Clinton names DC control board with Brimmer chair
President Clinton appointed Andrew Brimmer and two others to a five member DC Financial Responsibility and Management Assistance Authority to oversee the district finances. Brimmer will chair the board. Joyce Ladner and Constance Newman also named. The action follows auditors warning of potential insolvency and a looming deficit as the $325 billion budget faces a shortfall up to 722 million.
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Federal OK for California nuclear waste dump stirs debate
Interior Secretary Bruce Babbitt faces sharp criticism from environmentalists and Governor Pete Wilson over a land transfer 20 miles from the Colorado River for a low level waste site. Wilson cites conditions on buried waste limits while groups warn of water contamination and accuse the Clinton administration of bowing to the nuclear industry and delaying hearings and legal review.
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Lemelson Donates 104 Million to Smithsonian Center
Inventor Jerome Lemelson unveils a 104 million gift to the Smithsonian Institution to fund the Jerome Lemelson Center for the Study of Invention and Innovation at the National Museum of American History. The donation marks the largest single gift in the museum's 149 year history and aims to inspire youth with invention and economic potential.
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