Money Magazine Best Places to Live Rates 300 metropolitan areas as places to live. Individual ratings for crime, housing, weather, education, economy, health, transit, and cultural factors. Available only in Adobe Acrobat format. While the NCES collects extensive data on education and schools, its primary Internet publication is the Digest of Education Statistics with national data on schools enrollment, teachers, finances, and educational outcomes. National Center for Health Statistics Large web site of birth statistics cross-classified by various factors, death statistics classified by cause, marriage, and divorce.
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Occupations include professional, administrative, technical, clerical, personnel, and computer staff. Use the Statistical Masterfile CD-ROM in the Documents Center to identify the publication number for an individual city. Factors include income, cost of living, housing, recreation, health care, and weather. Paper copy only. Data for states, counties, and metropolitan areas 1969-1994.