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It was seen as more of a"major problem" by: * Professional-Technical households * $12,500-$25,000 yearly income households This type of abuse was considered a"minor problem" by: * 35-44 year olds * $50,000-$75,d00 yearly income households Senior singles and 25-34 year olds were more likely to feel it was "not a prob�em" in Roseville. This problem ranked in the bottom half of the list. Gangs of juvenile delinqueats? Gangs were viewed as a"major problem" by six percent: MA�70R PROBLEM ..............................6� MINOR PROBLEM .............................48% NOT A PROBLEM .............................35% DON'T KNOW/REFUSED ........................11$ A total of fifty-four percent saw it as at least a"minor problem." Gangs were more often a"minor problem" for: * 5-9 unit apartment building residents * Clerical-Sales households * 35-44 year olds * $5U,000-$62,500 yearly income households They were "not a problem" for: * Senior singles * Some college education This issue ranked in the lower third of the list. Reakless drivinq? Reckless driving was seen as a"major problem" by twenty-six percent: MAJOR PROBLEM .............................26% MINOR PROBLEM .............................55� NOT A PROBLEM .............................16� DON'T KNOW/REFUSED .........................3� 83