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President Bill Clinton, Vice President Al Gore, and three U.S. governors briefed reporters on the effort to garner support for the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA). Governors Ann …

Governor John Engler spoke to a joint session of the Michigan legislature outlining his education reform proposal designed to allow young people to choose schools while improving the public …

Members of the National Education Goals Panel released their third annual report. The two volume report contained expanded state-by-state break downs and goal related information. Education …

Educators, corporate leaders, and political leaders met to discuss education issues. Topics covered included access to education and funding for various programs. Governor Engler began with …

The Governors' Task Force on Education held a meeting at the annual summer meeting National Governors Association

Vice President Al Gore spoke to a meeting of the Executive Committee of the National Governors' Association on his project for government reform known as the National Performance Review. He …

The Executive Committee of the National Governors' Association met prior to the meeting of the full association to discuss issues relating to state politics and the NGA’s agenda. Much of the…

The National Governors' Association’s State Management Task Force introduced its report on state government reform during the opening weekend of the association’s meeting in Tulsa. The task …

Governor John Engler (R-MI) argued in favor of increasing the discretionary power of state governments in a speech to the conservative political action conference of the American Conservativ…

Governors from the National Governors Association shared the major accomplishments of their just completed meeting. Governor Roy Romer, D-CO, chairman of the National Governors Association, …

Members of the Executive Committee of the National Governors' Association discussed fiscal and other issues affecting state governments in the 1993 winter meeting. The meeting included debat…