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Clinton Presidential Records Digital Records Marker This is not a presidential record. This is used as an administrative marker by the William J. Clinton Presidential Library Staff. This marker identifies the place of a tabbed divider. Given our digitization capabilities, we are sometimes unable to adequately scan such dividers. The title from the original document is indicated below. HRC Bio/ Record Divider Title: HRC Foreign Travel by Country 6/16/10 Date (arr) Date (dep) Country City 10/17/1997 10/18/1997 Argentina Bariloche 10/15/1997 10/19/1997 Argentina Buenos Aires 11/21/1996 Australia Cairns 11/20/1996 11/21/1996 Australia Canberra 11/21/1996 11/23/1996 Australia Port Douglas 11/19/1996 11/20/1996 Australia Sydney 7/12/1997 Austria Grinzing 7/12/1997 Austria Klosterneuberg 7/13/1997 7/16/1997 Austria Salzburg 7/10/1997 7/13/1997 Austria Vienna 4/2/1995 4/4/1995 Bangladesh Dhaka 4/2/1995 4/4/1995 Bangladesh Jessore 5/9/1997 Barbados Bridgetown 1/15/1993 1/16/1993 Belarus Minsk 12/2/1996 12/4/1996 Bolivia La Pez 3/25/1996 Bosnia Tuzla 12/22/1997 Bosnia Sarajevo 12/22/1997 Bosnia Tuzla 3/31/1998 Botswana Gaborone 3/31/1998 Botswana Kasane 10/14/1995 10/16/1995 Brazil Brasilia 10/13/1997 10/14/1997 Brazil Brasilia 10/14/1995 10/16/1995 Brazil Salvador de Bahai 10/14/1997 10/15/1997 Brazil Sao Paulo 10/15/1997 Brazil Rio de Janiero 10/11/1998 10/12/1998 Bulgaria Sofia 6/15/1995 6/17/1995 Canada Nova Scotia 2/23/1995 2/24/1995 Canada Ottawa 6/15/1995 6/17/1995 Canada Halifax 9/29/1998 9/30/1998 Chile Santiago 4/18/1998 Chile Temuco 10/12/1995 10/14/1995 Chile Santiago 4/15/1998 4/19/1998 Chile Santiago 4/17/1998 Chile Valpariso-Vina del Mar 6/26/1998 6/29/1998 China Beijing 7/2/1998 China Guilin 7/2/1998 7/3/1998 China Hong Kong 6/29/1998 7/2/1998 China Shanghai 6/25/1998 6/26/1998 China Xi'an 9/4/1995 9/7/1995 China Beijing 5/7/1997 5/9/1997 Costa Rica San Jose 7/3/1996 7/6/1996 Czech Republic Prague 10/12/1998 10/13/1998 Czech Republic Prague 3/6/1995 3/8/1995 Denmark Copenhagen 11/20/1998 11/21/1998 Dominican Republic Punta Cana 10/25/1994 Dominican Republic Santo Domingo 10/25/1994 Egypt Cairo 3/21/1999 3/23/1999 Egypt Cairo 3/23/1999 3/25/1999 Egypt Giza 11/16/1998 11/18/1998 Egypt Luxor 3/25/1995 Egypt Cairo 5/15/1998 5/16/1995 El Salvador San Salvador 6/4/1994 England Cambridge 5/16/1998 5/18/1998 England Cambridge 6/4/1994 England Chequers 6/4/1994 England London 6/8/1994 England London 6/8/1994 England London 11/29/1995 11/30/1995 England London 5/29/1997 England London 9/5/1997 9/6/1997 England London 10/31/1997 11/2/1997 England London 5/18/1998 England London 5/13/1999 England London 6/8/1994 England Oxford 6/8/1994 England Oxford 6/4/1994 6/6/1994 England Portsmouth 6/4/1994 England Birmingham 7/8/1996 7/9/1996 Estonia Tallin 7/9/1996 7/11/1996 Finland Helsinki 6/6/1994 France Caen 5/12/1998 France Chaumeil 5/12/1998 France Correze 5/12/1998 France Limoges 6/26/1996 7/1/1996 France Lyon 6/6/1994 France Normandy 6/6/1994 France Omaha Beach 6/6/1994 6/8/1994 France Paris 5/12/1998 5/14/1998 France Paris 6/16/1999 6/17/1999 France Paris 5/12/1998 France Tulle 6/26/1996 7/1/1996 France Paris 5/27/1997 France Paris 6/6/1994 France Point du Hoc 6/6/1994 France Utah Beach 6/6/1994 France Utah Beach 3/24/1996 3/25/1996 Germany Baumholder 7/10/1994 7/12/1994 Germany Bonn 6/19/1999 6/21/1999 Germany Cologne 7/10/1994 7/12/1994 Germany Ludwigshafen 7/10/1994 7/12/1994 Germany Ramstein AFB 12/2/1995 Germany Ramstein AFB 3/24/1996 3/25/1996 Germany Ramstein AFB 3/28/1996 3/31/1996 Greece Athens 3/28/1996 3/31/1996 Greece Delphi 3/28/1996 3/31/1996 Greece Olympia 11/18/1998 11/19/1998 Guatemala Antigua 11/18/1998 11/19/1998 Guatemala Guatemala City 11/19/1998 Guatemala Tikal 11/22/1998 Haiti Perrier Fatima 11/22/1998 Haiti Pignon 11/21/1998 11/22/1998 Haiti Port-au-Prince 11/16/1998 Honduras Soto Cano Military Base 11/16/1998 Honduras Tegucigulpa 7/6/1996 7/8/1996 Hungary Budapest 10/10/1999 Iceland Reyjavik 3/27/1995 3/30/1995 India Agra 3/27/1995 3/30/1995 India New Delhi 11/13/1994 11/16/1994 Indonesia Jakarta 11/13/1994 11/16/1994 Indonesia Yogyakarta 9/4/1998 Ireland Adare 10/30/1997 10/31/1997 Ireland Dublin 9/3/1998 9/4/1998 Ireland Dublin 5/11/1999 5/12/1999 Ireland Galway 9/5/1998 Ireland Limerick & Southwest 11/10/1997 Ireland Shannon 10/10/1998 10/11/1998 Ireland Shannon 10/13/1998 Ireland Shannon 12/15/1998 Israel Bethelhem 12/14/1998 Israel Gaza City 10/27/1994 Israel Jerusalem 10/27/1994 Israel Jerusalem 10/27/1994 Israel Tel Aviv 11/5/1995 11/6/1995 Israel Tel Aviv 12/12/1998 Israel Tel Aviv 12/12/1998 12/15/1998 Israel Jerusalem 12/15/1998 Israel Tel Aviv 3/25/1996 Italy Aviano 12/22/1997 Italy Aviano 6/22/1999 Italy Aviano 7/7/1994 7/10/1994 Italy Mt. 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The daughter of Dorothy Rodham and the late Hugh Rodham, she and her two younger brothers grew up in Park Ridge, Illinois, as part of a close-knit family. After graduating from Wellesley College in 1969, Hillary enrolled in Yale Law School, where she developed a strong concern for protecting the interests of children and families, and met Bill Clinton, a fellow law student. Hillary married Bill Clinton in 1975. Their daughter, Chelsea, was born in 1980. While her husband served as governor of Arkansas, Hillary founded Arkansas Advocates for Children and Families, introduced Arkansas' Home Instruction Program for Preschool Youth, and worked tirelessly on behalf of children and families, while practicing law in Little Rock. She served on boards of organizations including the Children's Defense Fund and the American Bar Association Commission on Women in the Profession. Upon taking office in 1993, President Clinton made health care reform one of the highest priorities of his Administration. He asked the First Lady to chair the Task Force on National Health Care Reform, and she continues to be a leading advocate for improving health care quality and providing health insurance for the uninsured and the underinsured. Her deep commitment to children has led the First Lady to champion an ambitious effort to increase immunizations for preschool-age children, push for an expansion of children's health insurance coverage, advocate for innovative prenatal care, and raise awareness of the impact of tobacco on children. In 1996, the First Lady authored It Takes a Village and Other Lessons Children Teach Us, a national call for all sectors of society to take responsibility for our children. In her book, the First Lady emphasizes that while parents are the most important influence in their children's lives, and have the primary responsibility in raising them, society also plays an important role in rearing our nation's children. She stresses that ultimately children will thrive only if all of society provides for them. In addition, since 1995, the First Lady has penned a weekly syndicated newspaper column, "Talking It Over". In this column, she draws upon her experiences as First Lady and on her observations of women, children, and families she has met across the country and around the world. In 1997, the First Lady, along with the President, hosted two important conferences on children's issues. The First Lady played a strong role at the White House Conference on Early Childhood Development and Learning, where experts emphasized that the success a child has in reaching their full potential is influenced by what they experience during their critical early years. The White House Conference on Child Care drew attention to the struggles our nation's working parents face in finding child care they can afford, trust and rely on. This conference played an important role in developing the President's historic child care initiative - - the largest investment in child care in our nation's history - - to make child care better, safer, and more affordable for America's working families. The First Lady helped create the White House Millennium Council to engage all Americans in marking the millennial milestone. Through such millennium projects as Millennium Evenings at the White House and the Save America's Treasures partnership, the First Lady has encouraged all Americans to "Honor the Past, Imagine the Future" to remind us to preserve our culture and heritage and to enhance life for future generations. The First Lady has also worked tirelessly to reform our nation's foster care system and promote adoption. Through meetings with adoptive families and children in foster care, writings and speeches, the First Lady has focused on making it easier for children to move from foster care to permanent homes, and on increasing the number of adoptions. The First Lady played an important role in legislative reform, and was central to the passage of the Adoption and Safe Family Act of 1997. In addition to her work at home, the First Lady serves as a goodwill ambassador for the United States during her visits abroad. From Europe to Asia, Africa to Latin America, the First Lady takes her message of human rights, health care, and economic empowerment for women across the globe. During her trips, the First Lady has advocated for human rights, promoted microcredit as a means to economic self- sufficiency, pushed for equality in education for girls and boys, and spoken of the importance of health care with an emphasis on meeting the critical needs of women and children, including family planning and safe motherhood. She has also been a leading voice for democracy building, for women's rights, and for the developing of a voluntary sector in emerging democracies. Like her predecessors, First Lady Hillary Rodham Clinton brings to the role of First Lady of the United States her own special talents, experience, and interests. ### LEXIS®-NEXIS® View Printable Page http://www.nexis.com/research/search/submitViewTagged nexis.com SM 1. Newsweek, May 8, 2000, U.S. Edition, SPECIAL REPORT; Pg. 75, 844 words, Parenting a Teen..., By Hillary Rodham Clinton 2. Heritage Foundation Reports, October 15, 1999, THE HERITAGE LECTURES; No. 646; Pg. 1, 6294 words, HOW THE MEDICARE BUREAUCRACY THREATENS PATIENT PRIVACY 3. Chattanooga Times / Chattanooga Free Press, January 10, 1999, Sunday, LIFESTYLE; Pg. E4, 788 words, President Proposes Tax Credit for Caregivers, By HILLARY CLINTON 4. Chattanooga Free Press, August 2, 1998, Sunday, LIFESTYLE; Pg. I3, 792 words, TALKING IT OVER; Turning The Tide In The Battle Against Breast Cancer, By HILLARY R. CLINTON 5. Chattanooga Free Press, June 21, 1998, Sunday, WEEKEND; Pg. J6, 843 words, TALKING IT OVER BY; America's 11 Most-Endangered Historic Places, By HILLARY R. CLINTON 6. Chicago Tribune, June 4, 1998 Thursday, NORTH SPORTS FINAL EDITION, COMMENTARY; Pg. 21; ZONE: N, 518 words, FOND RECOLLECTIONS FROM A FORMER 'GOLDWATER GIRL', By Hillary Rodham Clinton. Creators Syndicate. 