Texas Gov. Clements Suffers Slight Stroke
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AUSTIN, Tex. — Gov. Bill Clements, who admitted himself to the hospital after suffering a slight stroke, was in good spirits and undergoing medical tests Wednesday, aides said. Clements, 71, entered Seton Medical Center late Tuesday after complaining of dizziness and blurred vision.
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