Clinton has yet to veto any bill in 2 1/2 years
Washington AP reports President Clinton has not vetoed a bill in over half his term, unusual for a president. Analysts note the lack of veto power may weaken his credibility and highlight contrasts with historic veto activity by FDR and other presidents. The looming first veto targets a spending bill with disaster aid and pet projects.
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First Lady urges HIV testing for pregnant women
Hillary Rodham Clinton urged pregnant women to get HIV tests to save babies at a Pediatric AIDS Foundation event co founded by Elizabeth Glaser. Paul Glaser spoke as officials note about 6,000 HIV infected mothers give birth yearly in the United States.
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Clinton Signs Bill to Reduce Federal Paperwork
President Clinton signed the Paperwork Reduction Act of 1995 directing agencies to cut red tape and allow electronic form filling where feasible. The act, passed unanimously in a GOP-led Congress, gives the OMB authority to review and simplify paperwork requirements.
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