Clinton Bans Smoking in Federal Indoor Spaces
President Clinton and Vice President Gore announced an executive order prohibiting indoor smoking in all federal buildings and facilities under executive control with one year to comply. Outdoor bans apply only in front of air intake valves, while enclosed ventilated areas may permit smoking. The move aligns with broader tobacco control efforts and seeks to cut youth access, as Congress debates funds for FDA enforcement.
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Parental tax break sparking clash over education funding
Sen Paul Coverdell urged support for a tax break allowing up to 500 per child for private school or home schooling costs, challenging President Clinton who warned of a veto if it weakens public education. White House aides defended Clinton’s stance, citing charter and public system concerns.
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Clinton's approval rating climbs to 61 percent
Washington AP CBS News poll six months into Clinton's second term shows 61 percent approval among 971 adults, the highest of his presidency. It contrasts with July's 56 percent approval and mirrors early terms of Reagan and Eisenhower. Margin of error plus or minus three percent.
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