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Friday, November 20, 1992
Dickinson
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Consenting Adults R
('4'50.9) 3.35
Dracula R
('4'35.7) 10.9 4.0
Malcolm X PG13
('4'00.8) 0.0 8.0
Home Alone II PG
('4'40.5) 4.0 7.0 0.0 9.30 10.20
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PRESIDENTIAL TRANSITION UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
Meeting with lawmakers goes well, Clinton says
President-elect is encouraged by cooperation
The Associated Press
WASHINGTON — President-elect Bill Clinton paid a whirlwind visit to Capitol Hill yesterday, pledging an open door to Democrats and Republicans alike and to meet them halfway on an early agenda of economic revival and health-care reform.
"I think we're off to a good start," Clinton said after 6/12 hours of meetings on Capitol Hill and as congressional leaders from both parties nodded in agreement.
Clinton also met with Gen. Colin Powell, head of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, for a wide-ranging briefing on military, national security and foreign policy issues.
Powell reiterated his opposition to lifting the ban on homosexuals in the military but said he would help implement the change if Clinton kept his promise to reverse the ban.
"I'm very pleased that he has said he
will move carefully in full consultation with military leaders and others who have an interest in this matter," Powell said in Pennsylvania before returning to Washington for the meeting.
Clinton was winding up a busy two-day visit to Washington, his first since winning the Nov. 3 election.
In one 24-hour stretch, Clinton's stops included: a White House meeting with President Bush, a visit to a crime-scarred city neighborhood, an elegant dinner party, a stay in a posh hotel, a jog past Washington's monuments and into McDonalds, a visit with commuters on a city bus and meetings in the Capitol with lawmakers.
The Arkansas governor came to Capitol Hill carrying a promise of bipartisan cooperation and left predicting that lawmakers would reciprocate.
As Clinton captured the spotlight, a host of transition aides quietly went to work on Capitol Hill and throughout the city. In addition, several Clinton economic advisers met with congressional staff.
"We have to pursue a different course of growing this economy, crea
ating more jobs, raising incomes and having a disciplined plan to reduce the deficit," Clinton said. "I think if we work hard at it, we can have bipartisan cooperation."
He sought to balance such optimism with a reminder that some problems facing the country are of mind-bending complexity. Said Clinton: "The sense I get from the American people is ... they don't expect miracles of us, but they do expect progress."
To court Congress, Clinton had breakfast with Democratic leaders, lunch with a bipartisan group of legislators and a handful of private meetings with senior legislators from both parties.
Clinton said he hoped to encourage quick passage of his economic stimulus package by getting it to Congress by the time he takes office in January so that any wrinkles and problems could be quickly addressed.
And he said he came away from Capitol Hill convinced that he could reach agreement with Congress on a health-care plan that cut costs, reforms the insurance industry and provides coverage to all.
First lady, Hillary Clinton take house tour
The Associated Press
WASHINGTON — Barbara hugged Hillary, showed her around the White House and cautioned about one downside of living there: reporters.
"That's right," Clinton said with a laugh. "I know that feeling already."
The first lady had waited with her dogs, Millie and Ranger, outside the South Portico. Clinton's limousine stopped several feet away. She stepped out, patted the dogs and walked to greet Bush.
"Avoid this crowd like the plague," Bush said, pointing to the reporters and photographers crowded together on the South Lawn. "If they quote you, make damn sure they heard you."
The women brushed cheeks, held hands as they walked toward the entrance and put their arms around one another as they stepped inside. They toured the Executive Managers' offices and watched as she waited for Clinton, the first lady answered
reporters 'shouted questions about her recent house-hunting trip to Houston.
"I looked at 21 houses, decided to build, talked to the architect and have the plans," Bush said of the Bushes' intent to build on a lot they own.
In the meantime, Barbara Bush said, she and her hus-
band will rent a home after they leave the White House Jan-
For the Clintons and their 12-year-old daughter, Chelsea, the move will mean much more room than they've had for 12 of the last 14 years.
In Washington, the living quarters of the White House have 14,000 square feet.
In Little Rock, the private quarters of the governor's mansion have 1,800 square feet — two bedrooms, four bathrooms, a den and a sitting room.
The White House has 29 fireplaces, three elevators and hundreds of rooms, including the Lincoln bedroom and the Yellow Oval Room with its breathtaking view of the Washington Monument and the Jefferson Memorial.
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