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Ambulatory and Inpatient Procedures in the U.S.: 1996 (NCHS)

Surgeries by age, race, sex and region for individual procedures according to the International Classification of Disease Clinical Manual procedure code
Inpatient and ambulatory
127 pages in pdf format

America Votes (Richard Scammon)

Votes for President and Governor by state and county beginning 1952
Votes for Members of Congress by Congressional District beginning 1946
Only available in paper copy: Reference Room JK 1967 .A1 A68
Two-year time lag between the general elections and publication date

America's Best Hospitals (US News and World Report)

Originally reviewed 1800 hospitals
Ranks 135 hospitals in 17 specialties
Can also access rankings by name, specialty and geographic area

America's Career InfoNet

Data on employment trends (growth and shrinkage), wages, and training
Includes state wage and occupational information
Link to America's Job Bank

America's Demography in the New Century: Aging Baby Boomers and New Immigrants as Major Players (Milken Institute)

Analyzes migration and immigration patterns, 1990-1999 for states and metropolitan areas
New metropolitan areas serving as magnets for both baby boomers and immigrants
Focus on future marketing opportunities
Written by William Frey and Ross DeVol; released March 8, 2000

America's Military Population (Population Reference Bureau)

Demographic characteristics of the military in 2001/2002
Includes religion, sexual orientation, sex, race, occupation and rank, and state
Article appearing in Population Bulletin, December 2004

America's Wars (Library Spot)

Participants, deaths, and living veterans from individual wars, American Revolution to the Persian Gulf
Lists name, death date, and age of last veteran

American Cancer Society

Summary data on the incidence and survival rates of various forms of cancer
Extensive material classified by race

American Community Survey

Provides sample data updates to the Decennial Census beginning 2002 for all states and all places, Congressional Districts, counties and metropolitan areas of 65,000+ population
Data for places of 20,000+ expected in 2008, all governmental units regardless of size in 2010, and census tracts/block groups in 2012
ACS will replace the long-form Census data in 2010

American Customer Satisfaction Index (UMich Business School)

There are FOUR different surveys whose names are often confused: Consumer Satisfaction (UMich Business School), Consumer Confidence (Conference Board), Consumer Attitudes (UMich ICPSR), and Consumer Comfort (ABC/Washington Post.)