7. Ebony, June, 1998, AFRICA; Pg. 52, 2002 words, THE FIRST LADY'S AFRICAN DIARY, By Hillary Rodham Clinton 8. Newsweek, November 24, 1997, UNITED STATES EDITION, INTERNATIONAL; Pg. 46, 603 words, Report From the Road, BY HILLARY RODHAM CLINTON 9. Chicago Tribune, September 21, 1997 Sunday, CHICAGOLAND FINAL EDITION, WOMANEWS; Pg. 3B; ZONE: CN; OPINION. HER SAY., 793 words, MOTHER TERESA'S GIFT OF LOVE' RENEWED THE HUMAN SPIRIT, By Hillary Rodham Clinton. Special to the Tribune. 10. The New York Times, August 5, 1997, Tuesday, Late Edition - Final, Section A; Page 19; Column 1; Editorial Desk, 748 words, Our Chance for Healthier Children, By Hillary Rodham Clinton, WASHINGTON 11. Chattanooga Free Press, July 27, 1997, Sunday, LIFESTYLE; Pg. 15, 768 words, Kids' Inoculations Are On The Upswing, By HILLARY R. CLINTON 12. Chattanooga Free Press, April 13, 1997, Sunday, LIFESTYLE; Pg. K3, 794 words, TALKING IT OVER; Is Child Care Harmful To Kids?, By HILLARY R. CLINTON 13. Chicago Sun-Times, August 4, 1996, SUNDAY, Late Sports Final Edition, EDITORIAL; Pg. 32, 598 words, Olympic spirit: dead or alive?, By Hillary Rodham Clinton 14. Chicago Sun-Times, July 28, 1996, SUNDAY, Late Sports Final Edition, EDITORIAL; Pg. 34, 726 words, Olympics brings out the heroes, By Hillary Rodham Clinton 15. Chicago Sun-Times, June 23, 1996, SUNDAY, Late Sports Final Edition, EDITORIAL; Pg. 40, 687 words, Let's back summer activities for kids, By Hillary Rodham Clinton 16. Chicago Sun-Times, May 27, 1996, MONDAY, Late Sports Final Edition, EDITORIAL; Pg. 21, 695 words, Let's Keep Hope In the Picture, By Hillary Rodham Clinton 17. Chicago Sun-Times, April 28, 1996, SUNDAY, Late Sports Final Edition, EDITORIAL; Pg. 50, 708 words, Cuts Betray Promise of Justice for All, By Hillary Rodham Clinton 18. Chicago Sun-Times, April 7, 1996, SUNDAY, Late Sports Final Edition, EDITORIAL; Pg. 30, 647 words, Our Debt to Greece, By Hillary Rodham Clinton 19. Chicago Sun-Times, March 24, 1996, SUNDAY, Late Sports Final Edition, EDITORIAL; Pg. 46, 584 words, Lady Bird's Legacy Grows; Former first lady's effort to beautify America planted seeds across nation., By Hillary Rodham Clinton 20. Chicago Sun-Times, March 10, 1996, SUNDAY, Late Sports Final Edition, EDITORIAL; Pg. 40, 706 words, Turning Point On Whitewater, By Hillary Rodham Clinton 21. Chicago Sun-Times, February 25, 1996, SUNDAY, Late Sports Final Edition, EDITORIAL; Pg. 38, 713 words, Islam in America, By Hillary Rodham Clinton 22. Chicago Sun-Times, February 20, 1996, TUESDAY, Late Sports Final Edition, EDITORIAL; Pg. 25, 710 words, 'Semper Fi' Doesn't Always Go Both Ways, By Hillary Rodham Clinton 23. The Detroit News, February 18, 1996, Sunday, Opinion;, 648 words, Military AIDS law deserves repeal, By Hillary Clinton 24. The Detroit News, February 11, 1996, Sunday, Opinion;, 625 words, Stop insurers from denying coverage, By Hillary Rodham Clinton 1 of 6 9/12/2000 11:53 AM LEXIS®-NEXIS® View Printable Page http://www.nexis.com/research/search/submitViewTagged 25. Newsweek, January 15, 1996, UNITED STATES EDITION, NATIONAL AFFAIRS; Pg. 30, 2897 words, 'It Takes a Village', By Hillary Rodham Clinton, From "IT TAKES A VILLAGE And Other Lessons Children Teach Us," by Hillary Rodham Clinton. To be published by Simon & Shuster, Inc. Copyright © 1996 by Hillary Rodham Clinton. 26. The Detroit News, December 10, 1995, Sunday, Opinion;, 634 words, Women: A force for peace in Ireland, By Hillary Rodham Clinton 27. The Detroit News, October 22, 1995, Sunday, Opinion;, 684 words, Fight back against breast cancer, By Hillary Clinton 28. The Detroit News, October 15, 1995, Sunday, Opinion;, 635 words, Following Mrs. Roosevelt's footsteps, By Hillary Clinton 29. The Detroit News, October 08, 1995, Sunday, Opinion;, 628 words, From bungalow to the White House, By Hillary Rodham Clinton 30. The Detroit News, September 17, 1995, Sunday, Opinion;, 634 words, Don't take education for granted, By Hillary Rodham Clinton 31. The Detroit News, September 10, 1995, Sunday, Opinion;, 627 words, Women's rights are human rights', By Hillary Rodham Clinton, BEIJING 32. Chicago Tribune, September 7, 1995 Thursday, NORTH SPORTS FINAL EDITION, PERSPECTIVE; Pg. 27; ZONE: N, 631 words, SPEAKING FOR THE RIGHTS OF WOMEN WORLDWIDE, (By Hillary Rodham Clinton); Hillary Rodham Clinton is first lady of the United States. 33. The Detroit News, August 27, 1995, Sunday, Opinion;, 651 words, Women owe it to ourselves' to vote, By Hillary Clinton 34. The Detroit News, August 20, 1995, Sunday, Opinion;, 641 words, Europeans have a way with vacations, By Hillary Clinton 35. The Detroit News, August 02, 1995, Wednesday, Opinion;, 684 words, A wake-up call for adoption crisis, By Hillary Rodham Clinton 36. Capital Times (Madison, WI.), July 24, 1995, Monday, ALL EDITIONS, Pg. 1D, 726 words, 'TALKING IT OVER' WITH THE FIRST LADY, By Hillary Clinton 37. The Detroit News, July 23, 1995, Sunday, Opinion;, 638 words, Think more about human dimension, By Hillary Clinton 38. The New York Times, June 21, 1995, Wednesday, Late Edition - Final, Section A; Page 19; Column 1; Editorial Desk, 659 words, Arts for Our Sake, By Hillary Rodham Clinton; Hillary Rodham Clinton is honorary chairwoman of the President's Committee on the Arts and Humanities. This article is based on her remarks at the Metropolitan Museum of Art earlier this month. 39. Capital Times (Madison, WI.), May 29, 1995, Monday, ALL EDITIONS, Pg. 1C, 1771 words, HOW TO JUMP-START PROSPERITY; INVESTING IN WOMEN, By Hillary Rodham Clinton 40. THE PHOENIX GAZETTE, May 16, 1995 Tuesday, Final, EDITORIAL/OPINION, Pg. B13, 999 words, HILLARY'S LESSONS FROM THE ROAD; AROUND THE WORLD, INVESTING IN WOMEN PAYING OFF, By Hillary Rodham Clinton 41. THE ARIZONA REPUBLIC, March 16, 1995 Thursday, Final Chaser, EDITORIAL/OPINION; Pg. B5, 1316 words, SPIRIT OF COMPASSION FOR CHILDREN ATTACKED, By Hillary Rodham Clinton 42. Newsweek, January 16, 1995, UNITED STATES EDITION, NATIONAL AFFAIRS; Welfare; Pg. 22, 1800 words, The Fight Over Orphanages, BY HILLARY RODHAM CLINTON 43. Information Bank Abstracts, WALL STREET JOURNAL, January 13, 1995, Friday, Section A; Page 14, Column 4, 17 words, NOTABLE & QUOTABLE, BY HILLARY RODHAM CLINTON 44. Roll Call, June 13, 1994, 1574 words, The President Says, 'We Must.' We Will. Seize the Moment: Provide Private Health Coverage for All, Guaranteed, By Hillary Rodham Clinton 45. Information Bank Abstracts, WALL STREET JOURNAL, May 5, 1994, Thursday, Section B; Page 7, Column 5, 45 words, HILLARY CLINTON URGED BY SOME REPUBLICANS TO RELEASE TRADE FILE, BY HILLARY RODHAM CLINTON 46. Information Bank Abstracts, WALL STREET JOURNAL, May 5, 1994, Thursday, Section B; Page 7, Column 5, 45 words, HILLARY CLINTON URGED BY SOME REPUBLICANS TO RELEASE TRADE FILE, BY HILLARY RODHAM CLINTON 2 of 6 9/12/2000 11:53 AM LEXIS®-NEXIS® View Printable Page http://www.nexis.com/research/search/submitViewTagged 47. The San Diego Union-Tribune, February 6, 1993, Saturday, LOCAL; Pg. B-5, Ed. 5; Pg. B-14, Ed. 4, 207 words, UCSD professor on task force for health care, Duerksen School of Medicine, is headed to Washington for three months to work with the president's task force on health-care reform headed by Hillary Rodham Clinton. 48. Information Bank Abstracts, WALL STREET JOURNAL, February 5, 1993, Friday, Section A; Page 12, Column 1, 44 words, FIRST LADY, SENATORS MEET TO DISCUSS HEALTH CARE, BY HILLARY CLINTON 49. Arkansas Democrat-Gazette, July 25, 1990, Wednesday, 221 words, SEE END OF TEXT Add rice to fluff up puddings, IRENE WASSELL Rice is the different ingredient here. Everyone has made a lemon pudding, but have you ever added cooked rice to it." I thought maybe I'd start practicing when I got to Little Rock, but there were not any women in any of the major law firms," she said. There were not many women lawyers, period." While at UA, she had met a couple of lawyers from the Rose Law Firm, one of Little Rock's most prominent. She accepted an invitation to join their firm. In the public eye Her husband's rising political profile pushed Hillary Clinton into the public spotlight, and it wasn't always flattering. Years later, friends still would tease her about "the frizzy hair and the horn-rimmed glasses" that have given way to a softer, more sophisticated look." I have been trying to wear contact lenses since I was 16," she said recently as she sat in her law office, "but I could never get the hard lenses to stay in my eyes." I'm really nearsighted, so I had a choice either try to wear hard contacts and not see or wear my glasses, SO obviously I wore my glasses." She now is able to wear soft contact lenses." And I like to experiment with my hair. I mean, I don't even know what it's going to look like this time next year," she said. I just think you should have some fun with your life and not take yourself real seriously." She focused her serious attention on politics and public causes. In 1976, she helped organize Jimmy Carter's presidential primary fight in Indiana. A year later, President Carter appointed her to the board that hands out federal money to the nation's legal-aid bureaus She became chairman of the board before leaving in 1980. Back in Arkansas, she was a founder and first president of the Arkansas Advocates for Children and Families in 1977, which sought legislation to improve the lives of needy children. But her most high-profile position was as chairwoman of the state Education Standards Committee. Her husband appointed her to the education-reform panel when it was established in 1983, brushing aside the counsel of advisers worried about the potential for controversy and failure. All the worry came to naught. The committee held hearings in all 75 Arkansas counties. Hillary Clinton was impressive at all stops with her persuasive oratory skills, her political savvy, her grasp of educational problems and her ideas for solutions." I think we've elected the wrong Clinton," state Rep. Lloyd George of Danville remarked at one point as the first lady briefed a legislative committee on the standards. The governor has said such comments don't offend him. One of the best arguments for his re-election, he said, is that his wife can stay on and serve the state. Even some of the governor's harshest critics agree." She has been of tremendous benefit to the state because of her intelligent counsel to her husband, her progressive values and what I believe to be a sincere commitment to education and children," said t, the Arkansas Gazette's political editor. The first lady has accused Brummett and other journalists of being "obsessed" with her husband and unfairly criticizing him. Brummett responded that the first lady has a "bunker mentality." But that's about as strong as the public criticism of the first lady gets. The Arkansas