SCHOOLS NOT IN NSLP BUT HAVINGOTHER LUNCH PROGRAMS

AGE DAILY ATTENDANCE

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NO.PROGRAM SCHOOLS

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c. NUMBER OF PAID LUNCHES DURING MONTH

d. NUMBER OF FREE LUNCHES DURING MONTH

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e. NUMBER OF REDUCED PRICE LUNCHES DURING MONTH

.f. TOTAL LUNCHES DURING MONTH (Sum of 12c, 12d, 12e) ir

g. AVERAGENUMBER DAYS OF OPERATION DURING MONTH .: ,..- , . .

h. LUNCH PRICE (full) ;

1. LUNCH PRICE (reduced). , ... ..

13. NUMBER OF THESE SCHOOLS NOT IN NSLP BUT HAVING.

OTHER LUNCH PROGRAMSI

a. AVERAGE DAILY ATTENDANCE .

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14. NUMBER OF TH,E3E SCHOOLS WITHOUT FOOD SERVICE ..,I:), _

a. AVERAGE DAILY ATTENDANCE

SCHOOL BREAKFAST PROGRAM (SBP)

15. NUMBER OF PARTICIPATING SCHOOLS_... .

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c. NUMBER O.ELPAID BREAKFASTS DURING MONTH,.

.d. NUMBER OF FREE OR REDUCED PRICE BREAKFASTS DURING MONTH

e. TOTAL BREAKFASTS DURING MONTH (Sum of 15c, 15d)

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h. NUMBER OF THESE SCHOOLS WHICH ARE ALSO IN NSLP

16 NUMBER OF PARTICIPATING SCHOOLS

a. AVERAGE DAILY ATTENDANCE

SPECIAL MILK PROGRAM ($MP)

b. NUMBERNUMBER OF HALF-PINTS OF MILK SERVED DURING MONTH

c. NUMBER OF HALF-PINTS SERVED FREE DURING MONTH-__

d. AVERAGE NUMBER-DAYS OF OPERATION DURING MONTH

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Omaha 163 84,671 79,341 116 2 45 17 107 34 32 2

Ohio Akron 89 60,865 55,376 76 -- 13 16 78 31 31

Canton 47 25,719 23,338 36 -- 11-- 38 16 aCincinnati 199 120,652 109,160 139 2 58 24 140 HI

Cleveland 276 168,574 153,438 156 12 108 63 184 96 06--3Columbus 219 118,0o9 106,917 136 4 77 3 181 70 67

Dayton 97 61,541 50,371 81 -- 16 21 32Toledo -124 79,651 71,085 Si -- Di 17 6(1 39 9 30Youngstown 60 32,344 29,505 45 -- 15 4 52 5

Wisc, Madison 68 36,542 34,699 43 -. 25 -- 55 11 I )Milwaukee 296 162,386 150,063 221 -- 75 23 215 52 52

Midwest Total 5,188 3,191,269 2,941,043 3,602 109 1,459 463 3,410 1,709 1,531 '8 isn

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N. Mex, Albuquerque 143 88,336 83,814 114 -- 29 10 31 27 27

Okla, Oklahoma City 144 79,46(1 72,055 144 -- ._ 43 138 4 4

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Texas Amarillo 50 1 28,965 25,313 46 1 3 23 43 20 20

Austin 88 58,190 52,166 80 2 6 38 31 23 23

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Coraps Christi 81 , 48,344 44,711 66 1 14 15 67 79 29

Da1 l'as 256 177,409 152,893 187 65 4 8 1911 54

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Fort Worth 134 83,730 75,985 119 7 8 5() 120 61 61

Houston 282 240,491 215,702 240 19 31 43 230 47 47

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San Antonio 162 95,753 84,295 140 11 11 71 65 89 89

Southwest Total 2,616 1,645,982 1,458,032 2,180 216 220 514 1,712 785 767 '8

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125,06766,146

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Los. Angeles 781 669,452 649,165 565 26131

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37,774131,741

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181 108, 141 90,040 135 14 ) 52 50 147 64 61 3

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MesternTotal 2.647 1,309,143 1.258,060 10560 126 661 404 2,220 673 656 3 114

U. S. TOTAL. '15,142 7,329,040 6,792,461 10,626 258 5,768 2,271 10,714 5,064 4,251 126 687

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D. C. WashingtonMd. BaltirroreMass. Boston

CambridgeNew BedfordSpringfieldWorcester

N. J. CamdenElizabethJersey CityNewarkPatersonTrenton

N. Y. AlbanyBuffaloNew YorkRochesterS racuseYonkers

Pa. AllentownEri*PhiladelphiaPittsburghScrantgn

R. I, Providence

Northeast Total

EAA111 HI Ingham

Hu tsv1114Ile

Fla: F Landegamer,rdaleialeah1 lywood

landt. Petersburg

Gs. A lantalumbus

SavannahKy. Lexington

Louisville*Piss* 'Jackson1t C Charlotte

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Knoxville,

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t AronNor vri-kPortsmouthRichmondIlirgkpla each

Southeast Total

P4OWEST111, Chicago

PeoriaRockford

Ind, EvansvilleFort -ayneGaryHammondIndianapolisSouth Bend

Iowa Cedar RapidsDes Moines

Mich, DearbornDetroitFlintGrand RapidsLansingLivoniaWarren

Minn, Duluth, Minneapolis

' St. Paul

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URBAN SCHOOL FEEDING SURVEY -- fiscal Year 1973(Cities with Population of 100,000 and Over)4,

GENERAL INFORMATION

SECONDARY

TLOCATION

sthool. Enrollment , AZttn6:nc: _rist, :SerYTCe:Gervice:.

MIDWEST (COW MED)6Po. IndeDen &Ze

'Kansas City,* 27St. Louis APSpringfield 15

Nebr. Lincoln 16. Osaka 37

Ohio Akron "-"-- 26Canton. aCincinnati 147

=Cleveland 64Co I umbus 52Dayton 16Toledo 23 c

-Yotingelown 14". Wisc. Kull son 14

Milwaukee Si

7,504 6,43129,874 26,04438,825 34,50512,0(9 11,15414,550 13,72432,598 30,25526,400 23,4358,661 6,019

46,432 40.42071,830 63,52250,171 44,13116,099 17,31026,227 24,32013,606 12,351.,18,515 16,43964,496 5'8,579

1,073,545' Midwest Votal "

'' feld.11.1 t t le Rock

1,021

.-.

12

..,' 1,176, i 74

n15,162

Colo. Colorado Springs 15 16,909Denver 37 - 43,190

Kans. Kansas City 12 16,624Topeka 73 18 11,616Wichita's 26 28,500

La, Baton Rouge 21 21,795New Orleans 80 60,887Shreveport' 30 26,046

'N. Mee, Albuquerque 31 4%,455Okla. Oklahoma City 36 ', 42,140

Tulsa 30 34,943Texas Amarillo ' 13 13,5711

Austin 20 25,644BeaumontCorpus Christi '1 9 0

..7,59221,643,

001104 50 77,249El Paso 12 21,617:3Fort Worth 33 42,592

o Houston- 62 96,124Lubbock 17 15,329San Antonio 39 41,531

Southwest Total 623 725,420

OW phocn, 35 48,625Tucson 20 35,771

Call), Anaheim 31 38,697Berkeley 5 6,520Fremont l', 14,615Fresno 22 25,007Garden Grove 23 23,736Glendale 9 11,872Huntington Beach 13 19,990Long Beach 14 29,605Los Angeles 160 288,208Oakland 31 28,701Pasadena 15 13,049Riverside 12 13,711Sacramento 30 26,949San Bernardino 17 16,659San Diego 45 59,902San Francisco 47 45,079San Jose 15 10,4(22Santa Ana 6 10,887Stockton 14 14,919Torrance ' 5 12,058

Hpwall Honolulu 27 28,902Nevado Las Vegas 20 28,269Oregon Portland 15 20,234Utah Salt Liske City IS 14,00Wash, Seattle 40 39.904

Spokane 16 17,304Tacoma 16 15,700

Western Total 745 968,858

O. G. TOTAL 4,343 4,902,766

12,67215,75336,73214,0169,77624,57219,44451,64321 76740:79836,83926,72312,35823,3226,723

19,74063,25018,74638,21183,96114,62935,703

632,430

35,02730,45138,101

6,19114,17724,131323,23911,50510,90729,135

276,82927,03912,93212,72025,89315,68959,04543,59217,40710,55714,20111,40027,86225,15118,615

11,71436,5/3515,91214,667

911,359

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7 -- I >31 2 14 20 2946 . 7 9 1 4544 4 4 3 4112 -- 4 - - 13

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43 - 10 1 35

78.5 45 193 70 588

11 1

14 - -33 211 1

17116 9

19 262 18223136 --3013 --19 --

9 -20 --43 7

11 --32 --57 515 236 3

557 .59

101 3 132 9 3

315

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6 345 295 12

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16 27

124 453

7

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317 281

3 3

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12 12

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20 205 58

26 26

175 175

10 26

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UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTUREFood and Nutrition ServiceWASHINGTON, D. C. 20250

URBAN SCHOOL FEEDING SURVEY -- Flscal Year 1973(Cities with Population of 103,000 and Over)

NATIONAL SCHOOL LUNCH PRCGR.1601'

TOTAL

AVERAGELOCATION , SCHOOLS , DAILY

,ATTENDANCE,

NORTHEASIConn. Bridgeport.

r10 12,608

11,1artkr: 22036

16,88616,579

Sta0/ord 1 721

Waterbury 13 7,161

D..C. Washington 199 119,896Md. Baltimore 241 164,674Mass, Boston 218 92,829

Cambridge 21 10,353New Bedford 34 .15,397Springfield 53 32,801Worcester 66 27,027

J. Camden 39 18,613

Elizabeth 21 , 10,829

Jersey Clty 35 27,299Newark 97 79,109

Paterson 28 20,015Trenton 29 17,214

N. Y, Albany 19 5,

Buffalo 116 65, 6

ND. York 1,368 966,812ROchester 61 41,138Syracuse 55 28,698Yonkers 49 27,834

Pa. Allentown 32 18,779Erie 35 20;,704

Philadelphia 307 199,189Pittsburgh 135 73,605

Scranton 55 15,636R. I. Providence 56 22,778

Northeast Total 3,429 2.177,164

illa,21111iIrminghem 103 54,940Huntsville 44 32,917Mobile 54 32,982Montgomery 56 35,971

Fla. Fort Lauderdale .45 36,676Hialeah 21 19,863

Hollywood 20 18,394JaCksonvIlle 128 94,668Miami 55 46,633'St. Petersburg 53 35,451 .

Tampa 75 49,441Ga. t Atlanta 161 87,335

*Coluabus 64 33,1351

Macon 50 24,555 -

Savannah 60 30,460Ky. Lexington 45 33,519

*Louisville 85 42,629Miss. Jackson 70 28,759N. C. Charlotte 106 71,317

Greensboro 46 25,524

Raleigh 36 19,464

Winston-Salem 65 42,952

S. C. Columbia 69 34,625Tenn. Chattanooga 56 20,562

Knoxville 69 31,702Memphis 186 125,632Nashville 1149 76,910

Va. Alexandria 24 13,713

Hartpton 40 27,292

Newport News 41 26,092Norfolk 75 44,154Portsmouth 33 21,744

Richmond 06 39,901Virginla Beach 47 45,230

Southeast Total 2,290 1,405,974

Chicago 616 550,756Peoria 40 22,451

Rockford 64 37,192

Ind. Evansville 55 34,366Fort Wayne 04 46,003Gary 44 33,709Hammond 32 21,706Indianapolis 150 97,924South Bend 46 32,515

Iowa Cedar Rapids 53 25,770Oes Moines OS 40,679

Mich, Oearborn 27 17,921

Detroit 294 201,912Flint

nnoil%62( G

35,1992r.801

LansIng 26 17,500

Livonia --. ..

Warren 44 29,037Minn, Duluth 43 22,446

MlhhOOD011t 92 50,069St. Paul 104 44,173

A RA 0

Paid Freee eprice_

Number

1,794 4,1481,092 47..743

884 0%266196 19

1,562 1,412 --13,,327 50,896 49015,422- 74,298 1,9944,468 3,353 7

4,440 2,354 --4,355 5,402 788,754 11,334 23

4.803 7,814 --1,280 13.414 1591,075 6,161 681,222 14,936 2806,315 40,917 1,4562,047 10,526 711,224 10,879 32

33 515 3

7,239 31,708 12472,071 462,160 5,0854,563 12,426 1

5,492 8,865 275,136 6,671 299,214 1,802 855,679 3,500 err 4569,600 63,255 10,45622,848 20,530 3,5191,400 1,845 Ise)

1,459 11,349 625

219,875 901,502 25,226

10,82424,113::16,74462

38,958 14,984 18

15,118 14,684 28T9,120 8,464 8048,517 1,569 293

9.113 2,035 34935,378 27,849 1,17115,788 .13,511 1.197

ii14,412

:dgc? 3%

441,

1:15;

17:172,Z

6,959'10,055

0:R35,9210,8508,80018,69210.098,32416,85010,94934,350

19i:ii)so

14,0776,83015,07111,56415.6195,020

' 4,567

13,1116(51

5,6376,165

59,03213.390

580604752197672

3470997257827210------174

ili1041I.:g 95

160

9.49 LM7730 5166,829

3753

10,090 17,751 54020,293

31f

152

525,60143:48:15.759

.th,37616,9006,088

14.09321,1745,6096,997

23,97911,97113,24210,6134,92541,2605,6as.3,40114.641

7.9496.41611,609141176

21

200,5395,1324,2912,3815,10311,2/52,077

21,3233,4902,6116,039

53364,5499.9907,3601,744

<7 --

2203,939 .

15,2161b,936

1,787

568

----139322--

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, Tote] TOTAL TION, Fyll Price

No.

5,94212,6359,150

69.885.090.38.8

21

222222

55505550

--

----

----2IS2,974 47,5 22 50 --

64,715 79.4 22 30 15

91,714 03.2 22 50 10

7,820 42.9 22 30 206,794 34,6 21 25 --

9,035 55,7 19i

2020,111 56.5 22 2012,61714,853

61,991.4

2122 48 13

7,304 85,3 19 45 2016,428 92.6 16 50 IS

40,688 87,0 21 35 2012,646 03.8 21 45 2012,135 09.9 21 45 20

551 94.0 21 5

39,071 81,5 21 45 10

539,316 86.6 23 65 2016,990 73.1 21 40 10

14,304 61.8 21 45 5

11,036 56.6 21 55 2011,101 17.0 22 50 10

9,635 41.1 20 50 2003,394 e0.4 22 50 1046,897 51,3 21 50 203,411 sea 22 45 2013,433 89.1 21 45 20

1,146,603 78,8

42,045 55,2 17 45 20

21,633 22,6 17Vi

2023,960 62.6 16 2029,030 49.3 17 SO 19

21(05,n:

32.817.9

2121

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20

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2021

SO40

2020

10,496 48.2 21 5019,880

41:4)01

27.540.662.2

202122

504540

202020

27,929 35.1, 22 40 2021.759 46.0 19 40 10

21,768 60,0 21 45 10

25,860 27.2 22 45 20

2y. 71072,555.0

2119

4040

5--

51 498 31.0 22 40 2015*,959 32.0 21 40 2013,472 34,6 17 40 2020,064 13.4 22 40 202144;8421

21,035

59.6

1:131

222220

404045

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20

0:77 Vi75.928.1

2320 It3

2 0

200, 95.

19, 9734.725,3

2222

4535

2020

35,9 21 40 20isii,i7; 67,7 22 35 20

-I6,10S 57.6 22 45 10

20,309 64.4 21 45 2023,845 14.9 21 35 15

900.447 46.3

257,704 82.4 21 40 2012,040 42.6 20 45 --

10,41616,482

41,714.5

2221 41 20

26,277 19.4 21 4016.944 66.5 21 409,074 22.9 10 45

45,3(72 47,1 22 4515,471 22,6 21 40 ..

