Virginia Kelley Dies at 70 Mother of President Clinton
Virginia Cassidy Kelley, mother of President Bill Clinton, died in her sleep at age 70 after battling cancer. The Arkansas native endured single motherhood domestic abuse and the deaths of three husbands while shaping her son’s path to the presidency. A private service was planned in Hot Springs followed by burial in Hope.
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Kelley, mother of Arkansas governor, died after cancer battle
Sen. Dale Bumpers recalled Kelley as a strong, engaging figure who supported her son during his governorship and campaigns. She faced cancer first diagnosed in 1990, underwent a mastectomy, and continued to advocate for her son amid a recurrence last year while helping another child through addiction and prison.
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Pensions shortfall hits 53 billion, PBGC says
Washington report shows pension underfunding rising to 53 billion in 1992 with 72 percent concentrated in 50 companies in steel, auto, tire, and airline sectors. The Pension Benefit Guaranty Corp notes 235 billion in liabilities and 182 billion in assets, up from 38 billion in 1991, prompting calls for reform.
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Clinton admin halves textile import quota from China
Washington officials said the Clinton administration cut China's textile import quota by more than 1 billion dollars as retaliation for illegal shipments routed through other countries. Mickey Kantor announced the move after China refused resumed negotiations on stricter controls, with an estimated 2 billion dollars of illegal shipments yearly passing through at least 25 countries to the United States, risking more than 50,000 American jobs.
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