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Odessa American

Location

Odessa, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 24, 1999

Page

3

Bradley aims for January Iowa push in bid for GOP backing

Bradley plans a 20 day January campaign in Iowa to gain momentum for the Democratic nomination. He trails Gore in delegates and organization, with primaries beginning late January and a March California firewall for Gore. Bradley stresses early wins to influence super delegates and boost New Hampshire prospects.

Sioux City Iowa Bill Bradley al Gore New Hampshire Bradley Gore Congress California New Jersey Michael Gronstal Council Bluffs Nate Parker New Hamrhkre Arizona John McCain George W. Bush McCain Des Moines Democratic National Committee Norm Ornstein American Enterprise Institute

Clinton appoints four new recess nominees

President Clinton named Mark Schneider to head the Peace Corps and designated Robert Walke as acting undersecretary at Veterans Affairs. Luis Lauredo becomes permanent representative to the OAS and Gregory Stewart is named EEOC general counsel, as part of a new round of recess appointments amid Senate friction with Inhofe.

Washington Clinton Mark Schneider Peace Corps James Inhofe R-Okla Congress White House Robert Walke Veterans’ Affairs Department Luis Lauredo Organization of American States Gregory Stewart Equal Employment Opportunity Commission

Environmental groups rate Carter's and Nixon's policies

Conservationists like Theodore Roosevelt and Rachel Carson note Carter and Nixon earned credit for major environmental protections in the 20th century. The Sierra Club and The Wilderness Society highlight the Alaska lands act and NEPA and Endangered Species Acts, with Nixon credited for EPA creation and the Clean Water Act.

Theodore Roosevelt Rachel Carson Richard Nixon Jimmy Carter Carter Alaska Sierra Club The Wilderness Society Nixon US. Court of Appeals Michael Francis National Forests For Roosevelt National Park Service Sierra Environmental Protection Agency John Muir Carson Jacques Cousteau Clinton

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