15.992 17.2 21 40 2024,974 25.5 20 45 205,450 9.0 22 50 --

111,490 63.0 21 45 2016,325 65.7 20 45 15

10,708 71.2 19 40 15

6,440 27,9 21 50 20... .. ..

0,193 3.0 22 50 10

10,357 Mt 22 35 IS

27,217. .57.3 22 45 2026,513 46,5 22 40 10

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RATIONAL SCHOOL LUNCH PROGRAM

TOTAL

LOCATION SCHOOLS, AVERAGE,- DAILY,ATTENDANCT.

, DA Y R ,FREE 6 ,DAYS.R.P. OF,. TOTAL .

OF, MPRIZE PER EAld

Pald freee cePrice A Total

OPERA-, ,Reducerull . Price

MIDWEST (Cdntidued1Mo. Independence

Kansas CitySt. LouisSpringfield

Nebr. LincolnOmaha

Ohio AkronCantonCincinnatiCleveland"ColumbusOayton .

ToledoYoungstown

Wisc. MadisonMilwaukee

.

Midwest Total

ipuTHwEsj

291192036353116763613915613881374543

221

3,602

4434165374810974198731141441144680256618770

11924053

140

2;180

..,

161.108

312046al61

..

9, 76'565943630805912712144

x,2440397U71

12737

"1255764

.2,403

''

,

,

-

, -4- ------o

14,48958,993104,10924,01429,862,

66,57950,82319,159

. 80,758106,33478,08051,45331,27123,55527,747129,965

2,286,362

23,42722,06492,36724,21116,27840,88040,038117,02244,$6181,387,72,05560,357

1:3.51316

12,55042,191141,92760,48073 105

201:54031,027

. 80,182

1,354,278

116,50262,32038,412_

1.}.83411,04955,14632,409

6',51261,739.

p82,6232157.573-23,07721,01548,40612,77368,97176,62713,05620,35727,06910,405'52,30.16

59,299se, SO21,41969,169

, 32,2e952,0155

O65,974

Number

7,582 '49017,260 20,8727 744 35,900

10,54511286

2,470, 2,424

28,814 11,99612,708 10,9092,090 3,781,

19,309 23,91515,363 43 ,46712,901 15,42111,516 13,8376,8994,250

4,5725,188

7,564 11,59866,838 25,953

516,442 612,557

8,051 6,1537,151 3,056

281,410 16,737153 5,221

0,,076 3,42510,653 6,49219,864 12,63426,668 62,78420,573 15,73129,750 16,43323,208 11,68220,481 10,03813,290 4,22222,543 11,2712,766 5,38615,752 14,12620,289 36,12613,021 16,0318,631 18,420

30,669 49,4777,910' 9,515

16,754 28,510

356,663 363,470

*Ii'?9;19

12,513

1,493 1,3711,890 :::31:

8,35211,995

2,7241 12,0737,731 22,636

1:12 '252,s13 8 8,35549,862 169,7884,967 ,21,8682,792 5,603.1,577. .2.1158,230

12,980

9,1037,17011,496

4,705', 27,0804,290 00171,292 3;5003/995 T,5&,5,666 648

34,504. 5,014

7,170 4,08014,022 . 11,4207,399, * 4,252

13,35512:a 5,095:9,228, 7,052.

332,266 "3/5,452

/

--420336--313

1,84226928663948636718720

30718

553

15,910

626236331

1

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28--249

10518

24964159--595

1,982

2036

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6,2182332575755743

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223120-,50153

3

196.

--649600S39

14,140

4111T6013,01514,0231.2,65223,

41':1!1:3

59,316

25,54011,4919,7459,180

93,344

1,144,909

14,21010,469

, 38,51013,4615

11,50217,20132,49889,45236,30446.1e334,90230,54717,51233,8388,161

29,921356,43329,30127,11580,30517,425

45.650

721.115

.23,,,T,

2,8895,30811,07624,56510,398

--1,859

22,494225,86827,0688,6525,74917,890

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12::1211,5806,371

39,69111,27026,438

-1;411-20,09316,819

721,858

-6.1

55.282.419.019.532.446.866.156.074.155.054.940.056.417.628.4

54.9

43.331.744.439.229.838.138.970.243.335.633,533.0.24.133.466.147.564.055.668.261.854.663.5

50.7

19.526.748.364.424.651.225.6--

14.038.677.981.667.737.854.072.649.306.159.673.765.511.113.136.343.936.545.232.345.1

54.0

No.

21212222202021222022222121212121

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21'192220IS2219222121222022211622

2320222122'2222--2222222222222222222222222221212217

22232122

C

40454545504550502545504545504535

40503550505530352540435045455545454545505545

34335045404540-_

4540455060

45-5040-45604560404545552550454040

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1715

20----10

5-20_-

2010202010205

2015

5

5

5

--1020--20

--5

55

Ark. Little RockColo, Colorado Springs

OenverKans. Kansas City

TbpekaWichita

La. Baton RougeNew OrleansShreveport

N. Mex. AlbuquerqueOkla, Oklahoma City

Tulsa, Texas Amarillo

AustinBeaumontCorpus ChristiDallasEl PasoFort WorthyHoustonLubbockSan Antonio

Southwest Total

Iffi.all PhoenixTucson

Calif. AnaheimBerkeleyFremontFresnoGarden Grove-GlendaleHUntington BeachLong BeachLos AngelesOaklandPasadenaRiversideSacramentoSao BernardinoSan DIe90San FranciscoSan JoseSanta AnaStocktontorrance

Hawaii HonoluluNevadg Las VegasOregon PortlandUtah halt Lake CityWash. Seattle

SpokineTacoma

weste,tn Total

U. S. TOTAL 13.03 : 8,9Q9.752 J,950,049 2,091,600 71.017 4,714.912 515.6

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URBAN SCHOOL FEEDING SLRVEY -- Fiscal Year 1973(Cities with Population of 100,000 and Over)

NATIONAL S0400L LUNCH PROGRAM

ELEMENTARY

LOCATION : SCHOOLSAVERAGE

r DAILY r

:ATTENDANCE:

11'5tr,e1111YSZ:

TOTAL aPaid Free Price TotI, T1ON, Fulle cePrice

Number % NO. C C

8PINridgeport 2 '1,307 -- 988 . .900 100.0 21 45 --Hartford 12 0,155 003 6,7340 7,537 09.3 22 40

New Haven 29 9,609 659 5,1537 6,496 09.9 22 50

Stamford -- -- .- -- -- -- .. .. .-

Waterbury . 9 2,238 900 1,077 . _ 1,977 54.5 22 45 --

0. C. Washington 147 63,513 6,092 41,827 467 49,166 eco 22 25 15

Md. Baltimore 182 102,940 9,029 53,064 1,470 63,563 65.0 22 43 10

Mass. Boston 161 52,070 1,756 2,455 7 4,210 S0.4 22 30 20

Cambridge 10 7,193 3,212 2;251 -.. 5,463 41.2 21 20 ...

New Bedford 30 9,214 1,302 4,002 78 5,462 74.7 19 35 20

Springfield 42 17,919 4,588 3,610 23 0,229 44.2 22 30 20

Worcester 54 16,047 1,184 6,077 -- 1,261 65.7 21 30 --

N. J. * Camden 34 14,193 807 11,366 159 1;.412 92.9 21 50 13-

Elizabeth 11 4,0E0 18 3,764 64 A,1340 99.5 16 45 20

Jersey City 19,539 025 15,916 280 15,021 94.5 16 20 10

NewarkPaterson

gl

2459.21415,006

4,178 34,4511,055 , 0,839

1,411 40,10459 965 131 ii

3530

2020

Trenton 23 11,603 803 7,141 32 7/,976 09.9 21 35 20

N. T. Albany 12 3,044 0 318 -- 326 97.5 21 45 ..

Buffalo; 87 39,997 2,459 10.073 74 1,406. 88.5, 21 45 10

New York 1,062 568078 47,410 516,170 3,600 5117,196 137.1 23 50 10

Rochester 40 24,076 2,347 9,4152 -- 12,179 50.7 21 30 .-

SyrA4uKt 42 17,432 5,544 5,927 27 9,490 62.7 21 40 5.

Yonkers 35 14,412 1,952 4,365 29 6,346 69.2 21 50 ,,5

Pa, Allentown 26 10,299 4,647 1,303 80 6,010 22.9 22 45 .20

Erie 26 10.591 3,623. 2,281 453 6,557 4303 20 45 20

Philadelphia 252 122,2112 0,160 50,773 0,953 67,094 6&0 22 40 10

Pittsburgh 110 42,948 17,735 12,494 2,627 52,056 46.0 20 50 20

Scranton 27 6,223 680 1,564 158 2,402 71,7 22 45 20

R. I. Providence 51 16,955 1,137 10,245 614 11,996 90.5 21 i 40 20

Northeast Total42,670 1,316,000 131,969 641,590 20,717 194,110 03..

9VTHEA5 1Ala. Birmingham 65 37,615 12.025 ' 10.240 45 30,310 60.3 17 40 ..

Huntsville 20 17,160 9,464 3,277 2 12,745 25.7 17 35 20

Mobile 33 14,911 4,755 7,360 14 12,157 60.9 16 40 20

Montgomery 42'' 20,092 9,025 9,456 19 10,500 51.2 17 45 19

Flu. Fort Lauderdale 53 17,478' 9.733 5,020 722 15,475 37.1 21 45 20

Hialeah 16 10,210 6,701 1,319 274 0,294 19,2 21 40 ..

Hollywood 13 0,054 5,053 1.732 223 7,000 27.9 20 40 20

Jacksonville 93 52,247 21,161 10,715 1,006 40,882 40,2 -.21 35 20

Miami 43 27,360 12,793 10,374 1,091 24,258 47.3 1 45 --

St. Petersburg 39 10,509 9.106 3,491 353 12,950 29.7 20 40 20

Tampa 55 27,205 0113005

825 23,591 43.111

43 20

Ga. . Atlanta 132 60,674 31',111) 2,696 54,560 65.9 35 20

. Columbus 40 19,100 10,016 6,127 442 17, 37.0 22 35 20

. macon 35 15,456 7,541 6.325 718 14,5 40.3 19 35 10

. Savannah 42 15,040 4,002 0.085 570 12,7 5 60.0 21 40 10

Ky. Lexington 32 17,000 11,103 4,297 155 15,5 5 20.6 22 35 15

. Louisvilletalcs, Jackson

4646 151,114

4e,04294

1 e.10 309

1a4521 WI itk 21

193 5 .5

N. C. Charlotte 75 30,234 21,600 11,326 331 33:26 35.0 22 35 20

Greensboro 34 12,948 6,206 3,501 70 905 37.0 21 35 20

RaleighWinston-Salem

2740

9,801321,095

4,926 2.87411,031 6,302

90230

7,89017,563

37,637.2

1721

4040

2020

S. C. Colmessia r...,

Tenn. Chat tanoogg4536

16,57011.744

6,450 7,0656,710 4,144

602202

14.1(811,056

54.459.

2222

4035

23

17

Knoxville 47 17,303 10,694 4,435 -- 15,1211 29.3 20 40 20

Memphis 127 69,109 16,044 '30,010 -- 54,862 70.0 23 40 20

Nashville 104 40,737 20.660 9,249 -- 29,909 20.9 20 44 20

Va. Alexandria 17 7,596 3,590 1,882 106 5,530 35.9 22 35 20

Hampton 29 13,850 6.255 3,445 77 11,777 29.9 21 35 20

Newport News 33 16.937 0,171 4,422 163 12,756 35.9 21 40 20

NorfolkPortsmouth

5922

24,9401/.934

6,761 13.4303,599 5,696

439737

20,63010,022

67,264.1

2122

3033

2010

Richmond 63 21,390 6,154 10,746 433 17,33$ 64.5 21 40 20

Virginia Beach 37 27,621 13,717 2,565 146 16,420 16.5 21 30 15

Southeast Total 1,654 701,970 331,268 2114.879 13,310 638,457 411.2

Virli Went, 550 407.554 27,712 102.519 1,707 112,018 06.9 21 30 20

Peoria 43 15.327 5,319 4,027 -- 9,346 43.1 20 40 --

Rockford 51 19.100 2,050 2,790 35 5,603 49.7 20 40 -

Ind. EvansvilleFort Wayne

'4964

23,74026,346

11,147 2,16712,336 3,625

8...

13,32216,161

16,323,7

2121

4035 .20

Gary 32 16,353 4,309 7,163 -- 11,472 62,4 21 37 .-

usruliond 23 11,141 3,651 1,305 -- 4,956 8

Indianapolis 131 69,961 19,218 19,279 -- 30,497 50.1 21 40 --

South Bend 30 '17,335 6,848 2.970 ... 11,024 25.2 21 35 --

Iowa Cedar Rapids 41* 10,649 8,552 1,070 129 10,559 19,11 21 35 20

Des Moines 64 .23,632 10,965 4.321 285 15,571 29,6 20 45 20

Mich. Dearborn 15 7,341 2,045 222 -- 2,267

Detroit 190 -81.236 18,453 42,262 5,557 66,272 72.2 21 30 20

flint 51 24,477 3,533 7,213 508 11,334 60.6 20 45 15

Grand Rapids 49 15.133 1,325 5,320 268 6,913 50. 0 17 35 15

Lansing 15 4,221 1,401 762 27 2,190. 36,0 16 45 20

Livonia -- -- .... -- -- --.. .. ..

Warren 31 16,706 4.053 551 16 4,200 3.5 19 45 10

Minn. Duluth 33 11,567 3,925 2,700 -- 6,1325 40,0 22 35 --

Minneapolis 65 20,034 6,174 9,554 290 16,018 61.5 22 35 20

St. Paul 63 24,649 9,498 6,640 219 16,357 41.9 22 35 10

. 9 .

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11R0AN SCHOOL FEEDING StAVEY -- Fiscal Year 1973(Cities with Population of 103,000 and Over)

NATIONAL (sCHCOL LUNCH PROGRAM

ELEPENTARY

LOCATION, AVERAGE

( SCHOOLS DAILY. (ATTENOANCEJ

( A 11.11 8. :lytti.,E

I TOTAL

OF.:.A1§14.rt(

TESAI Full , PricePrice

1

Pant Free .

e. ce I

Price . Total

Number No, $ c5

MIDWEST (Copt)nuad)Mo. Independence 23 6,056 5,101 363 -- 5,404 7.0 21 40 --Kansas City 97 33,467 .11,430 15545 415 27,390 58,3 21 40 20St, Louis 179 72,488 6,964 32,,325 313 39,602 82,4 22 25 17Springfield 48 12,860 6,519 1,818 --8,337 21,8 22 40 --Nebr, Lincoln 39 16,091 7,128 1,869 289 9,306 23.4 19 40 20Omaha 91 40,478 18,75 7,961 1,702 25,446 38.0 20 35 20Ohio Akron 53 29,006 7,130 7,396 269 14,795 51,8 21 40 20Canton 29 12,307 1,515 3,006 234 4,755 68.1 22 45 20Cincinnati 108 52,731 16,965 10,036 457 38,488 52.2 20 30 17Cleveland 100 50,570 10,598 31,468 486 42,552 75.1 22 25 20Co1umbus 94 39,417 11,312 12,441 222 23,975 82.8 22 40 17Dayton 69 37,069 10,942 11,848 187 22,677 51.7 21 40 20Toledo la 10,546 2,280 1,040 16 3,336 31.7 21 45 20Youngstown 33 13,005 2,806 4,043 307 7,156 60,8 21 45 20Mist, Madison 26 10,241 4,223 1,065 la 5,306 20,4 21 40 12Milwaukee 178 77,7913 43,691 19,018 502 64,011 31.7 21 30 15

50Midwest1THWESJ

Total

i

2,819 1,377,924 329,709 476,836 14,626 1321,171 59.13

Ark. Little Rock 33 11,089 5,051 3,724 6 8,781 42.5 la 35.10

Colo. Colorado Springs 20 6,3130 3,089 1,861 177 5,127 39.8 20 35Denver 132 55,790 16,921 12,915 257 30,093 43.6 20 30 20Kans, Kansas CityTopeka

