Welfare Reform Debate Highlights Child Care Strains
The Associated Press reports a National Center for Children in Poverty study noting many neighborhoods provide care for poor children at home but face poverty and stress. The study links welfare reform plans to higher maternal work rates and increased child care demand, especially in poor areas, with an estimated 4 million children in informal home care.
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Clinton defends presidency at New England town hall
President Clinton urged Americans to judge him by achievements not accusations during a three-state town hall broadcast in New England. He urged focus on problems and an election in 1996 while Hillary Clinton criticized constant, conspiracy-driven scrutiny as absurd and unfair to the first family.
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White House weighs legal defense fund for Clinton cases
A White House official said the president may set up a legal defense fund legal experts note donors could remain anonymous to protect privacy. David Kendall would lead the Whitewater defense and Robert Bennett would tackle Paula Jones civil harassment suit with Time magazine citing aides. Clinton's legal bills from the probe reportedly total 250000 to 500000 and could exceed 1 million. Terry Eastland says Clinton had little choice but to establish the fund.
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