1 President Bush said that three members of his cabinet will lead a presidential mission to Poland to gauge how the U.S. can help the new non-Communist government's economic changes.
2 Mr. Bush announced several weeks ago that he intended to send such a mission, composed of top government aides and business and labor leaders.
3 The mission will visit Poland from Nov. 29 to Dec. 2, the White House said.
4 In remarks at a White House ceremony marking Polish Heritage Month, Mr. Bush announced that Agriculture Secretary Clayton Yeutter, Commerce Secretary Robert Mosbacher and Labor Secretary Elizabeth Dole will lead the U.S. group.
5 Michael Boskin, chairman of the Council of Economic Advisers, also will be a member.
6 In addition, the White House said that Charles Harper, chairman of ConAgra Inc., and John McGillicuddy, chairman of Manufacturers Hanover Corp., will be among a group of at least 15 business and labor representatives in the presidential mission.
7 Mr. Bush said the group is to 'focus on economic sectors where U.S. expertise and cooperation can indeed make a difference.'
8 Mr. Bush has asked Congress to provide more than $400 million in economic aid and food grants for Poland's new government, but has been chided by Democrats for failing to do more.

The mission will visit Poland from Nov . 29 to Dec . 2 , the White House said .
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