Education Association has complained loudly about the Clintons' insistence that teachers be tested on basic skills as part of the education-reform package. And the AEA has declined to endorse either of Bill Clinton's two re-election bids since the test was administered in 1985. The current AEA president, Sid Johnson of Fort Smith, now plays down any lingering bitterness." The AEA leadership now is looking to the future and we're not trying to place blame on anybody," Johnson said. " We're taking them at their word that teacher salaries will be a priority with them with the legislature convenes in January." To her credit Hillary Clinton's has a long list of other credentials. She chairs the Children's Defense Fund, and she and Edelman, the fund's founder and president, each calls the other the country's leading expert on children's issues." She's a consistent, strong and long-time voice for children, and the kind of leadership she's provided on education in Arkansas has certainly had a national impact," Edelman said from fund headquarters in Washington. I'm grateful that she is my boss and my friend." Robert Mac Crate, a New York lawyer, was president of the American Bar Association when the ABA's Commission on Women in the Profession was created in 1987. Sight unseen, he appointed Hillary Clinton as the commission's first chairman on the recommendations 3 of 6 9/12/2000 11:53 AM LEXIS@-NEXIS View Printable Page http://www.nexis.com/research/search/submitViewTagged of other attorneys. Mac Crate said he wanted somebody young and energetic. He also wanted a practicing lawyer, a mother and a person who "had all the organizing talents that everybody was telling me Hillary had." Hillary Clinton, now a senior partner in the Rose firm, was listed among the country's 100 top lawyers by the National Law Journal in 1988. Last year, a survey of Arkansas's top lawyers selected her as one of the 42 LRAG. BAK BASIS HF5 LRAG.; 1zl§Lbest business-litigation attorneys in the state. In the corporate world, she is the first woman to gain membership on the boards of Wal-Mart and TCBY Enterprises Inc., two of Arkansas's top companies. The governor said he often uses her contacts to enlist the help of the state's business leaders. He has also helped further her causes. An example is the Home Instruction Program for Preschool Youngsters (HIPPY), started in 1985. The first lady was behind the program, which gives pre-school children an educational boost by teaching mothers to teach their 4- and 5-year-olds at home. By last March, about 1,600 disadvantaged children were enrolled in 19 HIPPY projects around the state, which now is funded by federal and school district money. The Clintons tried to get $10 million from the General Assembly last year to enroll 8,000 disadvantaged children in HIPPY projects and similar programs, but had no luck and VOW to try again in 1991. Without her, we wouldn't have been able to put the HIPPY program together," the governor said. She's been able to focus on one or two issues that she cares about while I deal with a whole range of other things." What critics say Along the way, Hillary Clinton has earned a reputation as demanding and impatient and, in the heat of political battle, she has been described as pushy, cold and domineering. The criticism intensified in May when she crashed a news conference called by Tom Mc Rae, her husband's principal opponent for the Democratic gubernatorial nomination. accused Mc Rae of slamming the governor at a time when he was out of state. And she was angered by Mc Rae's display of a caricature of her husband without clothes. Occasionally leafing through documents she'd brought with her, she pointed out contradictions in Mc Rae's positions and expressed general disappointment in his campaign. Mc Rae said then and again recently that the incident gave his campaign publicity and credibility that had been in short supply until that point. He said he admires the first lady. U.S. Rep. Tommy Robinson, R-Ark., who unsuccessfully sought the Republican nomination, wasn't as charitable about the Mc Rae/Clinton confrontation. He suggested at the time that the first lady had been the real governor for 10 years. As director of public safety during the governor's first term, he said, he "had to put up with her tirades before." But Robinson's attitude has since softened. Recently, he praised the first lady for her toughness, intelligence and debating skills. He said she would be a strong candidate if she ever decided to run for public office." As someone who worked in the governor's first administration," Robinson said, I know of times when Mrs. Clinton made the tough decisions that others did not have the courage to make." Hillary Clinton is not bothered by those who say she should stand369564369563369565601280whoyvtnhb Y':#back and let her husband fight his own battles." If it were a man," she said, "they would probably say what a great, strong person this fellow is, how commanding he is and all the rest. I'm not reluctant to say what's on my mind, and if some people interpret that one way instead of another, I can't help that." Sacrifice Being the governor's wife hasn't come without sacrifices and concessions to the nature of politics. She took her husband's surname out of fear of offending voters. On two occasions, Hillary Clinton dropped her legal practice altogether once to help with her husband's comeback after the 1980 defeat and again in 1983 to work on the school standards." In 1982 and again in 1983, I had no time to practice law and that's also been a financial disadvantage," she said. " But in both instances, I really believed in what I was doing." She won't reveal her full-time salary, but said it's in the six-figure range. Her husband annual salary is $35,000, the lowest among the nation's governors. That has given rise to derisive jokes that Hillary Clinton's lucrative salary allows her husband to massage his political ego. Both have heard the jokes and dismiss them. She's made a lot of sacrifices for me to be in public life," the governor said. But neither one of us ever cared about getting rich." Her activism also cuts into her billable hours as a lawyer, but Webb Hubbell, a close friend who is also a senior partner at the Rose Law Firm, says nobody there minds." It's difficult in that there are so many demands on her time that she has to narrow the number and types of cases she works on," said Hubbell, who joined Clinton last year on the list of the state's best litigation attorneys. But her visibility is a tremendous asset because once people meet her, they want to hire her." Trade-offs Hillary Clinton has little time for a social life. But at least one friend said the first lady is far from a wallflower." She's witty, she's funny and real easy-going," said Susan Fleming. Fleming's daughter, Elizabeth, is the best friend of the 4 of 6 9/12/2000 11:53 AM LEXIS®-NEXIS® View Printable Page http://www.nexis.com/research/search/submitViewTagged Clintons' only child, Chelsea, 10. The mothers and daughters often get together." We go to the movies, on trips and we have an annual lunch at the end of the summer, just a lot of the kinds of things that mothers and daughters do," Fleming said, adding that the first lady's devotion as a parent is overshadowed by other activities." That's a side of her that I don't think a lot of people know, but she's a truly great mother," Fleming said. She relates to kids in a different way than a lot of adults I know. She doesn't talk down to them, and, as a result, she can have some incredible conversations with kids." Both Clintons said they would love to have more children." My view is if it happens, it happens," Hillary Clinton said. We both would like to have more but it just hasn't happened." What does the future hold for Hillary Clinton?" I just kind of wait and see what a happens and make the best of what I'm doing at the time, and that's always worked for me," she said. Any decision on a race for elective office will come only after her husband's political career runs its course." If he made the decision not to do it, then I might think about it," she said. " But I really don't have any future plans. In this political business, you can't really plan, anyway." CAPTION: Photo 1: QUIET MOMENT: Hillary Clinton stands with daughter Chelsea. Photo 2: DRESS REHEARSAL: This 1979 photo shows Hillary Clinton modeling a formal gown for her husband's inauguration. Photo 3: SIDE BY SIDE: Hillary Clinton watches as Bill Clinton answers questions from the press in this November 1978 photo. Photo 4: OFFICIAL DANCE: Bill and Hillary Clinton share a dance at an inaugural ball. Photo 5: HILLARY RODHAM CLINTON: The senior partner in the Rose Law Firm was listed as one of the 100 top lawyers in 1988 by the National Law Journal.36956536956301162630 t&g 50. Arkansas Democrat-Gazette, July 24, 1990, Tuesday, 1213 words, SEE END OF TEXT Clintons report net worth of $418,692 Clinton says he sacrificed wealth for public service Alex Cameron/Gazette Staff, Gazette Staff, JAMES MERRIWEATHER Bill Clinton and his wife, Hillary, had a net worth of $418,692 at the end of 1989, according to a financial statement released Monday. The Clintons jointly listed assets totaling $489,692. The only liability was a $71,000 mortgage representing a 50 percent share in a Little Rock condominium occupied by Hillary Clinton's parents, Hugh and Dorothy Rodham. Highlights The governor and his wife had a net worth of $418,692 at the end of 1989. The Clintons jointly listed assets totaling $489,692. The only liability was a $71,000 mortgage representing a 50 percent share in a Little Rock condominium. Clinton's tax form for the 1989 tax year showed adjusted gross annual income of $194,168.CAPTION: Chart 1: Income: Nelson VS. Clinton Chart 2: Clinton's financial position Chart 3: Clinton's financial statement, Dec. 31, 19893698473698460401250cia520/)#*&g 51. Arkansas Democrat-Gazette, April 15, 1990, Sunday, 288 words, Macaulay's fiction will charm City:State, KAREN KNUTSON; 31 pages; Alumnae entertain Rent Clyda Rent, the new president of Mississippi University for Women, visited the state last weekend and was entertained by Arkansas alumnae at a morning coffee April 10 at Parkway Village. Former first lady and MUW alumna Anne Mc Math presented a copy of her book, First Ladies," to Clyda, who also received a framed Arkansas Traveler Certificate. Dearing is president of the Arkansas Alumnae chapter. During her trip, Clyda was also entertained at a dinner at the home of Kathy Randall, who also chaired the morning coffee. MS benefit at Buster's Buster's Restaurant in the Train Station was the site of an April 9 benefit for Multiple Sclerosis. Several local artists entertained during the $10-a-person benefit, including Naylene Smith, Ricky Tripp, Tim Sullivan and Beau