2631

10,9956,642 t:Ui 2,939

2,10631 7,282

1 6,56540.1332,1

2119

4535

2020Wichita 93 28,832 6,254 4,750 56 11,068 43.5 19 45 20La. 8aton Rouge 55 21,045 12,240 7,454 -- 19,694 37.8 21 25 --New Orleans 136 70,563 17,168 41,713 ,... 88,881 10,6 19 25 --

Shreveport - 51 23,811 11,165 8,988 .. 20,153 44,6 22 20 --N. hex, Albuquerque 83 39,509 15,139 10,281 -- 25,420 40,4 20 40 --Okla, Oklahoma City 108 ) 33,216 17,693 7,034 11 24,738 28,5 la 36 12Tulsa 84 31,634 16,419 7,053 26 23,498 30.1 22 40 20Texas Amarillo ) 33 12,955 7,655 3,277 -- 10,932 30,0 19 40 20Austin 61 28,081 15,053 6,644 24 23,721 36.5 21 40 20ileaumonI 16 5,767 1,598 3,244 8 4,850 67.1 21 40 20Corpus Christi 46 22,451 10,392 10,263 105 20,760 49.9 21 35 20Dallas

\,...144 82,832 12,091 27,434 17 39,542 69,4 22 40 20El Palo 59 41,786 11,765 13,482 172 25,419 53.7 20 35 20Fort Worth 87 35.474 6,879 11,361 50 18,290 62.4 22 40 20

Houston 183 120,463 25,500 41,452 159 67,111 62.0 21 40 20Lubbock 38 17,140 6,675 6,707 -. 13,362 50,1 16 45 20San Antonio 104 45,648 12,551 21,709' 515 34,775 63.9 22 40 20

Southwest Total 1,623 752,203 2110,066 258,401 1,615 500,082 52.0

1$11FA Phoenix 135 84,413 47,363 11,398 196 58,957 19.7 21 33 17Tucson at 32,801 13,677 5,076 6 18,761 27.1 19 33 15

Calif, Anaheim 7 2,878 386 452 25 863 55,3 22 45 70Berkeley 16 8,035 1,664 2,642. .. 4,306 61.4 21 40 --Fremont 35 17,157 5,150 1,921 --7,071 27,2 22 35 --Tresno 61 31,106 7,909 7,767 381 16,057 50,7 22 40 10Garden Grove 48 23,500 6,804 2,080 26 8,910 23.6 22 35 15GlendaleHuntington &each

-.7

' --4,124

.-1,480

--186

-.a 1,674 11.6 22 40 20

Long leach 57 33,4113 8,866 6,320 265 15,451 42,6 22 40 10Los Angeles 427 310,138 47,6313 126,625 6,019 180,282 73,6 22 45 20OaklandPasadena

7128

33,43011,655

3,7722,755

16,3404,080

179 20,291182 7,017

131.4

60.72222

4540

2010

Riverside, 22 10,259 3,302 1,8813 48 4,998 32,3 22 40 20Sacramento 61 26,956 6,602 6,052 438 13,892 52.5 22 35 5San 8ernardlno 45 18,031 2,703 5,227 43 7,973 66.1' .22 50 . 20San Diego 126 68,386 12,577 11,496 1,150 25,223 50.1 22 45 15San Francisco 95 41,229 3,531 17,117 1,29T 21,940 83.9 22 45 5San Jose 34 19,731 3,315 4,309 133 7,757 57.3 22 40 5Santa Ana 17 10,021 1,055 2,509 63 3,727 71.7 22

'2245 5

Stockton 32 14,718 3,07.0 5,766 - 8,036 65.3 40 --Torrance 35 20,140 3,513 383 35 3,931 10.6 21 55 10

Hawaii Honolulu 51 27,227 20,194 4,227 106 24,527 17,7 21 25 20Nevada Las Vegas 52 34,273 5,760 3,330 -- 9,090 36.6 22 .. 45 --Oregon 112 39,938 14,315 10,347 189 24,851 42.4 17 35 20,PortlandUtah Salt Lake City 22 9,725 4,123 2,805 -- 6,928 40.5 22 30 :.Main, Seattle

Spokane9043

35,08516,875

11,1567,751

7,6064,077

515 19,277452 12,200

42.136.9

2321

3530

5

5Tacoma 50 17,676 5,494 5,108 414 11,016 50.1 22 30 5

Western Total 2 1,860 1,003,133 256,005 77,696 12,185 545,1366 53.1U. S. TOTAL 10,626 5.231.310 1,207.937 1 ,402 62,453 3,299,792 60,9

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URBAN SCHOOL FEEDING SURVEY -- Fiscal Year 1973(Cities with Population of 100.0e0 and Over)

NATIONAL SCHOOL LUNCH PROGRAM

SE6ONDARY

LOCATION 1 SCHOOLS

. .pr

. DAILY ,

,ATTENDANCE,

.TA12.14AOROPUIRINILNE4IMMXIINIP 1

,R.P. OF,. TOTAL .

I 1,[11.102.1111: Al

raid , Free'educe.Price

e

TotalOPERA-,

PION, 'Full

' ca.PrIca

NORTHEAST

Number NO.

Conn. Bridgeport a 11,501 1,794 3,160 4,954 63.15 21 55 --Hartford a 15,731 1,069 4,009 5,09e 78.6 22 50 --New Haven 7 6.970 225 2,429 2,654 91.5 22 55 .-

StamfordWaterbury

1

4 4,923196662

19335

----

215997 3g1

2222 18

..

..

D. C. Washington 52 36,3E0 6.435 9,071 23 15,529 515.6 22 So 15Md. Baltimore 59 61,734 6.393 4.1,234 524 26,151 77.3 22 47 10Mass, Boston 57 39,959 2,712 8915 -- 3,610 24.9 22 30 20

Cambridge 3 3,160 1,22e 103 -- 1,331 7.7 21 25 --New Bedford 4 6,1E0 2,973 1,400 -- 4,373 32.0 le 35 20Springfield 11 14,1182 4,166 7,716 -- li,ise2 64.9 21 35 --Worcester 12 10,980 3,619 1,737 -- 5,356 32.4 21 30 --

N. J. * Camden 5 4,620 393 2,040 -- 2,441 87.9 22 40 --Elizabeth 10 6,746 1,057 2,397 2 3,456 69.4 19 45 20Jersey City 4 7,760 3157 1,020 -- 1,407 72.5 50 .-

Newark 14 19,195 2,157 6,456 7 a,580 75.1 11 35 20Paterson 4 4,779 992 1,689 -- 2,6151 63.0 20 45 20Trenton 6 5,611 421 3, 7315 -- 4,159 89.9 21 45 --

N. Y. Albany 7 2,790 25 197 3 225 els.4 21 45 5

Buffalo 29 25,099 4,7e0 12,e35 50 17,665 72.9 21 45 10New York 306 397,934 24.653 145,902 1,4e5 172,120 e5.7 Z3 65 20Rochester 13 16,262 2,216 2,594 1 4,eil 53,9 21 40 ra, 10Syracuse 13 11,266 1,940 2,9315 -- 4,006 60.1 20 45

. Yonkers 14 .13,422 3.184 2,306 -- 5,490 42.0 21 21 55 20Pa. Allentown 6 15,480 4,567 499 5 5,071 9.9 22 50 10

Erie 9 10,113 2,056 1,219 3 5,276 37.3 20 50 20Philadelphia 35 76,987 1,515 12.1402 1,503 15,500 90.2 22 50 10Pittsburgh 25 30,657 5,113 8,036 892 14,041 63.6 21 50 20Scranton 8 7,613 728 281 -

-111000 27.6 22 45 20

R. I. Providence 5 s,e23 322 1,104 1",,45, 77.6 21 45 20

Northeast Total .759 1161,084 07,906 259,912 4,509 352,407 76.5

lwrmEAsiAla, Birmln4Isam 20 17,325 6,799 4.919 17. 11,735 42.1 1.7 45 -.

Huntsville 16 15,757 7,200 1,609 1 0.890 115.1 17 40 20Mobile 21 18,071 4,203 7.596 4 11,603 64.4 16 42 20Montgomery Is 15,079 6,093 5,226 9 11,550 46.2 17 50 19

Fla. Fort Lauderdale 12 19.196 9,387 5,444 162 12,993 27.15 20 50 20Hialeah 9 9,645 1,816 250 19 2.005 12.9 21 50 --Hollywood 7 10,340 4,060 1.103 126 5,289 23.2 20 50 20Jacksonville 35 42,421 14,217 9,134 165 23,516 39.5 21 40 20Miami 12 19,273 2,995 3,137 106 6,2315 52.0 20 50St. Petersburg 1 14 16.942 5,306 1,536 ea 6,930 23.4 19 50 20Tampa 20 22,156 8,732 4,541 457 15,710 S6.3 21 45 20

GO. Atlanta 29 26,661 9,244 9,751 135 19,130 51.7 22 40 20Columbus 16 14,671 7,298 3,1.0a 1315 10,544 30.15 22 40 20Macon . 15 9,099 4,204 2,075 96 7,175 41.4 19 40 10Stivonnoh. ' ie 14,620 2,877 5,992 154 9,029 613.1 21 5 10

Ky. Lexington 13 15.719 7,752 2,541 42 10,335 25.0 22 5 20Louisville 19 19,402 1,988 5,562 151 7,701 74.2 21 40 5

Miss. Jackson 24 13,135 5,0e7 1,450 -- 10,537 51.7 19 40 .-

N. C. Charlotte 31 33,083 13,929 ip,293 16 10,250 23.6 22 40 20Greensboro 12 12,576 4.642 1,439 19 6,100 23.9 21 40 20Raleigh 9 9,656 3,082 1,693 7 5,582 50.5 17 40 20Winston-Salem 25 21,057 7,661 2.013 27 10,5111 27.0 22 40 20

S. C. Columbia 24 10,247 3,601 6,901 225 10,721 66.4 22 40 20Tenn. Chattanooga 20 8,038 1,614 1,495 a 3,115 48.2 22 40 17

Knoxville 22 14,399 6.156 1,750 -- 7,906 22.1 20 4e 20Memphis 59 56,523 2,905 21,014 -- 23.919 87.9 23 45 20Nashville 45 36,161 13,690 4,149 -- 17,647 23.2 20 47 20

Va. Alexandria 7 6,117 2,064 925 613 *3,057 32.$ 22 45 20Hampton 11 13,W34 6,092 1,310 to 7,420 17.9 22 35 20Newport News 8 9,155 3,515 1,951 5 5,471 35.e 21 40 20

r-----Norfolk 16 19,206 2,685 5,832 77 0,597 68.7 22 35 20Portsmouth 11 9,610 3,230 2,027 16 6,073 46.a 22 40 10Richmond 23 18.591 3,944 7;005 107 11,056 64.S 21 45 20Virginia Beach 10 17,617 6,576 035 6 7,417 11.3 21 35 15

Southeast Total 645 624,004 195,535 144.006 2,449 341,090 42,a

. .

46.7

ViT"T Chicago 76 143,202 17,666 28,020 -- 45,686 61.3 21 40 20Peoria 5 7,124 1,589 1,105 -- 2,6% 41.0 20 45 .-Rockford 13 10,012 3,230 1,501 21 4, 7S2 32.0 22 45

Ind. Evansville 6 10,61e 2,946 214 -- 3.10 6.0 21 47 20Fort Wayne 20 19,737 e,e3e l,27e -- 10,116 12.6 21 40 --Gary 12 ' 17,436 1,360 4,112 -- 5,472 75.1 21 40Hammond 9 10,567 3,546 772 -- 4,118 le.7 17 --Indianapolis 19 27,9E3 4,761 2,044 .. 6,e05 30,0 22 45 --South Bend 10 15,180 3,125 522 -- 3.647 14.3 21 40 .-

Iowa Cedar Rapids 12 7,121 4,690 733 10 5,433 13.7 21 40 20On Moines 21 16,847 7,646 1,716 37 9,403 le.7 20 45 20

Mich. Dearborn 12 10,5e0 2,880 311 -- 3,191 9.7 22 50Detroit . 96 120,676 22,007 22,207 132 45,226 49.6 21 45 20Flint 11 10122 2.070 2,705 136 4,991 se.s 20 45 15

Grand Rapids 17 13,668 1,755 2,040 -- 3,795 53.6 19 40Lansing 11 11,359 3,240 982 2a 4,250 23.e 21 50 20Livonia -- -- -- --Warren 13 13,129 5.096 09 a 3,993 2.4 22 50 10

Minn. Duluth 10 10.079 2.491 1.239 2 3,732 33.3 21 35 15Minneapolis 27 22,035 5.435 5,662 102 11,199 51.5 22 45 20St. Paul 21 19,324 4,67a

''VPte2 10, 156 53.9 22 40 10

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NATIONAL SCHOOLLUNCH PROGRAM

SECONDARY

LOCATION SCHOOLSA

, AVERAGEqAILY

LATTENDANGEt

A A. ,FREE

1 OTAL

.DAYS OF,

1 ION,

A

Paid t Freee. e

t Price 1 Total Full , Price

Nuaber LS No.MIDWEST (CoptintidlRb. Independence 6 6,431 1,481 to/ -- 2,565 4.1 21 40

-inKansas City 22 25,526 5,830 5,327 5 11,162 47,5 21 45St. Louis 24 31,621 750 3,575 23 4,375 52.2 22 45 20Springfield 15 11,154 4,026 652 -- 4,675 13,9 22 45 --

Nebr. EInc°In 14 12,97) 4,156 535 24 4,717 11,9 20 50 20Omaha 25 26,101 13,031 4,035 140 17,206 24.3 20 45 20

Ohio Akron 23 21,517 5,578 0,513 -- 9,091 35,6 20 50 20Canton 7 6,552 575 7.75 52 1,402 59.0 22 50 20Cincinnati 31 28,027 2,344 5,879 182 8,405 72.1 20 30 17

Cleveland 45 55,764 4, 765 1 4999 -- 16, 764 71.6 22 45 --

Coluxbus 44 38,663 1,5139 2,980 145 4.714 66.3 22 50 2012 14,354 574 2,289 -- 2,863 150.0 20 45 --,Dayton

Toledo 19 20,725 4,619 3,532 4 8,155 43.4 21 45 20Youngstown 12 10,550 1,444 1,145 -- 2,559 44.2 21 50 --

Wisc. Madison 17 17,506 3,341 533 .. 34574 t3.8 21 45 17

Milwaukee 43 52,167 23,147 6,13)/ 51 29,333 21.1 21 35 17

Midwest Total 783 908.438 156,733 135,721 1,284 323,74. 42.3

AamwESIArk. Little Rock 1 1 12,338 3,000 2,429 -- 5,429 44.7 15 40 . --

Colo. Colorado. Springs 14 15,684 4,062 1,195 55 5,342 24,0 20 45 20Denver 33 36,577 4,489 3,522 106 5,417 46.7 20 35 2.0

Kans. KanSas City 11 13,216 3,541 2,282 -- 6,123 37.3 21 50Topeka 17 9,63W, 3,620 1,317 ,-- 4,937 26,7 21 50Wichita 16 12,040 4,399 1,734 -- 6,133 28.3 19 55 --

La. Baton Rouge 19 15,993 7,624 5,150 12,504 40.5. 21 30 --

New Orleans 62 46,459 9,500 21,071 -- 30,571 615.9 19 1/4,,I 35 --

Shreveport 22 20,750 9,405 6,743 -- S .16,151 41,7 22 25 ...'

N. Mee. Albuquerque 31 41.128 14,611 6,152 20,26a4?:f

20 40 --

Okla. Oklahoma City 36 38,836 5,515 4,648 1" 10,164 17 43 20Tulsa 30 28,723 4,062 2,955 2 7.049 42.14 22 5 20

Texas Amarillo 13 12,358 5,635 945 ._ 6,50 14.4 19 20

Austin 19 23, 5 7,490 2,627 -- 10,117 26,0 22 5 --

Beaumont 9 6, 1,168 2,142 1 3,311 `-64,7 21 SS 20Corpus Christi 20 19,740 5,360 3,861 -- 9,223 41.9 21 45 20Dallas , 43 59,095 5,198 5,692 1 16,591 51.5 22 45 ' 20Et PasoFort Worth

11

3215,69437,631

.1,256 2,5491,752

7,259

. 7714

3,8825,525

67.6BC1.1

2022

4545 13

Houston 57 01,057 5,169 8,U25 -- 13,194 60.8 21 SO 20

Lubbock 15 11,667 1,235 2,606 -- 4,043 69.5 16 55 --San Antonio 36 34,534 4,203 6,001 88 11,084 .62.1 22 45 20

Southwest Total

bt5TERNAriz. Phoenix

557

26

602,075

32,059'

115,597 105,09

5,174 1,115

361

7

221,033

6,296

47.7

17.5 23 34 15Tucson 27 29.519 10,312 3,455 13,967 26.2 20 33 ..

