Clinton directs agencies for new wireless services
President Clinton directed federal agencies to study relocating existing users from crowded airwaves to free frequencies for new wireless services. The move aims to unlock 3G capable bands, speed up data and video use, and boost U.S. tech competitiveness while addressing national security concerns. The FCC and Commerce Department must report by next month on real locating options.
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Bush challenges Gore on arms sales and Middle East policy
In Grand Rapids and Cedar Rapids campaigns, George W. Bush questioned Al Gore’s role in Russia’s arms sales to Iran and attacked Gore’s Middle East record as violence escalated in Yemen and Israel-Palestine. Gore canceled a meeting with Arab Americans to attend White House briefings amid crises.
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