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(AP) — The following are an
swers of the major presidential can
didates to the question: “Do you
support congressional term limits?”
Bill Clinton
“No. I share with supporters of
congressional term limits their
goal to reform our political system
and renew our democracy. I do
not, however, believe that term
limits are the appropriate means
to achieve this desirable end.”
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ROOMMATE
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Shuttle, 1 mile to campus. 764-8645
Bob Dole
“As president, I will push for an
amendment to the Constitution
that establishes a two-term limit
for senators and a six-term limit
for House members. I will contin
ue to press for legislation that lim
its the power of special interest
groups and makes representatives
more accountable to their con
stituents. These decisive steps will
further enhance the confidence of
the electorate in Congress, and the
laws it developed, as we enter the
21st century.”
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congressional terms.”
Probable social security
changes remain unspoken
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Work in a mail environment . Chick-fil-A of Post Oak
Mall now accepting applications. Hours of operation:
8:30 am - 9:00 pm, closed Sunday. EOE.
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WASHINGTON (AP) — Whenever Social Security comes up, Preside
Clinton and Bob Dole gingerly promise not to touch it. But awayfromit
campaign, armies of researchers are amassing arguments to make
the next president does take action to keep the system solvent.
The most radical reforms would have Social Security “touched" in a is l a research s
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way — by privatizing at least part
collected each year.
Instead of putting the money from workers’ and
employers’ payroll taxes into government bonds some
money would he invested in the stock market, where
it could earn a higher return but also face greater risks.
A government advisory council, working out of
the spotlight for two years, will produce its report
soon after the election. The 13 members could not
agree on a single remedy but instead will put for
ward three rival plans.
Both Clinton and Republican challenger Dole
have endorsed the idea of appointing a blue-ribbon commission*
along the lines of a 1983 panel that dealt with an earlier crisis ini
government’s biggest benefit program.
Clinton’s and Dole’s views on possible changes are pretty
mystery, given their terse comments during the campaign.Thesubjed ts
did not come up in Sunday’s debate.
One possible hint: Carolyn Weaver, a longtime Dole adviseronfo
cial Security who also serves on the advisorya
cil, supports the most far-reaching privatizatiilps” and a stran
plan to divert $1.6 trillion of Social Securitycoii ithat could sh
mmomm a butions into stocks. Individuals, not the gow® itrse’s first few
REMg. A ment, would decide how to invest the money, ftvo Texans an
Dole and Clinton both signaled an open®® chemistry pri;
considering privatization in recent interviews^ jafamily of ca
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money in stocks over a 15-year period. The other two plans would)! iversity in Engh
low workers to make the investments themselves. 63, and 1
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For activists in both parties, the
evening had an inescapable sub
plot. Gore, 48, is all but certain to
seek the Democratic presidential
nomination in four years. And if
Dole loses to Clinton, the 61-year-
old Kemp would be considered the
top early prospect for the next Re
publican nomination.
In a quick poll conducted by
ABC, 50 percent said Gore won the
showdown, 27 percent viewed
Kemp as the winner and 21 per
cent called it a draw.
The two candidates were deter
mined to keep the focus on their
bosses, Clinton and Dole.
“This economy is overtaxed,
over-regulated,’’ Kemp said in
making the case for Dole’s plan
to cut taxes 15 percent across
the board. Kemp said the econo
my was growing a feeble 2.5 per
cent a year under Clinton. “Bob
Dole and I believe we can do a
lot better.”
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Gore, in turn, said repeated |\ mon g other t
that Dole and Kemp were offe^ on us jng
a “risky $550 billion taxscheffi lduct electrici
that would “blow a hole ini- tance or t0 jg
deficit and cause much deel 0 body. Sc
cuts in Medicare, Medicaid,edii® , n ^ a bi e to ti
tion and the environment.” 0 diamonds.
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and middle-class familiesP : iy e d for a numl
for college. j,” said Stuart S
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ment should not engage in'! tsburgh. “There
cial engineering” by pick' 1 -xcitement.”
winners and losers thro# Fullerenes were
tax policy. In any event, P be an exclusivel
said it was “four years too W ition, but after tl
for Clinton to be promising^ dthem in the
dle-class tax cuts. ilecules were fc
Kemp fudged when asked/ tings on Earth at
agreed with Dole’s callforartF David jyj L e g (
of the family leave law. “I wo^ hardson, 59, a
have voted for it,” Kemp said, heroff, 51, were
The law is popular with)#!
women, a critical constitute
and Gore sensed an opening.
“It shouldn’t be repealed”
ought to be extended,” the' 1 !
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