Education Lobby Aims To Rally Public Support
Washington
Like President Clinton, education advocates here are hoping to stave off massive cuts in the programs they hold dear by enlisting public support.
"Education and the economy are the two issues that are going to be discussed on the national level" in next year's elections, Keith B. Geiger, the president of the National Education Association, said at a news conference last week, where education leaders announced they have formed a new coalition,...
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