Government documents in the news

Government documents in the news

by University of Michigan. Documents Center, Grace York, Barbara Perles, Sherry Piontek

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Contains links to sites relating to topical news stories for 1995, with an emphasis on domestic, foreign, and military affairs; elections; governmental agencies; medical legislation; taxation and tax legislation; the President's State of the Union address; and the Whitewater Affair.

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