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As his first executive actions, President Clinton revoked the Gag Rule, which prohibited abortion counseling in clinics that receive federal funding to serve low-income patients.
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President Clinton ordered the Federal Government to make it easier for states to receive waivers from government regulations in order to implement innovative welfare reform projects.
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enabled millions of workers to take up to 12 weeks unpaid leave to care for a new baby or ailing family member without jeopardizing their job
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The President launched a major childhood immunization effort to increase the number of children who were being immunized
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This legislation provided assistance to states to implement high standards and challenging curricula to help all children succeed.
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President Clinton and Vice President Gore advocated for legislation increasing Head Start participation and quality
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In his State of the Union address, the President challenged Americans to join together in a national campaign against teen pregnancy
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The President unveiled his National Drug Control Strategy that set forth a long-term national effort to reduce illicit drug use and its consequences.
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The President successfully initiated an historic effort to improve child care for America’s working families.
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The President unveiled a historic new FDA regulation that, for the first time, requires over-the-counter drug products to use a new product label with larger print and clearer language, making it easier for consumers to understand product warnings and comply with dosage guidance.
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In his January 1999 State of the Union Address the President stated that "we should eliminate the limits on what seniors on Social Security can earn."
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In the FY 2001 budget, President Clinton won passage of an historic $1.2 billion initiative for emergency school renovation
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