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Strike no closer to being settled
Players plead for support in congress
The Associated Press
WASHINGTON President Bill Clinton summoned players and owners to the White House yesterday evening after a mediator failed to make any progress in settling the 179-day baseball strike.
Clinton, Vice President Al Gore and several White House aides met with mediator W.J. Usery for 35 minutes in the Oval Office. Usery brought with him an outline on how to resolve the dispute, but did not disclose those plans.
With spring training scheduled to start in only nine days, Usery also brought news that players and owners were no closer to a resolution.
"The president was exasperated that there was no progress toward settling the baseball strike," said White House representative Mike McCurry.
Clinton responded by ordering representatives of players and owners to the White House for a meeting at 6 p.m. EST to stress the need for a settlement, McCurry said.
"I don't know," Detroit slugger Cecil Fielder said when asked who the players would meet with at the White House. "We'll just have to see what they offer."
"The deadline has passed, and we are now into a different course of action." McCurry said.
Clinton had set a Monday deadline for resolving the dispute, but the sides ignored his call and have not
talked for three days.
"The purpose of this (6 p.m.) session is not to negotiate further." he said.
It was not clear what course of action Clinton could pursue.
There was speculation that
There was talk that Usery could recommend binding arbitration. Players had indicated they might accept the process, although owners were less likely to favor that.
Spring camps are supposed to open Feb. 16, and owners say they will start with replacement players if necessary.
"The deadline has passed,and we are now into a different course of action."
Usery's terms could be used as special legislation to impose a settlement, but congressional leaders said yesterday they didn't think the solution to the strike would be found on Capitol Hill.
Mike McCurry White House representative
That could mean that when it's time for pitchers and catchers to report, they might be joined by carpenters, cooks and anyone else who hopes to play ball as a strike-breaker.
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