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<br />of He W Education and Welfare, (afore U.S. Senate Submmmmm m Alcmlu>lum and Narcotfim
<br />Lower The Drinking Age? Not In Florida, Please
<br />RECENT ALCOHOL STATISTICS
<br />From Statistical Releases of the Alcohol,
<br />Beverage Production
<br />Tobacco and Firearms Division of the U.S.
<br />Beer—Grain and other materials—total*
<br />Internal Revenue Service, for 12 months
<br />Grain products only
<br />F`sh
<br />Beer Production
<br />134,083,767 barrels
<br />' (31 gallons)
<br />Nine Production, including still, nat-
<br />Ethylene gas
<br />u� , <
<br />320,689,346 gallons
<br />Distilled Spirits production
<br />759,250,572 gallons
<br />•,
<br />Molasses
<br />1 3 - T a+'.
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<br />Vic:.
<br />ti
<br />284,176,000 gallons
<br />Other materials
<br />218,624,049 gallons
<br />Used per day
<br />2,750 tons
<br />Total grain used for beer & distilled
<br />spirits per day
<br />10,750 tons
<br />Census Bureau Figures (April 1, 1970)
<br />show U.9. population (18 or over) 141.5
<br />million
<br />Gallons of alcoholic beverages per capita
<br />Is as follows:
<br />Beer
<br />29.42 gallon -4
<br />Wine
<br />2.26 gallons
<br />Distilled :spirits
<br />5.36 gallons
<br />Total Production
<br />S
<br />per Capita
<br />(18 or over)
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<br />e ,.,.153
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<br />Stdbtka Saco, with but ane emptvm, are ba*d m statenaid bg t'etrwn E. Wdson, V.D.. of the U.S. DML
<br />of He W Education and Welfare, (afore U.S. Senate Submmmmm m Alcmlu>lum and Narcotfim
<br />Lower The Drinking Age? Not In Florida, Please
<br />RECENT ALCOHOL STATISTICS
<br />From Statistical Releases of the Alcohol,
<br />Beverage Production
<br />Tobacco and Firearms Division of the U.S.
<br />Beer—Grain and other materials—total*
<br />Internal Revenue Service, for 12 months
<br />Grain products only
<br />ending June 30, 1971.
<br />s Used per day.
<br />Beer Production
<br />134,083,767 barrels
<br />' (31 gallons)
<br />Nine Production, including still, nat-
<br />Ethylene gas
<br />ural and other wines
<br />320,689,346 gallons
<br />Distilled Spirits production
<br />759,250,572 gallons
<br />Materials Used In Alcoholic
<br />Beverage Production
<br />$ 21.7 billion
<br />Beer—Grain and other materials—total*
<br />5,887,943,412 pounds
<br />Grain products only
<br />5,643,116,987 pounds
<br />s Used per day.
<br />8,000 + tons
<br />Wine—no information given
<br />Distilled Spirits --Grain products—total"
<br />2,005,931,437 pounds
<br />Ethylene gas
<br />655,925,834 pounds
<br />Butane gas
<br />15,181,057 pounds
<br />Other materials
<br />554,568 pounds
<br />Molasses
<br />7,768,671 gallons
<br />Ethyl Sulphate
<br />140,270,9.54 gallons
<br />Sulphate liquors
<br />284,176,000 gallons
<br />Other materials
<br />218,624,049 gallons
<br />Used per day
<br />2,750 tons
<br />Total grain used for beer & distilled
<br />spirits per day
<br />10,750 tons
<br />Census Bureau Figures (April 1, 1970)
<br />show U.9. population (18 or over) 141.5
<br />million
<br />Gallons of alcoholic beverages per capita
<br />Is as follows:
<br />Beer
<br />29.42 gallon -4
<br />Wine
<br />2.26 gallons
<br />Distilled :spirits
<br />5.36 gallons
<br />Total Production
<br />'37.04 gallons
<br />per Capita
<br />(18 or over)
<br />Total Expenditures for alcoholic beverages,
<br />1970
<br />$ 21.7 billion
<br />Per capita expenditures (18 or over)
<br />$153.35
<br />Per capita expenditures (drinkers IA or
<br />older) 70'/., of total population
<br />$218.00
<br />Total Expenditures by alcoholics and de-
<br />pendent drinkers
<br />$ 17.66 billion
<br />Total Expenditures by other drinkers
<br />$ 4.04 billion
<br />Perrentn&c of !olid consumed by alcoholics
<br />and di -pendent drinkers
<br />s0 %
<br />FOUR FIFTHS OF ALL ALCOHOLIC
<br />BEVERAGES ARE CONSUMED BY
<br />THE ALCOHOLICS AND DEPENDENT
<br />DRINKERS - ONE FIFTH OF THE
<br />DRINKING POPULATION -
<br />FOUR FIFTHS OF THE VAST PROFITS
<br />OF THE LIQUOR INTERESTS COME
<br />FROM SALES TO ALCOHOLICS AND
<br />DEPENDENT DRINKERS -THE DIRECT
<br />VICTIMS OF ALCOHOLIC DAMAGE.
<br />TO
<br />FOUR FIFTHS OF ALL LIQUOR
<br />TAXES ARE PAID BY THE ALCOHOLICS
<br />AND DEPENDENT DRINKERS - OVER
<br />$ 5 BILLION PER YEAR
<br />NOV 171977
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