Clinton calls for school funds in push on education
President Clinton urged Republicans to approve billions for school construction and education priorities, citing a Department of Education study showing 60 percent of U.S. schools need repairs at an estimated cost of 127 billion dollars. He pledged to stay at the negotiating table until funding and reform are secured.
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WV Governor Criticizes Clinton Gore Energy Policy
West Virginia Governor Cecil Underwood blasted the Clinton Gore administration on a national radio address for failing to craft a national energy policy. He argued U S energy producers are treated as enemies while urging more domestic energy, and attacked Gore's emissions goals as devastating to Appalachian coal mining and coal-fired plants.
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