Bledsoe. Buster's staff members prepared a buffet of hors d'oeuvres. Door prizes were donated by the Arkansas Symphony Orchestra, the Arkansas Repertory Theater, Murry's Dinner Playhouse, Rick's Pro Dive Shop, The Maumelle Country Club, Doe's Eat Place, Magic 105, Cool 95, KSSN, K-106 and Stonehenge Music. CAPTION: Photo 1: SHARING A MOMENT: Hugh and Amy Pollard of Little Rock (left) share a moment with Fayetteville friends Sandi and Bob Womack and Juanita and Jack Dunn (right) in a Texas Stadium skybox during the Paul Mc Cartney concert. Photo 2: FRIENDS WELCOMED: Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones (left) welcomes friends Chuck Meyer and Bud Storey to a dinner buffet. Photo 3: ALL SMILES: Claude and Beth Cousins were all smiles in anticipation of Paul Mc Cartney's performance. Photo 4: WATCH PERFORMANCE: Colleen Wallace (left) watches Paul Mc Cartney perform, along with daughters Deborah and Kimberly and their friend Katherine Ann Benton (right) of Pine Bluff. Photo 5: SIGNING AUTOGRAPHS: Cathy Rigby (right) signs autographs for Courtney and Laura Hamilton at a cast party at the Capital Club following the opening performance of Peter Pan." Photo 6: LOCAL PRESENTERS: Gene and Marilyn Weinstein, the local presenters of the Little Rock performance of Peter Pan, get acquainted with Stephen Hanan, who portrayed 5 of 6 9/12/2000 11:53 AM LEXIS®-NEXIS® View Printable Page http://www.nexis.com/research/search/submitViewTaged Captain Hook. Photo 7: THEIR TURN: Holly Irwin, Tiger Lily," signs autographs for D' Anna Mc Daniel (left) and Delaney Mc Daniel and Lindsey Humphries at a party for Peter Pan" cast members and crew. Photo 8: HELPED PLAN DINNER: Ann Pierce, Joy Smith and Madeline Moore were among the members of the Notables who helped to plan a dinner to benefit the Pine Bluff Symphony. Photo 9: TAKING A BREAK: Notables President Rebecca Justiss and her husband Richard (right) chat with Lynn De Jarnette at Wilson World. Photo 10: ATTENDED DINNER: Dee and Susan Webb were among those attending a $25-a-person dinner to raise money for the Pine Bluff Symphony Orchestra. Photo 11: DISCUSSES EXHIBIT: Photographer William Gottlieb discusses his jazz exhibit at the Old State House with Joan Baldridge. Photo 12: KEY TO THE: Little Rock Mayor Buddy Villines (right) presents a key to the city to Shotaro Yachi as Chamber of Commerce President Russ Mc Donough (left) looks on. Photo 13: RECEPTION TALK: Philander Smith President Myer L. Titus (right) talks with Don Flanders and Sherman Tate during a reception held in conjunction with the school's Distinguished Lecturer Series. Photo 14: ROSE FOR MEMBER: Idavonne Rosa (right) of Jonesboro and Mary Ann Campbell of Little Rock at the Committee of 100 luncheon at the Governor's Mansion. Campbell was presented with a rose as part of her induction into the committee. Photo 15: LUNCHEON CHAT: Irene Puckett (left) of Fairfield Bay, Carlene Feild of Hope and Sara Jo Gibbs of Forrest City chat at a luncheon for Committee of 100 members hosted by Hillary Clinton. Photo 16: MEMBERS GREETED: Karen Lauck (second from right) of Hot Springs, chairman of the Committee of 100, greets members Marilyn Matthews (left) of Dumas, Barbara Finley of Fordyce and Jane Christenson of Harrison at the Governor's Mansion. Photo 17: WELCOMED TO: Dr. Clyda Rent (left), president of Mississippi University for Women, is welcomed to Arkansas by state alumnae president Jane Dearing (center) and Pat Parish, secretary-treasurer of the state organization. Photo 18: MUSIC ENJOYED: Lissa Mc Coy (left), Marilyn Michie and Peter Zornik enjoy some of the musical talent at a benefit for Multiple Sclerosis held at Buster's Restaurant in the Train Station. Photo 19: SHARING A LAUGH: Carrie Holyfield, Bill Blevins, Carlos Crisp and Catfish Gray share a laugh at an April 9 benefit for Multiple Sclerosis sponsored by Buster's Restaurant. Photo 20: LISTENING TO MUSIC: Carol Core (left), June Taylor and Jim Shue listen as Naylene Smith sings during a benefit for Multiple Sclerosis on April 9. Photo 21: COCKTAILS ENJOYED: Linn Kempner (left), Tom Schueck, Magdalena Kempner and Lisa Douglas enjoy cocktails and hors d'oeuvres at Buster's Restaurant. Photo 22: WATCHING HAT SKIT: Jane Hulsey (right), president of the Twentieth Century Club, and Libba Adamson were among those watching a hat skit put on by Willie Oates and a hat fashion show and contest held at M.M. Cohn at the University Mall. Proceeds from the event will go to Hope Lodge, a home away from home for cancer patients supported by Twentieth Century Club.3575263575250541310 b&g 52. The New York Times, April 7, 1990, Saturday, Late Edition - Final, Section 1; Page 25, Column 2; Editorial Desk, 687 words, In France, Day Care Is Every Child's Right, By Hillary Rodham Clinton; Hillary Rodham Clinton is chairman of the board of the Children's Defense Fund in Washington., LITTLE ROCK, Ark. 6 of 6 9/12/2000 11:53 AM At Work on Issues http://www.whitehouse.gov/WH/EOP/First_Lady/html/issues.htm At Work on Issues The First Lady of the United States As First Lady, I have focused my time and energy by working to ensure that people are equipped with what I call the tools of opportunity: adequate health care, education, access to jobs and credit, protection from violence and injustice, and the freedom to participate fully in the political life of their country. One of the great joys of the position that I'm in is that I can help draw public attention to what is working in America and around the world to give people these tools: Small-loan programs have lifted women and their families and have transformed entire villages in Bangladesh. Grass-roots efforts are building democracy from the ruins of dictatorship in the former Soviet bloc. And innovative charter schools are changing the face of public education across America. I want to help galvanize people to exchange ideas like these. Learn more about these issues and other areas that are of special interest to me: Helping Parents Balance Work and Family CHILD CARE, AFTER-SCHOOL PROGRAMS, FAMILY AND MEDICAL LEAVE, LONG-TERM CARE Addressing the Needs of America's Children and Youth EARLY CHILDHOOD DEVELOPMENT, FOSTER CARE AND ADOPTION, YOUTH, NATIONAL SERVICE Strengthening America's Public Schools SCHOOL IMPROVEMENT, CHARTER SCHOOLS, TEACHER QUALITY, EDUCATION STANDARDS, COMMENCEMENT ADDRESSES Improving Health Care for all Americans HEALTH CARE REFORM, CHILDREN'S HEALTH, MEDICARE/MEDICAID, WOMEN'S HEALTH, AIDS, DISEASE PREVENTION AND RESEARCH Advancing Women's Economic Security and Empowerment MICROCREDIT, SOCIAL SECURITY, LEGAL SERVICES, WOMEN'S ECONOMIC SECURITY, WOMEN's RIGHTS AND EMPOWERMENT Advancing Democracy, Civil Society, and Women's Full Participation Around the World HUMAN RIGHTS, CIVIL SOCIETY, WOMEN AS CITIZENS, WOMEN'S HEALTH, GIRLS EDUCATION, MICROCREDIT, U.S. ENGAGEMENT Supporting the Arts Celebrating the Millennium The First Lady's Homepage 1 of 2 6/23/99 1:28 PM At Work on Issues: Helping Parents Balance Work and Family http://www.whitehouse.gov/WH/EOP/First_Lady/html/iparents.htm At Work on Issues The First Lady of the United States Helping Parents Balance Work and Family Today more than ever, parents need support in their efforts to balance their responsibilities at home and at work. From quality child care and after-school programs to long-term care assistance, the First Lady has supported initiatives that help Americans with the most important of all duties, the care of their families. Mrs. Clinton has worked tirelessly to make child care better, safer, and more affordable for America's working families and to ensure that children enter school ready to learn. She chaired the White House Conference on Child Care, which led to the Administration's proposal for substantial new investments in child care. In addition, Mrs. Clinton has championed significant new investments in programs where children can learn and be safe in the after-school hours. Recognizing that many Americans find themselves responsible for the care of their elderly or disabled relatives, Mrs. Clinton has also worked on behalf of initiatives to meet the long-term care needs of families. Mrs. Clinton supported the Family and Medical Leave Act of 1993, which has enabled millions of Americans to take job-protected leave following the birth or adoption of child, or for the care of a sick relative. Today the First Lady advocates for expanding the law to cover millions of additional workers and for providing tax relief for parents who stay home with their newborn or newly adopted children. Below is more detailed information on specific family issues: Child Care Remarks at the Project Connect Child Development Program (6/4/98) Remarks at the Redbook Magazine "Mothers & Shakers of 1998" Awards (6/2/98) Column on Child Care (4/22/98) 1998 Child Care Announcement (1/8/98) Remarks by the President and First Lady at the White House Conference On Child Care (10/23/97) Remarks on Child Care at the University of Maryland (10/3/97) For more information on this topic, please visit The Child Care Bureau at the Department of Health and Human Services. After-School Programs Remarks at the 21st Century Community Learning Centers Grant Announcement (6/17/98) Column on Afterschool Care Programs (11/18/98) 1 of 2 6/23/99 1:28 PM At Work on Issues: Helping Parents Balance Work and Family http://www.whitehouse.gov/WH/EOP/First_Lady/html/iparents.htm For more information on this topic, please visit the 21st Century Community Learning Centers at the Department of Education. Family And Medical Leave Column on the Family Medical Leave Act (8/5/98) For more information on this topic, please visit the Family and Medical Leave website at the Department of Labor. Long-Term Care Column on Long Term Care (1/6/99) For more information on this topic, please visit the Administration on Aging at the Department of Health and Human Services. [BACK TO AT WORK ON ISSUES] The First Lady's Homepage To comment on this service, send feedback to the Web Development Team. Read our Privacy Policy Read our Privacy Policy 2 of 2 6/23/99 1:28 PM At Work on Issues: Addressing the Needs of Children and Youth http://www.whitehouse.gov/WH/EOP/First_Lady/html/ichildren.htm At Work on Issues The First Lady of the United States Addressing the Needs of Children and Youth While parents have the primary responsibility for raising their children, we all have a role in helping our nation's young people to achieve their full potential. Mrs. Clinton has used her voice as First Lady to remind Americans of our responsibility for helping our children, particularly those who are most vulnerable. As the Administration's most prominent advocate on foster care and adoption, Mrs. Clinton has worked on behalf of the over 500,000 children who live in foster care because of abuse or neglect. She has