Health reform advocates push for broader coverage in Congress
In Washington, liberal senators urged 100 percent health coverage while backing Clinton’s 95 percent goal and criticizing Mitchell's reform bill. Protesters on the Capitol steps pressed for a government financed plan, as GOP leaders favored a more limited approach with subsidies and no mandates.
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Clinton vows more news conferences to boost image
President Clinton said mid conference that he plans to hold more news conferences on a regular basis to improve his image and inform the public. Advisers noted the change may reduce informal photo opportunities, with fewer access points for press officials and reporters.
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