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Clinton, party leaders meet
President-elect holds gathering to discuss agenda
LITTLE ROCK, Ark. — President-elect Clinton and Democratic congressional leaders held their first meeting over dinner last night, hoping to forge agreement on how to break Washington gridlock and push through a quick-action agenda.
"We've got a big job to do, and we've got to do it together." Clinton said earlier in the day awaiting the arrival of Senate Majority Leader George Mitchell, House Speaker Tom Foley and House Majority Leader Richard Genhardt.
Clinton and his wife, Hillary, greeted their dinner guests at the governor's mansion about 7 p.m. Their meeting was expected to last at least three hours.
It was the first meeting between the president-elect and congressional leaders since Clinton's victory. The chances for agreement are good, because this marks the first time in 12 years that Democrats will control both the White House and Congress.
Clinton, out for a jog yesterday morning, declined to outline specific priorities he planned to map out with the Democratic leaders, instead promising a full report at a news conference with them scheduled for 10 a.m. this morning.
Clinton and his aides have talked of a 100-day agenda for economic and social matters they felt were neglected during the past decade. But even
before last night's dinner, Mitchell played down expectations for how quickly Congress might move.
"I am not one to subscribe to this 100-day deadline business," Mitchell said on NBC TV's "Meet the Press."
"I think it's an artificial deadline established for no purpose other than giving definition . . . to a sense of urgency about action." Mitchell said.
Clinton plans to make a short-term economic stimulus package his main objective, including expanded investment-tax credits designed to spark job creation. However, Clinton can act alone by executive order on several proposals, such as speeding up federal dollars for highway projects that would create jobs.
Clinton met at the governor's mansion yesterday with economic adviser Robert Reich and longtime friend and journalist Bill Moyers, who served as press secretary for President Johnson
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