promoted the adoption of children living in foster care and worked for passage of the Adoption and Safe Families Act of 1997, landmark legislation which reformed our nation's child welfare system by putting considerations of children's health and safety first. Mrs. Clinton has also taken a special interest in educating Americans about the importance of children's earliest experiences to their future development. In 1997, she hosted the White House Conference on Early Childhood Development and Learning: What New Research on the Brain Tells Us About Our Youngest Children. She has worked for Head Start expansion and quality improvements and successfully advocated for increased funding for programs serving young children. In 1997, the First Lady launched the Prescription for Reading Partnership in which pediatricians and other health professionals "prescribe" reading to new parents as an activity that will enhance children's development. Mrs. Clinton has also directed her attention to our nation's youth, encouraging the development of positive opportunities for young people and ways to help them avoid substance abuse, teen pregnancy and delinquency. She helped to launch the National Campaign to Prevent Teen Pregnancy and hosted the 1998 White House Conference on School Safety: Causes and Prevention of Youth Violence and participated in the recent White House Strategy Meeting on Children, Violence and Responsibility. The First Lady was also instrumental in the development of the AmeriCorps National Service Program through which young people may perform a year of full-time service in exchange for scholarships or student loan forgiveness. Below is more detailed information on specific children and youth issues: Early Childhood Development Remarks at New York Reach Out and Read Announcement (12/1/98) Remarks at the White House Conference on Early Childhood Development (4/17/97) Remarks at the Georgetown Medical Center's Child Development Event (1/10/97) 1 of 3 6/23/99 1:35 PM At Work on Issues: Addressing the Needs of Children and Youth http://www.whitehouse.gov/WH/EOP/First_Lady/html/ichildren.htm For more information on this topic, please visit the Head Start Bureau at the Department of Health and Human Servics and the National Institute on Early Childhood Development and Education at the Department of Education. Foster Care and Adoption Remarks at the White House Foster Care Transitioning Event (1/29/99) Remarks at the White House National Adoption Month Event (11/24/98) Remarks at Destination Future 98 (9/11/98) Remarks by the President and First Lady at Adoption Bill Signing (11/19/97) Column on National Adoption Day (11/25/98) For more information on this topic, please visit the Children's Bureau at the Department of Health and Human Services. Youth Column on Youth and Violence in the Media (6/2/99) Column on Youth, Violence and Guns (5/12/99) Column on Guns, Youth and Violence (4/28/99) Remarks on Guns and Kids (4/27/99) Remarks by First Lady Hillary Rodham Clinton at Albert Shanker Award for Distinguished Service New York State United Teachers (4/22/99) Column on Girls and Sports (3/10/99) Remarks at the People Magazine/Campaign to Prevent Teen Pregnancy Luncheon (12/1/98) Column on Juvenile Crime (10/7/98) Remarks at the White House Conference on School Safety (10/15/98) Remarks to the National Committee to Prevent Child Abuse Awards (10/6/98) Remarks at the Annual National Conference of La Raza (7/20/98) Column on Children and Violence (4/8/98) Remarks to Arlington, Virginia PTA (3/8/96) Remarks at the National Conference on Youth Violence (8/15/94) For more information on this topic, please visit the Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquent Prevention at the Justice Department and the Family and Youth Services Bureau at the Department of Health and Human Services. National Service Column on National Service (3/17/98) University of Michigan Commencement Address (5/1/93) For more information on this topic, please visit the Corporation for National Service. [BACK TO AT WORK ON ISSUES] The First Lady's Homepage 2 of 3 6/23/99 1:35 PM At Work on Issues: Strengthening America's Public Schools http://www.whitehouse.gov/WH/EOP/First_Lady/html/ischools.htm At Work on Issues The First Lady of the United States Strengthening America's Public Schools The availability of quality public education is key to ensuring that all children have the opportunity to succeed. In the new economy where earning potential depends on educational achievement, ensuring our children are meeting world-class standards is critical to their future and the future of the nation. As First Lady, Mrs. Clinton has encouraged education reform initiatives designed to improve the quality of the public education our children receive, including teacher quality, increasing academic standards and accountability, and efforts to ensure that children are mastering the basics. She has been a supporter of public charter schools and a strong advocate for early childhood education to ensure children enter school ready to learn. Below is more detailed information on specific education issues: School Improvement Remarks by First Lady Hillary Rodham Clinton at Albert Shanker Award for Distinguished Service New York State United Teachers (4/22/99) Remarks to the Chicago Public Schools' Principals (6/3/98) Column on Chicago Public Schools (5/27/98) Column on Public Education (5/20/98) Remarks at the Chicago Children's Museum (2/18/97) Remarks to the National Education Association's Annual Convention (7/7/94) For more information on this topic, please visit the Comprehensive School Reform Demonstration Program at the US Department of Education. Charter Schools For more information on this topic, please visit the US Charter Schools website developed with the Department of Education Teacher Quality Column on Education and Teachers (4/21/99) Remarks at the 1997 Education Awards Ceremony (2/7/97) For more information on this topic, please visit the Teachers Web Page at the Department of Education. 1 of 2 6/23/99 1:36 PM At Work on Issues: Strengthening America's Public Schools http://www.whitehouse.gov/WH/EOP/First_Lady/html/ischools.htm Education Standards For more information on this topic, please visit the National Education Goals at the Department of Education. Commencement Addresses Ohio University Commencement Address (6/14/97) Banneker High School Commencement Address (6/13/97) University of Arkansas, Fayetteville Commencement Address (5/11/96) Remarks at The Alice Deal Junior High School Promotional Exercises, Washington DC (6/6/95) Brooklyn College Commencement Address, Brooklyn, NY (6/1/95) University of Pennsylvania Commencement Address (5/17/93) University of Michigan Commencement Address (5/1/93) [BACK TO AT WORK ON ISSUES] The First Lady's Homepage To comment on this service, send feedback to the Web Development Team. Read our Privacy Policy Read our Privacy Policy 2 of 2 6/23/99 1:36 PM At Work on Issues: Improving Health Care for all Americans http://www.whitehouse.gov/WH/EOP/First_Lady/html/ihealth.htm At Work on Issues The First Lady of the United States Improving Health Care for all Americans Every American deserves access to affordable, quality health care. Toward this end, Mrs. Clinton has championed a broad array of health initiatives, from reform of our health care delivery system to prevention programs that help Americans lead longer, healthier lives. As chair of the President's Task Force on Health Care Reform, the First Lady advocated health care coverage for all Americans. She has worked to strengthen Medicaid and Medicare and to promote childhood immunizations. She helped to create and promote the new Children's Health Insurance Program, which provides health insurance for the millions of children who are currently uninsured. In addition, Mrs. Clinton has worked to address specific health problems, including pediatric AIDS, childhood asthma, breast cancer, and colon cancer. Below is more detailed information on specific health care issues: Health Care Reform Column on Managed Care/Patients Bill of Rights (7/22/98) Remarks at Harvard Medical School's Commencement (6/4/98) Remarks at C. Everett Koop National Health Awards (10/18/94) Remarks at National Primary Care Day (9/29/94) Remarks to the Congressional Black Caucus (9/16/94) Remarks to the CDF/ Health Right (8/17/94) Health Right Health Watch Event (8/16/94) Remarks to the National Education Association's Annual Convention (7/7/94) Remarks to the League of Women Voters (6/14/94) Remarks at Washington University, St. Louis, MO (5/20/94) Remarks to the Communications Workers of America (4/20/94) Remarks to Students at the University of Colorado at Boulder (3/14/94) Remarks to the American Legion (2/15/94) Remarks to the United Auto Workers (3/22/94) Remarks at the Colorado Health Care Forum (3/14/94) Remarks at Marshall University in West Virginia (11/4/93) Remarks to the Institute of Medicine (10/19/93) Remarks to the Association of Retarded Citizens (10/8/93) Health Care Roundtable in Hawaii (7/13/93) Remarks to the American Medical Association (6/13/93) For more information on this topic, please visit the Agency for Health Care Policy and Research at the Department of Health and Human Services and 1 of 3 6/23/99 1:36 PM At Work on Issues: Improving Health Care for all Americans http://www.whitehouse.gov/WH/EOP/First_Lady/html/ihealth.htm the Health Resources and Services Administration at the Department of Health and Human Services Children's Health Column on Children's Health Insurance Program (CHIP) (2/24/99) Remarks at Children's Health Insurance Outreach Event with the President (2/23/99) Remarks at Anne Hickman Lecture (10/9/98) For more information on this topic, please visit the Children's Health Insurance Program website. Medicare/Medicaid For more information on this topic, please visit the Health Care Finance Administration. Women's Health Remarks at the Jo Obserstar Breast Cancer Memorial Lecture (1/28/99) Remarks at NARAL Anniversary Luncheon (1/22/99) Remarks at the Unveiling of the Breast Cancer Stamp (7/28/98) Remarks at the YWCA Battered Women's Shelter (7/27/98) Remarks at the Medicare Mammography Awareness Campaign Kick Off (5/1/95) For more information on this topic, please visit the National Women's Health Information Center at the Department of Health and Human Services. AIDS Remarks at the Kick Off Event for the Pediatric AIDS Foundation PSA Campaign (5/22/95) For more information on this topic, please visit the AIDS Information Site at the Center for Disease Control and the United Nations AIDS Program. Disease Prevention and Research Column on Epilepsy (1/13/99) Remarks at Colon Cancer Event (9/10/98) Column on Cancer (7/29/98) Column on Asthma and the Environment (6/10/98) For more information on this topic, please visit the National