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THE STATE OF AMERICA'S CHILDREN YEARBOOK I 998 TABLE B15 Children Under 18 In Foster Care Percentage Last day Last day Last day Last day Last day Last day change State FY 1990 FY 1991 FY 1992 FY 1993 FY 1994 FY 1995 FY90-FY95 Alabama 4,420 4,383 4,133 3,938 3,788 3,590 -18.8% Alaska 3,852 1,942 1,496 2,029 1,876 1,783 -53.7 Arizona 3,379 3,618 3,909 4,107 4,271 5,640 66.9 Arkansas 1,351 1,326 1,981 2,296 2,196 2,374 75.7 California 79,482 80,880 83,849 88,262 93,321 96,617 21.6 Colorado 3,892 5,519 4,390 5,700 5,957 7,258 86.5 Connecticut 4,121 4,202 4,252 4,557 4,648 7,045 71.0 Delaware 663 655 638 707 746 843 27.1 District ofColumbia 2,313 2,152 2,145 1,981 2,088 -9.7 Florida 10,664 10,235 9,928 9,568 9,284 9,002 -15.6 Georgia 15,179 15,500 16,999 17,277 17,239 17,876 17.8 Hawaii 1,659 1,600 1,214 1,574 1,818 2,454 47.9 Idaho 548 877 1,235 1,342 906 1,068 94.9 Illinois 20,753 23,776 29,542 33,815 41,161 47,862 130.6 Indiana 7,492 8,126 8,455 8,669 9,883 10,145 35.4 Iowa 3,425 4,609 3,606 3,411 3,526 3,952 15.4 Kansas 3,976 7,112 7,838 4,593 4,501 4,744 19.3 Kentucky 3,810 6,422 6,966 3,363 3,567 3,760 -1.3 Louisiana 5,379 5,799 5,722 5,607 5,831 5,962 10.8 Maine 1,745 1,814 1,944 2,150 2,236 2,473 41.7 Maryland 6,473 4,859 5,816 6,107 6,936 7,399 14.3 Massachusetts 11,856 13,232 13,147 13,382 13,574 13,591 14.6 Michigan 9,000 11,282 11,121 10,382 10,606 10,889 21.0 Minnesota 7,310 7,898 7,895 9,700 10,379 8,452 15.6 Mississippi 2,832 2,830 3,169 3,293 3,425 2,940 3.8 Missouri 8,241 7,143 8,171 8,625 8,873 9,331 13.2 Montana 1,224 1,494 1,691 1,447 1,414 1,695 38.5 Nebraska 2,543 2,660 2,985 3,222 3,274 3,213 26.3 Nevada 2,566 1,563 1,664 2,831 2,440 1,823 -29.0 New Hampshire 1,505 2,095 2,630 2,509 1,975 1,477 -1.9 New Jersey 8,879 8,451 8,024 7,673 7,771 8,014 -9.7 New Mexico 2,042 2,304 2,118 2,097 2,174 2,050 0.4 New York 63,371 65,171 62,705 59,658 58,658 52,395 -17.3 North Carolina 7,170 9,619 10,275 11,024 11,859 12,760 78.0 North Dakota 393 695 759 805 875 867 120.6 Ohio 18,062 17,298 17,099 15,922 15,922 17,800 -1.5 OkJahoma 3,435 3,803 2,892 2,953 6,707 3,017 -12.2 Oregon 4,261 3,996 4,031 4,119 4,599 5,138 20.6 Pennsylvania 16,665 17,508 18,491 18,976 19,735 20,559 23.4 Rhode Island 2,680 3,311 2,755 2,830 3,139 3,309 23.5 South Carolina 3,286 3,698 5,066 4,656 4,761 5,234 59.3 South Dakota 567 613 674 710 631 665 17.3 Tennessee 4,971 5,217 5,312 5,835 6,186 6,520 31.2 Texas 6,698 7,200 9,965 10,880 11,315 11,700 74.7 Utah 1,174 1,405 895 1,465 1,622 1,936 64.9 Vermont 1,063 1,088 1,162 1,236 1,336 1,430 34.5 Virginia 6,217 6,590 6,305 6,229 6,429 6,844 10.1 Washington 13,302 13,956 11,327 8,394 9,189 9,715 -27.0 West Virginia 1,997 1,997 2,315 2,483 2,483 2,877 44.1 Wisconsin 6,037 6,403 6,812 7,045 8,058 7,832 29.7 Wyoming 484 605 907 620 957 2,241 363.0 United States 404,407 424,379 438,427 442,218 466,038 480,249 18.8 Source: American Public Welfare Association. Calculations by Children's Defense Fund. 122 CHILDREN'S DEFENSE FUND