Cali,. Anaheim 24 35,534 1,107 919 2,026 45.4 22 50 20Berkeley 4 3.799 226 776 -- 1,002 77.4 21 45 --fremont 11 13,592 3,202 803 -- 4,006 20.0 22 40 --Fresno 20 24.040 4,086 4,306 116 5,508 52.0 22 45 10Garden GroveGlendale

13.

5.989--

927 556-6 .

5

--1,488

--37.7 no.. '40.. 15

la.Huntington Beach 2 2,385 115 66 1 105 36.2 22 45 20

Long Beach 19 25,321 4,950 2,035 55 7,043 29,7 22 40 ID

Los Angeles 138 272,455 2,224 43,163 199 45,586 95,1 22 45 --

Oakland 23 24,143 1,195 5.525 54 6,777 82.4 22 50 ' 20

Pasadena 0 11,422 37 1,923 75 1,635 97.7 22 60 10

Riverside 8 11,556 195 547 9 751 74.0 23 50 20

Sacramento 19 21,530 1,628 2,251 119 3.995 59,3 22 45 5

San Bernardino 14 14,742 9 2,151 -- 2,249 95.- 6 22 60 --

San Otago 1 555 403 -- - 403 22 45 --

an Frknelsco 26 3,5,398 1,174 9,961 695 11,635 90,1 21 60 5

San Jose 10 13,325 975 1,808 90 2,573 66.1 22 40 5

Santa An 7 10,336 237 911 37 1,1135 50.0 22 45 5

s'lStockton 0 12,351 925 1,519 -- 2,744 66.3 22 45 --

Torrance 4 10,257 2,153 265 23 2,441 11.5 21 55 10

Hrwall Honolulu 19 25,078 14 310 507 47 15 164 5,6 21 25 20

Nevada Las Vegas 19 25,c(6 1.419 755 3 2 100 34,9 22 50 .-

Oregon Portland 15 18,615 507 1,073 7 1,507 60.1 17 45 20

Utah Salt Lake City 15 11,714 3,276 1,447 -- 11,723 30.6 22 40 -.

Wash. Seattle 35 34,064 p 5,522 5,749 134 '11,705 50.3 23. 40 5

Spokane 14 15,414 5,547 1,515 145 7,513 25,2 21, 35 5

Tacoma 14 14,209 3,734 1,944 125 5,803 35,7 22 37

Western Total S43 762,541 76,261 97,756. 1,9551 175,972 56.7

U. S. TOTAL 3,257 3,758,442 662,112 742,464 10,564 1,415,140 53,2

2E3- 12 -

UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTUREFood and Nutritrbn ServiceWASHINGTON, D. C. 20250

URBAN SCHOOL FEEDING-SURVEY -4 Fiscal Year.1973(Cities with Population of 100,000 and Over)

SCHOOL BREAKFAST PROGRAM

TOTAL

aLOCATION.

AVERAGE ': AVERAGE FREE 6 PRICE PER MEAL SCHOOLSSCHOOLS DAILY OAILY :11.1.:"OF

ATTENDANCE 8REAKFASTS: TOTAL Fy11 : Price NSLP

Number % O NO .^7,

NORTHEAST'Conn. Bridgeport 6 2,383 1,944 96.2 20 -- --

Hartford 11 973 973 87.2 15 5 rNew Haven -- -- ..., -- -- -- --

Stamford-- ..- -- -_ ...- -- --Waterbury 8 168 168 89.0 15 -- --

0. C. Washington 128 66,701 14,955 99.9 20 5 128Md. 8altimore 28 18,734 2,527 96.6 33 10 27Mass. Boston 59 19,568 10,024 99.9 25 10 17

Cambridge 1 485 65 94.1 25 --1

New Bedford 12 3,311 1,481 100.0 -- -- 12

Springfield 17 7,084 ,. 7,084 100,0 -- -- 16

Worcester ..- _ _ -- -- -- --N. J. * Camden -- -- -- _ _ -

Elizabeth 15 9,392 887 95.5-- ...

5. -- 14

Jersey City 15 9,327 5,768 91.8 5 5 14

Newark ' 21 17,470 5,391 100.0 15 10 21Paterson

..- -- ...., -- _ _ -- --Trenton

. _.. -- . - -- _ - --Albany 8 2,555 1,457 100.0 -- -- 8Buffalo 9 4,277 2,435 98.4 20 5 7

New York 239 158,315 58,730 19.8 20 5 239Rochester. 2 289 289 100.0 20 5 --

Syracuse 9 5,214 927 98.2 20 5 9Yonkers 18 .9,113 2,489 100.0 15 -- 18

Pa, Allentown 1 51 37 100.0 20 1CIV I

Erie -- 4 ...- -- -- _ _ -- --Philadelphia 112 60,436 30,306 99.6 20 10 95Pittsburgh 4 971 186 85.8 25 10 4

Scranton 1 85 , 81 -- -- -- 1

R. I. Providence 15 9,084 1,832 97.7 10 5 -- 15

Northeast Total 739 405,986 '... 150,036 85.8 648

I- §OUTHEAST.4, 031. Birmingham 17 12,478 1,8 96.1 15 -- 17

Huntsville 36 30,700 2,355 79.3 20 --

Mobile 27 14,881 5,456 93.7 20 10 DMontgomery 6 5,215 1,019 64.1 2.5 -- 6

. Fla. Fort Lauderdale -- _ _ _ _ -- .,- -- ....

' Hialeah 1 300 48 98.5 20 10 __

Hollywood _.. ..... -- -- _ _ -- --

, Jatksonville 74 40,972 7,978 94.6 20 10 56Miami, 13 5,193 2,380 94%8 30 10 13

St. Petersburg -- -. -- _ - _ - . -

Tampa 59 37,254 9,212 79.0 25 10 13

Ga. *Atlanta It 5,262 2,001 100.0 25 10 12

* Columbus 9 10,863 1,116 71.9 ,J5 10 9

* Macon 10 4,216 1,339 81.5 15 -- 10

* Savannah ..... ...- _. -- -- .....

Ky. Lexington 14 5,672 2,669 ,..; 65.1 15 10 14

* Louisville 38 42,629 7,990, 87.7 10 -- 38MiSs. Jackson 4 4(2 35,7 100.0 20 7- 4

'., N. C. Charlotte 16 7,171 I/14 89.7 15, 5 16

Greensboro ...- _ _ -- -- _ _ . - _ -

,Raleigh 1 37U 117 92.4 20 ...... 1

-,-.-r:Winston-Salem 1 200 19 100.0 15 10 1

S. C. ColuMbia 23 13,416 3,800 r 88.7 20 5 23

, Tenn. :Chattanooga 5 17,662 7,973 100.0 -- -- 5

Knoxville 29 10,818 3,098 94.3 25 -- 29Memphis 50 35,351 13,528 - 92j1 15 -- 50Nashville __ __ __ _ - _ - . - _ -

Va. Alexandria 6 2,550, -. 632 94.1 15 10 6Hampton 9 5,694 -1,293 68.6 15 10 9

.._Newport News -- _ _ _ _ .. _ _ -

Norfolk 8 2,861 1,442 88.1 25 10 8Portsmouth __ . - -- _ - Z- __

Richmond 24 12,855 5,791 89.8 15 5 24

VPI-ginia.8each, -, -- ...., _ _ _-

Southeast Total 492 324,919 84,150 88.1 427

MIDWEST-I11. Chicago 130 107,523 28,453 98.2 10 130

Peoria ...- -- -- - -

Rockford -- .- .....

Ind. EYansville ,33 27,783 1,495 69.7 15 33Fort Wayne -- -- -- --

Gary -- _ -- -- -_

Hammond ..- -- .._ _-

Indianapolis 4 7,115 317 100.0 -- 1

South Bend -.. -- -- -- --Iowa Cedar Rapids 11 3,862 747 72.4 15 11

Des Moines 7 1,670 870 82.6 15 8 7

Mich. DearbOrn -- -- -- -- ..... --

Detroit , 15 9,700 2,026 60.8 20 10 7

Flint 12 5,545 1,034 100.0 -- --

GrandlRapids . _,.. ..- ...- --

Lansing 4 1,052 315 97.6 15 1

Livonia -- -- -- _ - -- --Warren

..... -. -- -- -- - -

Minn. . Duluth ..... .... -- -- -- - -

Min9eapolls 17 7,000 2,263 90.3 10 17

St. Paul 34" 19,884 6,975 77.9 15 5 34

2'7- 13 -

URBAN SCHOOL FEEDING SURVEY -- Fiscal Year 1973(Cities with Population of 100,000 and Oyer)

'SCHOOL BREAKFAST PROGRAM

LOCATION

-TOTAL

AVERAGE : AVERAGE : FREE k : PRICE PER MEAL : SCHOOLSSCHOOLS DAILY : DAILY -211.1';'PF': ;ReduEedi ALSO IN

ATTENDANCE 13REAKFASTSI TOTAL : Full : -Price NSLP

MIDWEST (Continyed)--

Number.

-- --

%

..

C

--

G No.

-.-Mo. Independence'

Kansas City 4 ' 2,229 555 100.0 4St. LouisSpringfield

24-.

10,331--

5,136.-

99.5.-

15_... _-

22__

Nebr, LincolnOmaha 17 7,564 2,344 86.3 15 10 15

Ohio Akron 16 474 474 100.0 -- -_ 16Canton -- -- -- .... -- __ 1.Cincinnati 24 11,974 4,089. 94.0 25 15 24Cleveland 63 18,682 52,441 89.6 10 10 63Columbus. 3

, 434 216 7.6 20 10. 4Dayton 21 10,748 5,924 100.0 -- -- 21Toledo 17 10,438 7 713 98,2 15 10 3Youngstown 4 1,513

i497. 100.0 -- -6 4

Wisc. Madison -- -- -- _. __ -- --MI/Waukee 23 9,877. 2,865 94.5 19 5' 23

Midwest Total 483 295,398 106,749. 92.8 441

SOUTHWEST7777---Cittle Rock , 1 255 41 '83.3 15 1

Colo. Colorado Springs 5 ' 2,618 294 26.5 10 4Denver .34 20,966 4,205 72.5 20 15 --

KarT. Kansas City 2. 183 94 62.5 15 10 2Topeka 11 2,457 , -1,040 94.6 18 10'Wichita 1 120 68 77.8 15 1

La. Baton Rouge 22 10,691 3,508 97,7 15 22New Orleans 12 3,192 1,058 99.5 15 12Shreveport

. '61 41,506 5,684 88,8 15 60N. Mex.'Albuquerque 10' 3,789 1,769 96.5 15 10Okla. Oklahoma City 43 15,152 4,005 87.5 25 43

Tulsa 31 12,467 3,505 75.4 15 10 31Texas AmarillO 23 11,604 2,172 84.8 15 23

Austin 38 33,091 6,686 73,5 10 38Beaumont 10 4,709 1,599 100.0 -- . 6 --

,. Corpus Christi 15 7,691 3,203 98.7 15 15Dallas 8 4,858 2,108 97,4 10 -- 8El Paso '23 23,315 4,303 97.0 20 15 23Fort Worth 50 29,113 9,540 99,9 40 10 50Houston 43 29,54 . 8,050 98.2 '15 15 43Lubbock ' -- -- -- -- -- _. --San Antonio 71 42,343 11,340 95.1 20 15 71

Southwest Total 514 299,372. 74,272 90.6 467

WESTERNA1777-- Phoenix 34 24)653 3,293 81.7 15 5 34

Tucson 28 12,636 3,396 80.7 17 28Calif. Anaheim -- -- -- -- 'T .

Berkeley 4 2,457 117 80.2 lit 4Fremont 7 6,783 393 93.8' 30 '." 7Fre ;no -- -- -- __ --Gaeden Grove -- -- --Glendale -- -- -- -- --Huntington Beach -- , -- -- -- -- -- --Long Beach ' 13' 8,440 1,914 96.9 25 10 13Los Angeles. 207 220,178 71,638 99.7 45 15 207Oakland 39 29,287 g 5,918 95.0 20 -- 39Pasadena 27 11,595 3,059 93.2 20 ' 10..Riversie .. -- -- 1.27Sacramendto 8 '2,672 1,200 89.0 '30 15- 8San Bernardino -- -- -- -- -- --San Diego -- -- .41 -,San Francisco

.---- -- -- -- -- -- --

San Jose -- -- ,-- -- ,- -- --Santa Ana 2 . 1,727 .67 95.1 - 25 5 2Stockton 3 723 556 100.0 35 -- 3Torrance 2 , 3,038038 84 67.1 25 10 2

Hawaii 3 , 1,394 470 93.9 10,. -- 3,HonoluluNevada Las Vegas 7 7,676 871 43.6 15 --

p7

Oregon Portland . 52'7 19,249 3,325 98.2 151

52Utah Salt Lake City 4 , 480. 96.3 25 -- 4Wash. Seattle 35 -. 14,739 2,2'11 97.6 20 5 35

Spokane . 5 1,- 2,012 901 75.0 15 5 5Tacoma 38 22,917 , 3,264 85.1 15

45 38..

Western Total 0 518 , 393,415 103,157 96.4 518

U. S. TOTAL 2..746 1;719,160 , 518,364 91.1 2,501

4

4i4



SCHOOL BREAKFAST- PROGRAM

ELEMENTARY

LOCATION

NORTHEASTConn. Tridgeport

HartfordNew HavenStamfordWaterbury

D. C. WashingtonMd. BaltimoreMass. Boston

CambridgeNew BedfordSpringfieldWorcester

N. J. *CamdenElizabethJersey City,NewarkPatersonTrenton

N. Y. AlbanyBuffaloNew YorkRochesterSyracuseYonkers

Pay AllentownEriePhiladelphiaPittsburghScranton

R. I. Providence

, AVERAGE AVERAGE , FREE & PRICE PER MEAL , SCHOOLSSCHOOLS , DAILY , DAILY R.P.0 OF , . Peduced, 'ALSOIN%

ATTENDANCE BREAKFASTS, TOTAL , Full _I Price NSLP

Number No.

611

----

a12826147

1

12

16

, --

8

2?--

-79

1562

915

1

--102

4--12

Northeast Total

SOUTHEAST

-4.

646

14 '

24214

..--1

--7212

--45122

10--1427416

1

1

1752249--

67

--8

--21

418 ,

126----25----

4--105

--

612

--4

----

--1321

Ala. birminghamHuntsvilleMobileMontgomery

F1'a, Fort LauderdaleHialeahHollywoodJacksonvilleMiamiSt. PetersburgTampa

Ga. * Atlanta* Columbus* Macon* Savannah

Ky. Lexington* Louisville

Miss, JacksonN. C. Charlotte


S. C. ColumbiaTenn% Chattanooga

KnoxvilleMemphisNashville

Va. Alexandria,HamptonNewport News'NorfolkPortsmouthRichmondVirginia Beach

Southeast Total

MIDWES.

