Help Wanted as Clinton Team Struggles with Vacancies
Five months into Clinton's presidency the White House still has dozens of top posts open. Three AIDS adviser candidates declined, while key spots at the Pentagon and Environmental Protection Agency remain unfilled. Critics cite lengthy background checks and Senate delays as factors, with diversity goals adding to the timeline.
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