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President Clinton continued to emphasize issues and initiatives affecting students and children in recent public events.

The president and Vice President Al Gore met on Feb. 9 with a family in Alexandria, Va., to discuss "v-chip" technology, which will allow parents to prevent certain television shows from airing in their homes. The visit included a demonstration of the new technology, which Mr. Clinton said will give "more power to the parents to control what their young children see on television."

In his weekly radio address a day later, Mr. Clinton focused on personal responsibility, urging parents to take responsibility...

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