U.S. child immunization lags in global study
UNICEF leader James Grant says the United States stagnates while poorer nations advance in vaccinating children under age two for measles polio and diphtheria. The Clinton plan seeks 2.1 billion to expand free vaccines, with U.S. 2-year-old coverage estimated at 36 to 57 percent.
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Clinton looks toward center for court pick
President Clinton’s Supreme Court search leans toward centrism as he narrows to consensus builders and moderates. Names on a short list include Stephen Breyer and Bruce Babbitt, aiming to avert a polarized Senate fight while balancing experience and political practicality.
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White House ignored alarms on radical Justice nominee
President Clinton withdrew Lani Guinier from consideration for top civil rights post after warnings about her writings on minority representation. Critics labeled her ideas as radical, while White House aides and allies struggled to defend the nomination amid mounting Senate opposition.
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