Clinton Lead Plays Nine Holes At Mink Meadows Golf Club
Hillary Rodham Clinton joined Bill Clinton and Vernon Jordan for nine holes at Mink Meadows Golf Club on the Vineyard. Clinton scored a 39 over nine holes while Jordan used a mulligan. official scores for Hillary were not disclosed as reporters tracked the First Couple’s public round.
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Wyoming still the winner in holes per vacation
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Brownie sculpture stands guard at A&P during Clinton visit
The 3600 pound brownie of the Clintons and Socks appeared in the A&P parking lot on Martha's Vineyard amid Clinton related promotions. Residents note the visit feels less novel as the first family becomes a summer fixture while crowds still gather to see the spectacle. Dana DeGregorio, A&P manager, says reception is relaxed and people show interest in seeing the president.
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Clinton reshapes education testing plan in reply to GOP
President Clinton outlined a rewritten national testing proposal from Martha’s Vineyard to address Republican fears of federal overreach. Tests would be developed by an independent board and more closely measure student achievement, while opponents warn of higher costs and greater federal intrusion.
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Education Department says NAEP shows mixed gains in 1996
The AP reports 1996 NAEP results for math and science show rising scores for older students while reading and writing trails remain flat. Scores range 0 to 500 with 17 year olds around 296 in science and 307 in math, contrasted with earlier years. writing and reading show modest or uneven progress. The assessment covered over 30,000 children and noted no universal reading or writing improvements across grades.
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