CHILDREN I N THE STATES TABLE 816 Firearm Death. Among Children Age. 0-19, by Cau.. Total" Homicide" Suicide Accidental Unknown State 1994 1995 1994 1995 1994 1995 1994 1995 1994 1995 Alabama 148 119 78 61 34 38 30 15 6 5 Alaska 28 19 7 7 14 8 7 4 0 0 Arizona 125 140 60 92 45 36 10 10 10 2 Arkansas 62 85 33 48 23 28 2 3 4 6 California 887 843 698 650 119 129 58 53 12 11 Colorado 67 63 26 28 35 26 3 8 3 1 Connecticut 53 29 35 23 14 5 4 I 0 0 Delaware 8 10 3 7 3 3 2 0 0 0 District ofColumbia 77 75 75 73 1 2 1 0 0 0 Florida 229 204 150 132 67 56 10 12 2 4 Georgia 188 154 III 94 55 46 16 14 6 0 Hawaii 9 3 0 2 8 1 1 0 0 0 Idaho 25 29 5 7 14 14 6 7 0 I llIinois 398 320 327 250 52 50 15 16 4 4 Indiana 118 117 59 59 44 40 13 15 2 3 Iowa 39 28 7 7 27 18 4 3 1 0 Kansas 63 49 33 28 22 16 6 5 2 0 Kentucky 73 59 22 20 33 27 18 12 0 0 Louisiana 211 174 137 115 49 37 15 19 10 3 Maine 14 6 6 0 8 5 0 1 0 0 Maryland 95 143 81 118 II 20 2 I 1 4 Massachusetts 46 40 36 32 9 8 I 0 0 0 Michigan 238 202 153 129 63 52 13 14 9 7 Minnesota 42 54 17 22 19 24 5 8 I 0 Mississippi 106 101 61 48 20 26 22 21 3 6 Missouri 164 139 99 84 30 40 29 11 6 4 Montana 23 20 4 4 11 13 7 2 1 I Nebraska 22 24 6 14 10 7 4 3 2 0 Nevada 42 44 20 17 15 21 4 5 3 1 New Hampshire 6 10 1 2 5 7 0 1 0 0 New Jersey 63 55 44 43 13 11 3 0 3 I New Mexico 49 37 21 17 24 20 3 0 1 0 New York 331 234 251 170 57 43 19 16 4 5 North Carolina 157 150 79 77 60 53 15 19 3 1 North Dakota 12 12 I 2 10 9 1 1 0 0 Ohio 154 132 71 64 62 46 20 19 1 3 Oklahoma 78 74 43 30 25 34 6 8 4 2 Oregon 55 57 19 18 26 28 9 10 1 I Pennsylvania 156 159 96 100 50 50 7 7 3 2 Rhode Island 6 6 4 6 1 0 1 0 0 0 South Carolina 80 66 49 26 15 24 16 14 0 2 South Dakota 14 13 0 2 10 7 4 4 0 0 Tennessee 127 137 65 75 38 40 23 16 1 6 Texas 523 462 319 289 151 126 38 32 15 15 Utah 45 54 14 14 30 37 0 2 1 1 Vermont 7 6 0 0 6 5 1 1 0 0 Virginia 116 106 67 65 37 29 9 10 3 2 Washington 93 75 43 37 37 29 8 7 5 2 West Virginia 25 28 4 10 14 15 4 3 3 0 Wisconsin 78 74 34 30 28 31 15 4 1 9 Wyoming 18 14 5 I 11 10 2 3 0 0 United States 5,793 5,254 3,579 3,249 1,565 1,450 512 440 137 115 a. Excluding fIrearm deaths by legal intervention (such as by law enforcement officials). Source: U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, National Center for Health Statistics, Division ofVital Statistics. Calculations by Children's Defense Fund. CHILDREN'S DEFENSE FUND 123
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