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...boss Christie Whitman told TIME. Indeed, the League of Conservation Voters, which in February gave Bush and Vice President Dick Cheney a grade of D-, gave Bill Clinton and Al Gore a C+ after their first year in office. "The President's environmental agenda is ambitious," says James Connaughton, chair of Bush's Council on Environmental Quality, which serves as a broker among myriad environmental agencies. "But it's also realistic. We focus on what's doable...
...LEFT FOOT Directed by Jim Sheridan; Screenplay by Jim Sheridan and Shane Connaughton...
Although he had seen no one, Connaughton sensed they had been watched entering and leaving his apartment building. He had not seen, in the entryway four doors up the street, the slight man in the dark blue coat and the broad- brimmed...
Arms control brings passion to Hart's voice like no other issue. Frank Connaughton, the sympathetic protagonist in his new novel, is a rangy, rugged arms-control negotiator from Montana who risks his career and reputation to get an agreement in Geneva. In his farewell speech to the Senate, Hart offered his own arms-control policy: a 50% reduction in U.S. and Soviet nuclear arsenals, a nuclear test ban and a moratorium on the development of cruise missiles. His foreign policy views are almost the opposite of Ronald Reagan's. The underlying problem in Central America, Hart argues, is poverty...
Hartwick is led by senior forward Paul Cushion, who has scored five goals in his squad's 10 contests thus far. A pair of junior midfielders, Terry Connaughton and Mark Mettrick, are also offensive threats with two tallies apiece...