Institutes for Health and the Center for Disease Control. [BACK TO AT WORK ON ISSUES] The First Lady's Homepage 2 of 3 6/23/99 1:36 PM At Work on Issues: Advancing Women's Economic Security and Empowermenhttp://www.whitehouse.gov/WH/EOP/First_Lady/html/iwomen.htm At Work on Issues The First Lady of the United States Advancing Women's Economic Security and Empowerment Today more women than ever work outside the home and contribute to the economic security of their families. Yet, women can face significant challenges in the workplace -- they are more likely to rely on minimum wage work; they too often are paid less than men for the same work; they may have difficulty gaining access to credit to start small businesses; and, while they live longer than men, they reach retirement with smaller pensions and other assets. As First Lady, Mrs. Clinton has championed efforts to help ensure the economic security of women and their families. For example, she has advocated access to microcredit -- small loans made to non-traditional borrowers -- to enable thousands of American women to start their own small businesses. Mrs. Clinton also has supported the Administration's efforts to increase the minimum wage, promote equal pay laws, and fund legal services for low-income families. She has worked to ensure that bankruptcy reform does not adversely impact women and families, particularly in terms of child support collection. In the Social Security debate she has focused her attention on ensuring that the features of Social Security that are important to women are preserved and strengthened. Below is more detailed information on specific women's issues: Microcredit Remarks at the 1998 Micronenterprise Awards (2/5/99) Remarks at Washington DC Microcredit Summit (2/3/97) For more information on this topic, please visit the Community Development Financial Institutions Fund at the US Treasury and the Small Business Administration. Social Security Column on Social Security (2/17/99) Remarks at Social Security Teleconference Discussion (1/23/99) Column on Social Security Reform (1/20/99) For more information on this topic, please visit the Social Security Administration. Legal Services For more information on this topic, please visit the Legal Services Corporation. 1 of 2 6/23/99 1:37 PM At Work on Issues: Advancing Women's Economic Security and Empowermenhttp://www.whitehouse.gov/WH/EOP/First_Lady/html/iwomen.htm Women's Economic Security Remarks at Equal Pay Roundtable with the President (4/7/99) Remarks at the Women's Equality Summit (3/15/99) Women's Leadership Forum Speech on Women and Politics (3/3/99) Column on Minimum Wage (10/14/98) For more information on this topic, please visit the Women's Bureau at the Department of Labor and the US Treasury. Women's Rights and Empowerment Sacagawea Coin Unveiling/Tribute to Native American Women (5/4/99) Column on Women's History Month (3/17/99) Remarks to the Women's Equality Summit at the National Education Association (3/15/99) Remarks to the Women's Leadership Forum on Women and Politics (3/3/99) Remarks at the United Jewish Appeal Lion of Judah Conference (9/14/98) Remarks at the 150th Anniversary of the First Women's Rights Convention, Seneca Falls (7/16/98) Remarks at Women in Law Enforcement Event (7/8/98) Remarks at the Women's Leadership Forum (4/18/97) Remarks at the New York Women's Agenda Star Breakfast (11/28/95) Remarks at the Pentagon Celebrating Women's History Month (3/1/95) For more information about women's history as it relates to this topic, please visit the National Archives Women's Research Website. [BACK TO AT WORK ON ISSUES] The First Lady's Homepage ? To comment on this service, send feedback to the Web Development Team. Read our Privacy Policy 2 of 2 6/23/99 1:37 PM 6/16/00 HRC Domestic Trips by State modified 18/09 State City Date (arr) Date (dep) Alaska Anchorage 11/11/1994 Alaska Elmendorf 11/27/1996 Alaska Elmendorf 6/24/1998 Arizona Flagstaff 5/19/1999 5/20/1999 Arizona Grand Canyon 5/19/1999 Arizona Phoenix 10/15/1996 Arizona Phoeniz 6/23/1997 Arizona Tucson 10/14/1996 10/15/1996 Arkansas Fayatteville 5/10/1996 5/11/1996 Arkansas Fayetteville 12/28/1993 12/29/1993 Arkansas Fayetteville 4/9/2000 4/9/2000 Arkansas Fayetteville 5/7/2000 5/7/2000 Arkansas Fort Smith 5/11/1996 Arkansas Hope 6/25/1997 6/26/1997 Arkansas Hot Springs 1/8/1994 Arkansas Hot Springs 9/27/1997 Arkansas Little Rock 1/2/1993 1/16/1993 Arkansas Little Rock 3/4/1993 Arkansas Little Rock 3/19/1993 4/4/1993 Arkansas Little Rock 4/8/1993 4/10/1993 Arkansas Little Rock 7/20/1993 7/23/1993 Arkansas Little Rock 12/27/1993 12/29/1993 Arkansas Little Rock 1/2/1995 1/4/1995 Arkansas Little Rock 6/22/1995 6/25/1995 Arkansas Little Rock 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9/20/1997 California Palo 5/1/1998 5/3/1998 California Palo Alto 9/25/1998 9/26/1998 California Palo Alto 6/12/1999 California Palo Alto 6/7/2000 6/8/2000 California Portola Valley 11/24/1997 11/25/1997 California Sacramento 9/8/1994 California Sacramento 10/29/1994 California Sacramento 5/30/1996 California San Bernardino 11/2/1996 California San Diego 9/9/1994 California San Diego 1/26/1995 California San Diego 4/12/1996 California San Diego 10/16/1996 10/17/1996 California San Diego 11/2/1996 California San Diego 3/27/2000 3/27/2000 California San Francisco 7/5/1993 California San Francisco 10/21/1993 10/22/1993 California San Francisco 4/25/1994 California San Francisco 9/8/1994 California San Francisco 10/24/1994 California San Francisco 5/26/1995 5/27/1995 California San Francisco 2/8/1996 2/9/1996 California San Francisco 4/12/1996 California San Francisco 5/20/1996 California San Francisco 9/27/1996 California San Francisco 6/22/1997 6/23/1997 California San Francisco 9/20/1997 California San Francisco 11/24/1997 11/25/1997 California San Francisco 6/12/1998 6/13/1998 California San Francisco 9/25/1998 California San Francisco 10/30/1998 California San Francisco 12/10/1998 12/11/1998 California San Fransisco 11/6/1999 11/6/1999 California San Fransisco 3/29/2000 3/29/2000 California San Fransisco 6/7/2000 6/7/2000 California Santa Ana 10/17/1996 California Santa Barbara 9/8/1994 9/9/1994 California Santa Barbara 9/12/1996 California Santa Cruz 4/11/1996 4/12/1996 California Santa Monica 6/8/2000 6/8/2000 California Yorba Linda 4/27/1994 California Los Angeles 5/29/1996 5/30/1996 California San Diego 3/27/1994 4/2/1994 Colorado Cortez 5/21/1999 Colorado Denver 3/14/1994 Colorado Denver 7/26/1995 Colorado Denver 2/7/1996 2/8/1996 Colorado Denver 4/24/1996 Colorado Denver 5/21/1996 5/22/1996 Colorado Denver 9/18/1996 Colorado Denver 10/22/1996 Colorado Denver 6/19/1997 6/21/1997 Colorado Denver 6/21/1997 6/22/1997 Colorado Denver 9/24/1998 Colorado Denver 5/20/1999 Colorado Littleton 5/20/1999 Colorado Mesa Verde Nat'l Park 5/21/1999 5/22/1999 Colorado Vail 8/12/1993 8/16/1993 Colorado Winter Park 6/21/1997 Colorado Boulder 3/14/1994 Connecticut Bridgeport 10/15/1994 Connecticut Groton 9/24/1994 Connecticut Hartford 10/15/1994 Connecticut Hartford 11/4/1994 Connecticut Hartford 10/6/1996 Connecticut Hartford 1/28/1998 Connecticut New Canaan 12/9/1999 12/9/1999 Connecticut New Haven 10/9/1993 Connecticut New Haven 7/1/1995 Connecticut New Haven 8/8/1996 Connecticut New Haven 9/24/1996 Connecticut New Haven 4/30/1998 Connecticut New Haven 6/3/2000 6/3/2000 Connecticut New London 9/24/1996 Connecticut Redding 10/24/1994 Connecticut Stratford 10/15/1994 Connecticut Westport 10/7/1998 Connecticut New Haven 10/18/1996 Delaware Dover 4/9/1999 Delaware Wilmington 11/7/1994 Delaware Wilmington 10/3/1996 Florida Boca Raton 5/2/1996 Florida Boca Raton 8/1/1996 Florida Boca Raton 10/1/1996 Florida Boca Raton 4/13/1999 Florida Cape Canaveral 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Lauderdale 10/30/1996 Florida Hillsborough 3/21/1994 Florida Hollywood 1/22/1995 Florida Homestead 9/6/1993 Florida Jacksonville 9/30/1996 Florida Jacksonville 10/29/1998 Florida Miami 9/5/1993 9/6/1993 Florida Miami 3/20/1994 3/21/1994 Florida Miami 10/1/1994 10/2/1994 Florida Miami 10/15/1994 Florida Miami 12/8/1994 12/11/1994 Florida Miami 2/6/1995 Florida Miami 6/30/1995 Florida Miami 4/22/1996 Florida Miami 9/30/1997 10/1/1997 Florida Oralando 7/5/1999 Florida Orlando 6/7/1993 6/8/1993 Florida Orlando 8/9/1993 Florida Orlando 10/2/1993 Florida Orlando 10/12/1993 Florida Orlando 11/20/1993 Florida Orlando 8/2/1996 8/3/1996 Florida Orlando 9/30/1996 10/1/1996 Florida Palm Beach 1/26/2000 1/26/2000 Florida Palm Beach 1/26/2000 1/27/2000 Florida Sarasota 2/6/1995 Florida St. Petersburg 10/2/1994 Florida St. Petersburg 6/8/1996 Florida Tallahassee 10/30/1996 Florida Tallahassee 4/7/1997 Florida Tampa 3/12/1993 Florida Tampa 11/1/1998 Florida West Palm 10/1/1996 Florida Yulee 5/25/1999 5/30/1999 Florida Palm Beach 1/22/1995 Georgia Atlanta 11/22/1993 Georgia Atlanta 5/2/1995 Georgia Atlanta 5/2/1996 Georgia Atlanta 7/19/1996 Georgia Atlanta 7/25/1996 Georgia Atlanta 7/31/1996 Georgia Atlanta 3/9/2000 3/9/2000 Georgia Lake Lanier 6/12/1997 Georgia Lenox 5/2/1995 Hawaii Honolulu 7/11/1993 7/14/1993 Hawaii Honolulu 11/16/1994 11/19/1994 Hawaii Honolulu 8/31/1995 9/3/1995 Hawaii Honolulu 11/15/1996 11/18/1996 Hawaii Kauai 7/14/1993 Hawaii Maui 7/14/1993 7/18/1993 Idaho Des Moines 10/31/1998 Idaho Idaho Falls 8/17/1996 Illinois Arlington Heig 6/4/1995 Illinois Champaign 5/15/1994 Illinois Chicago 6/13/1993 Illinois Chicago 10/21/1993 Illinois Chicago 4/4/1994 Illinois Chicago 6/17/1994 Illinois Chicago 2/15/1995 Illinois Chicago 5/15/1995 5/16/1995 Illinois Chicago 6/4/1995 Illinois Chicago 6/29/1995 6/30/1995 Illinois Chicago 9/17/1995 Illinois Chicago 1/17/1996 1/18/1996 Illinois Chicago 3/11/1996 Illinois Chicago 6/12/1996 Illinois Chicago 8/25/1996 8/25/1996 Illinois Chicago 10/8/1996 Illinois Chicago 10/14/1996 Illinois Chicago 2/18/1997 2/19/1997 Illinois Chicago 6/25/1997 Illinois Chicago 10/27/1997 10/28/1997 Illinois Chicago 4/27/1998 Illinois Chicago 4/28/1998 4/29/1998 Illinois Chicago 6/2/1998 6/3/1998 Illinois Chicago 10/22/1998 10/23/1998 Illinois Chicago 10/30/1998 10/31/1998 Illinois Chicago 1/13/1999 Illinois Chicago 4/14/1999 Illinois Chicago 10/27/1999 10/28/1999 Illinois Chicago 2/25/2000 1/26/2000 Illinois Elmhurst 10/17/1998 Illinois Melrose Park 2/15/1995 Illinois Mt. Vernon 10/8/1996 10/9/1996 Illinois Oak Forest 3/11/1996 Illinois Park Ridge 10/27/1997 Illinois Springfield 4/24/1996 4/25/1996 Illinois Springfield 10/31/1996 Indiana Indianapolis 6/22/1998 lowa Ames 2/3/1996 lowa Burlington 10/19/1996 lowa Cedar Falls 2/3/1996 lowa Cedar Rapids 2/14/1995 lowa Cedar Rapids 11/4/1996 lowa Coucil Bluffs 10/19/1996 lowa Des Moines 3/15/1993 lowa Des Moines 2/14/1995 2/15/1995 lowa Des Moines 3/15/1996 lowa Indianola 1/1/1996 lowa Sioux City 9/10/1996 lowa Slater 3/15/1993 lowa Des Moines 2/2/1996 