LITTLE ROCK, Ark. -- About 100,000 pages of domestic policy documents from the Clinton administration will be made public Wednesday at Clinton's presidential library.
The documents deal with education, employment, health care and promotion of the arts, as well as Clinton's efforts to reform the welfare system.
Also included are records from the administration's Commission on Holocaust Assets, which investigated what happened to Holocaust victims' assets that came under U.S. control during and after World War II.
Clinton's presidential archives contain 80 million documents, some of which are scheduled to be released under federal law in 2006.
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