LChicagoPeoriaRockford

Ind. EvansvilleFort WayneGaryHammondIndianapolisSouth Bend


Mich. DearbornDetroitFlintGrand Rapids

' LansingLivonia ,

WarrenMinn. Duluth

MinneapolisSt. Paul

2 9

2,353 ' 1,944 96.2 20 -- --

973 973 87.2 15 5 1

-- -- -- -- -- ._-- -- __

168 165 86:D 15 -- --

66,701 14,955 99.9 20 '5 12815,5214 2,407 99.7 33 10 250,881 9,447 99.9 25 10 5

485 65 1,94.1 25 -- 1

3,311 1,481 100.0 , -- -- 12

6,3 15 .6,3 15 100.0 -- -, .. 15

-- -- -- -- ._ ._3,5829,32717,470

7755,7685,391

100.0

100:0

20

15

--5

10

7

14

21-- -- -- -- ._ --

--2,116

--1387,

--.1000

---- _--

--

72,435 98.4 20 5 7

120:1 41,749 19.1 20 5 186289 289 100.0 20 5

5 ,214 927 98.2 20 5 96,268 1,966 100.0 15 -- 15

51 37 100.0 .20 10 1

-- -- -- -- .._ --

46,360 27,270 99.6 20 10 88971 186 85.5 25 10 4-- -- -- _. ._ --

4,982 1,701 99.6 10 5 12

334,201 127,636 57.6 555

5,347 99.0 15 -- 1415,833

i:g11)79.8 20 -- 24

10,059 4,311 94.3 20 10 212,229 747 86.5 15 -- 4

-- -- -- -- __ilia 45 95.5 20 10 ---- -- -- -- -- --

38,501 7,859 94.5 20 10 545,092 2,290 98.0 25 10 12

--- -- -- -- -- --24,424 7,764 78.1 22 10 25,262 2,001 100,0 25 10 12

732 265 90.3 15 10 2

4,216 1,339 53.5, 15 -- 10-- -- -- -. % -- --

5,672 2,669 65.1 15 10 1423,227 6,471 87.5 5 -- 27

402 357 100.0 20 -- 47,171 714 89,7 15 5 16

--.

-- 7- -- __ --

ia 11719

92.4100.0

2015

--10

1

1

6,400 2,339 56.3 20 . 5 179,346' 7,973 100.0 -- -- 5

8,011 2,551 94.3 25 -- 2234,251 13,348 92.0 15 49

-- -- -- -- --2,550 632 94.1 15 10 63,167 1,069 73.4 15 10 7

-- -- -- -- --2,861 1,462 55.1 25 10 5

-- -- -- -- --9,513 5,710 59:4 15 5 21

-- -- -- --

228,170 75,519 55.9 353

.

103,525 27,983 95.6 10 126-- -- -- ---- - -- --

17,519 1,233 75.2 15 28-- -- ---- -- --,

-- -- -- --7,115 317 100.0 -- 1

-- -- -- ' --3,180 715 72.8 15 -- 101,224 514 77.2 15 5 5

-- -- -- -- --1,512 604 94.1 10 5 1

5,545 1,034 100.0 -- ---- -- -- ... _.

1,052 315 97.6 15 1

-- -- -- -- ---- -- -- -- ---- -- -- -- --

4,297 1,913 96.2 10 13 /

6,351 4,258 73.5 10 5 21

- 15 -

URBAN SCHOOL FEEOING SURVEY -- Fiscal Year 1973(CitiesAdth Population of 100,000 and Over)


ELEMENTARY

LOCATION: AVERAGE 2, AVERAGE : FREE & PRICE PER MEAL SCHOOLS

: SCHOOLS 2 DAILY : DAILY :R.P. OF 1.- :Reclucedi-ALSO INATTENDANCE 2 BREAKFASTS: TOTAL' Full I Price : NSLP

Number No.

NOWEST (Continued)Mo. independence -- --

Kansas City 4 2,229St, Louis 23 8,342:Springfield -- --

Nebr. Lincoln -- --Omaha 15 6,232

Ohio Akron 14 340Canton -- --Cincinnati 4 2,407Cleveland. 62 38,620

0 Columbus .- --

Dayton 21 10,748Toledo 15 9,631Youngstown 4 1,513

Wisc. Madison -- --Milwaukee 22 9,851

Midwest Total,

SOUTHWESTArk. Little RockColo, Colorado Springs

DenverKans, Kansas City

TopekaWichita

La, Baton RougeNew OrleansShreveport

N. Mex, AlbuquerqueOkla, Oklahoma City

TulsaTexas Amarillo

'AustinBeaumontCorpus ChristiDallasEl PasoFort WorthHoustonLubbockSan Antonio

413 241,563

1 2552 48925 12,4212 183

11 2,4571 120

16 6,44210 2,92038 20,67710 3,78937 8,23226 9,0(M16 6,69720 10,5656 2,42115 7,018 4,858

-21 18,22236 16,63734 20,084-53 27,155

Southwest Total 390 1181.321

1.11ESTERN

Tucson 17 7,236---'Ariz.,,,,, Phoenix 30 18,556

Calif. Anaheim -- --

Berkeley 4 2,457Fremont 5 2,948Fresno -- --

Garden GroveGlendale -- --

Huntington Beach -- --

Long Beach' 13 8,448Los Angeles ,

155 120,774Oakland 24 13,010Pasadena 27, 11,595Riverside -- --

Sacramento . 8 2,672San Bernardino -- . --San Diego --

San Francisco -- --

San Jose -- --

Santa Ana 1 784Stockton 3 723Torrance 1 590

1,394Hawaii Honolulu 3

Nevada Las-Vegas 6 7,618Oregon Portland 52 19,249Utah Salt Lake City

214

,,,633E1Wash. Seattle1,9651Spokane 4

Tacoma 26 9,878

Western Totpi 404 236,768

U. S. TOTAL 1,271 1,222,023

- 16 -

-- --555 100.0

5,031 99.5-- ---- --

2,055 89.1340 100.0-- --4C4 84.8

32,379 89.6-- --

5,924 100,07,393 98.1497 100.(4,

-- --2,839 94.5

438,162 92.1

- 415 21

15 10

25 15

10 5

15 10

5

1() 5

13

14

1

4

621

211

4-

22

96,333 94.0 374

41 133.3 15 1

56 20.6 5 1

3,228 80.6 20 15 --94 62.5 15 10 2

1,040 94.6 18 1068 77.8 154 1

2,502 98.5 15 16

1,(7(73 99.4 15 103,958 86.9 15 381,769 96.5 15 -- 103,266 88.0 25 -- 373,221 74.7 15 10 261,846 91.4 15 -- 18

4,554 85.9 10 -- 201,030 100.0 -- 6 --3,2(B 98.7 15 -- 15

2,108 97.4 10 -- 8

3,760 96.7 20 15 217,328 99.9 40 10 367,676 9R.6 15 15 34

... ... .-

9, T01 98.9 20 15 53

60,802 93.2 -357

-. D

1,69315 5 3

79.1 11 173,153 82.8

-- -- -- -111 8(4..2 20 4

318 .. 95.4 30 5

.- -- -- i ---- ---*- -- -- -- ---- -- -- -- --

1,914 96.9 . 25 10 13

,5,11:',12;38

99.6 45 10 15597.3 20

3,059 93.1 20. -- 24

10 27-- -- -- -- -

1,200 89.0' 30 15 8-- -- - --

-- -

-- -- -- ---- -- --, -- \64 96.3 25 5 1-

556 100.0 35 3

80 68.8 25 10 1

470 93.9 10 3

. 813 40.2 15 63,325 98.2 15 -- 52

1,

480 96%3 25 ...... 4

514 99.0 20 5 21

854 73.0 15 5 4

2,361 88.6 15 5 26

77,872 96.2 404

2,046

3 0

,UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE'rood and'Hutrition ServiceWASHINGTCN. D. C. 20250

URBAN SCHOOL FEEDING SURVEY -- Fiscal Year 1973(Cities with Population of 103.000 and Over)


SECONDARY

LOCATION SCHOOLSAgEtiir

ATTENDANCE ,

AnIff :RIEEJ

BREAKFASTS[ TOTAL ,

Ittra.NSLPFull

cl; ;

, Price 1

NORTHEAST

a

----....

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2

12

----

1

--

7----..

''.1...

53...

--

3----

10--

1

3

93

3

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62

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..

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1

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----

3..

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4

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5

--

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--9

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4

13

Number

------------210

5.607----769----

5.010--------439--

37.762--

--2.645

----

14.076--05

4.102

71.785

4.13114,067_4.7922.966

----

2.vgl

--12.030

--101,131

------

19.402--------.

7,0160.3162.0071.100

----

2.527------

3,342--

96.019

3,990

--

9.904----

----602446--

0.100----

--

2,71:0

13,503

------

--120577----769----112--

----70

--16.901

----

$23----

3.036--01131

22,400

372325

1.145272----

119

--1.440

848..

6'19------

..--

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0.631

470

--

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443

Conn. 1 BridgeportHartfordNew HavenStamfordWaterbury

D. C. WashinsitalpMd. BaltimoreMass. Boston

CambridgeNew BedfordSpringfieldWorcester--

N. J. *CETVAgetN.Jersey CityNewarkPatersonTrenton


Pa. AllentownEriePhiladelphiaPittsburghScranton

R. I. Providence

Northeast Total

1146Ala.Birmingham

HuntsvilleMobileMontgomery

Fla. Fort LauderdaleHialeah

.

pollywoodJacksonville

'-,1 MiamiTt, PetersburgTampa

Ga. *Atlanta*Colurbus*Macon*Savannah

Ky. Lexington*Louisville

Miss. JacksonN. C. Charlotte


S. t. ColumbiaTenn. Chattanooga


Va. AlexandriaHamptonNewportNewsNorfolkPortsmoufhRichmondVirginiafleach

Southeast Total

11N-LIITEL Chicago.

PeoriaRockford

Ind. EvansvilleFortWayneGary--HanenondIndianapolisSouth Bend


Mich. DearbornDetroitFlint.Grand RapidsLansingLivoniaWarren

Minn, Duluth

MinneapolisSt, Paul

31,



SECONOARY

LOCATION

20WEST tCoptinyed)IndependenceKansas CitySt. LouisSpringfield

Nebr. LincolnOmaha

Ohio AkronCantonCincinnatiClevelandColumbusDaytonToledoYoungstown


Midwest Total

: AVERAGE : AVERAGE, , FREE PRICE PER MEAL SCHOOLSSCHOOLS : DAILY : DAILY 111.P. OF , 'Reduced: ALSO IN

ATTENDANCE PEAKFASTSt TOTAL 1 Full Price NSLP

X C C No,

..-.

Number

--

1 1.969---- --

2 1,3322 134

.. --20 9,567

1 623 434

2 807... ---- --

1 26

70 53,835

...

3 2,1299 8,545

.. --

... --

--6 4.2492 272

23 20.829-- --

65

6 ,9203.466

5

184 .907

22,5264 2,288

-- --... --

2 5,09314

19:16459

18--

15.188

124 118,051

.

4 4 6.09711 5,398,

--

--

2

3,835c --

RiTlg,STArk. Little RockColo, Colorado Springs

DenverKans, Kansas.City

TopekaWichita

La, Baton RougeNew OrleansShreveport

N. Mex. AlbuquerqueOkla, Oklahoma City

TulsaTexas Amarillo

AustinBeaumontCorpus Christ)DallasEl PasoFort WerthHouttoniLub--San tonio

SouthweSt Total

!ALUMAriz. Phoenix

TucsonCalif, Anaheim

BerkeleyFremont

----

--

--105 99.9-- ---- --289 66.0134 100_0.. --

3,685 95.162 0.0216 75.6

320 100.0-- --

--26 100.0

10,416 81,7

--

238 28.5.977 44.6-- --

-- --

-- --Loos 95.5

67

10 3

5

---- ...... --15 6

1,726 11 913:l0

15 2

i 15 22-- -- -. --739 85.5 25 6284 83.7 15 10 5326 47.8 15 5

2,132 47.2 10 18569 100.0 -- 4 ---- -- -- --

543--

100,099,5.

.20 2

2.212 10 14424 91,6 15 9-- -- .-

2,239 89.5 2(1

..

18

13.470 81.0 110

140 53.3 10 41.503 82,7 17 11

-- -- --.- -.

-- .. ..75 87.0 30 2

Garde Grove 0... -- -- -- --Glendale .. -- -- ..

Huntington BeachLong BeachLos- AngelesOaklandPasadenaRiversideSacramento

`' San BernardinoSan OlegoSan FranciscoSan JoseSanta AnaStocktonTorrance

Hawaii HonoluluNevada Las VegasOregon PortlandUtah Salt Lake CityWash, Seattle

Spokane-,Tacoma 1"

Westarnora81 i

U. S. TOTAVt,;

,

..

5215

..

---.

--

--99,u as16. 277--

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20220,2151.640

-.

----

--

943 3...

1

..

2,448-.

4

-- -- --1 58 58

-- -- --

' -14

-- --'' 9,101 697

1 47 4712 13,039 903

114 156.647 25.285

475 497,137 80,202

- 18 -

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10(1,0

... ..

45 15 5289.1 20_ 15

-- -. _...

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---- ...

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-- -- -----. ....

73,4 25 5 1

-- -- --40.0 25 10 -1

-7,0

-- --77,0

--.. ...

1

-- -- -- -.-- -. -- -.

94.5 20 5 14

100.0 -- -- 1

76.1 15 5 12

96.9 114

86.3 455

UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTLREFood and Nutrition ServiceWASHINGTON, O. C. 20250


LOCATION

SPECIAL MILK PROGRAM

TOTALz..

A DAILY ,Avu. i:Pros, FREE OF , DAYS or COSI PERSCHOOLS A ATTENDANCE 'SERVED DAILY, TOTAL ,OPERATIONA HALF-PINT

Number No. .4

WRTHEAST47 25,646 10,486 ' -- 21 6.6

onn. Bridgeportt Hartford 40 27,046 6,030 6.0 22 7.4

New Haven 62 22,533 5,916 -- 22 7.1

Stamford 35 21,955 15,667 -- 21 7.2

Waterbury 46 21,161 6,274 -- 22 6.9

D. C. Washington 263 123,363 53,eue 780 22 7.2

Md. Baltimore 273 176,650 46,654 12.2 22 6.9

Mass. Boston 251 101,505 12,651 11.7 22 6.9

Cambridge 26 3,206 i:gt2.9 20 7.2

New Bedford 39 16,614 16.3 21 7.2

Springfield 60 32,666 11,770 23.7 21 7.2

Worcester 76 29,794 2,296 16.2 21 7.4

N. J. 4, Camden 40 17,956 16,239 64.0 22 6.9

Elizabeth 32 14,905 10,909 , 2.0 19 649

Jersey City 17 9,762 2,515 -- 16 7.3

Newark 95 80,263 73,40e- 6.6 21 6.9

Paterson 20 7,605 2,945 17.4 19 7.9

Trenton 12 3,565 3,136 .1 20 6.0

N. Y. Albany 21 5,960 vons 35.9 21 6.5

buffalo 73 29,137 3,656 -- 21 7.3

New York 1.1119 '963,730 161,653 .1 23 7.6

Rochester 65 29,630 5,277 4.2 20 7.5

Syracuse 61 30,771 10,916 42.2 21 7.3

Yonkers 62 32,019 6,639 -- 21 7.0

Pa, Allentown 31 18,295 2,792 -- 22 6.9

Erie 30 11,737 4,922 1.3 20 6.1

PhilOdelphia 32 7,529 3,746 4.3 23 7.9

Pittsburgh 111 50,079 14,421 3.1 22 15.4

Scranton 34 15,316 6,350 .7 22 7.9

R. I. Providence 56 22,065 5,204 1.4 21 7.0

Northeast Total 3,451 1,953,127 511,146 140

GlITMEASTAla. Birmingham 112 56,009 17 6.0

Huntsville ul, 33479 U15,701, 1527 6.0

Mobile 66 35,,040 31,765 -- g 6.0

Montgomery se 35,911 7,507 -- 16 7.9

Fla. Fort Lauderdale 5911:38U

12,57 .4 20 7.6

Hiileah 21 15630 -- 21 6.2

hollr.00d 20 18.391+ 5,i1814 -- 20 7.6

JacksonvilleMiami

133to Zi:t6S

1 2,6392.964

9. 4

--2121

6.76.2

St. Petersburg 59 37.199 5,727 -- 20 7.6

Tamp 72 46,625 5,613 1.6 21 7.9

Ga. * Atlanta 161 67,335 40,769 71.1 19 6.4

Columbus 64 33,651 6,425 16.9 22 6.5

* Macon 50 24,555 ,15,154 52.1 19 6.2

* Savannah 60 30,460 " 4,330 6.4 21 7.0

Ky. Lexington* Louisville 65 42,629 13,016 -- 21 6.3

Miss. Jackson 71 29,142 25,484 -- 20 7,2

N. C. Charlotte 106 71,317 A 51,496 -- 22 7.6

Greensboro -- -- -- .. --

Raleigh 36 19,464 3,606 -- 17 7.0

WInston-Salem 66 43,237 16,239 -- 22 7.6

S. C. Columbia 63 33.659 4,770 -- 22 6.0

Tenn. Chattanooga 59 21,302 17,567 32.2 21 6.6

Knoxville 69 31,702 9,667 -- 20 7.7

Memphis 196 129,720 16,926 -- 23 7.3

Nashville 147 77,505 23,647 -- 20 7.0

Va. Alexandria 27 14,697 4,336 -- 22 6.9

Hampton 41 27,617 29,615 20.3 22 7.9

Newport News 41 25,1540 4,159 -- 22 7.7

Norfolk 60 45,830 9,077 -- 22 15.4

Portsmouth 34 22,279 2,946 -- 22 7.9

Richmond 79 36,447 35,756 -- 21 8.4

Virginia beach 50 46,176 24,760 13.7 21 7.9

Southeast Total 2,2do 1,365,351, 466,751 13.70

iii. Chicago ugu 369,269 226,555 -- 20

Peoria 41 '22,374 7,166 -- 20 772

Rockford 72 40,167 14,620 1.6 22 6.4

Ind. EvansvilleFort Wayne

--66

--uo,o45

--11 645

----

--21

..

