White House rallies behind Clinton agenda despite Whitewater
White House aides insist Clinton's push on health care welfare reform and education remains on track despite Whitewater probes. They argue GOP restraint could aid passage as Hillary Clinton faced scrutiny over a 1978 79 commodities futures investment earning near 100000 from a Tyson Foods lawyer. The briefing followed a productive Easter week with Senate and House advancing education and lobbying reform measures and plans for welfare reform in late spring.
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Clinton signs bill to trim US payroll woes
President Clinton on vacation signed legislation allowing federal workers to take buyouts up to 25000 dollars if they resign or retire. The measure aims to shrink the federal workforce by about 12 percent over five years, reducing employment to below 2 million by fiscal 1999.
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Magnetic fields linked to higher leukemia risk study
Utility workers with high magnetic field exposure showed a threefold increase in risk for a type of leukemia in a new study. Authors caution the link does not prove causation and call for further research.
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