Pentagon bases sale forecast falls far short of plan
GAO says revenues from 120 base closings initiated in 1988 and 1991 totalled just 91.6 million, with 88 percent of land retained or handed to other agencies, far below the 4.1 billion projected and 1.2 billion revised in 1994.
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Clinton backs moment of silence in schools roots traced to Arkansas
President Clinton has a history of supporting a moment of silence in public schools and now weighs a compromise approach rather than a full constitutional amendment for school prayer. He previously backed a brief silence and meditation bill in Arkansas as governor, though it was repealed in 1993. White House aides say he may push for a moment of silence legislatively to avoid a constitutional route.
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Governors fear GOP to balance budget on states backs
White Sulphur Springs West Virginia AP Governors fear the new GOP leadership will balance the budget on state taxpayers. Howard Dean Vermont and Mike Leavitt Utah warn a constitutional deficit bar shifts burden to states and locals.
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