6.6

Ga ry

'Ormond12

- -

3,127 1,049--

44.0--

21..

7.0-IndianapolisSouth bend

134- 67,564 611,979,w-

33,7 22--

7.5-Iowa Cedar Rapids 42 22,457 4,945 .3 a 21 6.3

Oes Moines es 40,343 9,260 20 6.5

Mich. Dearborn 41 21,235 11,620 -- 22. 7.0

Detroit 407 265,035 76,902 .2 21 6.8

Flint 22 6,271 2,933 -- 20 7,1

Grand Rapids 107 39.797 14,313 .6 20 6.6

Lansing 57 27,297 52,605 6.5 20 6,6

Livonia 54 36,556 .16,243 1,3 22 6.1

Warren 49 31,666 11,693 -- 22 6.3.

Minn. Duluth 5 376 393 -- 22 6.3

Minneapolls 34 13',262 7,401 7.4 22 6.3

St. Paul - 69 25,799 25,939 .3 22 6.3

,

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'33

UR0AN SCHOOL FEEDING SURVEY -- Fiscal Year 1973(Cities with Population of 100,000 and Over)


45'47"S.TOTAL

LOCATION SCHOOLS A

MIDWEST (Continued)

Number

Mo. Inddpendence 22 14,031Kansas City 123 60,763St. Louis 179t 92,305Springfield 56 24070

Nebr, Lincoln 46 26,126Omaha 107 60,127

Ohio Akron 78 50,029Canton 38 21,093Cincinnati 140 80,665Cleveland 184 116,070Columbus 161 94,411Dayton 60 50,76aToledo 61 35,975Youngstown 52 24,225

Wisc, Madison 55 31,667Milwauked 215 123,241

Midwest Total 3,410 2.019.954

iraliittle Rock 40 21,405Colo. 'Colorado Springs 43 15,824

Denver 13 4,259Kans. Kansas City 35 9,682

Topeka 53 18,798Wichita 88 43,163

La, Baton Rouge 73 39 ,680New Orleans 161 106,859Shreveport 62 42,716

N. Flex, Albuquerque 31 2,427Okla. Oklahoma City

TulsaTexas Amarillo

13811243

71,41460,25724,372

Austin 31 52,166Beaumont 3 133Corpus Christi 67 41,827Callas 190 140,420El Paso 59 57,427Fort Worth 120 72,704Houston 230 197,346Lubbock 55 31,810San Antonio 65 47,311

Southwest Total

lf....11211.

1,712 1,102,016

Arlz7 Phoenix 173 118,862Tucson

Calif. Anaheim11728

63 ,79715,683

Berkeley 22 14,249Fremont 51 32,438Fresno 88 56,716Garden Grove 63 33,513Glendale 33 22,670Huntington Beach 8 17,485Long Beach 92 65,609Los Angeles 724 621,806

itiagerdla10639 NA

Riverside 41 25,470Sacramento 101 0 54,293San Bernardino 65 . 34,665San Diego 179 127 ,204San Francisco 134 79,625San Jose 54 39,936Santa Ana 37 26,246Stockton 47 26,852Torrance 44 32 ,707

Hawaii Honolulu 77 53,770Nevada Las Vegas 70 60,505Oregon Portland 127 58,553Utah Salt Lake City 98 26,859Wash, Seattle 133 73,075

Spokane 19 3,664Tacoma 73 34,399

Western Total 2,a01 1,9i),604

U. S. TOTAL T3,637 6,350, 139

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:SERGE 0 ILY1 TOTAL 'OPERATION' HALFPINT

13,321 3.5",,J5,471 --,

9,342 --10,767 4.110,062 --10,159 2.017,914 11.59,986 --

57,516 37,037,223 6.1

( 66,533 --, /15,276 13.2

16,575 --0,977 --15,256 --16,655 1.6

865,75a 10,1

4,062 --7,9402,323

1.6--

%ma --9,116 24.811,441 12,0

--12,9384,886

----

4,309 --

No. tl C

21 5.721 6.222 6.422 7.020 6,621 6.621 7,3

116.96.5

22 6.522 6.621 6.621 6.222 6.721 6.422 6.0

17 6.020 7.020 7,520 6,520 6.019 6.521 8.019 8.02220 R.J

44,60147,7503,515

32.3.1

----10,946

32635,666

--37,2

39,177 --9,006 --67,300 41.626,133 .._

53.725,149 61.5

397,954 11.9

i'

1.922,91714,043 .85,8672,410

..

2 11.55,909 10,5

25,445 13,46,66a --4,997 --5,058 1.312,597 3.878,561 .25,250 23.24,999 --10,324 20.5

13:11;; 14.9.222

15,026.9

--, 19,753

.

--

20,846 10.6.5UA. 4.4

5,598 .13,751 --20,48112,560

14,0

4,261--

28,295 -

.6-

3,790 --5,357 --

3411,798 10.7

iti 5.922 6.019 7.22120 9:i22 8.522 7.620 8.720 7.521 8.216 8.022 8.0

23 7.321 7.022 8.921 8.722 8.7,y,

22 6.622 8.422 10.622 8.422 8.422 8.722 8.722 7.022 9.9

8.822 8.722 8.322 0.722 8.722 8.922 6,021 8.422 11.121 7,717 6.322 6.023 7.423 6.522 7.3

2040.619 11.6

3 4

'

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URBAN SCHOOL FEEDING SURVEY -- Fiscal Year 1973

(Cities with Population of 100,000 and Over)


ELEMENTARY

LOCATIQN, AVG. OAILC,AVG. f-PINTS, FREE OF , DAYS Or , COST' PER

SCHOOLS . ATTENDANCE ,SERVTO (MILT. TOTAL ,OPERATION, HALF-PINT

Number X No,

NORTHEAST/-'\ Conn, ffrldgeport 39 14,345 7,560 -- 21 6,9

Hartford 30 17,995 5,921 10,9 22 7.5

New Haven 53 14,736. 1,994 -- 22 0.6

StamfOrd 27 12.540 10,105, -- 21 7.2

Waterbury 42 16,06 7,099 .... 22 6.9

D. C. Washington 206 01,130 42,402 99.2 22 6.5-7.7

Md. Baltimore 212 113,628 20,717 27.4 22 6.7-7.0

Mass. Boston 191 60,544 0.650 16.8 22 6.7-6.9

'Cambridge 24 2,112 1,909 3.4 20 7.2

New Bedford 3 5 1 10,63113

21 7.2

Springfield SO 20.429 li.J113 21. 7.1

.Wordester 64 18.9613 1,963 14,0 21 7.4

N. J. 0 Camden 35 13,336 12,601 89.0 21 7.3

Elltabeth 22 8,144 6,055 3.1 19 8.9Jersey CityNewark ti(

9,76261,066

2,51560,516

--10.6

1020

9.38.9

Paterson 16 5,821 1,024 27.5 19 9.6Trenton 12 3,585 3,138 .1 20 8.0

Ns Y. Albany 20 5,818 3,675 16.2 21 6.9Buffalo 73 29,137 7,858 -- 21 7.3

New York 1,101 566,162 113,942 22.9 23 8.3

Rochester 63 27,957 4,422 4.9 20 7,5

Syracuse 48 19,505 6,259 63.3 21 7.3

Yonkers 45 10,597 4,047 -- 21 7,9

Pa. Allentown 25 9,515 1,549 -- 21 0.4

Erie 29 11,663 4,562 1.4 20 8.2Philadelphia 31 7,405 3,667 4.8 22 8,3

Pittsburgh 107 , 40,071 13,806 3.2 22 8,4

Scranton 27 13,223 6,746 .8 22 6.3

R. 1. Providence 52 16,912 3,485 2.1 21 8.0

Northeast Total 2,700 1,254,672 1821.02e 22.9

Ala.131 rad nohow 00 38,629 3,401 -- 17 840

Huntsville 31 17,666 5,317 -- 17 840Mobile 41 16,528 19,548 .. .8.0

Montgomery 42 20,047 3,510 -- 117. 7.9

Fla, Fort Lauderdale 47 22,199 0,069 .7 20 8.5mialeoh 16 10,218 1,065 -. 21 0.2

4°11YwOod13 8,054 2,316 -- 20 7.6

JacksonvilleMiami

9036 NA/ 20,12,156 1

12.0--

2 1

217.88.5

St. Petersburg 95 20,252 4,292 -- 20 8.3

Tama 52 2.6,6 73 3,8524 2.2 21 0.4

Ga. Atlanta 132 60,674 36,801, 70.7 19 6.4

, Columbus 4a 19,180 5,819 19.7 22 6.5Macon 35 15,456 9,336 59.5 19 6.2

Savannah 42 15,640 2,417 11.5 21 7.0

Ky. Lexington --

Loulsville 46 23,227 6,476 -- 21 6.3

Miss. Jackson 46 15,556 13,855 -. 20 7.2

N. C. Charlotte 75 36,234 33,260 -- 22 7.8

Greensboro -- -- -- .. --

Raleigh 27 9,606 2,063 -- 17 7.0

Winston-Salem 41 22,160 7,903 .. 21 7.6

S. C. Columbia 42 I8,506 2,441 -- 22 6.0Tann, Chattanooga 37 11,679 11,0e9 37.6 21 6.6

Knoxville 47 17,303 3,223 -. 20 7.7

Memphis 134 71,660 12,130 ... 23 7,3

Nashville 99 41,124 9,922 .. 20 7,0

Va. Alexandria 21 9,052 2,772 -- 21 7.2

Hampton 30 14,303 19,526 24,0 19 0.4

Newport News 34 16,906 2,964 -- 21 8.3

Norfolk 62 25,472 4,673 -- 21 8.4

Portsmouth 23 12,469 1,5E5 -- 21 8,4

Richmond S7 20,262 21,666 .. 21 8.5

Virginia Beach 40 20.559 17,146 15.0 21 843

Southeast Total 1,627 764,092 290,461 18.9

TfrE" Chicago 494 369,269 220,555 -- 20 6.6

Peoria 36 15,260 4,029 -- 20 7.6

Rockford 59 22,155 6,075 3.0 20 6.6

Ind. Evansville .. -- .. -- ..

Fort Wayne SI 23,091 7,565 -- 21 6.6

Gary 12 3,127 1,049 44.0 21 7,0

Hammond .. -. -- -- .. --

Indianapolis 11a 61,223 38,862 40,5 21 7.5

South Bend .. -- -- -- ...

Iowa Cedar Rapids 33 16,400 2,j2 .7 21 6.3

Des Moines 63 23,482 4,078 .5 20 7,0

Mich. Dearborn 25 9,036 4,726 -- 22 7,0

Detroit 304 140,652 55,702 .2 21 6.6Flint 10 3,707 2,166 -- 20 7.1

Grand Rapids 07 23,716 9,035 .9 49 6,6

Lansing 46 14.123 4,253 11.1 18 6.6

Livonia 40 18,5581 8,223 ,6 20 6.6

Warren 30 18,739 5,640 -- 20 6.3

Minn. Duluth 5 378 393 -- 22 6.3Minneapolis 31 11,629 6,302 5.2 22 5,9

St. Paul MI 24,656 24,906 .3 22 6.3

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ELEMENTARY

a

LOCATION SCHOOLSs

ATTENDANCE 1St6E0 OAILYI TOTAL.

!OPERATION, HALF-PINT

EDWEST (CoptIntied)

Number No. 6

Independence 22 7,946 7,326 5.0 21 ( ) 6.0Kansas City 102 34,973 9,745 -- 21 6.3St. Louis 162 67,627 7,004 -- 22 6.4Springfield 43 11,769 5,673 7.5 22 7.0

Nebr. LincolnOmaha

Ohio Akron

336756

15,28436,19229,366

7,4719,36410,565

--3.619.5

202121

7.16.67.5 4

Canton 31 13,174 5,659 -- 21 7.1Cincinnati 111 52,259 24,745 63.6 21 6.5 a

Cleveland. 139 62,019 10,837 21.0 22 7.5Columbus 140 55597 36,057 -- 22 6.8Dayton 67 35,,261 8,037 25.1 21 6.6Toledo 44 18,361 14,618 -- 21 6.4Youngstown 40 14,659 6,072 -- 22 6.7

Wisc. Madison 39 14,504 9,256 -- 21 6.4Milwaukee 160 76,217 16,655 2.7 22 8.0

MIdWest Total 0 2,622 1.365, 149 609,194 13.2

nrillil tt le Rock 30 9,761 2,060 17 6.0Colo., Olorado Springs 30 12,456 3,210 3.8 20 7.0

Denver 10 2,919 1,676 -- 20 7.5Kans. Kansas City 32 6,399 5,013 -- 20 7:1

Topeka 38 10,062 9,116 38.1 20 6.1Wichita

'

66 20,434 4,799 26.5 19 6.5La. Baton Roug 55 20,676 2,611 -- 21 6.0

New Orean 106 61,663 7,995 .. 19 8.3Shreveport 41 22,202 2,905 -- 22 8.4

N. Mex. Albuquerque 31 2,427 4,309 -- 20 8.2Okla.. 'Oklahoma City 104 32,731 25,240 36.0 18 6.0

Tulsa _ 83 31,576 30,001 .1 22 6.0Texas Amarillo 31 12,237 1,599 -- 19 7.2

Austin 11 28,644 5,137 -- 21 6.7Beaumont 3 133 326 -- 20 7.2Corpus Christi 49 22,934 23,723 40.4 22 6.5Dallas. 146 61,736 13,264 22 7.6El Paso 51 40,010 6,311 -- 20 6.7Fort Worth 87 34.493 40,475 46.2 20 7.5Houston 175 1 1 7, la 15,347 -- 21 8.2Lubbock 38 17,181 13,357 50.1 16 8.0San Antonio 36 17.161 13.357 50.1 16 8.0

Southwest Total 1,259 607,605 231,631 14.7

H1E5TERN1

Arts. Phoenix 147 85,615 14,600 3.1 21 8.1Tucson 69 33.346 7,713 .2 21 \ 7.9

Calif. Anaheim 26 14,676 5,652 -- 22 8.4Berkeley 18 8,450 1,582 16.7 21 6.7Fremont 40 16,546 4,592 13.7 22 0.7Fresno 67 32,619 25,445 13.4 22 ' ..0-0.6Garden Grove 49 24,000 4,315 -- 22 '' 8.4Glendale 25 11,399 2,219 -- 22 9.9Huntington Beach 2 966 236 -- 22 8.4Long Beach 69 36,474 5,841 8.1 22 6.4Los Angeles 5e6 347,760 35,857 22 8.7Oakland 62 36,434 2,052 58.3 22 8.7Pasadena 31 12,717 3,153 -- 22 6.4Riverside 32 13,327 7,641 20.0 22 9.9SacramentoSan Bernardino

