The following is a timeline of the presidency of Bill Clinton, from January 1, 1994 to December 31, 1994. January January 1 – A recording of Clinton airs on the radio, featuring the president discussing a wide range of issued at the top of his administration's agenda for the new year. January 3 – Clinton held a meeting on health care reform. He then answers questions from reporters, during a morning appearance in the Roosevelt Room. January 4 – Clinton delivers an address to Central Intelligence Agency employees in the lobby of the Central Intelligence Agency in Langley, Virginia during the morning. Clinton answers questions from reporters in regards to his administration's foreign policy during an Oval Office appearance in the afternoon. January 5 – Clinton announced his nominations of Josiah Beeman for United States Ambassador to New Zealand and to Western Samoa, and Gordon P. Eaton for Director of the U.S. Geological Survey. January 6 – Clinton issued a statement on the death of Tip O'Neill. January 8 – Clinton issued a memorandum on American assistance for the independent states of the former Soviet Union. January 9 – Clinton attends the funeral of his mother, Virginia Clinton Kelley in Hope, Arkansas. Clinton delivers remarks at Grand Place in Brussels during the evening after his leaving of the Hotel de Ville. Clinton gave speech on a variety of issues at the Conrad Hotel during the evening. January 10 – Clinton addressed the North Atlantic Council in a speech at the NATO Headquarters during the morning. Clinton holds his thirty-ninth news conference at the Conrad Hotel during the evening, the focus of which being the Clinton administration's foreign policy. January 11 – Clinton delivers an address on economics within Brussels at the Conrad Hotel during the morning. Clinton holds his fortieth news conference in the Joseph Luns Theatre at NATO Headquarters during the morning. Clinton holds his forty-first news conference at the News Conference Theatre at the headquarters of the Commission of the European Union during the afternoon. January 13 – Clinton announced his nomination of William W. Ginsberg for Assistant Secretary for Economic Development at the Department of Commerce. Clinton announced the appointment of Regional and Deputy Regional Representatives for the U.S. Department of Education in San Francisco, Boston, Atlanta, Chicago, and Kansas City. January 14 – Clinton speaks with reporters in St. Catherine Hall at the Kremlin during the