What you should do, Mr. President: America's kids say which issues matter most to them

Article Abstract:

Children indicated they feel the environment, homeless people, and AIDS cure and lower taxes are the most important problems Pres Clinton should address. Other respondents conveyed their concern about illegal drugs, unemployment, world peace and crime.

Reports, Social problems

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Dear Mr. President: more than 93,000 schoolchildren tell Bill Clinton what he ought to do

Article Abstract:

The majority of children who wrote to Bill Clinton cited violence as the top problem facing the US. Food for the poor, homelessness, drugs and other issues were presented in the Nov 1996 Goals for the President student survey by 'Weekly Reader.'

Children, Surveys, Records and correspondence, Politics, Children and politics

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'Mr. President, here's your midterm report.' (US schoolchildren's assessment of Bill Clinton)

Article Abstract:

Approximately 23,000 respondents to a 'Weekly Reader' survey felt that PresClinton was trying to do a good job but was not performing particularly well. The environment, homeless, AIDS, tax reduction and drug war are discussed.

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