7850

30,76419,654

7.5903,151

.2

16.42222 R:7

6

San Diego 141 71,595 6,350 -- 22 8.3San Francisco 106 44,227 15,969 -- 22 6.7San Jose 43 24,045 12,665 10.4 22 6.7Santa Ana 29 17,669 4,392 1.0 22 6.4Stockton 36 15,852 2,967 7.5 22 6.3Torrance 39 21,307 3,001 .2 21 6,4

Hawaii Honolulu 56 26,972 2,416 -- 21 11.1Nevada Las Vegas 59 35,479 16,921 20.6 21 7,7Oregon Portland 112 39,938 5,670 -- 17 6.3Utah Salt Lake City 33 15,145 4,261 .9 22 6.0Wash. Seattle 95 39,511 11,776 -- 23 7.4

Spokane 17 3,261 3,406 -- 21 6.5Tacoma 57 19,732 2,275 22 7.3

Western Total 2,220 151,540 226,334 13.5

U. S. TOTAL 10,706 5,099%656 1.740,916 14.9

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SECONDARY

LOCATION 1 SCHOOLS ATTINDANCE SER1h DAILY, OTAL IOPERAT ONI HA -P NT

0.110EIELI,At..rc---Bridgeport

HartfordNew HavenStamfordWaterbury

O. C. WashingtonMd. BaltleoreMass. Boston

CambridgeNew BedfordSpring fieldWorcester

N. J. CamdenElizabethJersey CityNewarkPatersonTrenton

N. V. AlbanyBuffel0New YorkRochesterSyracuseYonkers

Pa, AllentownEriePhiladelphiaPittsburgh

4' ScrantonB. 1. Providence

Northeast Total

illadilLafil- Birmingham

HuntsvilleMobileMontgomery

Flo. Fort LauderdaleHialeahHollywoodJacksonvilleMiamiSt. PetersburgTampa

Ga. AtlantaColumbusMaconSavannah "

Ky. ' le4LAVOk.LodituBle

Miss. JackebhN. C. Charlat,ta


S. C. ColumbiaTenn, Chattanooga


Va. AlexandriaHamptonNewport NewsNorfolkPortsmouthRichmondVirginia Beach

Southeast Total

01 C1

9

a77

61604

4

In12

510

144

..

1

..-

3102

13

14

61

1

47

4

671

2417271612

57

3512

14

2029161510

's192531

__

9252122226240

e117

10

112210

636

..

513

..

17

--..

16..

92216

1014

20,1ik13

--3

1

Weber

11,3019,0537,7979,1154,943

42,23363,02240,9611,0946,16112 ,257

14312106,761

19,195"1,984

--142--

197,5681,87311,26613,4220,480

7444

2,0017,0955,153

698,455

17,48015,61310.51215.06419.1909,64510.34042,42119,27316,94222,15626.66114.6719.179914.620

.-

1940213,20633.01U

--

9,65621.05717,0519.42314,399511.04036.3015.64513.4348,93420,3589,81016.19517,617

596,466

--7.124

10,012--

16,954--

26,361--

6,04916,66112,199124,3612,564

lg:rg17,70013,129

--1,633943

2,926

tat5.5021,175

Iiiiii437

1,035-.333

3,6384,854

1021

113.-

47,911

4,663557

4,592

46061

1,61,719

145,310

2,300

A:1133,9974,760

4053,0604,513am

1,4351,7553,9682,6065.6161,90

4,54211,826la,250

--1,5456.3302,3296,5106,6446,79613,9251,566 t

10,0871,1754,4041,44519,0907,634

176,290

--3,1596,745

--4,060

--

22,097--

2,6365,2026,894 '23,200

767

g:11210,0206.253 I

-- 4

1,0991.033

x

--..

--..

----13.6

----

29.067.6

.7

--

100:0..

9.0--13.6----.-

---.----

5.2

.

..

--

--4.7....

.474.710.740.2

..

..

23.1

14.0'

'2'0

t'10.9

5,2

..

9,0

----.2

--

--4.51.7--

No.

21222221'22222222

i06.212219

-2116

..

21..

23162121222023152221

17

17

la2021202121192119221921

..

212022

-.

17

22222120232022222222222121

..

2022

..

21--

22..

2120222120

182222

..

14

21

6,67.47.1

1.117.76,7 -7.0

7.27.9--

7.46.99.1-.-

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SECONDARY

s AVG. DAILY 'AVG. }- PINTS, IREL OF 1 DAYS OF , COST- PERLOCATION SCRCOLS ATTEKOA_NCL LSIAYED DAILY._,TOTAL AOFfRATION1 HALF-PINT

Number No.

(CoptInuedlROWESTIndependence .. 6,083 5,995 1.7 2,1 5.7Kansas City 21 25,790 5,726 -- 21 6,2St. Louts 17 24,678 2,336 -- 22 6.4Springfield 13 10,781' 4,894 .... ,C,, 22 7.0

Nebr. Lincoln 13 12,844 2,611 20 6.13Omaha 20 23,935 8,795 -- 20 '7.0

Ohio Akron 22 21,443 7,349, -- 21 7,3Canton 7 7,919 4,327 -- 21 6.9Cincinnati 29 28,406 32,773 16.9 21 6.6Cle4eland 45 54,051 26,386 -- 22 6.5Columbus 41 3E1,814 213,476 -- 22 7.4Dayton 13 15,507 7,239 -- 21 6.7Toledo 17 17,614 3,957 21" 6.2Youngstown 12 9,366 2,905 22 6.7

Wisc. Madison 16 17,3Ea 5,998 21 6.9Milwaukee 35 47,024 -- -- 10.0

Midwest total 566 654,805 256,564 4.3

PPICILII.Ittle/

Rock 10 11,624 2,002 17 8.0Colo. Colorado Springs 13 3,366 4,730 20 7.0

Denver 3 1,340 647 20 '7.5Kens. Kansas City

TopekaWichita

3

15

22

1,2838,736

22,729

4 , 54g

6,642ig19

6.56.06.5

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N. Mex. Albuquerque .. -- -- ..Okla. Oklahoma City )4 38,683 19,361 26.6 16 F.9

Tulsa 29 28,679 17,749 22 6.0Texas Amarillo 12 12,135 1,916 19 7.2

Austin 20 23,322 5,809 -- 21 8.7Beaumont -- -- .. .. .. --Corpus Christi 18 18,893 11,943 30.9 22 8.5Dallas 42 58,692 25,913 -- 22 7.6El Paso 8 17,417 2,695 -- 20 8.7Fort Worth 33 30,211 26,825 35.3 20 7.5Houston 55 80,242 10,786 -, 21 8.2Lubbock 17 14,629 4,324 64.9 16 8.0San Antonio 27 30,130 11,792 70.9 22 8.1

Southwest Total ' 453 494,411 166,123 6.9

VEA_TER4Ariz. Phoenix 26 33,247 8,317 -- 23 7,3

Tucson 28 3(1,451 6,330 1.5 20 7.0Calif. Anaheim 2 T;007 "215 _. 22 8.4

Berkeley 4 5,799 828 1.5 21 8.7Fremont 11 13,092 1,397 -- 22 8.7Fresno 21 24,097 -- -- 22 --Garden GroveGlendale

14

59,51311,271

2,3732,778

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Huntington Beach 6 16,519 4,822 1.3 22 8.4Long Beach 23 29,135 6,756. -- 22 8.4Los Angeles 1311 274,028 42,704 .1 22 5.7Oakland 24 24,328 3,206 .8 22 8.7Pasadena 5 11,542 1,846 -- 22 7.0Riverside 9 12,151 2,4E0 22.0 22 9,9Sacramento 23 23,531 4,061 -- 22 8,8San Bernardino 15 15,011 336 .8 22 8.7San Oleg() 38 55,609 6,678 -- 22 8.3San Francl,sco 26 35,398 3,784 -- 21 8.7San Jose 11 15,091 7,961 10.0 22 8.7Santa Ana 8 10,557 4,3E0 -- 22 8.4Stockton 9 13,000 2,062 -- 22 8,0Torrance 5 11,400 2,597 -- 21 8.4

Hawaii Honolulu 19 24,798 1,335 -- 22 11.1Nevada Las Vegas 19 25,026 11,560 6.3 21 7.7Oregon Portland 15 18,615 6,698 -- 17 6.3Utah Salt Lake City 15 11,714 -- . -- 6.0Wash. Seattle 38 33,564 16,519 , 23 7,4

Spokane 2 383 384 1 23 6.5Tacoma 16 14,667 3,082 22 7.3

Wester!) Total 581 806,144 155,414 6.0

U. S. TOTAL 2,929 3,252,281 899,701 5,7

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MicUmst Total

giplaiin,. Rock

Colo. Colorado SpringsDenver

Kans. Kansas CityTopeka

: A Wichital Baton Rouge

Now OrleansIf

Shreve-Pt:4iN. Met AlbucpwroueOkla. Oklahoma City

TulsaTexas Amarillo

Austin'k Beaumont

Corpus ChristiDallasEl Paso"Fort WorthHoustonLubbockSan Antonio

Southwest Total'

loSy(E.R4Ariz. Phoenix

TucsonChlir, Arubelm

BerkeleyFremontFresnoGarden GroveGlendaleHuntington BeachLong BeachLos AngelaOaklandPasadenaRiversideacramento

San BernardinoSan 01000San FranciscoSan JoseSanto AnaStocktonlIrrance

Hawaii Honolulu4evada Las VegasOregon PortlandUtah Salt Lake Citywash. Seattle

SpokaneTacoma

Western Total

U. S. TOTAL

14.

UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTUREFood and NutrItica ServiceWASHINGTON, D. C. 20250

URBAN SCHOOL FEEDING SURVEY -- fiscal Year 1973(Cities with Population of 100,000 and Over)

LC4INC04 AREAS

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999,779

9.1959,05526.40015.3316.55413.2708.63762,06416,02615.6561.452

20,31415.36913.3285.72316.0639,13926,06737,74132.55313.56719.599

463.530

47.91321.3409.2573.34329.9246.69110.464

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58.042 32,300

935,580 568,440

1

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62,064 50.42616,026 13.50215,688 14.3601,452 1,1122

20.714 13.74315.369 7,59211.328 . 11,9535.725 4,965

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450.928 308,881

46,052 20,37421.230 10.5629.257 1,3423.3W

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4.09414.633

1,978345

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43.7507 17,0g5.2022.353

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Nebr. LincolnOmaha



Mrdwest Total..-

SOUTHWEST',

-- --25 13,624

103 44,4011. 5,553

12 4,81629 11,89522 13;258

J1 27,33576 40,88351 19,02322 9,55632 3,4425 2,2079 1,165

39 24,529

1,392 665,346

18, .4,i8712 -4,23438 ',ir,.418.26 )..x.13,756

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0,-,..:..0 10,690"15 - 10,462

'-,1 :49 9,6323,437

22 11,06344 25,90525 19,50441 18,599

Fy 42 27,511319 7,71663 31,347

610 293,655

64 38,05434 11,960

4 '3,34331"--- 16,03216 6,69110 5,496

-- --.,- --19 12,020

204 168,72825 14,273

.- --8 4,094

2117

8,829I

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16 7,79016

12111,677

5 3,36720 10,267

_. --56 27,100II

08915 5,59020 7,276

673 402,654

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814,816T1,36313,2586,675

27,33540,88357,7'82

9,5561,2422,2071,165

24,529

624,233

4,2874,23417,4184,6664,3459,9445,915

42,27210,0339,315

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27,1004,6432,4355,5907,276

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Colo, 'Colorado SpringsOenver

Kans, Kansas CityTopekaWichita

La. Baton RougeNew OrleansShreveport -

Okla,N. Max. AlbuquerqueOkla. Oklahoma City

TulsaTexas Amarillo

AustinBeaumontCorpus ChristiCallaEl PasoFort WorthHoustonLubbockSan Antonio

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tifF1 PhoenixTucson

Calif. AnaheimBerkeleyFremontFresnoGarden GroveGlendaleHuntington BeachLong BeachLos AngelesOaklandPasadenaRiversideSacramentoSan BernardinoSan Oleg°San FranciscoSan JoseSanta AnaStocktonTorrance

Hawaii HonoluluNevada Las VegasOregon PortlandUtah Salt Lake CityWasil. Seattle

Tac ,

Western Total

U. S. TOTAL 5,069 2,454,552 4,251 2,142,075

4.

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(R8AN SCHOOL FEEDING SURVEY -- fiscal Year 1973(Cities with Population of 100,000 and Over)

OTHER i NO FOOD SERVICE

TOTAL

LOCATIONIIMILILMaffa.2111111,141:11Wilta U4M1110.13:14X1(4

!School* :Attendance :Luvri= SearvecT: Schools , Adendance

Number

NORTHEASTConn. Bridgeport 3' 1,043 800 49 16,524

Hartford 4 1.990 1,105 18 9560New Haven 3 14 60 710 27 5734Stamford 7 1,,558 866 37 21,,734Waterbury,

O. C. Washington5

...

. 2,855--

1,349--

3385

13,80219,500

Md. Baltimore 36 17,744 6,065 26 5,036Mass. Boston 6 1,493 1,206 43 13,389

Cambridge 4 1,201 719 9 2 318New Bedford -- -- -- 12 3,821Springfield 3 837 578. 12 3927Worcester 6 3,1215 1,807 10 2,936

N. J. * Camden 3 1,426 984 3 1,21aElizabeth 4 1,521 1,155 17 7,222Jersey CityNewark

7

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. 3,230300

1,669210 0

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Paterson 9 4,551 3,607 65 19.633Trenton 4 - 1,709 1,162 5 2,431

N. Y. AlbanyBuffalo

14 : 3,564. 4,439 '

1,7632,220

3459

8,07714443

flew York '234 89,189 44,595 486 204,,1373

Rochester 7 8415 424 30 8,049Syracuse 9 1,4515 719 15 2,593Yonkers 9 1,684 842 17 4,277

Pa. Allentown 2 . 1,705 . . 1,555 5 1,054Erie 1 , 316 251 21 15,246Philadelphia 21 '32,060 22,718 197 172,898Pittsburgh 8 , 3,709 2,043 89 31,788Scranton 1 490 196 11 2215

R. I. Providence 5 : 2,765 . 1,383 16 3,,242

Northeast Total 429 )88,293 102,741 1,470 629,955

Pliirminghim 46 10,139 ...4 4,345 30 6,606Huntsville 19 4,019 3,154 11 2,412Mobile 37 7,917 4,94 23 5,27aMontgomery 24 3635 2,937 14 2,149

Fla. Fort Lauderdale 9 3,3CM ' 2,475 22 7,850Hialeah 14 5,040 3,780 28 9,296Hollywood 3 1,050 787 13 4,700Jacksonville 8 3,100 2,325 31 11,000Miami 15 5.700 4,275 28 9.950St. Petersburg - 4 1,400 1,050 15 5,443Tampa

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2,2803,113

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a NorfolkPortsmouth

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143

5,3651,656

Richmond -- 12 4,247Virginia Beach -- 5 1,288

Southeast Total 291 70,139 44,496 379 105,633

n.151' Chicago 452 213,438Peoria 13 4,250Rockford 23 15,348

Ind, 'Evansville. 2 63'Fort Wayne 6 670Gary 7 2,039 1,356 7 1,633Hammond 4 4,129Indianapolis 14 4,277South Bend 11 3,020 1,771 7 2,750

Iowa Cedar Rapids 2 205Oes Moines 13 3417

Mich, Dearborn 14 3,,314

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OTHER 6 NO FOOD SERVICE

TOTAL

LOCATION!AIM :114:3=i011101BRIIVIRVIII ti IPARICUI14431(

;Scilools Attendance :LUvngeleS:%eil 'Schools

226

g. 4a yIlAttondanep

3245,4619 3,312

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2,439IZ°WFiglrftregirlued)ndence

Kansas CitySt. Louis 15 4,214 3,372 21 4,726Springfield 1 214 187 2 50Nebr. Lincoln 6 1,314Omaha 2 1,803 1,603 45 10,959Ohio Akron

13 4,553Canton 11 4,179Cincinnati 2 1,156 578 58 27,246Cleveland 12 1,226 "1,226 108 45,878COIUROUS 4 3,738 2,000 77 25,099Dayton 16 6,918Toledo 87 40,614Youngstown' 15 5,950Wisc. Madison 25 6,952§ilumukee 75 20,098

St,Midwest Total 109 49,001 30,353 1,469 605,680N.,

ifelfalilttle Rock 6 1,468 750 2 118Colo. Colorado Springs -- -- -- 30 14,061Denver 8 -- -- 11 1,353Kans. Kansas City 1 800 500 32 7,966Topeka 1 140 40 13 4,154Wichita 9 12,237 4,949 12 2,033

La. Baton Rouge . 9 1,621 1,554New Orleans 57 12,763 12,125Shreveport 24 3,621 3,440

N. Max, AibUQUerqUe .. -- -- 29 2,427Okla. Oklahoma City -- -- --Tulsa -. -- --Texas Amarillo 1 -- -- 3 --Austin 2 471 310 6 379Beaumont -- -- -- 6 1,505

Corpus Christi 1 145 BO 14 2,375Dallas 65 10,667 5,500 4 279El Paso 1 60 30 5 1,065Fort Worth 7 1,622 BOO 8 1,258Houston 11 5,953 3,000 31 8,209Lubbock 2 742 400 3 109San Antonio . 11 - 2,714 2,123 11 1,399

Southwest Total 216 55,044 35,601 220 48,710

VE T ERN .

