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President Clinton, joined by Jim and Sarah Brady and a number of congressional leaders, signed the long-debated Brady Bill. The Brady Bill creates a five-day waiting period for a background check on…

Mr. Brown announced his resignation after two years as director of the Office of National Drug Control Policy. He has accepted a teaching position at Rice University.

President Clinton spoke to the Anti-Drug Coalitions about his plans to conduct a White House Conference focusing on the prevention of teen violence and drug use.

Director Brown talked to reporters about a new report that shows that U.S. spending on illegal drugs has decreased 23 percent from 1989 to 1993.

Committee members heard testimony from Mr. Brown concerning national drug control policy.

The subcommittee reviewed President Clinton’s national drug control strategy. Mrs. Reagan the drug-free schools program begun during her husband’s presidency. Former drug office administrators…

Committee members heard testimony from witnesses conerning the National Drug Control Agency’s efforts to combat illegal drug use and reviewed the Clinton administration’s drug control…

President Clinton and other administration officials announced that over 6500 smaller communities would receive grants for additional police officers. They applauded the 1994 Crime Bill,…

Mr. Brown spoke before the subcommittee about heroin trafficking in the U.S.

The participants discussed law enforcement and race relations and how they are trying to resolve racial conflict and keep communities together.

Director Brown reviewed the progress his office has made in reducing illegal drug use.

At the Department of Justice, President Clinton, Attorney General Reno, Dr. Lee Brown, Secretary Bentsen, Congressman Brooks, Senator Biden, and Portland, Oregon Police Chief Charles Moose rallied for…

Three Clinon administration officials discussed the impact Brown v. Board of Education had on minority progress in the U.S. They compared the recent accomplishments in South Africa with the…

Attorney General Janet Reno, Secretary of HUD Henry Cisneros, Director of the Office of National Drug Control Policy Lee Brown, and Assistant Secretary of Treasury Ron Noble today briefed…

President Clinton signed the Emergency Appropriations Bill for California earthquake relief. The bill provided for $8.6 billion in housing assistance and home repairs, repairs to public…

During a teleconference with a group of mayors from across the country, President Clinton announced the names of 34 cities to receive the second round of grants to put more police on the…

Mr. Brown briefed the press on the administration’s new drug control policy designed to limit drug use. Following an opening statement, he took questions from the press concerning the apparent…

The Vice President, Secretary Henry Cisneros, Secretary Lloyd Bentsen, Attorney General Janet Reno, and Director of Drug Policy Lee Brown briefed the media today on “Operation Safe Home” and the campaign to reduce crime in public…

Participants discussed efforts to encourage a reduction in violent crime throughout the country. Attorney General Reno spoke about the need for education at a young age to avoid the…

President Clinton focused on the crime bill during his meeting in the White House East Room with mayors from across the nation. The President discussed several key points including: putting 100,000…