President outlines fall agenda

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Pres Clinton's plans for fall 1993 include reducing government bureaucracy, introducing a health-care reform plan, improving the public schools and ratifying the North American Free Trade Agreement. Critics claim that Clinton will not meet his goals because he has set too many of them.

Planning, National government, Federal government

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Clinton takes oath of office as the 42nd U.S. president; Gore sworn in as vice president

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Clinton assumed the presidency on Jan 20, 1993, giving the Democratic Party control of the White House for the first time in 12 years. The ascent of Clinton also marked a transition of government rule from members of the World War II generation to those of the baby-boom generation.

Presidents, Rites, ceremonies and celebrations, Presidential inaugurations, Inauguration Day

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Sanchez de Lozada to become president

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Gonzalo Sanchez de Lozada won the presidential election in Bolivia on Jun 9, 1993, with 36% of the vote. The elections were the first ones held under independent electoral court supervision, leading some candidates to ask for a new election due to irregularities.

Elections, Bolivia, Sanchez de Lozada, Gonzalo

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