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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1996
Page
3
President Clinton signals a softened stance on a constitutional balance budget amendment as GOP gains threaten passage. He would back an amendment with an escape hatch allowing deficits during a recession, stressing avoidance of steps that worsen economic downturns.
Washington reports exit interviews with President Clinton as Cabinet members depart. George Mitchell emerges as a leading potential replacement while Clinton remains noncommittal. Other named candidates include Madeleine Albright Anthony Lake Sam Nunn and Richard Holbrooke amid background reviews.
The president cannot veto a constitutional amendment and 34 states must ratify if Congress passes it. After last Tuesday's elections GOP Senate supporters grow, White House spokesman McCurry says they may move ahead. Trent Lott indicates Clinton may accept action, while Larry Craig pushes for a January floor vote.
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