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- Domestic Policymaking ill the Clinton-Gore While House 1993-2001: Selected Memoranda and Documents Health and Health Care Documents (Annex III 1/31/97 Memorandum for the President 11.1 From: Bruce Reed, Patricla.l. Flcrning Subject: Follow up
- I. Memo Bmcc Reed &. Elena Kagan to Chief of Staff re: Tobacco Negotiations, RESTRICTION 5110198 1'5 Spp. 2, MentO Bruce R\.'ed & Ekna Kagu:i 10 POTUS re: Tobacco Ncgot:u:ions Status 5112198 1'5 RCP0l1,4J)p. 3. Memo Bruce Reed & Elena
- . child care and Qut of school youth (ages 12-15) services; and $4.1 million for the Department of Labor to double its enforcement of domestic farm labor laws and significantly improve its data on and documentatIon ofagriCUltural .workers. Taken as n
- : Building Trust and Promoting Collaboration." The !wo day conference would be by Invitation only. The opening sessions could focus on Identifying and documenting the major sources of tension that undennlne bust and collaboration. That done, w~'d swing quicl
- . ,...' " THE WHITE HOUSE WASHINGTON ,.~/ April 11,1997 MEMORANDUM FOR TIlE PRESIDENT FROM: ., Bruce Reed Melanne VcrVeer Elena Kagan SUBJECT:' While House Conference on Early Childhood Development aru! Learning As you know, on Thursday
- ·' '11:. , " June 24. 1998 MEMORANDUM FOR THE PRESIDENT FROM: Bruce Reed, Elena Kagan Gene Sperling, Sally Katzen SUBJECT: Summer AMouncemems and Events Listed below are ideas for announcements and events that you could do this summer
NEC – America Reads
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- -documented. • A program focused 011 a~r-scbool and summer reading tutoring raisE'S questions about the efficacy of Title I and the overaH scnool program. • • ResPQD~e i Through ESEA rellumorivu:ion and other efforUi. ~e Department too is: working
- a plan which uses federal TANF dollars to replace existing . state social services spending. In Texas. the state spent less than one-third of its surplus from declining caseloads on welfare to work programs; the rest was used on state programs previously
- P, '97 sEi> 21pM2:18 THE WHITE HOUSE WASH,INGTQN :;;r '(-;,Zl~'i::·.n· "'!AS St.:~tt .7, .~ ~ -'li "" MEMORANDUM FOR THE September 19, 1997 PRE~ENT FROM: SUBJECT: · . Bruce Reed Elena Kagan Drc Weekly &e.poI1 '.1. Education - Laoor
- . While the focus would be on getting the notifications to families at the hignest.:.poverty schools, we would not need to be that restrictive and could reach a larger number than the Fattah legislation proposes. Our expectation is that 'we can provide
- . Major shipping line!. arc already threatening to relocate (0 Halifax if the 45~foot,deepening project does not begin to move, because these lines already are rurning away ships with 45~foat drafts. A current DOT study documents significant cargo
- reporting date (Feb 1999) is after the date we had hope to start negotiations thus delaying reform, Third, it is not clear at this point precisely-what mechanism win be the best one to get reform done-- and k!gislating a commiSSIon could restrict our
NEC – Gear Up [1]
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- of the debate over afTinmltivc acl\on centers around the tension of [) whether merit is being cOlllprollllscd ~llld 2) the impact on Innocent hystanders. Design standards such as restrictions against burdens all vested interest of innocent bystanders, ngid
- of positions, it might be argued that a central role for state governments could Increase the risk of political competition for designation and restrict opportunities in some states. Given these potential problerns,two other possi bilities should be noted
- growth f'J.le for discretionary spending reduces the size oftllc surpluses somewhat, it provides a conceptual basis for the Administration to support less restrictive limits on discrctiol1:u'Y spending for the ftltUfe, ISSliE 2: POLICY Clr..\ NGESCOULJ
- THE WHITE HOUSE WASHINGTON '\ MEMORANDUM FOR TIlE FROM: SUBJECT: Novembcr25, 199";' l'~mlNT -.", ~ ~ ~ ~~ ~, 1- 6/D
- November 5, 1998 MEMORANDUM FOR THE PRESIDENT FROM: Bruce Reed Gene Sperling Elena Kagan Sally Katzen SUBJECT: State orthe Union/Budget Ideas This memorimdwn provides a brief description of new ideas we are considering for the State
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- \vlthin him. n I r More n:ccntly, Hmvard PmfCbsot Jerome Kagan published a book cOlitcnding that there is a universal desire to "ec oneself as ethically upright. This desire explRins thJ power of conscience. Ir w:: wl;-,h It. sec ourselves as ethically
- Justice for constitutionally permissible ways to restrict gaog activity. One housing authority is using a two-strikes-and-out policy to evict repeat offenders. Stiffer sentences for criminals who wear bullet-proof vests. Target eriminsls With guns: Justice