2/3/1996 lowa Des Moines 10/19/1996 Kentucky Lexington 2/21/1996 Kentucky Lexington 11/4/1996 Kentucky Louisville 2/21/1996 Kentucky Louisville 4/24/1997 Kentucky Pikeville 6/19/1997 Louisiana New Orleans 3/4/1993 Louisiana New Orleans 7/3/1994 Louisiana New Orleans 5/24/2000 5/24/2000 Louisiana Stony Brook 10/28/1996 Maine Bangor 10/27/1996 Maine Brunswick 9/30/1996 Maine Orono 2/7/1994 Maine Portland 2/7/1994 Maine Portland 10/13/1994 Maine Portland 5/17/1996 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3/10/2000 New York New York City 3/13/2000 New York New York City 3/14/2000 New York New York City 3/15/2000 New York New York City 3/16/2000 New York New york City 3/17/2000 New York New York City 3/18/2000 New York New York City 3/21/2000 New York New York City 4/5/2000 New York New York City 4/6/2000 New York New York City 4/7/2000 New York New York City 4/11/2000 New York New York City 4/12/2000 New York New York City 4/13/2000 New York New York City 4/14/2000 New York New York City 4/17/2000 New York New York City 4/18/2000 New York New York City 4/24/2000 New York New York City 4/30/2000 New York New York City 5/5/2000 New York New York City 5/8/2000 New York New York City 5/9/2000 New York New York City 5/11/2000 New York New York City 5/15/2000 New York New York City 5/17/2000 New York New York City 5/18/2000 New York New York City 5/19/2000 New York New York City 5/23/2000 New York New York City 5/25/2000 New York New York City 5/30/2000 New York New City 5/31/2000 New York New City 6/3/2000 New York New City 6/4/2000 New York New City New York New City New York New City New York New City New York New City York York York york York York York York York York York York 6/5/2000 6/6/2000 New York New City 11/30/1999 1/19/2000 2/27/2000 3/5/2000 New York New City 3/20/2000 New York New City 5/20/2000 New York New City 6/2/2000 New York New Yrok City 6/1/2000 New York Niagara 8/5/1999 New York Niagara Falls 4/22/1999 New York Niagra Falls 11/5/1993 New York North River 6/4/2000 New York Nyack 10/18/1999 New York Oneota 7/7/1999 New York Oswego Village 4/8/2000 New York Oyster Bay 12/21/1999 New York Pearl River 3/1/2000 New York Pearl River 3/5/2000 New York Penn Yan 4/27/2000 New York Plattsburgh 5/4/2000 New York Pomona 10/19/1999 New York Poughkeepsie 10/1/1995 New York Poughkeepsie 1/24/2000 New York Purchase 1/18/2000 New York Purchase 2/6/2000 New York Purchase 3/1/2000 New York Queens 3/4/2000 New York Queens 3/5/2000 New York Queens 5/10/2000 New York Queens 5/18/2000 New York Ridgewood 3/31/2000 New York Riverdale 10/14/1999 New York Rochester 4/5/1994 New York Rochester 8/6/1999 New York Rochester 10/19/1999 New York Rochester 10/20/1999 New York Rochester 1/10/2000 New York Rochester 1/11/2000 New York Rochester 2/8/2000 New York Rochester 5/25/2000 New York Rockville Center 4/5/2000 New York Rockville Centre 7/14/1999 New York Rome 7/8/1999 New York Roslyn 3/21/2000 New York Rye 7/12/1999 New York Rye Brook 11/3/1999 New York Salamanca 4/26/2000 New York Saratoga Springs 9/25/1999 New York Saratoga Springs 4/1/2000 New York Scarsdale 10/19/1999 New York Scarsdale 3/1/2000 New York Schenectady 9/25/1999 New York Schoharie 4/3/2000 New York Sea Cliffe 1/13/2000 New York Skaneateles 8/30/1999 9/3/1999 New York South Ozone Park 9/9/1999 New York Spring Valley 10/18/1999 New York Staten Island 2/12/2000 New York Staten Island 2/22/2000 New York Strykersville 4/26/2000 New York Syosset 2/29/2000 New York Syracuse 4/5/1994 New York Syracuse 7/9/1999 New York Syracuse 12/22/1999 New York Syracuse 2/9/2000 New York Syracuse 4/1/2000 New York Syracuse 5/10/2000 New York Syracuse 5/25/2000 New York Tonowanda 2/22/2000 New York Troy 9/25/1999 New York Troy 5/21/2000 New York Tuxedo Park 3/5/2000 New York Uniondale 4/6/2000 New York Valley Cottage 3/1/2000 New York Watertown 9/30/1999 10/1/1999 New York Watertown 10/1/1999 New York Watertown 10/1/1999 New York Watertown 4/17/2000 New York Watkins Glen 4/27/2000 New York West Henrietta 4/7/2000 New York White Plains 9/15/1999 New York White Plains 10/19/1999 New York White Plains 1/24/2000 New York White Plains 3/22/2000 New York White Plains 4/25/2000 New York Woodbury 4/6/2000 New York Woodbury 4/14/2000 North Carolina Charlotte 4/2/1994 Ohio Akron 10/24/1996 Ohio Athens 10/23/1996 10/24/1996 Ohio Athens 6/14/1997 Ohio Athens 11/1/1998 Ohio Cincinnati 6/12/1996 Ohio Cincinnati 12/2/1999 12/2/1999 Ohio Cleveland 11/12/1993 Ohio Cleveland 7/30/1994 Ohio Cleveland 9/25/1996 Ohio Cleveland 11/4/1996 Ohio Cleveland 6/18/1997 Ohio Dayton 9/25/1996 Ohio Marietta 11/12/1993 Ohio Cincinnati 7/27/1998 Ohio Cleveland 10/31/1996 Ohio Cleveland 7/27/1998 Oklahoma Ft. Gibson 4/8/1994 Oklahoma Muskogee 4/8/1994 Oklahoma Oklahoma City 4/23/1995 Oklahoma Oklahoma City 4/5/1996 Oklahoma Tulsa 8/16/1993 Oregon Corvalis 11/2/1996 11/3/1996 Oregon Eugene 9/10/1996 Oregon Portland 7/22/1994 Oregon Portland 9/19/1996 9/20/1996 Oregon Portland 9/24/1998 9/25/1998 Pennsylvania Allentown 11/1/1998 Pennsylvania Ambridge 11/3/1993 Pennsylvania Conshohocken 9/20/1994 Pennsylvania Erie 10/10/1996 Pennsylvania Gladwyne 7/20/1998 Pennsylvania Harrisburg 2/11/1993 Pennsylvania Philadelphia 2/11/1993 Pennsylvania Philadelphia 5/17/1993 Pennsylvania Philadelphia 2/4/1994 Pennsylvania Philadelphia 9/20/1994 Pennsylvania Philadelphia 2/22/1996 Pennsylvania Philadelphia 2/26/1996 Pennsylvania Philadelphia 10/3/1996 Pennsylvania Philadelphia 10/27/1996 Pennsylvania Philadelphia 4/27/1997 4/28/1997 Pennsylvania Philadelphia 4/29/1997 Pennsylvania Philadelphia 6/10/1997 Pennsylvania Philadelphia 10/22/1997 Pennsylvania Philadelphia 5/7/1998 Pennsylvania Philadelphia 7/20/1998 Pennsylvania Philadelphia 9/27/1999 Pennsylvania Pittsburg 6/7/1996 Pennsylvania Scranton 4/10/1993 Pennsylvania Scranton 9/24/1995 Pennsylvania Wilkes-Barre 10/10/1996 Puerto Rico San Juan 9/29/1998 Rhode Isalnd Providence 5/25/2000 5/25/2000 Rhode Island Pawtucket 10/28/1996 Rhode Island Providence 10/8/1993 Rhode Island Providence 1/20/1996 Rhode Island Providence 6/4/1997 Rhode Island Providence 10/20/1998 Rhode Island Providence 10/30/1999 10/30/1999 Rhode Island Providence 12/13/1999 12/13/1999 Rhode Island Warwick 10/8/1993 South Carolina Hilton Head 1/1/1993 1/16/1993 South Carolina Hilton Head 12/29/1993 1/2/1994 South Carolina Hilton Head 12/31/1994 1/1/1995 South Carolina Hilton Head 12/30/1995 South Carolina Hilton Head 12/30/1996 1/1/1997 South Carolina Hilton Head 12/30/1997 1/1/1998 South Carolina Hilton Head 12/30/1998 1/1/1999 South Dakota Sioux Falls 2/18/1994 South Dakota Sioux Falls 9/20/1996 South Dakota Sioux Falls 11/4/1996 Tennessee Clinton 3/19/1999 Tennessèe Jackson 8/19/1996 Tennessee Memphis 10/7/1994 Tennessee Nashville 6/24/1996 Tennessee Nashville 6/22/1998 Texas Austin 4/6/1993 Texas Austin 9/5/1996 Texas Austin 8/18/1999 Texas Austin 6/1/2000 6/1/2000 Texas Brownsville 11/1/1996 Texas College Station 11/6/1997 Texas Corpus Christi 3/5/1996 Texas Dallas 2/9/1996 Texas Dallas 3/5/1996 Texas Dallas 6/7/1996 Texas Dallas 9/6/1996 Texas Dallas 2/19/1998 Texas Dallas 8/17/1999 Texas Ft. Worth 2/19/1998 Texas Houston 6/11/1994 Texas Houston 8/18/1999 Texas Houston 6/1/2000 6/1/2000 Texas Mcallen 8/17/1999 8/18/1999 Texas San Antonio 6/11/1994 Texas San Antonio 3/5/1996 Texas San Antonio 9/5/1996 9/6/1996 Texas San Antonio 11/1/1996 11/2/1996 Texas Uvalde 3/5/1996 Texas Waco 6/1/2000 6/1/2000 Texas Austin 2/19/1998 Texas Dallas 3/25/1994 3/27/1994 Texas Houston 9/5/1996 Utah Park City 2/26/1998 3/1/1998 Utah Park City 2/27/1999 3/2/1999 Vermont Woodstock 6/18/1993 Virginia Alexandria 2/10/1998 Virginia Alexandria 2/10/1999 Virginia Arlington 6/6/1993 Virginia Arlington 2/19/1995 Virginia Arlington 3/1/1995 Virginia Arlington 4/10/1996 Virginia Charlottesville 1/16/1993 1/17/1993 Virginia Ft. Myer 9/30/1993 Virginia Jamestown 4/25/1993 Virginia McClean 5/24/1995 Virginia Monticello 1/17/1993 Virginia Montpelier 7/9/1998 Virginia Pentagon 11/19/1993 Virginia Quantico 10/1/1997 Virginia Williamsburg 4/25/1993 Virginia Williamsburg 5/7/1993 Virginia Williamsburg 4/16/1994 4/17/1994 Washington Centralia 9/19/1996 Washington Longview 9/19/1996 Washington Seattle 7/22/1994 7/23/1994 Washington Seattle 6/24/1996 Washington Seattle 9/18/1996 9/19/1996 Washington Seattle 6/23/1997 Washington Tacoma 9/19/1996 Washington Seattle 9/24/1998 West Virginia Huntington 11/4/1993 West Virginia Huntington 8/25/1996 West Virginia Morgantown 5/11/1993 Wisconsin Green Bay 10/9/1996 Wisconsin Janesville 2/19/1994 Wisconsin Janesville 10/17/1998 Wisconsin LaCrosse 11/3/1996 Wisconsin Madison 10/9/1996 Wisconsin Madison 10/16/1998 10/17/1998 Wisconsin Milwaukee 2/18/1994 2/19/1994 Wisconsin Milwaukee 9/17/1996 Wisconsin Milwaukee 4/27/1998 Wisconsin Milwaukee 8/12/1998 Wisconsin Wausau 2/18/1994 Wyoming Jackson Hole 8/15/1995 8/30/1995 Wyoming Jackson Hole 8/9/1996 8/12/1996 Wyoming Jackson Hole 8/12/1996 8/17/1996 Wyoming Yellowstone N 8/12/1996 HRC Foreign Travel by Date modified 6/29/00 Date (arr) Date (dep) Country City 7/6/1993 7/10/1993 Japan Kamakura 7/6/1993 7/10/1993 Japan Tokyo 7/10/1993 7/11/1993 Korea Seoul 7/10/1993 7/11/1993 Korea Seoul 1/13/1994 1/15/1994 Russia Moscow 1/13/1994 1/15/1994 Russia Moscow 1/15/1994 1/16/1994 Belarus Minsk 1/16/1994 Switzerland Geneva 2/11/1994 2/14/1994 Norway Lillehammer 5/8/1994 5/9/1994 South Africa Cape Verde 5/9/1994 5/10/1994 South Africa Johannesburg 5/9/1994 5/10/1994 South Africa Pretoria 6/1/1994 6/4/1994 Italy Rome 6/2/1994 Italy Vatican City 6/3/1994 Italy Nettuno 6/4/1994 6/6/1994 England Portsmouth 6/4/1994 England Cambridge 6/4/1994 England Chequers 6/4/1994 England London 6/4/1994 England Birmingham 6/6/1994 6/8/1994 France Paris 6/6/1994 France Caen 6/6/1994 France Normandy 6/6/1994 France Omaha Beach 6/6/1994 France Point du Hoc 6/6/1994 France Utah Beach 6/6/1994 France Utah Beach 6/8/1994 England London 6/8/1994 England London 6/8/1994 England Oxford 6/8/1994 England Oxford 7/5/1994 7/6/1994 Latvia Riga 7/5/1994 7/6/1994 Latvia Riga 7/6/1994 7/7/1994 Poland Warsaw 7/7/1994 7/10/1994 Italy Mt. Vesuvius 7/7/1994 7/10/1994 Italy Mt. Vesuvius 7/7/1994 7/10/1994 Italy Naples 7/7/1994 7/10/1994 Italy Naples 7/10/1994 7/12/1994 Germany Bonn 7/10/1994 7/12/1994 Germany Ludwigshafen 7/10/1994 7/12/1994 Germany Ramstein AFB 10/25/1994 Dominican Republic Santo Domingo 10/25/1994 Egypt Cairo 10/26/1994 10/27/1994 Jordan Amman 10/26/1994 10/27/1994 Jordan Amman 10/26/1994 10/27/1994 Jordan Aqaba 10/26/1994 10/27/1994 Jordan Aqaba 10/27/1994 Israel Jerusalem 10/27/1994 Israel Jerusalem 10/27/1994 Israel Tel Aviv 11/12/1994 Phillipines Corregidor Island 11/12/1994 Phillipines Manila 11/13/1994 11/16/1994 Indonesia Jakarta 11/13/1994 11/16/1994 Indonesia Yogyakarta 2/23/1995 2/24/1995 Canada Ottawa 3/6/1995 3/8/1995 Denmark Copenhagen 3/25/1995 3/27/1995 