Senate OKs Perry as defense secretary 97-0 vote
The Senate confirmed William Perry as defense secretary in a 97 to 0 vote. Perry, formerly the No 2 at the Pentagon, was sworn in at the Pentagon after President Clinton named him to replace Les Aspin. He is seen as a reform-minded scholar and tech expert in a changing defense era.
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New drug and alcohol tests set for transport workers
Transportation Secretary Pena announced comprehensive rules requiring random alcohol and drug testing for pilots, truckers, bus drivers, train crews, and others in safety sensitive roles. The program covers about 7.4 million workers with testing starting January 1995 for large employers and January 1996 for smaller ones.
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