October 07, 2005
Census Bureau Says an Estimated 4.6 Million People in the Path of Tropical Storm Tammy. (Released October 5, 2005)
National and Regional Information on Financing of Homeowner and Rental Properties. (Released October 5, 2005)
New Orders for Manufactured Goods in August Increased $9.7 Billion Or 2.5 Percent to $395.2 Billion. (Released October 4, 2005).
How Many People Are Enrolled in School? Latest School Enrollment Report. (Released October 3, 2005)
Total Construction Activity for August 2005 ($1,108.5 Billion) Was 0.4 Percent Above the Revised July 2005 ($1,104.1 Billion) Figure. (Released October 3, 2005)
Nation Adds One Million Self-Employed Businesses to Reach 18.6 Million, Census Bureau Reports. (Released September 30, 2005)
New Orders for Manufactured Durable Goods in August Increased $6.8 Billion or 3.3 Percent to $210.9 Billion. [PDF; 75 KB] (Released September 28, 2005)
Up-To-Date Information on Government Retirement Programs Available. (Released September 28, 2005)
Census Bureau Updating Information on Our Nation's Spending Habits. (Regional) (Released September 28, 2005)
Census Bureau Survey Gauges Household Wealth. (Regional) (Released September 28, 2005)
Sales of New One-Family Houses in August 2005 Were at a Seasonally Adjusted Annual Rate of 1,237,000. This Is 9.9 Percent Below the Revised July 2005 Figure of 1,373,000. (Released September 27, 2005)
Census Bureau Awards $500 Million Contract to Capture and Standardize 2010 Census Data. (Released September 26, 2005)
Facts for Features: Thanksgiving Day: November 24, 2005. (Released September 26, 2005)
Statistical Profiles of Areas in Hurricane Rita's Path Now Available on Census Bureau Web Site. (Released September 23, 2005)
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