The Public Papers of Governor Brereton C. Jones, 1991-1995 - Jones, Brereton C
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In his inaugural address, Kentucky Gov. Brereton C. Jones proclaimed, "This administration is committed to having the most positive, progressive, exciting four years in our state's history". Few would argue that he failed to achieve that goal. Through speeches and press releases, this volume reflects the principal concerns of Jones' time in office. Thematically organized, it presents the public face of the Jones administration on such issues as health care, education, economic development, the environment, and governmental reform.

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In his inaugural address, Kentucky Gov. Brereton C. Jones proclaimed, "This administration is committed to having the most positive, progressive, exciting four years in our state's history". Few would argue that he failed to achieve that goal. Through speeches and press releases, this volume reflects the principal concerns of Jones' time in office. Thematically organized, it presents the public face of the Jones administration on such issues as health care, education, economic development, the environment, and governmental reform.
Autorenporträt
Penny M. Miller, a professor of political science at the University of Kentucky, is the author of Kentucky Politics and Government: Do We Stand United?, and the co-author of two other books, The Kentucky Legislature: Two Decades of Change and Political Parties and Primaries in Kentucky. Her articles have appeared in leading professional journals such as Journal of Politics, Western Politics Quarterly, Women & Politics, Kentucky Law Journal, and Political Science & Politics. She serves as a board member of the Kentucky Long-Term Policy Research Center and Kids Voting Kentucky. She also served as Chair of the Kentucky Commission on Women, and as a board member of the Kentucky Center for Public Issues and the White House Commission on Presidential Scholars.