Minnesota KIDS COUNT focuses on key risk indicators for children and describes the condition of children in each of Minnesota's 87 counties. According to this second annual report, another generation of children is at risk of growing up with decreasing resources, evidenced by increasing arrest rates for violent crimes and substantiated reports of child abuse and neglect. This report looks at three indicators of birth circumstances and health: (1) children born to teenage mothers; (2) children born at low birth weight; and (3) children not fully immunized. Three indicators of income are examined: (1) children in poverty; (2) children receiving Aid to Families with Dependent Children (AFDC); and (3) children eligible for free or reduced-price school lunches. Other indicators detailed are: (1) children dropping out of school; (2) children arrested for violent crime; (3) children abused or neglected; and (4) children dying violently. Section 1 deals with these indicators of risk, describing and analyzing each category. Section 2 presents county profiles for Minnesota. For each county, a brief description, map, demographic information (including population, number of children, number of children under age 6), and statistics under the categories of "Family Economics,""Birth Circumstances and Health," and "Signs of Trouble" are provided. An addendum is included, "1993 Substantiated Reports of Child Abuse and Neglect," divided by county. (BGC)