Pakistan Islamabad 3/25/1995 3/27/1995 Pakistan Lahore 3/25/1995 Egypt Cairo 3/27/1995 3/30/1995 India Agra 3/27/1995 3/30/1995 India New Delhi 3/30/1995 4/2/1995 Nepal Kathmandu 4/2/1995 4/4/1995 Bangladesh Dhaka 4/2/1995 4/4/1995 Bangladesh Jessore 4/4/1995 4/5/1995 Sri Lanka Colombo 5/8/1995 5/11/1995 Russia Moscow 5/11/1995 5/12/1995 Ukraine Kiev 6/15/1995 6/17/1995 Canada Nova Scotia 6/15/1995 6/17/1995 Canada Halifax 9/4/1995 9/7/1995 China Beijing 9/4/1995 Guam 9/7/1995 9/8/1995 Mongolia Ulaanbaatar 10/12/1995 10/14/1995 Chile Santiago 10/14/1995 10/16/1995 Brazil Brasilia 10/14/1995 10/16/1995 Brazil Salvador de Bahai 10/16/1995 10/17/1995 Paraguay Asuncion 11/5/1995 11/6/1995 Israel Tel Aviv 11/29/1995 11/30/1995 England London 11/30/1995 12/1/1995 Northern Ireland Belfast 11/30/1995 12/1/1995 Northern Ireland Londonderry 12/2/1995 12/3/1995 Spain Madrid 12/2/1995 Germany Ramstein AFB 3/24/1996 3/25/1996 Germany Baumholder 3/24/1996 3/25/1996 Germany Ramstein AFB 3/25/1996 3/26/1996 Turkey Istanbul 3/25/1996 3/27/1996 Turkey Ankara 3/25/1996 Bosnia Tuzla 3/25/1996 Italy Aviano 3/28/1996 3/31/1996 Greece Athens 3/28/1996 3/31/1996 Greece Delphi 3/28/1996 3/31/1996 Greece Olympia 4/14/1996 4/16/1996 Korea Cjeju-Do 4/16/1996 4/18/1996 Japan Tokyo 6/26/1996 7/1/1996 France Lyon 6/26/1996 7/1/1996 France Paris 7/1/1996 7/2/1996 Romania Bucharest 7/2/1996 7/3/1996 Poland Krakow 7/2/1996 7/3/1996 Poland Warsaw 7/2/1996 Poland Krakow 7/3/1996 7/6/1996 Czech Republic Prague 7/6/1996 7/8/1996 Hungary Budapest 7/6/1996 Slovakia Bratislava 7/8/1996 7/9/1996 Estonia Tallin 7/9/1996 7/11/1996 Finland Helsinki 11/19/1996 11/20/1996 Australia Sydney 11/20/1996 11/21/1996 Australia Canberra 11/21/1996 11/23/1996 Australia Port Douglas 11/21/1996 Australia Cairns 11/23/1996 11/24/1996 Philippines Manila 11/24/1996 11/25/1996 Thailand Chiang Mai 11/24/1996 Thailand Chiand Rai 11/25/1996 11/26/1996 Thailand Bangkok 12/2/1996 12/4/1996 Bolivia La Pez 1/1/1997 1/5/1997 Virgin Islands St. Thomas 3/16/1997 3/17/1997 Senegal Dakar 3/18/1997 3/19/1997 South Africa Johannesburg 3/19/1997 3/21/1997 South Africa Cape Town 3/21/1997 3/23/1997 Zimbabwe Harare 3/23/1997 3/24/1997 Zimbabwe Victoria Falls 3/24/1997 3/25/1997 Tanzania Dar Es Salaam 3/25/1997 3/27/1997 Tanzania Ngotogoro Crater 3/25/1997 Tanzania Arusha 3/27/1997 3/29/1997 Uganda Kampala 5/4/1997 5/5/1997 Mexico Merida 5/5/1997 5/7/1997 Mexico Mexico City 5/7/1997 5/9/1997 Costa Rica San Jose 5/9/1997 Barbados Bridgetown 5/27/1997 5/29/1997 Netherlands The Hague 5/27/1997 France Paris 5/27/1997 Netherlands Amsterdam 5/29/1997 England London 7/5/1997 7/7/1997 Spain Palma de Mallorca 7/7/1997 7/10/1997 Spain Madrid 7/8/1997 Spain Toledo 7/9/1997 Spain Granada 7/10/1997 7/13/1997 Austria Vienna 7/12/1997 Austria Grinzing 7/12/1997 Austria Klosterneuberg 7/13/1997 7/16/1997 Austria Salzburg 7/16/1997 7/18/1997 Portugal Lisbon 7/18/1997 Portugal Fatima 7/19/1997 Portugal Cais Cais 7/20/1997 Portugal Azores 7/20/1997 Portugal Lisbon 9/5/1997 9/6/1997 England London 10/8/1997 10/10/1997 Panama Panama City 10/12/1997 10/13/1997 Venezuela Caracas 10/13/1997 10/14/1997 Brazil Brasilia 10/14/1997 10/15/1997 Brazil Sao Paulo 10/15/1997 10/19/1997 Argentina Buenos Aires 10/15/1997 Brazil Rio de Janiero 10/17/1997 10/18/1997 Argentina Bariloche 10/30/1997 10/31/1997 Ireland Dublin 10/31/1997 11/2/1997 England London 10/31/1997 Northern Ireland Belfast 11/10/1997 11/12/1997 Kazakhstan Almaty 11/10/1997 Ireland Shannon 11/12/1997 11/15/1997 Uzbekistan Tashkent 11/12/1997 Kyrgyzstan Bishkek 11/13/1997 11/14/1999 Uzbekistan Bukhara 11/14/1997 Uzbekistan Samarkhand 11/15/1997 Russia Yekaterinburg 11/17/1997 11/18/1997 Ukraine Lviv 12/22/1997 Bosnia Sarajevo 12/22/1997 Bosnia Tuzla 12/22/1997 Italy Aviano 1/1/1998 1/4/1998 Virgin Islands St. Thomas 1/30/1998 1/31/1998 Switzerland Zurich 1/31/1998 2/1/1998 Switzerland Luzern 2/1/1998 2/3/1998 Switzerland Davos 2/1/1998 Switzerland Appenzeil 2/1/1998 Switzerland St. Gallen 2/3/1998 Switzerland Zurich 3/24/1998 3/25/1998 Uganda Kampala 3/25/1998 Rwanda Kigali 3/25/1998 South Afica Cape Town 3/31/1998 4/2/1998 Senegal Dakar 3/31/1998 Botswana Gaborone 3/31/1998 Botswana Kasane 4/15/1998 4/19/1998 Chile Santiago 4/17/1998 Chile Valpariso-Vina del Mar 4/18/1998 Chile Temuco 5/12/1998 5/14/1998 France Paris 5/12/1998 France Chaumeil 5/12/1998 France Correze 5/12/1998 France Limoges 5/12/1998 France Tulle 5/14/1998 5/15/1998 Switzerland Geneva 5/15/1998 5/16/1995 El Salvador San Salvador 5/16/1998 5/18/1998 England Cambridge 5/18/1998 England London 5/18/1998 Switzerland Geneva 6/25/1998 6/26/1998 China Xi'an 6/26/1998 6/29/1998 China Beijing 6/29/1998 7/2/1998 China Shanghai 7/2/1998 7/3/1998 China Hong Kong 7/2/1998 China Guilin 9/1/1998 9/2/1998 Russia Moscow 9/2/1998 9/3/1998 Northern Ireland Belfast 9/3/1998 9/4/1998 Ireland Dublin 9/3/1998 Northern Ireland Armagh 9/3/1998 Northern Ireland Omagh 9/4/1998 Ireland Adare 9/5/1998 Ireland Limerick & Southwest 9/29/1998 9/30/1998 Chile Santiago 9/30/1998 10/2/1998 Uruguay Montevideo 10/10/1998 10/11/1998 Ireland Shannon 10/11/1998 10/12/1998 Bulgaria Sofia 10/12/1998 10/13/1998 Czech Republic Prague 10/13/1998 Ireland Shannon 11/16/1998 11/18/1998 Egypt Luxor 11/16/1998 Honduras Soto Cano Military Base 11/16/1998 Honduras Tegucigulpa 11/16/1998 Nicaragua Managua 11/18/1998 11/19/1998 Guatemala Antigua 11/18/1998 11/19/1998 Guatemala Guatemala City 11/19/1998 Guatemala Tikal 11/20/1998 11/21/1998 Dominican Republic Punta Cana 11/21/1998 11/22/1998 Haiti Port-au-Prince 11/22/1998 Haiti Perrier Fatima 11/22/1998 Haiti Pignon 12/12/1998 12/15/1998 Israel Jerusalem 12/12/1998 Israel Tel Aviv 12/14/1998 Israel Gaza City 12/15/1998 Israel Bethelhem 12/15/1998 Israel Tel Aviv 2/6/1999 2/9/1999 Netherlands The Hague 3/21/1999 3/23/1999 Egypt Cairo 3/23/1999 3/25/1999 Egypt Giza 3/25/1999 3/27/1999 Tunisia Tunis 3/26/1999 Tunisia El Jem 3/26/1999 Tunisia Kairouan 3/26/1999 Tunisia Monastir 3/27/1999 3/28/1999 Morocco Errachidia 3/28/1999 4/1/1999 Morocco Marrakech 3/29/1999 Morocco Ouarzazate 4/1/1999 Morocco Fes 5/11/1999 5/12/1999 Ireland Galway 5/12/1999 Northern Ireland Belfast 5/13/1999 5/14/1999 Italy Naples 5/13/1999 England London 5/14/1999 Macedonia Skopje 6/16/1999 6/17/1999 France Paris 6/16/1999 Switzerland Geneva 6/17/1999 6/18/1999 Morocco Fes 6/18/1999 6/19/1999 Italy Palermo 6/19/1999 6/21/1999 Germany Cologne 6/21/1999 6/22/1999 Slovenia Ljubljana 6/22/1999 Italy Aviano 6/22/1999 Macedonia Skopje 7/25/1999 7/25/1999 Morocco Rabat 10/4/1999 10/10/1999 Italy, Poland, Iceland Rome, Warsaw 11/9/1999 11/10/1999 Israel Tel Aviv, 11/10/1999 11/11/1999 Israel Jerusalem, Tel Aviv 11/11/1999 11/12/1999 Jordan Amman 11/12/1999 11/13/1999 Jordan Petra, Amman 11/13/1999 11/16/1999 Turkey Ankarra 11/16/1999 11/17/1999 Turkey Izmit 11/17/1999 11/18/1999 Turkey Istambul, Ephesus 11/18/1999 11/19/1999 Turkey Antalya, Istambul 11/19/1999 11/20/1999 Greece Athens 11/20/1999 11/21/1999 Italy Florence HRC Domestic Trips by Date modified 6/16/00 State City Date (arr) Date (dep) South Carolina Hilton Head 1/1/1993 1/16/1993 Arkansas Little Rock 1/2/1993 1/16/1993 Virginia Charlottesville 1/16/1993 1/17/1993 Virginia Monticello 1/17/1993 New York New York 1/26/1993 Pennsylvania Harrisburg 2/11/1993 Pennsylvania Philadelphia 2/11/1993 New York New York 2/21/1993 2/22/1993 Massachusetts Boston 2/22/1993 Maryland Annapolis 2/26/1993 Maryland Baltimore 2/26/1993 Arkansas Little Rock 3/4/1993 Louisiana New Orleans 3/4/1993 Florida Tampa 3/12/1993 lowa Des Moines 3/15/1993 lowa Slater 3/15/1993 Arkansas Little Rock 3/19/1993 4/4/1993 Michigan Detroit 3/22/1993 Texas Austin 4/6/1993 Arkansas Little Rock 4/8/1993 4/10/1993 Maryland Hagerstown 4/10/1993 Pennsylvania Scranton 4/10/1993 Montana Billings 4/16/1993 Montana Great Falls 4/16/1993 4/17/1993 Nebraska Lincoln 4/16/1993 Virginia Jamestown 4/25/1993 Virginia Williamsburg 4/25/1993 Michigan Ann Arbor 5/1/1993 Virginia Williamsburg 5/7/1993 New York New York 5/10/1993 West Virginia Morgantown 5/11/1993 New York New York 5/15/1993 Pennsylvania Philadelphia 5/17/1993 Maryland Baltimore 5/22/1993 Virginia Arlington 6/6/1993 Florida Orlando 6/7/1993 6/8/1993 Maryland Baltimore 6/10/1993 Illinois Chicago 6/13/1993 New Hampshire Lebanon 6/18/1993 Vermont Woodstock 6/18/1993 Missouri Jefferson City 7/1/1993 California San Francisco 7/5/1993 Hawaii Honolulu 7/11/1993 7/14/1993 Hawaii Kauai 7/14/1993 Hawaii Maui 7/14/1993 7/18/1993 California Los Angeles 7/18/1993 7/20/1993 Arkansas Little Rock 7/20/1993 7/23/1993 Florida Orlando 8/9/1993 Colorado Vail 8/12/1993 8/16/1993 Missouri St. Louis 8/12/1993 Arkansas Springdale 8/16/1993 8/18/1993 Oklahoma Tulsa 8/16/1993 Massachusetts Martha's Vineyard 8/29/1993 Florida Miami 9/5/1993 9/6/1993 Florida Cutler Ridge 9/6/1993 Florida Florida City 9/6/1993 Florida Homestead 9/6/1993 Minnesota Minneapolis 9/17/1993 Minnesota Rochester 9/17/1993 New York New York 9/27/1993 Virginia Ft. Myer 9/30/1993 New York New York 10/1/1993 Florida Orlando 10/2/1993 Rhode Island Providence 10/8/1993 Rhode Island Warwick 10/8/1993 Connecticut New Haven 10/9/1993 Florida Orlando 10/12/1993 New York New York 10/14/1993 New Jersey Cherry Hill 10/20/1993 New Jersey Teaneck 10/20/1993 California San Francisco 10/21/1993 10/22/1993 Illinois Chicago 10/21/1993 Maryland Baltimore 10/28/1993 Missouri Kansas City 10/29/1993 New Jersey Fairfield 10/30/1993 Pennsylvania Ambridge 11/3/1993 West Virginia Huntington 11/4/1993 New York Ithaca 11/5/1993 New York Niagra Falls 11/5/1993 New York New York 11/8/1993 11/9/1993 Ohio Cleveland 11/12/1993 Ohio Marietta 11/12/1993 Virginia Pentagon 11/19/1993 Florida Orlando 11/20/1993 Georgia Atlanta 11/22/1993 New Hampshire Hanover 12/2/1993 New Hampshire Manchester 12/2/1993 Massachusetts Boston 12/7/1993 Arkansas Little Rock 12/27/1993 12/29/1993 Arkansas Fayetteville 12/28/1993 12/29/1993 South Carolina Hilton Head 12/29/1993 1/2/1994 Arkansas Hot Springs 1/8/1994 California Los Angeles 1/27/1994 Nevada Las Vegas 1/27/1994 1/28/1994 Pennsylvania Philadelphia 2/4/1994 Maine Orano 2/7/1994 Maine Portland 2/7/1994 New Jersey Edison 2/16/1994 South Dakota Sioux Falls 2/18/1994 Wisconsin Milwaukee 2/18/1994 2/19/1994 Wisconsin Wausau 2/18/1994 Wisconsin Janesville 2/19/1994 Colorado Denver 3/14/1994 Colorado Boulder 3/14/1994 Missouri St. Louis 3/14/1994 3/15/1994 Florida Miami 3/20/1994 3/21/1994 Florida Hillsborough 3/21/1994 Texas Dallas 3/25/1994 3/27/1994 California San Diego 3/27/1994 4/2/1994 North Carolina Charlotte 4/2/1994 Illinois Chicago 4/4/1994 New York Rochester 4/5/1994 New York Syracuse 4/5/1994 Oklahoma Ft. 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Press Booklet for Gayleen: FLOTUS Media Requests and Events: [HRC Bio/Record] [binder]

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