Cabinet candidates say no to top Clinton posts
Within 48 hours after Clinton's election three potential picks for CIA director—Oklahoma Senator David Boren, Admiral William Crowe, and Admiral Bobby Inman—declined. Crowe and Inman said they were not interested, while Boren ruled out a Cabinet post and favored pushing Clinton's legislative agenda.
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President elect Bill Clinton faces more than 100 vacant federal judgeships and could name about one quarter to one third of the 846 life-tenured judges. He may influence the Supreme Court outlook, with Justice Blackmun and White seen as potential retirements, while Clinton’s legal background suggests deeper involvement in nominations.
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