Bush age records spark debate on presidential longevity
Washington AP reports President Bush, age 64 at inauguration, stands as the fourth oldest to hold the office behind Reagan Harrison and Buchanan. Dr Burton Lee, White House physician, says he is ten years younger than his stated age and remains active, jogging and playing tennis, with aging not evident in his vitality.
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Bush's mission to cut acid rain and smog
The White House will unveil sharp cuts in air pollutants and a plan to overhaul federal air quality laws, marking the first White House led effort in nearly a decade. President Reagan did not send clean air legislation to Congress during his eight years.
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