Which city is best to live in
A Harper's Magazine index ranks West and Southwest cities highest for livability while Newark, New Jersey, sits at the bottom. Seattle leads among the 50 largest cities in overall livability, though not in any single category. Chicago and New York appear poorly in several measures.
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Turbaned Sikh Sails Through Fort Ord Basic Training
Pvt Hari Nam Singh Elliott 23 Oswego Oregon tops basic training at Fort Ord wearing a turban and marked by the highest marksmanship and physical fitness scores. He was named outstanding graduate in his company and hopes to become an officer. Elliott has a long red beard and religiously symbolic jewelry. The only issue was fitting a gas mask over the beard.
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Ford reshapes White House staff in major reorganization
President Ford announced a sweeping staff realignment to strengthen decision making and widen access to the Oval Office. Presidential counselors Robert Hartman and John Marsh will report directly to him, along with legal counsel Philip Buden and Rumsfeld via a new reporting plan.
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Sugar price pact urged by sugar group leader
Ernest Jones Parry of the International Sugar Organization urged an international agreement to stabilize sugar prices. He argued the high wholesale price stems from a production shortage not industry manipulation and called for developing nations to boost output to help ease prices.
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