Ariz. Phoenix 21 2,601 1,799 34 5,9E4Tucson 2 945 490 18 2,881Calif. Anaheim 4 1,248 625 29 14,894Berkeley 1 392 196 4 823Fremont -- -- .. 10 2,563FresnO 2 947 474 14 3,106Garden Grove 9 13,959 6,507 6 2,675Glendale 33 22,806 5,351 6 1,351Huntington Beach 5 16,272 5,,275 14 2,063Long Beach 7 1,242 621 29 6,884Los Angeles 26 6,408 ,3,204 190 60,134Oakland 9 3,150, 1,575 27 4,972Pasadena 7 .1,5155 793 15 4,462Riverside 5 1,851 228 19 5,579Sacramdlito 4 1\,a22 912 43 11,543San Beehardino 5 1,223 612 14 3,598sak Diego 38 56,697 26,068 42 10,9159San Francisco 26 10,575 5,288 61 18,080San,..1o4e 5 3,867 1548 23 9,065Santana 3 1,969 650 18 8,992

4".StocktonTorrance --

6 1,663--

532'-ei

14,12

2,6654,358

Hawaii Honolulu 12 9,222 14,427 14 3,304Nevada Las Vegas 1 125 63 2,osAOregon Portland A' -.

.... -- .loUtah ball Lake City -- -- -- 11 5,420Wash. Seattle 8 3,715 1,858 39 9,334

Spokane 5 1,624 813 13 1,906Tacoma 4 1,262 641 12 2,362

Western Total 248 167,190 71,748 741 216,245

U. S. TOTAL 1,293 529,667 254,939 4,279 1,606,223

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Food and Nutrition ServiceWASHINGTON, 0. C. 20250

URBAN SCHOOL FEEDING SURVEY -- Fiscal Year 1973(Citief with Population of 1U0,000 and Over)


ELEMENTARY

LOCATION, Schools

verage a y

r Attendance ,Lunches Served Schools

Number

yI Attendanceance

1095lirodg port -- -- 48 16,464

Hartf rd 1 821 456 18 9,560New van .- -- 24 5,127Stamfmate

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I.

279331

155

164

3033

318020 ,3,13,4:

'D.'C. Washington .. - 60 13,650

'Md., BaltimoreMass. Bostcn

231

6,48071

,17169

2336

4,55111,237

Cambridge 1 298 178 6 1,501

New Bedford -- -- 10 3,061

Springfield 3 837 578 10 3,312

Worcester 1 363 10 2,936

N. J. * Camden 2 816 563 3 1,218

Elizabeth 3 1,212 861 16 6,697.

Jersey City 1 181 136 24 13,f94

Newark 1 300 210 11 4,475Paterson 4 1,066 650 62 18,755

Trenton 2 288 196 5 2,431

N. Y. Albany 6 635 ' 418 29 7,419BuffaloNew York

6156

1,94447,157

2i 972,579

54439

13,932191,650

Rochester 7 aka 424 30 8,049

Syracuse 6 788 394 14 2,329

Yonkeri 8 1,614 807 16 4,062

Pa. Allentown 1 505 505 5 1,054

Erie -- -- 21 8,246

Philadelphia 6 920 920 181 148,360

Pittsburgh 4 1,497 796 83 28,064

Scranton -- -- 11 2 215

R. I. Providence 1 26Y 134 16 3,f 242

Northeast Total 246 69,718 36,536 1,330 564,533

irer.H"lirmingham 21 4,914 359, 14 3,262Huntsville 9 2,709 5 1,608

Mobile ' 19 5,146 4146 12 3,431

Montgomery 11 1,958 1,650 7 1,246

Fla. Fort Lauderdale a 2,800 2,100 21 7.350

HialeahHollywood

103 31151)

2,260787

2412

7,2964,200

JacksonvilleMiami

612 Z:1S2

1,5753,150

3027

10,5009,450

St, Petersburg 4 1,400 1,050 14 4,543

Tampa 10 3,020 2.265 25 7,55D

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390--

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S. C. Charlotte 3 ' 540 428 2 223

Tenn, Chattanooga 9 2,115 1,413 6 1,410

Knoxville 3 432 .235 2 258Memphis 12 3.364 1,716 Is 2,256

Nashville 13 4.121 2,366 8 2,536

Va. Alexandria ---1, -- -- 7 2,045

Hampton .. -- -- 2 568Newport News .. -- 3 169

Norfolk -- II 2,849

PortsmouthRichmond

eL.1$ --

--

-- 2

9656

3,387Virginia Beach -- -- 4 1,236

Southeast Total 165 46,319 31,046 278 82,721

Wal Chicago -- -- 379 154,368

Peoria -- -- 11 2,996

Rockford -- -- 21 7,517

Ind. Evansville -- .. -- 2 63

Fort Wayne 6 670

Gary 7 2,039 1,356 4 1,303

Hammond .. -- -- 2 2,159

Indianapolis .. -- -- 14 4,277

South Bend 11 3.020 1,771 5 1,537

low Cedar Rapids -- -- 1 60

Oes .. -- -- 10 1,653

Mich. Dearborn .. -- -- 10 1,695

Detroit -. -- -- 110 59,918Flint 10 1,479

Grand Rapids .. -- -- 47 12,700

Lansing .. -- -- 40 14316Livonia 4 1,980 1,100 36 16,,878

Warren -- -- -- 5 2,031

Minn. Duluth .. -- -- 7 1,058

Minneapolisst, Paul

161

5,266313

3,644228 9i'

8,2699,343

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URBAN SCHOOL FEEDING,SUIVEY -- Fiscal Year 1973(Cities with PoplitatIonef 100,000 and Over)

LOCATION

NEST (Continued)IndependenceKansas pitySt. LouisSpringfield

Nebr. OncolnOmaha



11,

Midwest Total

SOUTHWESTArk. Little RockColo. Colorado Springs

DenverKans. Kansas City

TopekaWichita

La. Baton RougeNew OricagsShreveport

N. Mem, AlbuquerqueOkla. Oklahoma City

TulsaTexas Amarillo

AustinBeaumontCorpus ChristiDallasEl FasoFort Worth.HoustonLubbockSan Antonio

Southwest Total

ZePhoenix

Calif.TucsonAnaheimBerkeleyFremontFresnoGarden GroveGlendaleHuntington BeachLong beachLos AngelesOaklandPasadenaRiversideSacramentoSan BernardinoSan DiegoSan FranciscoSan JoseSanta AnaStocktonTorrance

Hawaii HonoluluNevada Las VegasOregon PortlandUtah Salt Lake CityWash. Seattle

SpokaneTacoma

Western Total

U. S. TOTAL


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tiiMILIIILWA.910.1111.4LWAIMS IEMIUmPliDitt/t'verage 'a y 1 1 vg. y

Schools Attendance ,Lunches Servedl Schools A Attendance

Number

2 324S 1,294 934 25 4981

131

A1213

14elt2,649

187172

3,,93750

4 5611 *C 978 978 34 7,630

10 2,93510 3,01244 16,009

S 71 71 99 39,27573 23,36912, 3,99263 37,01913. 4,16923 6,01965 13,686

64 18,296 13,118 1,276 471,2713

5 1,134 600 2 11829 13,992

6 toga32 7,966

-- -- 13 4,154... -- -- 11 1,746

7 1,170 1,12539 7,519 7,20016 2,604 2,474

-- -- -- 29 2,427... -- --.- -- --

1 -- -- 3 --2 471 310 S 292

-- -- -- 6 1,5051 145 elo 14 2,375

50 6,532 3,500 4 2791 60 SO 4 1,0337 1,622 600 7 6786 3,049 1,500 31 8,209

-- -- 3 1(19

0 1,545 1,544 11 1,399

157. 25,911 114163 2.13 47,480

14 678 571 32 4,9491 13 13 10 2,881

253 127 25 13,3224 8239 2,278

1 231 116 13 3,0492 657 329 3 1,727

24 11,301 5,234 6 1,35113 1,836.

7 1,242 621 24 6,07018 3,612 1,006 176 56,586

1,109 555 24 8,1173 614 307 12 3,9233 1,462 -731 17 4,804

349 175 35 8,6533 625 313 13 3,249

217 109 35 9,00912 4,054 7,042 54 16,3772 591 296 21 8,2593 1,969 850 17 0,771

756 378 10 1,91911 3,215

0 7,020 3,370 10 2,72210 2,050

.- ...

11 5,4206 1,577 789 36 8,971

1,249 625 12 1,7831,282 641 10 1,904

126 40,891 19,990 661 194,026

758 201,135 119,861 3,758 1,360,038

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URBAN SCHOOL FEEDING SURVEY Fiscal Year 1973(Cities with Population of 100.000 and Over)

OTI)Ot NO FOOD SERVICE

SECONDARY

LOCATION

NORTHERS/Conn. Bridgeport

HartfordNew ravenStamfordWaterbury

O. C. WashingtonAd. BaltimoreMass. iloston

,v-Cambridge" New iledford

Wo casterN. J. C den

ElizabethJersey CityNewarkPatersonTrenton


Pa. AllentownEriePhiladelphiaPittsburghScranton

R. 1. Providence

Northeast Total

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3

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165

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Huntsville 10

Mobile 16Montgomery 13

Fla. Fort Lauderdale 1

HialeahHollywood .-

Jacksonville 2

Miami 3

St. Petersburg ..

TampaGa. Atlanta --

Columbus --

MaconSavannah

Ky. LexingtonLouisville

Miss, Jackson I

N. C. CharlotteGreensboroRaleighWinston -Salem . II

S. C, Columbia 2

Tegn. Chattanooga 9Knoxville 3

Memphis 12

Nashville I)

va. AlexandriaHamptonNewport NewsNorfolkPortsmouthRichmondVirginia Beach

Southeast Total 126

itirtST ChicagoPeorlaRockford

Ind. EvansvilleFort WayneGaryHammondIndianapolisSouth !lend

Iowa Cedar RapidsOes Moines

Mich. DearbornOftroitFlintGrand RapidsLansingLivonia 14

WarrenMinn. Duluth

Minneapolis 11

St. Paul

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1.0431,169

800649

60-

1,480 710 3 6071,279 711 7 8,3442,524 1.165 . --

-- -- 25 5,85U1.1.264 2,894 3 4851.422 1,137 5 2.152903 541 3 817-- -- 2 760-- -- 2 615

2,765 1,807610 421309 294 1 525

3,049 1,553 2 496-- -- 2 650

3.485 2,777 3 878' 1.471 966

2,729 1,365 5 6502,495 1,248 511

42,032 21,016 47 13,223.- -- --

670 325 1 26470 35 1 215

V.2130 1,050i

1,.. 1283 .... 0251

21.790 16 24,5382,212 1,247 6 5,724

490 1962,498 1,249

118,575 68.205 140 65.422

5,225 1,906 16 3,3441,310 650 6 6042,771 098 11 1,847

1,677 1.287 7 903SOO 375 1 SOO

2,000 1,500 4 2,000-- -- 1 SOO

1,000 750 1 SOO1,500 1,125 1 SOO

-- -- 1 SOO2,000 1.500 1 500

-- -.-

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-- ..-

136 131 14 3,260-- ---- ---. --

2,229 1,115264 136 99531 280 354160 70 112

1,209 564 7441,300 767 000

-- -- 972-- .

1 2273 2,516

-- 1 1.0003 660

-- 1 SO

23,620 13,450 101 22,912

73 59,0702 1,2342 011

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3 2,3302 1,970

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2 1,2131 125

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-- -- --IndependenceKansas City 4. 2,018 1,505 1 500St. Louis 2 1,093 723 4 791Springfield -- -- 1

.. -- -.

Nebr. Lincoln -- -- 2 753Omaha 1 825 825 11 3,329

Ohio Akron -- -- -- 3 1,618Canton -- n- -- 1 1,167Cincinnati 2 1,156 578 14 11,237Cleveland 7

41,1553,738 I. IS

94

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6,730,ColumbusDayton -- -- -- 4 2,926Toledo -- -- -- 4 3,595Youngstown -- -- -- 2 1,781

Wisc. Madison 2 933Milwaukee -- 10 6,412

Midwest Total 45 50,705 17,235 193 134,402

9t1P15ilttle Rock 1 334 150

Colo. Colorado Springs -- -- -- 1 69Denver 2 -- -- 2 155

Kans. Kansas City 1 . 800 500 --Topeka 1 140 40 --

Wichita 9 12,237, 4,949 1 287La. Baton Rouge 2 451 429 --

New4rIgans 18 5,184 4,925 --Shreveport a 1,017 . 966 --

N. Mex. Albuquerque -- -- --mom, Oklahoma City -- -- --

Tulsa -- -a*Texas Amarillo -- .e D --

Austin -- 1 87aeauennt .. -- --

Corpus Christi -- -- --Dallas 7 4,155 2,000

El Paso -.. ... ..... 1 52Fort Worth -- -- .. 1 5aoHouston 5 2,904 500 --

Lubbock 2 742 400 --

San Antonio 3 1,169 579

Southwest Total 59 29,133 16,4315 7 1,230

Va5 TVINAriz. Phoenix 7 1,923 12215 2 1,015

Tucson 1 932 477 -- --

Calif. Anaheim 3 995 4915 4 1,572Berkeley 1 592 196 -. --Fremont

l -- -- -- 1 285Fresno 1 716 358 I 57Garden Grove 7 13,02 6,1715 3 048Glendale 9 11,505 117 -- --Huntington Beach 5 16,272 5,275 I 247Long Beach . -- -- -- 5 814Los Angeles a 2,796 1,5915 14 3,540Oakland 5 2,041 1,020 3 855Pasadena 4 971 486 3 539Riverside 2 309 195 2 775Sacramento 3 1,473 737 a 2,090San Bernardino 2 590 299 1 349San Diego 3/ 56,4E0 25,959 7 1,980San Francisco 14 6,491 3,246 7 1,703San Jose 3 3,276 401,252 2 806Santa Ana -- -- -- 1 221Stockton 2 907 454 4 946Torrance -- -- -- 1 1,143

Hawaii Honolulu 4 2,20)2 1,057 4 5112

Nevada Las Vegas 1 125 63 -- --

Oregon Portland -- -- -- -. --Utah Salt Lake City -- -- -- - --

Wash. Seattle 2 2,138 1,069 3 363Spokane 1 375 lea 1 123

TaCCMO -- -- -- 2 458

Western Total 122 126,299 51,750 80 22,219

U. S. TOTAL 535 326,532 1115,07111 .521 246,1155

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